New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
hOr,omsr thereof" was exclaimed by the American
s,.b.n sarth lost and eternity gained mighty

noonje when earth losi and eternity gamer
srirtt. Cheers But II the mlssoi, J, a"e and
I 49,, - of George Washington was cue ~ a.u
i."on If Ills Government WAS fonnded oiiy "
/ -, ,,srtetions only TO disappoint nope, .ho. ~
,, Iays been lar better that George "asDin9'o
- nd been born, and tat this Oo'e'n n. -
slcpt forever IN tho "ids ooyss Si e5,y Of
~ fIl,wcirizsns, far better that the bir,hu'y Vi
=, la Warrington had be'n cursed. as the iouin'
nd lis natal day: "Let tie DAY De euiseu IN
which Was born, aud toe night III WIZ" ~ 80. =:
aid that man child has been conceived. but 'his
oa"rct will not shall not be- Loud cheering
T,;. Govs,nment Ia destined to pass on by viii
stranger tran all human ssisteuc--o pass o" 10 'ne
,orons and great frui,ion that awaits 1t, ana VIC
can not Onlg sec this mighty people OF sls goas aoo
oioror. Government, but we can hear The footsteps
Of the coming millions in the distance tChesfs' !
In Ills great constellation OF Political hope 'hese
rty fopr sons anu these blooming territorial dhuga-
trrs We can seo IN tin bright and beautiful coDs'el
iltlon the Empire SAFE our percent queen nuF"ii
her peerless hgh. and SHED uster and glory and ge-
NAL warmth upon all. II lie The second hand d prom,
i5e like that region between the Medlh rfaheai auu
me Jordan full Of al tire elements OF greatness,
tnl of all the elements of wealth. frl OF all the ele-
meuts of succofs moral and material, that can besS
! a peoyle. Looa Gus upon her mighty eNPanse' see
Ter great inland seas, see her nigDty MYERS moving
10 their destination hike human h0ui to the bosom
Of it, father and rs God. See It's CONTRIBUTORS W
commerce. SEQ the productions OF its industry, zee
It's letters art, and arms all s greatness ils IN
g. snal improvements, It's bright ana Oeautiui nis'
its suany slopes It's syery stToains ats AIMING val
leys, and then s.,y whether this land Is not worth
ipis,eryiug and Union Ia not worth hgh'ipg ior
/ that has such people.
| " Bg.a,Les there man wisp soul 90 deal
Itat ueyor 10 himEc.f hath ssid .
| rnl. Is my owe. ny naive land" i1pplsn'e' !
In the midst OF tins n Rebellion Ia upon US. Ihis
.reat aud benign Government thai has como Gown
20 oless our people, Ike that genial sunshine thit
sheds lie rays upon VII Gods Children alike, that ar
come dow like The refreshing Isino o Heaven or nae
tho feT;ihLpg dews unseen ana nnIelt lhis great n
good this benign and uneguGied Government, has
Iut "a nose Into the water that came 10 Rebedcm
10 drink Iu5 wolf of Government has attempted
10 fssen its iangs upon the liinD, tue heOuiioli
| lJ..nghterl What elal the Empire State say I
NDIt shall The Empire state 90 IN taS emeih en.y
There ir no halfway hOGsetLere a.e TO cOL prOIl'he
measures here. There TWO great aniGsonisusi q
lGoyernusut and Rebellion, GoyeTnmeht ~
Wasbiu1lon, O Rebellion h4tchsd in he'll. lCbeersl
Wl,re shall sac cast her potential voles sue h's
taken an hsr positiOn with the Government Wnlch
she D.lred 10 found, and Of which che sits empress
crogning this mighty court. We tay, tie Empire
Stale sl1ll say War, unconpsomisIng wax IONA
cheeriIll war TO the kouc lcont!nued cheering j.
uni, The Rebellion is pat down. lApplause Ii b
rot should arc IN your cay here, wouId our Ifiehu
1.-The Mayor send ont an ambassador Of peace, or
" onld ne send out the representatives Oh tho law IN
their majesty 10 crush II Gown 10 darSness and TO
Idust7 iChters.l Itis a question between the Gov
ernmeut aud ne Rebellion. II has been Bolhing
cite il s nothing else, aud never Will ~ anything
else, md you may DAp1iIo IL hI iho i0ht OF hhloi
rotics a. Often rs yOl CbvVse, Qua When ~ co1sco
lont tho same bastard OF Rebellion will be seen.
lLaush,er and cheers Bat II 10 feared by the poll
lil,ians that some incidents n.Ay lie drawn III that
may be- uncomfortable. IuIs reminds IRE OF the
triIsmig ration Philosopher who be- ged man TO 10
eist lfom the chasilseuenI o. cog 10Y re sali be
could reloynIe IL its bowl he votes OF n deceased
/ Tpar "A many ron lClhIF. | Tim
uoSs, who the moment they hear Sltveri crying be-
eve that they hear tno voice Vi dsce sed friend
= Loud laas hler aud applause. Nov hsyt been
no Of lAose cons,rv4uye PEI, not according to
d Toe modern docune Of nrersaism--iOr wac old
f.eli9ned Ia NV ceLuiHoG-but l was for
letfin1 tho instlcli0n VI Slavery entirely
nioro to work out 10 own pr0oom under the
guidance OF btnea cent Iroyidenc8-Dot int rfsriIg
with A. any shape or manner, but leaving Il - the
localities whore Il existed 10 Ds 0ealt with IN their
own tine and way. When they said " Cppsttu-
ltion," I tsid q COnsttnti0o." When they appealed
20 that ss their sliec, Invoked tie prot scon for
them. When they ,nd powder, / said powder.
lAVplun'e Aud when they inquired VINO can make
war ap0n ito Beast, | ssId the American people.
iCLeerinHl have bad no snxielies upo1 this rub
rect exceyi to afford sven shield of tho COUf.
ltuIcn, 20 iony a. they invoked IL. Bat when they
threw II away, when they rcsortod 20 arms, said
then, put them down By the whole power of the
American people. lAVplansel And | say 30 now
nay remember. an a Democrat now lspplau.el
Of The siaightesi -ect. But great many who were
Abohuuonists wher 4 WIS Democrai-or ttiea 10
ne If It pa'i w-ll-now call ne to account, and say
tn radical, very radical, indeed aud they arc con-
,rryRtyo. Well, Will admit thsy Are Conservative
Ia one sense and ony one snG that ia not the ETY.
rnolegcal or technical fenrc but II il the American
sense, and that II, opposed 10 the Government aud
al i's institutions aDd iniere6'e. IApphuEe ToeY
.av am radical. | admit | sm radical in this radi-
As rf.u
bra cure complete, aud thoroa. b. and eGeciu.l tleu
4 AN radical ior, eng fairly H. | have nn idea 70
Sc tins war fairly ont. Tie question Of Em1nol pa
liiun hnr become one Of Tho questions Of the
day. Ii cannot be bliuked any longer; and have
no Cispcri ion TO get around IT, | Will NEST u
lhRve hlway. met questions. Many of you though
| was on tue wrong sidei but always took one
aide. | never took both s!des on any quc.iiou
lLs1gher ana cheer-.l took tie side OF letting
this qnestion entirely alone 10 long Us they appealed
10 nc Cous.i,uiioD when hey threw the away
aud repudistcd IL, ssd. "a ray now--gud want
the re, orterr to be 10 yet me down speak tor
the benefit Of political sneaks genctaly- cheering
i say that the only nGiegrard Of Slavery wu- the
recognition OF the Constitution; that the opinion Of
the world !. against II; al Tho instincts o huIauy
and religion sgainst ~ the advance OF civlliLa.
ltion in ugiusI il; the inierostr-mOfsl, material
lc0mmercid, and religious--ot the country are ali
against IT. and while / would prosecute the war
solely ana entirely for tne prrpore OF putting down
tins Rebellion, n Slavery happens 10 20 along with
in, viii hold NJ both my hands and cry amen TO
puitiDg them both down. Great applause |
never favored i as an innii favored letting
it alone when they invoked the Constitution; when
they throw thas away, and exposed it, nakedn'.s
and deformIty, l cared rot how quick it went
by the board lChecis. They seu. their
pitcher 10 tho we'll once too mgci. laughter.
Icaru. sonrod 80 near heaven aat the qua beat
melted away his waHen wlngs, md he came down
to destruction aud baptized the lcarian Sea,
tod. Although bis father Cied Icirus. Icalus, No
hecdod not, ho determined, la his ambition ana