New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19


nearda good deal about popular sovereignty IL not
mat the best popular sovereignty to let the people pro-
Sct themselves against what they conceive 70 be evil
test them BY the plain light Of reasoni AZ might have
been expected s war has attracted the attention Of
the whole world. Everywhere throughout the whole
the Rebellion Despotism and sristorscy do not like
great and fourishing Republic The English sristocra
cy and French despOsm would naturally like TO see the
country broken up Then there 10 another ground for
sympethy Despotlsm naturally sympathises with des
posm. aristocracy naturally sympatxos with aristo-
crazy and the dospotsms Of the whole world sympathse
peet to build up in the Southern Ststes Therefore
tlat they have naturally been against a.. You know
what has been done in Rngland you know that great
deal of sympathy has been manifested for the Sonth but
Just IN proportion as we advanced, partly through the
Proclamation and partly through the success Of our
armies the sympathy has become less and less available
and jus In proportion as carry this war on VIII they
think less and less Of Interference with asked
nov and then what think Of Intervention and while
an here among my old friend; in Ollie can tell yopp
they will interfere, but when despotsm secs we
are strong. II will sink away. lApplause.l ] think
We have Demonstrated some strenth In tho nela.
in the field. and WAS 90 lavish Of Its strength !
We are showing strength TO the nations Of the
there viii be no danger Whatever Of nters There
VIII be no danger because 1t will not pay lCheers.j
Is true that Great Britain has behaved very unneen
borly We used TO think this great Anglo Saxon family
to stand together the world 70 establish free
dom Of the press freedom OF the ballot box freedom Of
thought freedom Of speech and freedom for ALL but oil
late years. We have seen manifestations OF very m
krd and unfricndy spirit; and sometimes have felt
If wanted to take old mother England by tie hair
and give her mighty good shaking. Lond innghte.
and applause am not sure that this is the Hiscst
plan but of this feel olerably sure that England VIII
not send any moro pirate ships out against us ana
think when England thinks the matter s over csi ny
British port manned by British sesmen armed by Bit
sh guns and ever since rowing over the seas plumber
into any por;when they 10 look over thee things
they will conclude IL Is best 10 pay the American mer
chants for al the page TIE Alabama has done Loud
cheers We have gOt n sort Of new empire upon our
borders in Mexico Well. gentlemen. l am no, much
disturbed about that. Empires will not last long IN
Central America Cheers do MT know how long TINS
el.pirefu gets born-wl last. ThereVa an attempt
20 make empire in Mexico some time ago and II
am not mistaken 1t great success do not know
tina. Ibis Austrian Emperor viii find Iii bed OF roses
there but strongly inclined TO think that the roses
vii be very few and the bed very hard. tCheers and
loud lausheI am willing TO trust 10 the fstnre. and
EN- pesiy sure taang all thing. nto .h;nS 3
best 20 keep their institutions at home am oc1ndeht
Of this iCheers,l l do not propose any particular
measures Just now. Ii IL never wise 81 announce what
you going 10 do grea, while in advance Of doing
IL; but think the time win come when the world viii
reconsider these things and when this Repahc OF orr
will be restabshed from the Gulf ard the pole and
fon the Atlanuc 10 the Pacific. based upon freedom
and free labor. gathering strength from our present
contest and riding from itgraader than ever Checrs
think the III when this nation, reReno
rated and renovated viii command the respect OF the
world and people will begin 10 regret that they thou
Il was best 10 be unfriendly TO rs when We we're vsAk
Cheers. Now. nv fellow -otiyens one word further
have spoken word or two upon the reorganization
Of this nation. Just think Of IL; free labor u better
than slave labor Now suppose there frec labor
al through the South do ron rot think the nsnufac
turers Of Cincinnati would have a great d.eI more
employment than they have now' Don't you think usi
" hen the negro could go down toward The Gulf, and
find himself free there and be employed there a. hired
labrcri How many do yon think would be en IN ONO
10 interfere with yon with met Would not that ques
ton be scttled Would not all the heariburnings that
gov out of u come to an end. aid with Hee LABOR
developing the resources q that sou would We no'
mova % this great element Of strife and contention nom
onr scounify and freedom everywhere prevaling-no
man obliged 10 work unlces his employer WIZ give nm
honest wages ard every vi,ing 70 work 10 build
up the gorous fabric q! prosperity do 700 Tot tnk
should be ally and politically vastly stronger
than We have beea he.eoircf think. therefore.
This Reiesion viii conc 20 an end aad thr, 10
have great nation based upon tho universal pf'heps
Of free labor made homogeneous In all ia parts an
capable Of aying mighty Part in the dralnr Of human
an IN lChcefsl When licok 81 this and remember
there's Providence That shapes our cucs. rough hcS
her may p" When rctnembsr ihcTet Providence
that yTesiccs the drsiiules 81 nAiioIs-end a!
nations are but Dust IN the hollow Of His hand IN be
shaped a. He pcasesI feel even should DC de<ined
Inv soms .urersiitiou. that God has Lad n hand IN
al this business and 81 this great trL Of ours Is
70 forth free intelligent pFcsperor, and slgri
Gus nation bed .Pn one P'Nqs s.9 Ti.ins
thus | have been lsborng in my humble way 10 DO
something toward securing the peTmshenoe Of recon
strucied republic and thought that II labor Was 70
have IL. jast reward Il necessary 20 have some
thing in which that reward could be paic which Was
substantial and permanent and uniform throughout the
Whole Gs1I! ot STG ~, To SsS.. uhors eur r
Tor tLis country Great applause would not thinf
much OF o uniform cufreDcy II we were not going 10
have a Uniform people. would not think much ~ ons
6-rrepcy n we we're M going to have one republic
hu, II we are going ~ have one republic ba,cd upon
free labor then want something by which that rec
labor can be awarded and hy which that reward han
he a. % os tie nation u safe. Cheers think
gentlemen that have done somcihngt thht nhd
h will b. reward enough for NE N OF the cose oil lh
great struggle can pink that by e"L'' ~,
,~,~iss az 10 the safety and honor and welfare
u the country during that struggle or amer u sl-,
heye closed Cheer Vow ny iehor ,ciiinens.
have sreh you not speS.e. ~ -, sSp mind III
had time could perhaps. put them into pel'I mp"
bu, have given them TO you IA they occurred :. ~.
Blu, tue simple question u.s. wheibeI you 49, his
IIIic aor,i restoring whether you believe mat "
!. We'll for the world that America shall I've whether
you wall yourself DO your pani nov frav ea,gc yD
ward with you resources How promptly !9G hs,e
sent your SOM and brothers 20 battle HoY nIu rne,
have gonei How gioriou'ly they nave ,"uen, nj,
min history You have done well your part. thus
r., God bless the army lRn,husasuc shouts and
God bless the glorious people who have thus
chesis .n.s,nsd itl And shame and dishonor to tho
Whoever he may be who viii refuse By his vote or
voice u .pf,as q oInor!oy opS de- sAs HaaS my
w., rn SdIx amber of The LONDON Tirs<s ooIpee
o,t in witch there is not article about the
success Of Mr.. y.lsndisham and Their sS' ~.
sncs Of Ii, termination Of ms snuggs 10 ,de
% ii, that has not something about this snme thing
and The Russians. too who are gathering upon our
Coast 20 keep e ys.s.s u convenient Plseen fhsy
are needel-eyery mere they are TX W 49, ~,
"a =, On snow whether you win stand firm, TheIte'
Ono s 20 rive her voice for the Union whether on,