New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

He would not encourage force; he recommended
the most effective md forcible instrument OF ree
people, the ballot box. Taey stood upon their
rights and proclaimed that they would seek their
remedy through tie ballot box. A cry Of fire Gre
ated rush for tho door.
Mayor kALBfLEiscH-GO out quietly. II may be
false alarm. i am tOl d it !. falseialarm
Capt. krSDERs-Its only sRspublican dodge. l
wouli not mind il.
Bat the bell kept on ringing and diminished the
audience rapidly.
judge PARKER quoted from speech Of Daniel
Webster IN support OF the right to canvass the actd
OF the administration of the Government. The came
despoic tyIant he said. who arrest Cd Vulsndigbau
had issued other edIcts equally inIolerabe. lie bad
Issued an order prohibiting the printing Of The
Cbicogo Times and the circulation Of TIE Nrr-
York World. This order reused u feeling at the
West HAT was irresistible and they called upon the
President, and he rescinded the order. lie was
glad that the people had done 30 much, and hs!
been heard ho hoped that the President would lear
their voice. and revoke his own decision in The rass
of NallanGigham. Our liberties were AT stake. For
these liberties men came TO and founded tbs country
Every Dsu had right not to be arrested except by
due process Of law and be had another right that 81
trial by Jury. 1t must not be SAID thai these rO-
VISIONS were not for tines OF war; We did Lot lee
them in anv other times. Here in tins land that We
Lad been accustomed 10 call free, forts had been
converted iUto bastllcs. When the bastie was stoned
and RACED by the people Of Paris, Lsisyettr
sent the KEY Of il 10 Washington as token that no
Blstile should ever be used AGAIN. How would he
have felt had he known thai in 20 years fort bear
ng his own naIne would be converted into Bastiin
in the country for whose liberties lie himself had
fought These arrests had been MADE III great, free,
loyul States of the North that had poured out their
blood like water 10 uphold the Union, and in which
any guilty OF treason Could easily 10 conY iclod.
The time would come when meu would look back
with horror upon these times-with the same horror
with which we looked buck TO The days preceding
the French Revelation. We had the same Iettr6s IL
cacie.. lie asked the Administration 10 repeal thcr
unconstitutional acts TO return ID policy just 10
the South as well the North, ana to restore Ne
Clellan 10 the head of The army. Great cheers.
Eve II give it to 'em yeti lie s.ked them to
re zeal their unconstitutional legislation. An
licipsting that the courts OF law roud look
into these arbitrary arrests, the Administration
had obtained lie Vassage oi an act 10y Congress
making the order Of the PresIdent sufficient de-
fonse in OF prosecution for false arrest. Here
Congress had enacted what no AsisS4 despot would
dare enact that the will OF the Presldent WA the
law 81 The land. 81 Hang him. No crime com
United by bis order, bat would be covered 10y that
law. There never was tyrant Ill tie history of
the world who would have dared do &c much.
When thin law came before courts and lnrics they
would decide whether il was constitutional or not.
lie hoped the bsllo,-box might r!ll be left TO US
bat wren e soldier like Lieut.. Edeery was stricken
from the !ol for voting the DemocIetie teset ~
New-Hamp.bire, the liberty Of outrage wGs inya
d,d. Let the people speak on thi, subject and sp-
pal to the be, Senfe Of tho in power, If any We
efi hoping that this horrible war nigh, We brought
to al end but IN no event by severance oil The
Union. ICheers and cros for 90 German.
Ike Hon. Judge Poe then read speech 10 6
rs iiiv-relr ring audience lie said that the arges
Of Vallandighan had called every loyal State upoA
lie legs. the &c, of the Prcsijent established nil.
AIRY dctpo,iym. II bad been suggested that Gen
Wade was the author of the suggcsti0n to arrest Mr.
Vallaniirhan. This, if true. WAS WORTHY Of the
author OF the Report on the Conduc Of the War, the
di ,ccliou Of which had been commenced by Gen.
franklin, and wond be concluded by the keen seal
pei OF Gen. Mcclellan.
Bat u hundred or % Of his auditors being left.
While the Judge had hut about half completed his
MSS, our reporter followed nineteen-iweptie;hs Of
HE audience.