New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21


down, Declaring that the peope must uphold the Govern
men,, irrespective Of sny Drty confederation. There has
never been moment when have anything TO induce
me % withhold my support from the Government 10 putting
1t SO II with surprise that heard OF nay
sty friends say that they Withdrew their support from Tue
Government aud went in 70 conquer not war but peace
On the ttn inst at the Cooper Institute meeting ct which
spoke, the resolutions uot only cordial in their
ment oil the Government but went on TO constitute Ti
League Of which Gen Scott elected President 10
Leagus has been the object Of denuBciation BY me 80
organ Of the Democracy In this State. Mr. Van Of
extract from The Albany drgHs sneeIing al tS NO
Leagues at the baotbox. He continued we n bp III we
posed TO manifest strength at the 0aIotb, q Z. not
invited do So it question whether have
worth while to do How would tnese o must ion
us pot down the Rebellion They tell Us th1 "" o. eoond
the Democrat party. Nj Brady and PIX S'" 20 IT,
hardly do that we have al~c{. in NewYoL
should we iosi Mozsr the only one ne, T RnTsn
has avOwed policy IN TseaLG peerng al tho member.
soI i So as not respectable UIen snd Continued;
In order get into tnS .G Winfield Scott (. President
Asu 70 Ss Of which Fernando God Is Chairman
Nozst IN regard to the ulefcessiy eIposing
5eir Iidjculousness The Mozs resolutions taid thsI W.
' ivsi xvss not American and bad not been used mere
49, IA deys OF Howe aud Bgrglyne Pnuce J91n req
die third and fourth resolutions ot the CONVENTION wcn P
Go,stio seymour in nominations in them were the "on,
and LOYALTY lie The fret Loyal League wts
Tho Democrsdc State Convention The nngleadei 10 II wa
claimed that rs only test Of party Organization was 10y
This s wax IN which the OF the WORD Las oeeh az
terl Now as 10 putting down the Rebellion, do not be-
eve that joining the Demociaie party Wi, DO IL ~ mas
cratic party. Davis claims to belong to the Demo
cratic party, aud SO do Mason aud slideL aud
| do not see thst that ends the war Laughter
and appAuseJ Whnt should say Of in storm
who when ship In danger OF going down should say
tere Is no hope Of saving the vessel build RAFT the
passengers any rate we are in favor Of more energetic
prosecution this business but far u.s. Wen ss here d
grumbe IL hat ship had to be sened to be saved is easy
what part should 80 overheard It Laughter
illegally srrts,ed Lest year when Forts Nauen ana LsHJ
elite were full think it would have been well for some to
cheftsn have said something OF Illegal arrests
The Ddy Ns suppressed and his brother fled to
power the prisons empued It srkes me that an m
this Government for s arbitrary arrests Ike
another indictment sgblst chief mstrae-s day too late
Laughter aud palseI Pluce John paid Dis compliments
70 Nj Toucry continued; There is but one thing 10 Do
20 fight Supp,se up to you and took you by the
threat you call friend 10 how he would treat
for peace only know wayto hght keeping as near to
,1 "a AZ - ~ I.,cve1sS v9v iTys norton of he
Rebel region have preserved blockade for Two
years aud If this cen be strictly enforced for
The next II months tue will DO ended without STRIKING
blow. We must difficulty with auY foreign poweT
The result OF the Chnrestou attack IL encouraging fonclad
fighting will yet become pleasant a. yachting Inc ron
oacs are the heaiest places the word And what Is our
CONDITION We tod that the grass would grow IN our
Streets DO tbnk that the in cur streets would
prosperous such population be overthrow
Commissioners came down they would treat them oiyiy,
holding their noses little. From the accounts Of the ulth
b, hnk h,y have better 1easos Tor holding their
than sitting fof company ilom the North There will be
there before sfea; while WAC viii hold Their noses
good deal sulheir thIos to- Why cannot We nc a. u,
sstbey 50 f,r as party is concerned II Is 10y oil
WHEELER he be general or Statesman HON o.
the end Of regard to ssyeIyl By the progress Of
Slavery oyer,hfo"n II his war goes On tel',
month"; there won't be slave legally held in Of the Rebel
State. That il one cousequences OF the Of
Of this great air ut 70 the CIVILIZED world should be wiped
out AboOIs whose pale faces ana unsteady eye
produce. tho effect Of meeting who Is wsnoe in
in bis intellect they come to ne AID y Now TINS usti'
Iutiou abolished want you to unite van me n erecting
monument to WIN. l. lsncey, John SAdeL. aud James M
Mssoa and Jefferson DAVIS who abolished Slavery" l1hsns
Laughter ana app a4srI mean lu'O uuNiy SitN
err II our Southern feIds night in suppons that the
slaves will stay vita them from sitaenment Of course W.
won't interfere. LsughterI fon ana sways have been
slaves TO one Of tie and have hight to Re. Nhsi
mean that the lsys sud constitutions Of these States where
they oyeIihown carry WIN them the abolition Of slavery
f. fhsts - Now word about Poitics. believe tue
next President will be Democrat think 50 because tue
great Of the people are father tAat way aud TIE Demo
rats are rather familiar with the Naturalization Of
government aud little clever think they more
experienced fof example Oot9 your Io
and Democrat and the only Issue
the best Democrats. Bnt l doubt II the mex. PIed.
dent will be the candidate Of the Democratic puy.
the south. believe that any party organization viii
succeed the Presidential election Both tue great
the south have made OF Them In the Government
Now Il will take tho whole power hteleet aud patriotism 81
wear, from the 9Th Of March 1863 Ihsye doubt that
xt Predent vii be oue'Wn0 has Iisat to select tie best
nen Of both parties aid In carrying the Government
and the abity fall tacG upon the loyal sentiments Of all
m HE eort. complete The suugstion Of the RoDe GOV
rd 70 rsc'y the Southern people see nothing IN
tr world TO discourage any p;ot, any friend Of
w 10 ' ptbSd he aa.hoity Of the Go,ona1sat
and 20 Ie-r.tabi,n the Union and the Constitution
throughout the entire Csfetefscy. l believe / kuo.
the people Of this country, and know they poss
to u1nod the Government aud advance its honor gu do
not hear word OF the true sentiment Of tie south so long
as jedi Dgviss Government exists DO no. believe hat ths
governmental to perish The moot wicked feature Of t
Rebellion j., that tnO" that II We bad gone win
out H. bouid been al tuis moment the met Power
on the civilized globe end look forward 70 time
distant wheu the authority OF tie Government ha be
.tOfei tie whole United states, aud shall al
vance Ga prosperity aud honor without pafle
in the civilized world
Nj NEHEMIAH KNIGHT proposed the following resolutions:
Hsores IHst THE mass a-euOags OF loyal citizens com
nemoIa the Anniversary Of ms greet Cn1n meeting he'd
IN April FOL DO hereby Unanimously fe8 IN the sacred
pede then given sId DO declare the uuateIube
termination Of TIE To- people OF he" ORR 10 maintain the
Constitution uphold the supremacy Of the laws and
. IA. integrity o. the Union.
Rroted That l. League does hereby raty snd adopt the
preamble and resolution proposed by the Committee Of
Engagements ind winch have been published if hc inofs
ton Of the members. o. ioI.ows:
Whereas This Lloyd League Of Union Citizens, organ
lied the tth and Danguratej on the ih q uch give
popular character TO the movement loI untng at loyal ct-
pledge Il unconditional ppyu Of the Government
IN all s constructions Efforts TO suppress tue Rebellion and
au promising oyp''H.A 70 esson IA WAa'cIea form
sppears aud ns eHeed It's mia nee "a developing the
o al feelings aud sentiments Of The people IL this city and
/ tAIoug hOut the country; and
Jghces Ia the judgment Of the Committee It has nor,
become imperative duty cultivate aud extend th ll-
whichever tynshen the bonds Of Uu!ou
the co1nde ce Of our people. snd thereby sdd
vgor councls oil The Government in the pfo.ecuton
Of contes waged with open enemies at home
covert Toes abroad the.siHe,
inst. be requested 10 arPont Committee Of twenty-five
member the League authorized 90 call Mas Assebago
Of loyal citizens O The State Of NewIork to be- Ard
Utica, tho County u Oneida, "wednesday, the 25h DAY
Of Msy nK 40 O'clock iu the forenoon aud that
ee invite the cooperation Of delegates from oil Loyal
Lelgu.s IN the aud Iutes OF this State
Inc following Gentlemen were constituted siI Com ItiUei
| John A. DIX, SsiIue. SOlu,
George Op-yke, Leonard ". jerome,
/ James WadsWOIth. Benjamin L. Winthrop
! Henry j. Raymond Charles Gould
Jane H. BRADY, Fro els Is. Cutting.
Benjamin ". BOnnsy Benjamin =. MsnioTe,
Moses Taylor Waldo hutchins,
Robert IT, McCurdy Andres " illmann,
Alexander 4. Stewart, John COchfGne,