New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-13
STAND NO. 8. Il.I
Speeches Of she Hon. Daniel .. Diekinssn
q. Senator Wilson and others.

0fuotof hsOA o10 Vshes~'
This stand was .aled nearly in front Of the
Everett House, on the north aide Of Union Square,
and had fine display Of banners and notices, and
sbe Stars and Stripes floating proudly over 1t. On
three sdss were the following mottoes; "Our Coun-
trv, Now and Forever" Pledged 10 Maintain the
National Unity" and Loyalty" Two large ban
Ders were at the corners, one inscribed "One Flag,
one Country. one Destiny" and the other THE
LOYAL National Leasue-Plodgcd to Maintain the
National Unity" Long prior TO o'clock the space
in front Of the stand was filed with dense crowd
one mass of heads nearly s far - tho eye could
zee, .I "A.
After music by the band, Mr.. CHiRLrs BUrLIR
called the meeting 10 order, and most impressive
and feryent prayer was offered by the Rev. Dr. BEL
LOWS. WILLiin T. BLoDGtrT read the call for the
meeting and the list Of officers spi o,nted and LEI
tar from Mai.-(;en. Dix, which WA received with
loud cheers. Dispensing with the reading OF the
resolutions, Mr.. Butler then introduced the Hon.
DAslrL 3. Dickinson, who was received win "a
multuous applause. -... .o -lt..
SPEECH or THE HON. DAN TEL 5. DICKINSON
Ma. President AND LADIES Asp GSsTLtHEk:
II IA almost two years since attended meeting In
tits very square discuss public affairs and the con-
diion Of The country. II u two yesn shn day sinoe
S srs l.s,oa s s.s s S SIP an
infamons conspiracy and an internal Rebellion.
| Ioud spplause.l well remember when the news
reached the city. II was dark and fearful hight.
the storm was descending in its awful density, well
Of tho storm clsppcd his hands, and 1t seemed q,
though the evil genius Of destruction was broodps
over as. Two years have DOW elapsed. and the sun
il shining gonially upon us. the air is warm, the
germs are shooting tho buds swelling, the awns
are green. tbs birds are singing, and the popular
hsart il rodolsnt with hope and buoysnt with prom
ne, loud cheers-l Rebellion still exists but how
doe, Il exist Charlest0n-the bottled OF secession,
the fooI point and nucleus OF Rebellion, the cess
heart of eli that is infamous and wicked in this mat
ter-ifshe has not already faen, IL - but 9uesiion
Of time. lGreat applause and cheers And the
owls and ravens who have croaked Tor blood VIII
soon know that ashes and desostion cover the spot
Tia. has 90 long mensced the integrity OF this Union
Loud appause.l 1t " said to be the heart Of this
great movement, and 90 1t h; and the foul and
simy blood il has sent forth through the political
veins, had it not becu resisted BY loyal health.
would have corrupted the whole mess. But, thank
God from the time our stars and Stripes were In
suited from the tiae sol ers were butcberod IN
Baltimore while marching TO the defense OF the
National Cspta-from that time 70 tho present, the
loysl feeling has been abroad and 1t will vindicate
itself and prove tho integrity Of the loyal people,
lApplause.l Bat be would not discus4 TIE caases-
he would take the question a. he found II. When
this Rebellion was organized, the spirit OF
party was hushed away, honorsbis men
and ali came forward TO v:nd,cae the integrity Of
the nation and prove themselves worthy
Of Revolutionary sires Load cheers. ne s.oo oa
the artillery Of Heaven to dislodge him. Great APP
plyuss, "fhat's it'll But there were few miser'
able politicians who took unto themselves seven
spirits more wicked than themselves, and entersd IN
and dwelt there, and the last state OF PoIIics was
worse than the Arst- Laughter. There are three
classes Of those who menace tho dovsrnmen'. One
class have arms In their hands; another class have
politics In their heads and another class with treason
ia their hearts loud cheers and laughter ana they
are all acting together Cheers and spp'ause'l ne
cursed them oil ~ one, aud on them al invoked
msledictions, He denounced them In the name OF
tire Union and Constitution and Of free Government
lie was Democrat Of tho strsightest sect. but no
did not INQUIRE who administered this Government.
ICheers.] 1t will be time 70 inquire that when ths
Rebellion 10 over. Listen not 70 him VINO cries, 10
here p and "LO thcrcw and attempts to excite
marty preiudicss and 10 climb up the filthy and slip
se psonss Of party discipline. Inquire only who
r. Tor his oountry-Who u on the Lord ude.
We want men to-day that will put down this Rebel
lon we want men whore material ana moral musce
Ill stand ont like whip cord, and who will
Civs their lives for their country: lChecn,l he
Fad recaDtly heard Of Q great political conference
hsi wsen lord Lyons aud some individuals VINO hsd
crswisd into the Democratic hoa-skin. AZ lar az
Lord LYONS was concerned, representing uovern-
men. who considers government ana cyntpny ~
the same who called those who stole and those WHO
were stolen from "0elligorenss" alike, VINO NJ o n
pirates 70 cruise not merely on The commerce OF tne
limited States but of the world. lie did very well.
iLsnsh,er.i But against these 2sos Of The Demo,
cratic party, who are conspirlDg again" tne PeAoe
Of the Union, he had no respect. They are Demo
Gratis. Andrew Jsckson was Democrat. he
wished they would put themselves Into comma a
cation with his spirit Tor htte while, sno 'ne o,a
gentleman carries bis cane yet, there would DO some
tapping. Laughter. A yoice-"He would hl!
Fernando Wood on the hsad."l He would say once
for all now and meaning what be said, and speaking
In italics and capitals that for pure and unaoyeo
rsscaity, doublsdistilled vlany there mas MOI oee
a. Infamous as that. fChesrs. Who are the indi.
viduasf IA voice" Wood."l Before nc went
hoae be was going " look M the Rosues GALLERY
for their portraits. ICheen.l lie was ssio tncY