New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03
x,,pr n6IrY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. APRIL 3, 1868

~ We Nth the State of California WIN mere
S S any eiculty in our admitting as new sta.e
Nevada. when ready to come III anu rpo W oop1 ~
Ewas here am difficulty in taking in portion on the
g., , ~i nufebass Will there be any difienty
her neonla are ,,aady in our taking them back
a VAIN win there be an, difficulty in reconstruct
ing the Union, when those that have ~. that
out cause, without right, without grievance,
have formed themselves into new States and taken
upon themselves new alliances ara ready 10 return
am not for taking them BIZ without readmissiOn.
...uo might feel, whose wife bs "a t run
. , I'm anoih.r mar and divorced heisel 1--WE"
sim; should be un;siulng TO TAKE , asr again
TO nv arms until we bau he tne
priest and been remarked. have - saAe
ont. When thew repent and come back, am reanyy
TO receive them, but am not ready I'll then. Jap
plansel To your fattering al.dsons, Sir, to my
acts in the Department of the Gulf, will answer
single word. When l left that Department, eat
down deliberately and put in the form OF an address
to the people Of that Department an exact account
of the acts bad done while there's and said 70
them; You know have done these things; no man
can deny it. have waited more than three months
and have not vet heard any denial from that De-
partment that those things were DONE. To that tact
point as the Justification OF your too attering euo
ey as an answer forever to every SANDER and every
calumny. The Indies Of New-Orleans knew whether
they were safe Has any of them ever said che wss
mott The men Of New-Orleans knew whether their
lie and property were safe. has any man ever
said it was not 7 The poor of New-oteahs Know
whether the money that was taken IRON tue rich
Rebels was fed out 20 them. Has any one oil them
denied i'll lAppacse.l 10 that record point aa
the only answer shall ever make TO the calumoies
that have been poured upon me, ana upon Tue on
GERS everywhere in that Departments that aided so
successfully in carrying out every effort Tor the good
of ,be country. IApplause l desire now tc say
,,,ori nron tho nuestlOn. what the pros
,,ects of this war My opinion would be no better
Than that Of another man; bat let me show you tho
reason for the faith that lie N me that thi wsls pro-
crossing steadily 10 suceessiul termilation'
Compare +be state Of the country on January /,
1863 with The state Of tne country on January /,
1862 and tell me whether there has
not been progress. Atthat tine the Union armies
held no considerable portion Of Missouri, OF Ken
lucky or Of Tennessee; none OF virginia except
Fortress Monroe and Arlington lights; none OF
North Carolina cave HatteTas, aud none OF South
| Carolina ave Port Royal. All the rect was ground
OF struggle at least and all the rest furnishing sup
| uli.,s 10 The Rebels. Now they bold none OF Mis-
souri, none OF Kentucky, mono OF Tennessee, iof
any valuable purpose OF supplies, because Tue west
ern portion is in cur hands add the eastern portion
has been 40 run ever by the contending armies tna'
the supplies are gone. They hold 10 portion Oh flr
gna valuable for supplies, for that IS eaten out by
ther armies. We hold one-third OF Virginia, ant
half of North Carolina. We bold our own Ia South
! Carolina; and / hope that- before the llth Ct
dis month, we shall hold Little more
! IApulause.I We hold two-thirds OF Louifi
ana, in wealth and population. We Lolc
ali Arkansas aud all Texas, 30 far as supplies az
concerusd go oog as Farrsgut !; between rgn ~
son and V,cksburg. Applause. And believe th'
colored troops hold Florida, at the last accounts
4 IAnuluuse The Rebellion II reduced 10 the re-
mainder OF Virginia, par: of North Carolina, The
larger part OF South Carolina, all Of Georgia, Ala
bama aud Mississippi, ane a suah portion OF Louisa
| Il IaNna i
before, being cut of. Why draw strong hope
from tbis is that their supplies all came either iron
Kentucky, Tennessee, Missour Arkansas, or Texas
ana these completely now beyond tbeir reach
To that look largely for the suppression OF this &c
> beihon aud the overthrow OF tins revolution. Thel
have got to the end of their conecription we hav
{ not begun ours. They have got TO the en-
a of their national credit; We have not put our
1 in auy market ia the world. Applause. WI
, should we be INPATIENT lie Revolutionary Wa
{ lasted seven years. Nations Mt ever NOV
slowly. IL has seemed strange 10 me that our nav!
CO aid not catch the steamer Alabama; but frieui
reminded INC that Paul Jones, with q sailing shiI
eyen upon the coast Of England, bid deauee 10 tb,
whole British Navy for many mouths; and tha
Lord Cochrane. with "A single shp, held tho whol'
French coabt in terror SO that, II Will only have
a little lalenee, aud possess our souls with hui,
patriotism, We sxll have 10 reason 10 complain
But there j. one tuiug cay frankly that do moi
like the appearance OF. l refer 20 the wal
made upon our commerce. IL is not the fanl
Government; but II is tue fault OF allies
Pardon me a moment, for am speaking now ~ th,
merchants Of New-York, as this Is matter on whct
have given some reflection. Pardon me While W,
examine 10 zee what Epglani has done She agreed
, to be neutral. tried 10 demonstrate to you tha
she ought TO have been little more. But has 81,
: been Cries of mo, no. Let US SEQ the eyi
denee Of that "No." In the fret place, there ha
been nothing in The Union cause but what her ora
tors and statesmen have nal gned. There has beer
, nothng we have done that has not been perverted
by her press. There has been nothing OF sympathy
, or encouragement which sue has not afforded ou
D enemies. There has been nothing which sbe couic
: DO under q cover OF neutrality which she has no
, done 10 help Rebels. ("Ihat is true."l Nassau
has been naval arsenal for private Rebel boats e
reht in-Kingston has been coal depot
and Barbadoes has been dancing.hal
lete pirate chieftains in. lGreat applause VIVA
, cause, my friends, what cause my countrymeu, hat
she 50 " deal with US What is the reason she ha,
s 70 dealt with usi IL it because We have nevti
shown sympathy toward her or love TO her people
and mark Inc here: | draw distinct line between
the English people, the masses, aud the Englirt
Government. think tho heart of her people beats
1 responsive to ours. Great applause. But know
her Government and her aTlstocrscy hate US with
hate that passeth all understanding. Loud cheers.
say let see if We have given any for this
You remember when the famine overlook the Iri.h
men in lo47, aud the Macedonian frigate carried
bread to feed the poor when England was starving
Aud when her favored heir appeared here, ia thu
: very house, we assembled and gave hun such q
welcome ~ Northern gentlemen give 10 thciI
friends, and his present admirers at Richmond gave
him such welcome as Southern gentlemen give 10
their Trends. Loud laughter aud Applause. Aud
Toe George Grlsw0ld has gone from he city OF New
York 10 iced The starving poor VI Lancashire, aud IL
was ouiy by Gods blessing that she not over
hauled ani burned by the pirate Alabama, lifted out
in all English port. lApplause.l Yet, to-day we
hear that d steamer IS being built at Glasgow Tor The
Emperor Of China laughter aud apbiausel, aud
~ Liverpool, another Tor the Emperor of China