New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16

privacy az social intercourse etDllmcb'S '"f'N
by Northern women which my gaiitn.f! i hs sore
unbec0ming that sex from whom n'c-
i've their greatest encouragement III w
! hour OF peril, whether IL neIOnSs -.
1 battlefield or the bsdide, One nous tI ii
Thought was very unGalnhl' nlu au ,oh
not so nous. brit who upderat1nts nue. much
bel,er thonQht was little too gallant. All nave
10 saw 10 both of them Is that my country is IN peril
| When the Spartan mother gave shield 20 her 'oH
| ana ssd Return with It or on it, there WAs
ee,on of history only eQualed and sustained by thar
other Spartan mother, who, when her son tod heF
his sword was too short, eaid advance but one
step toward your enemy, and 10 VII BE- long enough
for your rurpose.' lApplauas.l know ihat me
loval women OF tho North agree with the sen'imeh'
which [ have tlrs foebly expressed. ana htow
that all the men in this assemhlace, and w0Uldto Tod
hat IN, the men in nv country would agree to that
motto pr0mulga'e "a IN the device on The escuiche "a
o an old English artist crat, who honOre0 and loveu
the laud of his tirth-Dr0 rcee S@pc; Dr0 p tr""
scmpe,-for the king often, for the country always
iCheers am til IN whisp ers through Ga sireets,
IN tie rcpofls which GO0d-naiured friends always
b!ug 10 YOU when they think yOn IRE asslI!ed-l
hay, hcei told that j, Is said that l. who never be-
longed TO any party but tire Democratic party, have
deserted ny party. | shall no: take occasion nov
10 answer that but there viii come a time, aud
ehor,l,, in ihls town, when 1 will do II. Zap
ulauscl But hove mi 10 ray, that II adherence
10 the Democratic party il TO bc purchased by turn
irg my back uuOn the lud OF NV Ulrin ana npoh the
hopes Of that land III tie cay OF her darkusss and
peril | despise IT,. Enthusiastic aud protacted
cheering Three cheers Tor Brady Ley
.ell me tia; some gen lemen III New-lork are OBJ
jecjiug the prosecution of this war, heclnse
tie Administration is corrupt. / would Ike T.
amuse you, i. had the time [' Go or d" 60 on! /,
BY telling Won who are the people from whom talS
objection comcs--the pure-nnded, dielnleiestel
patriots who think that Abraham Lincoln Is dlel on
est. 70 Feruandq Wood, Body Brooks l
hear some names mentioned in TINS assembly which
are highly suggestive TO nv mind. Great laus liter
and applause IL Is periecty exhlaratlng 10 a nan
who knows ROW the r0icG.uus and the serious al
wavs associate them elves toge her IN the great AZ
fairs OF e-i say IL lie perfectly eNhiimating to me
10 ind INN who helcD-s ~ crew that, IN Tie lan'
guage Of Sink, spcare, The "r5ek az the rotten
lei" coming ont of the slough OF easement W. d
an odOr that oisnds every honest nostrl, s.d COM
plsi1ng that there il fresh air in he nelgh5or-
hood. Laughter and cheers. 10 all those geatle-
men, whether they have occupied the position ~
NJ lYOr or Alderman renewed laughter, would
say, in the language OF the same real dranatist,
a. a ounce of cYej, good ,o'hccarv,' 1 remember
that tao CITY OF Cologne, winch p oduces the per-
umo that no doubt has gwen fragrance to the hand
kerchef OF many lazy present not remark able
and OF itself icr any sweet odols that attach 20 IT,.
bu. / shall not dealn you mOment longer. ' Cces
2 - Go on !" $50 onl II is ny privilege End my
pleasure 10 have the honor OF introducing 10 yO1
the frs speaker OF this occasion, ex-senator Nn6hs
OF lLultIH li[Oul hviiAut
Ex-Governor WRIGHT said be had two or three
principles which be intended to Put forth and which
ne wonld take for his government in this hour OF hls
country g trial. And the Presidens Of the meet
| in. had Introduced the word Democracy he would
say that true Democracy, while there Was traitor
in the lard, was war Democracy. lAp9lu-e.l lie
went f'r other type OF Democracy. Tbs wAr
was now in progress, aud II Was the duty o. loyal
men TO sustain the Government IN t1ld hour oi It's
crisis. This was bis fret principle His second was
that act Of temporary ruler IN tins Aduinistra
non could hazard tho Government. This Govern.
ment mist stand, and that no, loyal to has
country who would hazard his country on account
Of sny dislike 70 temporary ruler. The rule
wOuld soon pass away, but the Government would
stand. HIS third proposition was tina, II there wGs
any institution Or organization, IN the of O. is
Government, that insfi, aon had 20 fall. (irea. u-
plause.l In other words, al institutions in this
\ country must give way 10 the Government. AMI lie
began 10 doubt any mans loyalty at a time like this
when he came up 10 him, and talked about any
institution whatever FOR u anything was ia the
of the Government, IA The Way OF The supremacy OF
the laws ard The maintenance oi the Government,
! he said to him. whether IL be banks railroads or
Slavery, they all must be put out Of the way TO up
hold the Government. The pIlnci2le involved m
tins controversy might be summed up i'll few
words by an analogy between the Government and
the family. The man who comm. Aced lie must set
uD for himself; he must cast oil from thos:
around him, and demonstrate his Individuality.
were Jealous Of him and threw d1culles IN
the way, lie must 10 able TO maintain his indivdu-
ally aganst all that surround him; and the third
great event in his life was, that when he became
surrounded with family, II his failed 10 follow
the laws and instruction gwen 10 Dlm by ms father,
! be must maintain order, lie must have pesce within
his VALE and there was no hope Tor LLn as tue
head OF the family, unless he did this. We had
passed through two Of these Stages. La the War OF
the great Revolution we showed our own power and
al
We showed that conld break oil from the mother
country, aud SGT up n Government IN this New
| World. Then came the second great crisis, when
we had 70 show the nations u The earth that we had
power TO maintain our nationality against no, only
Great Britain, but all other nations, III our own
way. Now We had reached The third cpocl---the
greatest event in the life Of the nation. He had been
met liz the Courts of EGr0pe every where, by doubts
rs TO the power OF Republican Government 10
maintain Itself against internal rebellion. We
must show them now our ability to maintain our
nationality. The principle vi Secession uudermnes
the whole structure Of our Government. II Dir.
DAVIS bad based his revolt Oh the proposition that
be had been deprived oi any OF his nights, Ls might
have received some degree Of favor, but when
il was based upon the right OF Secession, and
that our fathers made mere Confectionery
to be brVken up al pleasure what was lett IL was
a marriage contract, Tor the Constitution expressly
said " We the people Of the United States Tor the
purpose Of forming more perfect union, make per-
petual marriage and whom God hath joined to2eth-
or let no separate. loud applause.J Ii the
principle upon which the Rebellion was founded
were recognized, where were stocks and contracts
Was there anything lett Tor churches and school
Louses There nothing left but anarchy, des
rolisn and ruin. 4" That's SOL One Of the most
prolific sources OF opposition TO tine Government had
been on account OF The arrests that had been made.
In the Constitution we found the power TO suspend
the writ Of habeas corpus in time of rebellion aud
iusuIrection lwhen the public saley required it, But
II WAS raid that this power could only be given by
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