New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

his a'.. a"," eys to a. ysmpr' who often
the h. e. atheism a. the North the.en to destroy this
country.
Warrington lo's-aw his aud in hi, last farewell said: In
offering to yun the counse OF old aud
rird erd dare hore that thew will make testing la
es iotat thew viii control Tho u.ual current Of passion
or rreyrut In. nation ruuuin: the courses inch
ave hitherto marked tho desliuies II netiohs but ns
f,tt~r myself that they nav he productive" oil some ras
b,reNscme occasional g0od'htt they mny nov ienu "
moi r,,e ngrtv sp a;ainst Foreign Intrigue TO
guard aga~s the inposu'e o pretended atotsm us nope
ni be- i psnic for the 'oiind, TOT your welfare %
m cont4 deed that le very dangers which WeshIngton az
II ups, 4 haa scp upou car c1u ty--tciona dnrrancs
but he wa Of hose who blamed e1cpsye'
Is the -orlp Sonth Ms,n and Dxona n" In MS oih'on
there we've men North we'll south who were 20 DC
bared tor the de'tr1cton wh.cn tore the county
lie WAS opr, u-urpstipn North or south OF ~ VIVA
ever qu portion OF the Pooe stood In me FACE u INC
wsrni1, - OF the usuions Na'hn-ton am ,...-
With regard t. our dniy, Nsllbg on says Inc Oovsi "a
Of the country claims for Il confidence and support re-
.p.c' 'or it, an'hc''iy eomp.anee WIN US sm MIN
~ is rTovnoes duties cnoncd by hr luhdaisLtl
cipes OF the Const tntipn Ihs Oohstiton nti cnens
J., the whole people, Is obligatory upon ne Nsi! e
the uOwrT aud ght oil the people to tnbsh uoVrt
presnppoes tire duty ofcyory n1vidu to obey mem
Washington lea mtay Iom his duty 70 ms country
by iur cagEs or opposition o! Toes "heher IN Oh o"' :"
Congs.s
another General VIII in this respect the chaiac'
ter Of Wellington applicable to-a General who lately
co. Hn'o % 'on nn'; ou' Vcci.1o fCp.cr, Az
.Lat c9nmsld' selrI u ten; NC Ienat a. c.
misses, Uf him it he said that hs had enemies In Con
Bot the whole Amy VS. devoted to hinl, l'ppHue
and i.'es ALTHOUGH bound to pay obedience 70 the
Government nothing orbds intelligent on to discuss tue
]
dscuss IT, aud they Will insist that the shall be conducted
lot to mg4e slaves tree ALL 10 make white sliyes
| lApp.a se.
Tie Gogenmsu Only oast by Cancellation and com
pfo-e be accoded 10 with honor TO the
Government, aud ID viii be vel.
To the third toast John Van Buren, responded urging
vigorous Prosecution of the AID conterdigg tst Gov
should every In IT. power aLd obtain toe
I'D of every loyal citizen to t.at end.
ife had charged with changing h position, but hG
had moi 20 and than the necessity
of putting down the Rebellion. The Rebels had put them
selves be- oud tic pale Of couciaion conprofne
could only be put down 10y the armed force OF the
Government. tApplu,c
Tie thrd responded to by eI.ujge Dean who
We called upon to ,upilJ the ace Of Judge Daily.
Af-t tho sing Of tie iDuith t0at the company
te tanned with soIie iire in g8g ~ slee club.
10 the hfh tJasi, Samuel J. 1iicn called upon 10
respond.
he pad lisi plimcu 10 tie st aud present Fxecu
tive OF the State. end after speaking of the Rebellion, con
tended tl,t leg could oily be pu down by the ballot
b., AID not by The seoid.
t. the SIKH jane. Brooks responded after which tbs
] company p-ain eut-iained By the Gle CT
The seventh & hsys been responded to by Gen
duty
All Long re.i letter from Gen. Mcclellan resre;,ins h
inability 20 n" prescott.
no. G.. Feld the Disct.At'orney and Others responded
10 she reAriu. estiuolas u oor Volunteer tSssis ant
po hes then given and the hour had grown late before
The comp-n broke up.