New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
,,n,t Men pensiNned BY the Government had lived on
The salaries paid them by that Government only o
trav IT. There was bat one Judas In the disciple band

teIriNdv Rhicn We nuu nceh taught W
cred right and trust, without blow, would nase
bten 70 have marked her to all ctcriitY "s "e'n
and craven beyond expression lCheers.l IN ,'
second place, the honor AID safety OF lhc s,n,.
pertinent Of self governmcnt by free institutions ''e
handed that SO hagitous violation OF tnc IIv .' :"
vote should not be suffered 70 pass WIZ lnP."E 90
TINT minority when tvoted should 20 ape W tuIh
round and say to the majority you 40 nov H'v o u'
cur way, shall have recourse to wal "Uu,a !o.
Ems ishncn let me ASK allow minority " uo.u'S "
you after such fashionf mo, no, ana cneeIs.l
am clad 10 find that distance ot 3ooo niles nahcs ~
difference in the sentiments which we eh,oiNn snu
would in the next place remnd you u n CIV - inro
ducc would have no end 1t would resolve ha'iohaIT
back into its original elements ofisolafcd STATES 1a
there any why It should stop az tnat loi', @
is lust as much force in this doctrine OF Secession ~ w
nled 10 countios Does arithmetic let me ASK change
moral or political principle Fit be rght ior ini 49,.
of men in State to secede when iney onartrr
National Government why should mol nan o. qI I
that number be justified in seeding lkcwiseI !ileai
hcarl And If ii be right for States ana couh,ies "
senarate NJ their will why should not towns ana cues
| 40 tbe same thngf This doctrine OF Secession ~
huge mill stone which grinds nationa ME 10 powder.
Ii Il the doctrine Of anarchy ana hatlon aestruSon
ciothed in soft phrases and perphrnsic expressions
WE know il; we have fought with that devil Slavery
and understand il better than you do But beyGnd TINS
LET me tell you that no people possessed OF Ieenes Oh
patriotism and honor would without struggle give up
an integral portion Of their territory. Would you do
sol lNo no"l 1t is said that the separate States
owned their own territory and that was the very quos
on which arose when these States sat IN cnion 10
frame Union In that convention resolution as In
Ioduced by the delegates from Sonth Carolina ana VIZ
gnia TO the effect that they should proceed 10 'Iane
ward on tic part Of the delegates ofConneciicut ana
New England that they should frame confedoTacy IN
stead was voted down and never came up again hut
this question Of whether the separate States held Their
rrnrcy as distinct m that OF the whole nation WHEN
ur So long time dared to lin It's head has been
galy ani1od ntol life as spccous argumenfto nsy tA"
secession which has Justification under Heaven
should like TO ask Engishmen, who are uphod's =" iis
doctrine. at applied TO America, how they would ike
this experiment. tried IN Tie case 3i hehi ae .oun
him who bavs out in favor Of southern secession Wh
wond he his feelings II he IA read some me morn
ing nj his breakfast the intelligence that hch'
Ihaa set I'D for itself ~ independent King
dom on your southern coast liiohi. Woh,a
he think The step justihable III not, why Should
he seek to apply 10 different princpe seeing uh
tho course which took was rendered necessary i"r
the maintenance Of national territory of national ci'in
1ii0n and national laws, and that over aud above these
political considerations the Mississippi which Is oui
tou,hcrn door 10 90 in and OUT, only 90 be open
FOR our use owing TO the magnanmous pleasure OF the
! seeding Staicss j should wish 70 hear " hat one
o; you gentlemen would say II on returning home nc
found squad Of gipsies in his mont hl "h" risreu
to be elected but who st.ll expressed thcir wiling
ness 70 let him go IN and out when he haa a h!nd.
(" Hear hear" and laugh But beyond al TINS ihe
question Of national honor iLYotcd. II you VIII
look at the map Of America you wl md mountainous
REGION running across the New England states cow
to Pennsylvania and Virginia and stopping on, ID inc
Northern part OF Georgia Now, Az t,e "'hu o''l
men living In mountainous regions have been lovers Of
liberty and from the rst hour Of the bTcating ouI o.
war 10 this moment the majority o, the POPULATION oil
Western Virginia. Eastern Tennessee. Of western
North Carolina and Of Northern Georgia. let been true
10 the Union and does not wish 10 go out oft These eD
then contend have night 10 turn round g. the m
tionaI Government and 20 demand that Their rgAts
should be defended, In fulhilment Of tie compact Of
the Constitution. fChcers Again We could not surer
line OF fires ~ be established along 100 miles Of on,
southern border out Of which IN coming year, N slid
start quaTels wars and disturbances Of every kiud
| people whvfeyer kept faith In The Iuon We lbew
ic.r f4fh a. IN IlGy lIHfu4 bed tho
land AS did old Ahab Of cursed memory and when lib
CRY found this Ahab IN the way he sad TO her All
thou II hat d-tuThcth IRrHelf f Hear, hear, and
laugh We know the nature 81 this people We srow
thar a truce with them would BE- 9 create cloud
breeding thunder and lightning AMI amp! 20 iNiIfh
them with time. means and opportunity t. renew hrif
rurposes To take possession of entire continent 100 %"
iaae Of The devil nnd of Slavery. lCAe,rsl oncmher
reason why ,se do not Wish 70 Jet Ills end and
This people 10 40 that Go not desire % become
military nation great many ruen ga! thai America hs
become strong. and Lat $40 - dsngeTou. a. o pace
or favor TINS division. tho rouh viii become min
tary nation and tie North vii d. compelled 70 ifc'n
40 TOO Along line 4 80 miles she must havs tft'
and men Ia garflsOu them 4 iofcr 81 lot than
go 90 ssi constitute tic natural Standing army OF the
North, ard whcn u nation has sirndins s1A 80 hi,
know shc J. in gren. danger Before fi var TIC tai
number Of orr national army =. 90 Ifn ana tAe
actual number Isooo. We required n0le. But -
tie country d. divided into Two great rsIscTri m
tois and instead Of pslirg 1901 to.dris you VII
have 1000 ON one f.de and 1900 on Tie other hnd
wien OWNS Ia political disruption. America b. Z Rcd
.
b.ys viii lnlfe, ALWAYS wnni 20 Tfif.r via ilen-
fCieels ana laugAterI IL ID Tie lnf.lcst thru
Of tie world that Aucrlcn Should De uaiiei md
ilat the whole iat0n fhoul' De uadcr the control Of
hat portion Of - lic has been always ff pe4ce To-
lnughl and shnud be rescued from the policy u tLni
which has ever been ia favor Of the nc3 li ton ~
more TERRITORY oi hibustering and Of fAulhiug
other countries. iChe.rsl But this j. not AL The
religious minded unrg or people ffoi thni IN TIE torn
ory committed % u We lola hish ald solemn nation
al tTusi and iaat God gave 70 u not merely ior tern
torlal ACKNOWLEDGMENT, but that ihere We might plant
tie seeds n Clftltu civilization. and buiid ny nAiliu
lion, which should afford spectacle 81 the working al!
the Church Of Christ which would make al good men
glad " could not help the existence ~ slavery De-
fore the war bat now since It has been divcfcd u its
local defense and Aas become declared public enemy
II is duty 70 sec thn, never again i IA position
10 blight our fair Western land. Cheers when look
out apOn that immense territory .ccl that tbe cues
ton is brought home 10 individual man, as a
citizen and az a Christian minister. VIZ you permit
that territory be darkcnod 10y this hdeous spot from
the Atlantic 70 The PhciIcf Cheers Why do VIC
send our ships round the globe bearing missionaries
10 The Sandwich Island. 20 Asi,, and 10 Africa II We
are 10 follow the advice o! those who counsel US TO
abandon the work Of Tescu home from worse
than heathendOm and g. deliver u Up 10 the deyLf
lChees. Independent o! pounds shLlIngt and pence
indie pendent Of national honornde pendent OF all ma
teIa and secular considerations 10 s surely tho duty Of
every combinations fnan toward his God 20 enfoayor
10 secure Inst continent nom the blast anu DhgAt IL
Slavery. iChccisl Yet how many are there oyer
England. y aofe voices are Ia.sod e1clnning d" Let
Slavery 60" 1t IL recorded Il rccocct Alright IN the
biography ofonc OF most noble cOunrymen SIR
r. Buxton, that occasion hc took by the throat
dog thai had been sczed BY iydTophObn and dsied IL
here and there against wnlls aLd fences IN order ni II
NJ gLt do injury 20 women or children on it way
and IS there man. lot NC ak whom address b AO In
not impressed with the moral nobcncss oi tc man WHO
thus for the sake Of OhcIr places Die own c in Jeop
ardyi II that be 30 Why condemn rs II wc refuse TO
let that hchOund slavery run about mad 10 inc lutnrc
biting milliong In It's lChcersl The consdoIa
tiOns which / have laid before you not erng-
geTated. No man can unoertaLd how power
full they until be stands IN the midst Of us IN Amer
lea We believe that this Is ieft Of our nsltg
tons We believe il 20 be q life and death struggle De
tween two prncip es--Lbcrty ana slavery We believe
onrs 10 be the cause Of the people al the