New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03


look at it, for we are the people-we are the GOV
erpment [applause]; and when our Gov srnmen'
gets ready to take the step must be ready sup
port it. England tells as what to do when tLere
was likelihood of war she stopped the exportation
of those articles ehs thought we wanted. Let "
do the came thing. IGrest applause and loud cheers.
Let proclaim nonin. 30 that no ounce OF
food from the United States shall by any accident
svsr nuu ~, ~; way into an Engishmans mouth unti,
,hs n;raoy is stopped. Applause and cries Of Good,
and voice, "Ie. us hear that again. meyer Eyer
,rv anvto,nu ,uu. ALI a,nuu w say again. ;
newed applause.] say ags.n, lei Us proclaim non ,
intercourse 20 that no ounce Of food from America
shall ever by any accident find Its way 10 an En,
gl;Shmsns mouth until these plrarIes are s,oppeSS
rgreat cheering and cries OF :Ihats 3d. sh9
EGood FOl, and that we have n right TO do. But
hear some objecor say, If we proclaim non.inter.
course England may go to war !" Let her 90 pu'
am not 10 be frightened twice running. Laughter
and applau'e.l got frightened little more IMAM
year ago, but have got over 1t. lLangntsr.l
IL necessity, for we must Keep our snps 81 .ba
to save then, from these pirates II dozen OF them
get loose upon the ocean. 1t became war meas
nre. which any nation under any law would nave u
right TO enforce; and il should be made TO apply
directly TO the English nation, for never heara Oh
a blockade runner under the French flag, or kus-
sian, on Austrian or Greek Aag-no, not even the
Turks will do it. Loud cheers and applause
Therefore have ventured to suggest this to you as
a possible, aye, as q probable remedy, unless tniS
Thing 10 seen 20 and stopped. We must eco 70 ~,
We should protect ourselves, and take q many
nlace among the nations Of the earth. Loud APP
plausel But hear some say that this VIII BRING
down the price of our provisions, and make our
Western markets more depressed. Allow me 70
that the exportati5o gold 10 also prohloted
and then there would be nothing to meet our oils OF
exchange to pay for our goods but our provisions
and could pay for oar silks and satins IN butter
lard. corn beef, and pork, and if our fair sisters
and daughters will wear silks, and saiins, ana
hces they will feel trouble because portion Of
the extra price goes to tho Western farmer
jnstead OF going into the Golfers OF jew banker IN
Wall street. Great applause. and cries Of Good.
You will observe, my friends that IN the list OF
grievances with which charge England do not
charge her with tamperiDg with our "ieadins poll
ticiaas." loud laughter. So far as any evidence
1 have. don't know that she is guilty. But what
\ shall we sAy of our leading politicians who have
tsmpered with her ltireat aPplause'I 1 have
read that-which surprised me more than any oiher
fact Of this war-that here IN New lork Leading
politicians consulted with the British Minister as 10
how this Union should be separated; and when
read tha, every drop Of blood in my veins boiled.
and I woald have liked TO have seen that leading
pol,ticiap" Most enthusiastic applause, the cheers
hang renewed again and again. l don't know that
Lord Lyons s 10 blame. suppose, Sir, II man goes
10 one OF your clerks, and offers to go into partner
ship with him to rob Of your neighbors, ana ne
refuses and reports the matter 10 you you u'hs
man who makes the offer Great applause, and
cries OF Hang him ! think we had better tax
.esson from the Government OIL washington Au-
, minsiralion, though the case Ia reversed. mDeh
the French Minister, Citizen Genet, undertook TO
maize An address 10 the people Of the United States,
, icomplaint was made TO his Government aud he was
recalled; and d law was passed preventing lot All
time 70 come any interference OF foreign MINISTERS
in tie politics of the United States 1 want TO be
/. understood have evidence that Lord Lyons
interfered at ALL but the correspondence says mat
certain leading politicians Of New-York came TO hlm
; and desired that he should do-whatl That he
would advise with his Government no. 70 ln.er.
, fere Why not I Because IL wonld aid the country
they would spum it, and would be stronger than
4 ever to crush the Rebellion, and "we and
our party shall be crushed out y lGreat laughter
and cbeersI. Mark the insidous point. They knew
, how the people felt against England. They knew
the heart Of ihis people 10 be true TO the Consuu
: lion. They knew the people would not brook any
interference from England, and they ask the British
/, Ministcr to use the power Of British diplomacy to
20, other nations TO interfere, aud Great Britain to
keep out Of sight lest we should see the cat under
the meal loud laughterl have used the phrase
mp to this moment, ~ you see, oil poliiician oat
what kind Of politicians theyi Cries Of Cop
rcrbea traitors" from all over the house AMID
| great eheers. Conservative politicians. Loud
; Iaughtorl They can't DO Democratic politicians.
[" Or course they can'tl should like TO bear old
!. Andrew jackson soy few words about such polit.
cianr, who call themselves Democrats. He'd
, hang them"l No, my friend, l don't think he
would hang them. l don't think he would ever
catch them. Laughter.l have felt it my duty then
and now In the City OF New York, from the interest
have in public affairs, to call attention 70 this most
extraordinary matter. 1t Is matter which arrests
the attention than any other TO wit; but there
lost TO patriotism, and 30 bound up in the
traditions OF party and selfish us to be willing to
tamper with Great Britain for the separation OF this
/ country 1t Is a most alarming fact that haye
seen-l had rather 100000 men set Ia the field
on the Rebel side-Aye l bad rather see Grea!
Britain herself armed against us openly you please,
rs she has been covery; rather than 10 feel that
tbere are men, linea descendants Of Judas Iscsrot,
and iniermarried with Benedict Arnold, who would
thus betray their country. Loud cries OF Of . Fer
lnando Wood with bisses and cheers. " lie knows
them ALL That has shown me the great danger
Tho ouly danger in. call upon true men to
|. SUSTAIN the Government. [Grest applause. II 10
not q Government Of my choice did MT vote for
il Rny part ofit but It Is the Government Of my
country it ia the only organ by which i can exert
the force OF the country and protect her integrty
and 30 long as believe that action ia homes ly ex-
erted, will throw the mantle OF charity over any
, mistakes think may see and support 1t heartily
With hand and purse 30 long az live. Applause.
! have no loyalty to any man. My loyalty 10 to the
Government Icheers, " That 8 itl, and il makes no
difference to me who the people nave put into that
Government, 80 long "a II has been properly and
eonstitutonally done. SO long as they hold their
seats and hold their power am traitor aud false
man If l falter In that support This is what
understand to be loyalty TO the Government.
lCheers.l And l wac sorry TO hear the other day
that there was man IN New-York who professed
not TO know the meaning OF tue word WHO was
it" "Fernando Wood!'l desire to gay that IL
is the duty Of eyory man TO be loyal TO the
Government, to sustain the Government to pardon
Its erroB TO help rectify its mistakes, 10
press II to everything thst It may do
for the country. and lot II carry the
country on In its of glory and
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