The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-06
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY O. lsss-rRIPLR SHEET

OF which we coulo not be DERIVED, except by due
their wis ON evolved the stitaon which made the
Union rnt tneir led them 10 dec In that
State and the peope. They made that dsclsrali a
which secured The adoption OF the Constitution By
the Stale, tina, no man should be deprived o. i o liberty
toe who have ad charge oi this celebration appro
cated the value ., this idea These guarantees are e.
be no free vernmen without free election there be
free election without delibsration there be
sion without free sdsech; there can be no free
speech i prison bars aud psnishment arc The 70
those guarantees IN order % preserve The life o. the
identity Destroy them and you destroy tho national life
You might well talk q preserving che lie By
ao WIN, n ro .s taking from han az ha
preserving the life Of strong wise, joyous and hcpofui
man when gu reduce nm % ranac Or gieoerng IDIOT
cause I feel deeliy have seen the practical opera
tIon q the system which Is now being taught
a man whom believe to be patriotic, whom we
devoted his energies the prsssrvatoa Of
neIed the restoration Of The Uaon As was man
whom we intend w deserved win accomplish III
(Great appause.) We have seen him carried from hts
homo at midnight, subjected 70 military court
and I am hero to day, one OF the ambassad.rs Il
the democracy OF Ohio accredited 10 Abraham Lincoln
with this message 70 fulfil the demands and guarantees
the constitution and restore her citizen To b home
(great applause aud cheers for vaandigham )-and,
fresh from the performance Of our humble duty with
which We wore charged have to say 70 you 20 day that
tho doctrines which promulgated in high places
and which are stouty asserted and defended BY those
hands upon tho hit OF the drawn sword TO
become the rule Of this country, there viii be longer
FIRST TO be settled the question Of peace or war but the
are 70" IT, and ma
We told thar the destruction Of these constitutional
aaaan ukinpn f Ia lin
The history Of tho Of 1912 the Mexican deny
IT, II it be true that the destruction Of these guarantees
essential TO vigorous and successful prosecution OF
tho war; then, say here, that the war ought in
were told the time OF The inauguration OF PRESIDENT
Lincoln that there would be that 1t not 10
the classic language already quoted Of his Fxceency-
tthat nobody hurt, daughter aud appause) and
had TOO. the brutal doctrine proclaimed BY western
would rot b, worth . curse What Is that Union, my,
fellow citizenss confederation OF sovereign states,
which came together for tho purpose Of establishing
that which should have representation among the
families Of the earth, and 70 reserve 10 them-
sevesj all tho power and ref the liberties OF
their peopie-(applause)- Union Sc arate and
INDEPENDENT parts Perfsst sovereign and independent
@ and bound 10 BY great oos thus dossasod
they make one people. Separate Thorn, and you will find
thai sscs State r's1m.s The pSw
taking care Of is poopis~oapsoiS o. Projecting
WHICH a cd and lust government, founded upon CON-
sca. can d,cal able Of renewing reconsructing or
II necessary making entirely Union (Applausc)
But, my fellow citizens why should have tho
benefit OF the united whoetbe uni ed power Of all these
States 70 settle this great question Of reconstrucons
lAppause) Why should they not meet together IN
vcntion as they originally me and again lay the ounda
,i.ps Of government as near like the old as poss-
bea speak not TO men to whom my voice
cannot penetrate because there is wall OF brislng
bayonets between us and Thorn. speak now 10
section. Why may this be done1 All these gentle
men In power will tell us that they cannot compromise
with rebels with in their hands Not compromise
Why, gentlemen, compromise the first law Of combna
ticnl was going 70 say the rst law OF nature itself
=. Is ,hs law g socst q government partners n bust
insiitutions compromise political organizations campro
mise husband Compromises with his wife (laughter);
compromise with each other kings compromise with their
subjects or generally lose them. (Laughtcr) And II
there truth IN the teaching Of our holy religion God
Aimighty 0 nprumised with man when he accepted in
our stcad the atonenent OF his (Applauo) This
government o, ours was founded on compromise.
werc upon the point 0f giving up their work and three
times Washington, Franklin and Madison were heard
begging them not 70 dissolve until thoy had compromised
They did ccmpromise-and tho result Of that compro.
mise was the constitution they mado aud the Union
waS that 'Ga ss 's.s %
boon alluded 10 BY the gentlemen who have precaded me-
alone he :. Win
that BY adherng 70 the compromises which fathers
made adherng 70 the constitution and the union alsa
mscs Here In the great city Of New York. the very
centre In which public opinion Is created Here Ia the
centrc from which combined action goes forth appeal
20 yru. thosef' re- ~ do yonr duty by tbcee CON-
PROMISES q the constitution and the Unien. I
bel.sve that adhers 10 these compacts
and mpromses Of the and which wo are
passing under the shadow tho dark valley we'll
the brightness Of midday prosperity that in Gods good
heacd widows woods shall be laid aside orphans tears
shall dried, AID made graves shall be 0srscp and
then be.ieve that from this vast country whole
pc pic will join In fraerna concord In singing the anthem
which has never been equa! ed, since, the Judean
plains on the natal morn OF the great Messiah the
gels announced hts comngGlory 70 GOD In the highest;
on earth posco and good will 10 men.
RCHARD OGoRNAN then closed tho exercises OF the cce
bfaton IN very eloquent and impressive speech. which
was listened TO with marked attention by the audience
siicpg during It's delivery repeated manifestations Of
applause