New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

Where is the great wrong this Administration has
done, that these of the North and South should
assail i'll II complain of it, it is not because OF
what it has done, but because it has not been moro
resolute in tramplng the conspiratora under loot
Who commenced the warl These Rebel eymPa-
thizers forget that Je Davis not only violated ,ne
Constitution but has torn it TO pieces and temPeu
IL uDder foot. Somehow, they can SEQ all the Oinn
ders III the party in power. but they nave never
covered that there has been total Destruction u o.,
constitutional rights in the South. Lney w N'' '''
any wrong among them--it is only here
Then on an old party basis they will recons'ruc,
National party1 Let me say to them-to those VINO
wish to build party upon the blunders Of TINS 40.
mnstrstion-your foundation Is sand anu "nem 'ho 10
wind comes and the sbt1 1H,I to1rsDt SrsTt Appause
| 7 too am for reiuststing the Democracy: now
Iynon The Constitution and the Union. 1t has been
the cry, "Whst mbjugate State state mas Ine
right to secede" They say they are ior reconslruo
ton and peace That now 'ne syIen so1s, Vb
tell YOU this Government cannot be divided Without
Yon NAV SAY that you will divide this Union
noaceably. Who will have all tho South VINO Oil
The West7 who will have New.EnGlsnd
Don't you see as yeu attempt sucn u1;ns,uI' a;m
that In the very outset there will spring up diihcu
ties that ore irieconcilabsi i. cauno be done, my
countrvnen The framere Of the Constitution de-
signed that this Government should De perpetual;
Go back TO the cid Articles OF Confederation and
YOU will see that they began with the declaration
| that this Union was founded III perpetuliy, and
when wishing 10 make the institutions moro COM
rete and guarantee the interests overlooked before,
the same principle was kept III view In framing the
new Constitution.
This was plainly tbown by TIE speaker by refer
ring the fifth and other sections OF the Consttu.
,ion where provision was made for amendment, but
nowhere does it imply the right to Destroy or a1rm
The principle Of Secessicn.
Vpon this point lie said repudiate that doctrine
in iotO from beginning 10 enc. Hence am Tor the
Union 40 long as i can utter one sentiment In lite
iayor. and when it becomes necessary my blood shall
be found as q Ebation upon my couDtryS altar
/ Bnt now, what is the song of those down South
engaged directly i'll Secession and their sympathiLers
uu North / Tin for the Constitution as 1t ls aud
the Union "a 1t was Ilaus shterl for the Union Us II
was and upon old party differences and bases We
will get up "a party quarrei what VIII you do by
WI You give enemies with in their hands aid
and comforts and what 90 these enehies say OF
you1 When they talk Of a Nor.l-W estern Con-
iederacy aTTnstice, and peace they arc laugh
ing at you and treating yen with perfect contempt.
T Nothing will suit them but recoy9iiion.
4 Let Inc a.k Tie Rebel symPatlszers OF Indiana a
oneslion. While your bowels OF compassion are
iearning toward Jeg. Davis ana his confederates,
. have Won forgotten that there eone Union men
down South awe want compromise" Whist
I compromise with traitors in armsl Voice.,
Never"l / have not come as beggar, but
III tpe llile Vi vi Cuitcu
States, and demand that this Rebellion shall be put
down under the Constitution, which declares that
the United States shall guarantee TO every State
. republican form Of government. call upon the
sympathizers here, demand Of You In the name OF
the Constitution, as the protection and support OF
: that gusranty-l say in the name Of the Cons,itu.
ton relief and redemption are not extended to that
portion of the people Of Tennessee esst Of the Cum
beIland Mountsins, who are-not excepting you
here in Indiapa-the most loyal people Of the United
Sfafa. for hay baen lOyal when had q
dare TO DO loyal, while you have men bere who are
loyal because they dare not 10 otherwise.
| IT, 1 say, redemption does not como soon to that
hunted and outraged people, will come 30 Indians,
TO Illinois and the great North-Wett and plead for
| chosen band OF men TO redeem II. Voices" You
| shall have them Complain Of tbs weI! know
IL il painful to see son or father come home
uled but il 10 one of those incidents that grow ont
Of q civil war like this. There - fearful respon-
sbiity resting somewhere, and thCse who pnecipi-
tated this unholy war; the blood is npon their skirts
You who have brought this war on you who have
set brother against brother; you who have converted
our fertile fields into barren and desolate wastes
YOU who have caused all these corRses TO be rade-
who have hastened brave boys and tattels 10 eter-
nifty from the cannons mouth; you who have done
all this, let me ask you 10 liit up yoar band aud
if it doos Lot lock red with blood Bat justice wil.
come; the slower its pace the surer its blow.
Yon are tired Of eighteen months war. How long
djd it lake your fathers ~ establish the Government
under which you llyei Government that re-
quired seven years to establish you willing u
Weld I'D after a contest Of eighteen months 80 far
asI an concerned, / would " ar thirty years. No,
| would not stop then. What are thirty years OF
war compared with Tie Impotence of the end in
viewl IL is nothing. You are engaged today In
iayiuR the foundali ,ns Of Government that shall
endure as long as the sun continues III is career.
say to you hero II may be oyer-zealousl, II my life
could be spared seven hundred years, / would fight,
as long-yea, / would fight forever against ths
Southern arisiocrscy The speaker then referred TO
~. iscl rat, nf AMI
do not surrender am just getting ready TO fight"
So let our motto be- 1--WE are just getting ready to
fight"
/ The speaker then read extracts from Southern
papers, showing that they depended more on di-
visions in the North, from the Efforts Of Richardson
and Vallandighdm, than their own armies. lie
showed that it only required perseverance, on our
part TO crown our Efforts with success. To do this
we must no. listen TO the deceitful voices o! sympa
thizcrs now crying peace and an errnisllce. Open
the Missiwippi blockade Galveston and take pos
session Of Eastern Tennessee and then the Rebellion
ID crushed.
! Then, alludng again TO the intention Of the con-
spir,tors 70 esls blsh aristocracy, Gov johnson
remaIked God did not create the being to DO my
master. Let mo tell you pow in view OF the efforts
being made to divide you 10 the North, the time has
arrived when the tyTants rod should be broken and
the captive sst Tree. This Endorsement OF the procla
nation caused tremendous applause Aud let mo
tell you to-day that because somebody lives in the
South there 10 no reason that somebody In tho North
shoul9 oe opposed TO him.
| have always lived In the South. bavs picked
cotton with my own bands and never saw negro
boy VINO could pick more cotton than could.
have owned negroes which the Southern Con-
federacy 80 generous OF individual rights has coniiB
Gated, turning my family unprotected into the
streets, and seiziDg my house for hospital for But
ternuts II such are to be tho rights guaranteed,
my prayer il, that your and my children may be
free Of them. But / can speak frem knowledge
of ha neUrO.