The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-07

have rreat rospect Who wondered whether I would
speak % night At meetinS where gentlemen always op
haps spirit freedom stronger than entered
nature might be exhibited. differ with many Of you
with regard the and conduct, prosecution and
probable result or the in which engaged But,
with tho blessing OF Heaven, however others may APP
from whence sprung, who found here homo aid
rouge from the persecution and oppression OF that doest
ed land 70 which the ss speaker referred did not
my first and last breath. and employ the last culver
Of my lips and utterance OF words In praying Heaven
for the preservation Of the American government and
country shall not mention the name. but viii say
that be did not belong to this State What onends
the voices Of the night the or the day tho
expression OF these Engshnen terrory-who
dare In their customary apng language and depcrtment
gress Of the country in which they nd place far supo
TO any they would be permitted to enjoy IN their
men, and they lie about Thorn In saying that hoy Dice for
drinks where dice were never known They are spies
and pmps, eavesdroppcrs who admitted 70 the circle
Of private society and 60 70 wrto letters upon and
print them shelving there we one thing wanted. and
bonds into the street. (Applause) They loter round
the pnrleus Of the town, and they drink their
and which they permit their American friends q conir
butte for out Of that extravaganza which the
American wherever he goes and then they turn up their
daughter and chcers) We are patient and much en-.
during people TO tolerate all this hope to God that the
last illustration OF that kind Of importation to this coun
try will prove that the goods not credited 10 this
ket and We do not mean Englshmen TO insult under
with the great majority OF this audience In reference TO
thing and that is their great apprehension that Eng
Bonded knees that she would. Applause Let hor but
exhibit single manifestation that she going to in
terfcre It'll the Northern people In matter belonging TO
themselves and there no man Of race that would
talk about exemption Of forty five years OF Ia not
remarkable however that they should be stimulated 10
oppose Permit me, gentlemen, 70 do justice TO the
wise, the excellent and the patriotic gentlemen Of Eng
land who have acted so justly towards US through this
controversy. would disgust myself and insult You u
did not ackDowled here my gratitude TO the OF the
British islands who have stood BY without fear
affection, favor or hope OF reward (AppauseJ would
do myself injustice could not admire the character OF
that great man-John Bright-(grcat applanse)-who
for neither Of them the England could affect
the price OF pinch Of snuff say to you that single
why France and England desire, IL they dare,
interfere this fight the acknowledgment which they
must make in the OF the world that they in
sa 70 %s AT
hundred thousand men In the Lancashire district
alone maintained by, sy public charity When last SPOKE
sition about which challenged contradiction from any
sourccthat while wid fierce and blind the rebels are,
each division OF the Union. In It's armed presentation Ia
greater than the power Of England. happy dis
cover that what fell from the lips OF obscure iodi
In which the writer said that could have uttered
such sentiment as that; and they recognized 10 the
who controlling the destines Of this country that
editor was here be would hardly conceive that
had, that IL would control the assembly before
me. Now, my fellow citizens, 10 the gentlemen
who ask me why was coming here, and 10 these who
wonder why here al, propose. In The final re-
marks have TO make briefly to suggest answer. !
am met in The rairoaa cars In The cmnieusss every
Every in this assembly has had the inquiry put
him, F" How is this thing to end? Now, am sorry 10
that satisfactory TO that question Ia inter-
ered with by two classes OF human beings say the
women Of tho North-and bachelor am, doubt tho
observation am about 10 mako will subject me 70 cen
and revilnghad manifested rs they should the In
erest in the success of cause which tho women Of
III, Sonth theirs Thousands would have been
u
than Of those who have presented themseve
10 military array. Then there Is c,ass Of nv fellow
citizens who the misfotuncs Of army. and
manifest 10 their utter disgrace, something Ike pleasure
o CT ~ s r.
Mr.. Brady remarked that he met with Southernors the
sionis,s you could md ana he said to them
gentlemen, you must admit that thero Is a moral sue
you can talk with me freely what would not dare 10 say
in the souh except at the peril OF my existence ZAP
plause The South say 70 you you are all Yankees We
propose association with you and III consent 10
Have You ever seen man with white face a black
face upon him. that would pursue for the Of society
how this thing Is to end; You propose, gentlemen,
Of the South that there shall be two goverpments this
prcercc Of the gea, lessons Of history which every
school boy acquainted. refer you % e Fdoiis TO
the articles q Alexander Hamilton In regard 10 tho posi-
biliiy ~ maintaining separate organizations OF govern
mebt upon this cont nent. And now gentlemen, In
cuson propose to that question my southern
frcndswhat VIII come Of this war; You say that you
viii never consent TO be united with We say that
will never ngre 20 the existence Of two military
mcpts arising out q cc people the same terri
tory. The issue Is distinct. How u this thing TO be
resolved viii tell yon my prophecy, and yet
there many here who viii dcr IN opinion with Inc.
l remember, occasion when celebrated -. Pm.
tricks day whore we often made punch for others and
Judy's u ourselves, General Sbields-whose name IL
honorable tAis remark, "Ihat wherever the Yaa
kco located backsmiths shop, tavern bc.o hoGsr
he never was known 10 recefe from IL Mr. brady
spoke In humorous terms Of the Yankee West n,
cook cd packs by the lar tick Il tho Yankee
Now tell my southern friends . ntlurd Ir ~ non,
fba MA ub nm Il In a
their Institution which they call siaveryNhieh unlike
many in this asseuhlage would propose q retain Tor
them under tho constitution Of the nited Stncs-thnt
their only chance u TO let that Constitution be
their guide, for II these Yankees once 6,
theory about this war), and put arms into
the hands OF the neUoea, and put theS long feet
The tables OF the estates of which they took posses 0n
don't want 10 be the lawyer employed In an action Of
elcc,ncnt Great laughter and appausc.) sincerely
believe that unless tie geaenen Of the South will mani
fest some lingering remnant q attachment 70 this Unon
aud agree that tic constitution OF the United States shall
eth prcrye us as one people In the territory that
occupy. the end q This war win be occupation Mr.. Eli
lhayor-whom rever had The pleasure Of secing--n adj
vance Of me, and with intelligence. has illustrated
the fact that whenever you show Yankee any place 20
20 TO he gees thcre(laughtcrJ and when the Yankee
gets there he stays and when they propose remove
him they end II exceedingly difficult Pardon for tell.
Ing an aucclote. man in New orleans. who heard 4
gentlemen troubled with the nightmare, went into his
room and said, "You are in dreadful state, my
fricpd.n 81 am frightened Ia the extreme Z
"what IL the natter, ~ have mad such
dream o. The devin" "worse than that awhat aid
you droam'n 81 thoyght was back In the state ~
Maine - cloud laughter aud aprlause) That class ~
people are never 70 he defeated. (Cbeers) When civil
zathn began 10 the last II pursued s way all tho
ruins u empire. When fret visited the Old World
Impressed with tho notion that should stop and shed a
tear at every ruin that hcheld but when discovered
that they we're the great stepping stones by which hu-
manty advances 10 TIE high position that II deserved 20
occupy, the ruin became 10 mo pleasure. Tho Ultima
thule % civilization this land that lnhabit Herd
civilization has found ts ast resting place. There
pace 20 which 10 back, and civilization knows
Rurgitati0n II has no rchuent The people q
the south, IN the single state of Virginia, would
employ physical power 10 redeem that prostrae
soil from the condition which II occupies Nobody will
say alter discourse cloScs 10 night that have been
very eulogistc q the Yankee; but seriously In tho
presence o. the Almighty God 10 the the best
capacity that know hDv 70 employ. say " my friends
the South, however gallant cbvsrc determined ami
pefseyering may be their struggles tho field all history
will be false. all analogies falacous and every promise
tho human absurdity n those people vine
quered the barors Of the East conquered the ocean
and willing 10 conquer anything under clrcum.
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