New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12

saIrsv and ssInsh tisws ascIbed to he ths YER
purposes II vH Of ~ tSisss az very psans rsodern
certain vs:. :miers!iOa from hsr popu. lion 70 =,
And vet RgLiu: t - -,
a''-r, boldly that In ali measures esnducA 70 70 IN
wslfsr- Of the Wet ,uee my acquaintance here part
,sy Sir that do ,ta,e Iris With view Of claim Ing 70
her any special ressrd that account Not all sh doe
conferred. Far othsrwisr Whst ,hs hs, done has bee
to bar view Of the general good and Therefore ~
contrary individuals may have Es undoubtedly tn
raj regret finding the relative importance Of their os
s: y s' Hs sr
has never complaised OF 1t .g Z.
. Let ST. sny one measure f,vo.es e q: Wet
bes.ow cd ia attention these Western
Select whA. you wi, " be mes'are o. sesnowi-ds:d
wsro New WEI Sotss for t. but ss.t Es England
cayyisln viii 700 take the Cumberland rosdf VINO esa
ps .a ST. sf pa sed s:'e
eosd these nessures Ike th-se nave
been had they depended On che ''e' Of
WY. Sir. W. know that mua have waited tnl the
constitutional notion. Of these gentlemen bad opderEens an
entire change Generally speaking they have donc nothing
BY the votss Of New England undertake to
and srke out from the list of tho Of New
rosubsrs. will be found ths In every ease the south
Would h.y. failed do DOT b..vs spy one instance Gao
found this 10 strictly true. do not believe that
Ss % s
eo.egers,isn and support nom N.M.Enf !sn.f
who hsvs eat hsre ten year. como forth and By what
aids AID by whose votes they hav. ,ueceedsd ~ msse
Ts eli man Of sense and cssdo ia out q Congress WHO
have sny knowledge upon tho subject may up
pss for sson Of the rsproseh 10 attempted cast
take tho Hbsy 70 repeat that mako no claim on BE-
hall q ., .. account Of & wSie9 nav. s
nld become her 50 TO have Acted she asks for no es
pees but In tho consciousness Of having done hst
sIi liberal ,prM b s,.aed che viii rspe Whenever she
thinks The eces.isn calls for Il en- Unjust and s0unds'' In
Aud now I pray Won, in contrast with the Ian.
yuage Of Webster TO read that Of McDufie in 1875,
replying to Mr.. Webster, then member OF the
House Of Representatives Fail not to contrast the
sentiments Of Massachnsett with the sentiments OF
south Carolina. Remember that the doctrines OF
Mr. Webster in 1895 were those of Dir. Sumner III
1852 aud are held not less firmly now by the men OF
New England marching shoulder 10 shoulder with
the men Of tho West In UNFOLDING the only National
Government the West has ever Known Ia ali her
history, and the Profession Of which has conducted
her Oh ~ greatnoss-ihat Government whose cradle
Ne w. England rocked In the hours Of its infancy.
aud for whose life New En- gland will, If need be,
maintain the struggle until time shall be 10 more
b.. iis.en. prny you, to Mr; M.Dains;
why ths Government should msEs roads to The
w-.s .s.: .ts.o road. have 'tne.acy 20 .ss tho eaes
,h. tots n 0fse s . axe. sas ANU s s
ding quite fast enough that p.cpl. need stimulus to
orss .u tbhsr bat rstheE check ct least Oh that
sNdcs tendency 80 Western seti.smens Which we have
created BY our own lave
rh. gentleman s.y. tA., The great object Of Government
With r's.rd 20 shs.. lands MOI to ,ls them source Of
thought Of this argument la the Old thirteen stAies
to this tL.i sh'.e stats Are to otter bosa Of their
~ create yorsx to swallow up our
sting pulsion Look. Sir 81 ss present aspect VI the
ouIhsrn In part Of Europe viii tho
Deserted villages. house. falling !. ruiz, Impoverished
lsnds thrown out OF cultivation Sir bellows inas Il ;ns
ss,iossi wealth would have been srssei a. th. raouea
Our population. eoueestsd in the cd Stsses and no.
rrouna BY tariffs would have beea AID
we thy Blu, svey indictment, has been held out 10 hr
In tn, wst u.ai popuisou has becsms spsss~
.esd b. snetn.S Uthciai syasn Sir say thos sy
worhy the At,snls: OF sAI Ooyes~sat Il psan
hch sha limit the sale Of tho pobic lands thoss ias
we're according their zeal value, be Bot ~nns
p. ov.rnm.as cossas. a. soss t. sve them :h
the effect which IL already dstfssinsy felt and
And .s. Sir i. held out to Us a. a notv. for
he present appropriation would not indeed prevent tae
Of iosds on those combinations, bas certainly
We of Massachusetts are - little in sympathy
ith tue McDufie Of 1875, and the Calhoun Of ls1J
10 with the Constitution around which crystaized
be poltics OF South Carolina Of which Secessoulsm
!, the product, and which is the boosted "corner-
tone of the Confederacy" Of traitors. Does the
North. West demand highway for tue procession O..
Ier teemirg grsnaries " tue sea- which will eurpass
he Father Of Waters i'll its vaIue to tho con-
nerce Of tie world and TO tue farmers OF the agri-
,ultural Sia,eel She Will look, even now to the
uelabers from New England to support her chip
anal uniting the Mississippi with Lake Michigan,
md TO secure lis passage. trust sho will Lo. be
mistaken. The doctrines OF MIR. Webster thirty
gears aso not less true, nor acceptable " assa
to-day. And pray you 10 remember that
" henever Ncw.Eugland hue been accnsed Of tingu
ariy, tie charge Das never rested Tor its facts
he narrowness, bus Gully the comprehensive
breadth Of her principles and her methods. We do
lot believe that the road TO prosperity and honor
les over the misiortunes Of other States or other
men.
We hold that in the moral welfare, the material
wealth, the Industrial development and intellectual
power Of all States and people shall We share our
Ives striving to 10 unlike the SPIDER, which sucks
20 son from Ito swee.es! flower; but like the bee,
which draws nuriuIe even from be humb!est.
While 4 put forward no claim 10 intrinsic or orig
nal superiority III the New-Eugland character, 40
assert tie facts Of her history and her traditional
policy. ILese are due TO her institutions OF educg
ion and to the iiitle democracies Of her towns
through the power Of these institutions Ideas, aid
ntel arc enabled TO control her Conduct in pub
c siIars while Ia the South aDge Glars interest,
crushing ouL tie life of democracy, which is foand
10 the intellectual custure vi tue peope, dominates
all others and subordlnates tho n.y ~ the dest OF
EN- VI Ia few.
Hence, Ivy desr Sir, this war Of rebellion. And in
le irsurs of this war are involved the triumph or
lefest Of all which has made The Wes aud the East
.ilse prosperous, hnppy, and free.
WIN tho hearti.s good Ill., AN youls faithfully and
'psesiuly, john a. ASDRE".
at should Boi 10 overlooked tia, Massachusetts, Iegnsn
md may Others from Ne" IRE 10" under hsys-
General Iank, Il stns nj New .O -ns
bst1u Rouge aud fvIt hudson Ia openin. the River M,
. of tie Gill iuds ia Of ian..y eoa,ys
Iies Of cavalry, and batteries Oi hlht 1rilsIy.
LETTER RROlI GEN. FREMONT.