New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-13

willie the, have maintained the ancient honor o.
N their .s OF many we'll ested ted aud will maintain
h eu Il Aoa again Saute and wherever 1t has hoated
the p-s they neysTuees have recognised and 40 now
the that Reh-iicn not organized by
the people OF SOUTH but by thr bao end Smhiou
era who armed with he mupHeuts 81 war the Me-
1.-The reso u0n upon the South
err States That slso ts fact that the object o.
those leaders t. establish military or mousrchea govern
en b, a. organised aud cemenied adsoorsoy 10
vo ths pncpiss Of democracy should be utterly sGored
its doctrine Of the eeSest good Of tho grestet
number" shou be discarded az pe.ttnS and peIn,cqg'
dogn and tho hapiaess OF the majority OF the ci
seas sacho the Interests Of few ssvoboider That
further -cose the fet that xit1 this intent slavery
and In the Tvuorses, copsciPon for theh army perons
holding sen slaves ore exempt while zoe mons
sde the burden OF war Intended 70 mpoversh
ard degrsd them And gladly remember that Ia the over
throw bsdsd CoueerscJ snd the uPoong OF its cor
don Il t Dot he fato peace prosperity ind h.ppnsso Of
sSooh that w ns future Results the tor the Umoa WI
be one subjugaon but Of deveance aud that a. re-
yards ell H. tue Rebel States excepting only the lead
OF the Rebellion. triumph will be their gain ~ .
i Cover an en- IN permitting patiss vessel to be built
sqoppod and manned In British ports for the use OF the
Sou.heru C'nirdere' aud TO 20 i9sn uneei ns n,,
accompanied by ample proctor the character Nesse "
ss ss'n 5p scs. e. s:
Of hIhtsh colonial potts, s proper fot ns % NJ
Bhiish Cove the Briti'h people tho oeas 90
tween such violation Of interpsi neutrspt su1 @
honor sbo fidelity prorsptnss which the Ameucsn
ernment FROM les ionndatio9 has uniformly ~ nmsu
Of ,s. meeiag tssi the Of the United states
.hoed make the oo urgent appeal 70 hs n sSd IN.
moral Of the BRUSH people, to pf.vo ,sses
these end avert the pos'io,y q ~ a. .nrng
two nations sboeid be united By al me nss ,na' 'ps
nom oorunou apcsstry and common cviissaen. IN
Resolsed, Thai we csnnot soPsets On W $1,000 Inn
Ssrps srains, SUMTER without recalling with swelling pride
and seotionats regard brave army ana navy WY o
ot .n Ss c ss world on q.
hammock and tns MisissPpL That to protect tne nsna
ssns aod hs we heartily sppfove the udicioas act our
Legislature them their privilege Of Sn me
leave they deserve those uen eorssns 70 the
es principle. dsmooscy Who ready 70 ,oet the enemies
efthsr comfy b, issokins oseryestisa nom bd
b Minister with sAse oonsisebcy. would wres ron our
scn the right 10 psss upon such osoya oonouo
The reading of The resolutions was interrupted by
applause, and they were adopted BY aoolamsdOn.
Mr.. GRIswoLp- read, amid great applause. ex.
tracts from the letters Of Gen. Scott Gen. Hsileck
Gsu. Hooker, Archbishop Hughes and Gov. Tod.
The following 10 the
LETTER PROM oks. HOOKER.
April o. 1863.
ssi AOknOs ejsiog teO, invitation to be pres
snt meeting Of the loys citizens OF the Cnitet
States to be held Ut NssYok the llth instant hay
socsscn regret that my duties viii not permit me to b
pssssst q the in pouapt sssernslsso .,
tie objects std purposes Of the sec .nc
z h: ny ss may ps psesS IS ~ e ~
pledges u loyalty sLd ieaIy as Often - circumstances
VIII deasnd I'D 5..--.., =.
psrposes OF counsel Of thought upon The
great national hon Of the day one Of the useful sss
eopeedabe duties Of the times which has my best Wnes
% Is hss those Of NJ bous.t sad loyal men.
The army which ! have tho honor 70 command u, en-
asop sha warranted In plsdsing to gallant blow io
she defense OF national unity sad integrity whsfsvsi th'
bs, God may spssa Of the Union and pspals
hbsry svsrywhsrs 1. the hopeful ..psres'00 Of
enims %. 'A'' JOSEPH HOOKER,
10 yaak .0i..Y Msjor-9sasrsl Commsnans-
The MAYoa then said.
i have cow the honor Of introducing to you gen
tleman who Is part and parcel Of the Government
A distinguished member of the Administration-e
gentleman Of Southern birth and Southern associs
toos but whose heart beats as loyal 90 yours OF
mine have tue pleasure of presenting 70 you TIE
Hon. Montgomery Blair. lGreat applause, ana
Three CHEERS Tor Blair M
:, SPEECH or MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
MI BLAIR said Fellow-citizenss of New-Y0rk
am gratifsd to meet 20 vast assembiage, an
70 mite with yoa in doing honor 70 the gloriou
GAUGE which We have met here TO pledge ourselye
10 support. This, my friends, 10 a most spproprai
occasion upon which 70 renew our pledges to ths
Flag which has come down to as with 30 msny ha
loved memories associated with the founders Of hi
Government. The day upon which an attempt wa
made TO subvert this Government Is day 70 DO re
membered; il ia q day 10 be remembered, and hop
trsaors that we viii mako it " DO reuem
bored By them Tor eternity. CHEERS. Good J"
The contest In which We are engaged 10 strusgl,
for the great idea underlying our political fabric
and "a live IN an aye when opinion Is the great
element OF power, Is essential 10 our success thai
the true mature Of the struggle should be compTe
bonded by GOOD men at home and abroad. Some
reference 90 the parties il may contribute 10 eec
CHS object. From the outset The olgsrchic interes
everywhere has been at no loss on which side K
range ITSELF Every where il has identified itsel
with the Rebellion because 1t battled in the cause
privilege and against Tree Government, and every
where IL has exer ed itself promptly, yet sklfully
10 support tine Rebel Cause. Welding vast power
in ali European Governments, controlling the whole
foreign press and some OF our own, and assuming
from the fret mutterngs Of the tempest that onl
6bp of state was wreck, ~ they had always pro
dcied is would be, they have looked on only 10 fnG
hcts 70 sustain oregone conclusion and otherwise
10 exert all the power they could weld TO cOnsum
mate their wishes. do not in thus speaking Of thi.
class, and especially Of the European branch OF H.
wish 70 be understood 80 impeaching their motive,
questioning the siBcsrty OF their conviction shat
IN the preservation Of their own and Kindred orders
they are doing tie best for mankind. Asiudvdu .ls
aud especially Is this of the British arstocraey
they are distinguished byoa high sense Of honor
by courage, trulLielness and other many quaities
Bat these personal ehsrscterisics o0y serve 10 give
more effect 70 q mistaken policy 10 antsgoDism tc
freedom aud free government, which results neces
sarsly from, the relation 70 society to which
they arc born and bred. They justly fee
shat The continuance Of such Government a;
ours saps the foundation Of their order day BY
day. aud hence, though we NEEDLE moi
IN their sfars this class has warred upon us from
she day we set up our democratic establishment In
the wilds Of America. For The most part this WAL
has been carried ia the field Of opinion by writers
hired 90 combat tie natural yearninss Of the human
heart for liberty. We have replied only by contin-
uing TO minister 10 human happiness, giving free
hones 10 thu oppressed, elevatiag the poor BY in
strustion in free SCHOOLS and by having the Gospel
preached 10 all cfeeds. There was one point. no W.
ever apop which every letter-writer and book-mak-