New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
the loyal States as well as In the disloyal

the loyal States as well as tn the disloyal
States and there is not loyal man In America who
does not IN HE heart irsUcsively feel that the men
Of Kentucky wlo drafted the address read here 10.
day, who 81 Lnsd 10, aud who responded 10 its eau
are IN their a ars traitors to their country. The
loyal heart Of America will pronounce that decision
sn1 from that verdict there never Is TO lie an appen
Nulng the L..C Few months our ears have oeth
r3ned and our souls made sick by this talk OF the
pympstbizcrs with treason. We bave had these e.,
cret deeds Of the Knights OF the Golden Circle ana
T. solutions Vi Contentious and LegIsiaturesi shd
TIE other day they had Convention Al lia'ioFo'
Conn. And there will never be any mls'ah9 .'oous
the character of this Hartford Convention. WaS
Sustained and led by Toncey aud Seymour, ana she
other chiefs Of that faction who. under tne name OF
Democracy are endeGy0rng TO destroy tue Oove'"'
ment and Inc Constitution One Of these chiois' IN
q speech made uee of the following iangcGge; ~
any Of these United states Marsnais snouih a'tenP
/ 10 arrest me would kill 'cm, daGn 'eini would
! L,U EN- and saw to you il any Of these infamous
1ybeIps shoud attempt 20 arrest any OF you without
duc nroress of law kill them. damn them; kl'
them" And that WAS the character o. 9'no'
sDeeches We hive heard great deal hoon' isa'
ine New-EngiaEd ont IN tn" COZ out ,,op,
MT these men who talk about tina, would nor wan
| H. leave tha, man out. lie sympatlize. too mucn
with traitors, aud possesses too much IN hH,"Lu!
viii them. too. Tie man who can utter sucn i'n,
zuage is traitor and wonld be traitor !" 80
osSnsf his country If he aid not dread inc 'oiise
ouences Of bic action. III
Nr TITRpiE Deo., Ind. If the Senator WIN
allow ms | DO not think any person has ssrIOuhD
contemplated anything Ike the secession o. te aS'
az Of the South, bat believe, so iaF Is tni' lalS
about leaving New,hngnnu oua ~ VIC ~ .Vii 40
,srned II was 10 allow Massachusetts, The benefit OF
''' NJ WiLSON-Sir New. England needs no de-
80 In former dave there have been men Of abil
;ty who dashed their heads againtt Plymouth Rock
aud who were rolled back IKE tue waves OF the
Ill uffa MT tn Tnf afnh f from
tho mali men Of latter days. Massachusetts, needs
no defense here. II IS too late for any man from
New.i3nglsnd 70 defend her sganst tue assaults
ri men whose tympathies are with the dislOyal
Of tbis country, and have no defence TO make for
Massachusetts or New-England. New, Sir, We
have heard here day alter dsy the President OF the
limited States denounced as tyrani and usnrper,
and the Senator from Kentucky talks about Tie
Presidents usurpations. The history OF these times
viii show TO vi, who come utt9r us tnht never IN tne
history of mankind hes II happened that an tmlIl'
trntion bas been so charitable, 50 humane, so kind,
% traitors in arnR or 70 who eympathized With
traitors IN arms. History viii DO justice to Tie
Pendent, and show that II anything he has bad too
mueh heart and too much Kindness for the stern
duies belonging 10 his once; and yet ths man, trae
and fsitLfnl borne down with the weight Of care
and dutv imposed upon hin, is denounced here day
Tfier dav ~ usurper and tyTaDt. Ii IS III every
serse of the word untrue. II is uIlust; II II
v,icked; and such will be the judgment Of the
country and OF the Christian and civilized world IN
the present ard coming generations. | have wit
reseed his kindness and charity toward these uen
whose hands sre dripping with the blood of NY
ueiq}lbo,s and friends. have wi-led for one boar
onlV Of Andrew Jackson. Sir, instead Of being q
tyrant and a usurpsr, ne dealt too leniently and
tco gently with the wlckedost rebellion tie world
aver snyy Il rebellion without cause, rebellion
conceived N iniqui,v, and brought forth 81 tine
sud under circumstances that shonid meet The al
.orrepee Of uquliud. Bot all These assaults Oh the
Presiient will f harmless al hIs feet, and the feel
Ing Of PATRIOTISM that 10 now flsnE Ia Inc East ara
ia he West viii o,erwhelm sl there traitofs ana
sylnps;Ljzers with rebellion The brave men whO are
nov fighting ID the iel1 aud pouring out their blood
for their country, are turning back 10 strike blow
Al the men who are sympsthizin2 with those who
are irving TO shoot tbom down IN front, aud II il
lan TO sec Sir, that theEe men arc covering before
te storm Of TIC rising patriotism aud indignation u
tbs nation tell these men, be they here else-
ghere that eli their talk OF revolution in the Free
. States oil their attempted legislation and acts ~
Fvor Of rebciiOn will meet the stern condemuati
of the patriots OF America. They begin 70 leel it
o they are hearing from tie brave nea IN TIE field
n ,vhn will brook no sympathy with treGson. hay,
). seen letter from gallant Admiral OF the Nav
witch states that the first news he had OF the Dem
cratic victory in New-Yoik was It's being shouted
at his men by the Rebel pickles. Iho,e victories
, were h.Ied with JOY throughout all RebodJn o.
lie triumph OF their Democratic bret hren in fhe
North. There are symfa'hizers with trea'ol
: al over the North, and even III Massachusetts,.
. Iast wear when the report came that Banks was
driven out Of the valley Of the Shenandoah by
Jackson, there was mao who lad down in bis corn
field and rolled in the Dirt 90 excessive was hrs 10Y
M wilson conienoed that the PRECEDENT had The
right 10 suspend the writ OF habeas corpus aud
nate arrests when the life Of the country was al
stake. Ho believed that il wa bis duty to issue az
. Emancipation Proclamation, and 20 put down th,
Rebellion by striking al lis cause ana supports.
hat institution winch had rsised two crops io
. Rebellion JIe was ia favor Of nsng every meani
10 crush the Rebellion, and he would use slaves io
all military purposes. The Government might take
our sons and brOtIcre, and neishOors TO fight aIt
10 be placed ~ Tue front OF battle 10 10 killed by th
. Rebels: bat no, IL must lot touch The slave. no
make any use OF him 10 pu, down this Rebellion
lie WIS for tho COubtry, aud the whole country
end in favor Of employing oil means TO crush GU
treason.
sir. POWELL laid he had listened to tie most
extraofdinary speech OF the Senator from MGEsacAu
setts, who had goGe into tho General sys,sm Of de
uuuciation OF good and true men simply because BIZ
conld not meet the arguments and facts AIMED IL
that address Tint address WAS true-eycry wOrt
of II; and the Senator could not say that Il wa
untrue. II aTraigned the Administration i0r It's un
COL situtiond ac,s and oppIesHioLe; and the Senator
could not NEE. tie specific arguments therein ge
forth and hence he entered into tie general denur
c,alOn OF Democrats al over TIE country. II haI
been customary TO denounoe Demociats IS dnoya
before elections. Gov. Seymour % New.YOrk Ia
been denounced by the Abolition press as treiior
Democrats in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, anc
other states bad been 70 maligned. And now thel
cLprped the Democracy Of Connecticut with bciD.
Usloyai. And wly9 Is 1t because they are oppose
10 lns war, and believe the country can only b,
e.ved BY peaceI They might bs dIslOyai to A5o
lilion hearted ScDstors, but they were not to u,
couutIy at large. The honest, intelligent
iuberty-loving people were not win IN
Senator snd bis party. lie might thIni
80 bot be was mistaken. Only broiless bar
Iist er., who bad sonehow managed TO get shOli1e
straps and cheating contractors, wanted the wax <