New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
rmG LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE
~or,;n.ca E,om Eighth P"gc'

more potent in Richmond thnn III -No' iow'ebii,'c
pause They are tod mat we .. @,y reocle,o
- ~ ,,.b,,cb l. 40 ofren murueied al uhs year
uS0 : 'o''' +, n,rtor1 They are told Hat We us,
More the war ana are in favor Oh HN'Ib ~ " vi
tbe conprornises of the H"ne''u;'o"I ~ H. 49,,
- 49, ybo have rahi 70 cltlh 'ne'hi pu' VIC
WIN VIZ, t"o'p W tnow Ill sc are fer the country,
WI n' - f,pclaa.al md come what may, we
man that tue Union s1dii ne p'esrrveu, ana t.o
80 Ionner shall wave from we ~ Lawrence 10
d. Gif Of Mexico, and from the At'tnue slo the
we G''IO Csan. fApplsnse !, is the voice Of
Hoi. nltitudes like this that will tell them that
49, Ills and sta ms itnuous, AID 81 other III
.'j.,;oSs If need be, most give way in order that
,So RepubIic may live. Loud aud long applause.
w. aid If necessary We are preQared TO see Nlcks.
h'rs srd Caarlestcn and Richmond heaps of
sno}ing ruins. Loud apllause.l And for one
"a little further aud say that l would
father see desolson spread from the Potomac 10 me
Gulf than that one star Should be biotied from ,hat
flag. or one stIpe torn from is azure fold. AP-
pl&uso But your voices, iellOw-ciuzens, perform
other Offices FOR good You have heard rel eatsG TO-
nipht the words Of the departed Weester "as
reminded of other woros winch lie spOko "itn , -
Gslu, lEe lightning ID strong the tempe. "a
but there is concerning far stronger inan an, ~ =
tie eui shseped iudgnen nj of mankind laPpausel
So The voice on O. body like this, sieaAlns
from the depths OF earnest ana al
conviction, will spread far ana wld5 WIN 80;
forca al VIII be fe in this struggle III VIII Ie'1'
,;nn.a,e tho asoeinc cueIgss at Washing lon' IL
Nig0fale tn1 rong tine soldiers whose bed il The
ground 10 night. for whose daily hna hisAE D.IiI
Actions descend from grateial m!hons' tNlf'S"e'!
n ssys 10 them tbas ai'hou- n other ic uUn's ~!
oe, ,rrrate1ul tbs nepuIlc will ever CeCOrate
,,tb heroic honors those WAC nave Ten lrtslde ana
nave for The battlefield OF their country IN l's sruE
Gle for existence. Applause.l But So"Ve al II
;iI oiv. the lie 20 the oroakers ard Rebel fynpa-
,h,ners No,fh and South. Applause. Way should
tbere be anv difference between men anius'ed uy
tbis sentiment Says one, DO not approve oi
what tie Admiaislratlcn n@s done' wen, ut'9
ljtte confession Of that sort 70 make myself ara
do it in strict conl-g9ce AqShler I'p Saya
for the election OF Pre,idem IAucon. l nave
underworld in my poor way 10 fu-tain his AGmlnls-
tratjon But vet there A. many tilngd ihat u mas
done which do not srproye' IN - 'hat any reg,
son WHY shoudnot stand by voices, 40, no. ]
If Won nave weak aCulli-uauon TO rueh ilole j.
yc1r dirty 10 strengthen i iApptalse lie VINO }
comrlqins Of lad Presileut or tatioe; Is IN tAe
condition of the man WHO lad very iNI cold, bat
said il WAS tie best he h3d. LaugneFi But DO
not AT ali eyla, athZe with those VINO oeee, to tnal
~, Of The policy Of tie Administration which
Is 10 make use of ell the means which God had
rIaced in our mower % crush and tssmple ont this
nainted lizard called Secession. Loud applause
Mr.. Conknpg proceeded 10 eXlose the cry that "
the negroes were enano. pated they would cone
Nor,h and coupete with white labOrers here. lie
tbonght tic sweeping Ccuiiscsiion act which
Congress had passed t5t lGsii Tue lie
bels should DO compelled 10 contribute
something 10 refine sot-e part oi lhe men '6ey ha1
creoteI. People sad TIT this war i,li have been
nreyented. When the Committee OF 80 were stinr,
after good men AMI true ial been Tor dAys oheruE
20 do ANYTHING that men could DO WITH sdclidcWg
their Government, Houston OF Aiao-ula, spa,cLli
M niece of paper, said: "Tuese . 10 ms
in eh,aiipg US any more we DON. mean
70 settle it with you; doat mean TO settle n; we
do n'tuean to stay in iLis Government, aud We
mead 10 break Il w; We can make more money
without Won thu with Vou, aud II you VOlld take
shat, ND a. ~ lt
write our names over Il, tten we would not stay
with yoa! Admitting ilat TINS wsr might have
been Prevented If tae Republican ealdila,e
had been elected in 1856 4" Three clccrl FOR i'm
given with a will, vet tao war was now upon us
and we must deal with 1t as we found il. lie OLD
Secretary Of Ire Treasury had done
ell IN his power I, ran the
credit of the country, ihe old Secretary Of the
Navy had scattered our few vessels "a widely /
"A possi do over the world, and JEFF DAVIS hen a.
the head of the Milttys Committee Of the Senate. /
ond really a member 0. the .binet had sent most Of
our army 20 Te xes be betrayed by iwipg. AndtLe
zallino Of the Star Of tie West was betrayed by
another member OF the ZANE Cabinet Jacob 1horlr
son. We must not overlook AL these dilicuiDe3
uDIer yyt;ch he country iatored. And, then, wa
OF invaaon was yastiy move oihcu!t than war Of
Wasbiaetoa was successful; though victorious ia
most Of nj battles in Russia, Napoleon was ruined
Mr.. Cousli1g concluded ~ line bGrS. Of eoQuebee
Which elected rapurOus applause.
The Hon LAFAYETTE - fb'IfEy CHIeN SlAs'-
Senator Of Connecticut, RaId NJ WA on ms WaY
home from Washington, and It re0.ced tiin TO see
such q meeting of lOy-l ca zeAs u! NV 1oIs q .
that which It wgs LA privilege 70 wines Tie
people outside Of New-Icrk looked 70 1t Coz iha. /
political influence whe Affected not only lis COuf-
try, but the world. Tie public per, the voice. /
the sentiment Of lie City OF New-York eN-
erted potent iulColce upon all who were
in doubt away from The city. That thee
influences were beng eZerted III behalf o.
tie Union ard the Government was "A TACT wn'cn
would 1--WE inspirali. % 20 tens o. t4OmdI d VINO
were in fear IS 10 the gcsul's e IT, present con-
test. He was s1fe that IL was the purpose OF the
members Of the LOyal National IeAsue 10 ois-
charge this duty, and If lis cogLiry should b
lost u " ,nd not be through the ina t'on or the
unfaithfulness Of Negy-York; but he felt thai
whea New-Yo.k City q I'd rieh, then thc Govern
peu, the UolOn, aud tho flc of our country aero
sure TO he preserved. VITA good ioyGl sentiments
yuch es had been enter AIMED there. ira tofs dhI
Reiel gv upa,hZ eTs wood OoA begin 10 feel uneasy
about tA.ii uecks. H. reference ~ Connecticut, he
admOnished every mau WHO resided in iAat state ~
20 hone without delay md attend 70 his duty.
While tLoy were absent re To1csye were brcfdiA
mischief. Tie lovers d Ioace proportions were 20
work CRYING peace wnea there - 10 pe2ct.
There was danger from the enemy, at ho..e,
while tWenty thousand lCjal gone o. Connection.
were abrent on tho battlefield. There wa
work for residents OF Connecticut, "leiher tney
had votos or not. Ci,1ens Of New-Yo'k were dii-
zens Of Connection, end citizens Of Connecticut
were citizens d NeW-N 1Is. tatir common des'my
was tie same. If ore 'erialed, al would 20 down.
lie going 10 10 TIC u1G. 10 could 10 " 'r" ON 70
succt1-lLl result tho doris Of Tho icndB q tIe
Government aud The Union 70 carry TIE state, winnie
her brave stood the battlefield ready u w0f@
with the cartridge box rs IeSdly I'D VITA Tue oa!Io'
box. Applausol
The President announced llat the Committee
would meet on hOnday Tor The purIo.s OF CONNIE nc
ing the busil eas Of, eague subject 10 Ihe terms