New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-21
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a AZ Girard Houee in presence O. Vcs' do,
,eonie Previous 10 his appearance on W I;'oJ IN
iIp,;fnI d,splsy of fireworks was eNauieu w
pr ~ The bvildine and there Tas mocl chec,'ns
uoh' v Ssmopefratlon. lie was lntrooneeu ~
Inns, G. Vandyke, in brief Speech 10 wh r,i,
. .nlogy was paid 30 the words traitor, 20
,.crSs which he said had more tIao oiuAN"'y els
-.ssoncc be~on,s Washington and bis companions
ere nroud 10 be ho1ored with s9eh spPe'Si',,ons-
NJ FVsn3vke was frequently interrupted by ionl
.aIls for "Wsn" with cheers ,oE NeW-rcisey nne
VaiandiQbsW, aud Rroaps ior no'Iei iiu
l.ier,olnoed " lth demonstration OF H,Sap9I"o"'Ao'
md connter cheering. In the Ticst OF me remarks
lie bend sirulk mp 8 lively air, and Mr. Nandyke
WA obliged ~ ci0se' a,.I
MrsWall soon after appeared, aad aiter prolonged
cheering commenced his sreech rs lonowe' g..
Fy1how.CrTI PHlihDEIenIA; | fear
have moi words 70 express TO you the heartfelt graft
Scstioa that feel at tns most magnificent reception:
I, was only, nv friends few weeks ago thS, 4
o., told that the Democrats OF the city o. ihliSuei
pbis we5s ali dead. IA voice" ~ 10 ne Inv Of
IanohterJ II this il specimen Of the mofiahly .,
the Democracy Of Pbilaeelphis then All pT' nrer
,ay ia thai YOU are the qeGest set OF corpses -
mw. TCbecrs and derisiys cheers. 40 70 - Sr
ANYTHING liza IL III the history OF INC "V,iNi ~
Il may be in the book o. hzekei, W ne, -, ,bA,r
that ''bone came 10 bone. and tbey r'0,u u
fesf an exceeding great amy lAppsute' -
Voice-rIhree CHEERS iof 0ep. ~ iV'' ,,i.,ri
srisnds there sre great iafny l.hH'ioa'' eno's'
a.ss raen In this community who otiieVe ever nov
az .'" oIassica, Language Of Abfa0sm Liuc0lh
Jg,oans and cheers, altered nom JcnGer pc'Sh,
t6st 0nobody ia hurt tlsts ana i"ue"Oe''
But NV frends, theIe are tb0ushiless men III sieiS
eonsnupity; bat there are cone oOhes.' pS'n.'u
son VIZ believe that az this hCur tie snip o. Sia'e
"a tossing In the angriest storm 1t ever enc0ua-
,ered. [ know, fellow citizens, that there 'io
many Of us Lere tonight, wAo, Ike Aohrsi "Uu
,aIyo in Shakespeare play OF the le"ptttl Wou'u
rive "iurlong Of sea for barren acre " i"',no
Nv friends we uyust sic 10 the ship aud "isttNei
"a lie tate Won and usast snare its d,ttihy. lh1lc
d oree,ons freight OLA board tbis temp6s SCI
barL Tbe water. arc " q 10 with the .0dnl benea'n
ber bow. There is no timsNo Ishe TO te iOlE-''a.
That Tossed weasel " irelShtd sis0 VIII ,e
prssious Constitution our NSgels gave Hs' -
aonhass nv which they steeIsd II 1. SUI on bCsi0
that vessel and in order 70 pres eve ~ we nave 90,
70 stick 10 the slip. lCues OK 'HHt 30, anu
cheers Ny friends, there aresnW no" hsVi2hlhs
shat W sssl who ars aitemptingio Ns'i be' y! 'NS
comnass Of coercion and 70 drive her by the chart Of
. higher law" ICheers and couiteS ehee'S.l IL
e 10 watch these IGen that We have got " rieS 70
the ship, 1 do not believe that that ola yessei VIII
ever be saved until DeBlOcrsuc commandcI agih
xsIks the deck ichesrl, and the strong band OF
Democratic pilot Is upon her helm. lhene"ed Hp-
pisuse, and cheers for Wall /
Fellow-ctizens: | have recently, at the hands Of
tbe Legislature OF The State Of New jersey ihres
eheersl been rendered Tie responsible once OF Sen
stor Of the United states. | g. tte!e, my friends
s urdere snd IT,, 70 advocate, as fer as my lini.sd
abilities will permit--to 6dv0eate, Say peace IL !
thar body. tCheers for peace | cannot gay, !
nov friends how this 10 10 be brought about, but
believe speak the sentiments OF The people OF New
jersey, and not only OF tho people OF New'Jelsey,
but Of ,be loyal people Of Pennsylysnis when cay
tbst they will hail the hour that shall bring US from
cat this lurid tempest Of war into the Calm and
pleased shade Of a long and lasting peace. Cheers.
Nv friends, 70 also, as understand IT, ulcn the
hoor Of the Senate Of the United States 10 advocate
,Lese great principles OF civil liberty which were
L.ndaH douTn In Ms from f.fhgf--- fr4ueIUai
trsl-those great principles which are embodied
IN the amendments to Tire CODsitG.ion OF the idted
Stslss, every one OF which, an sorry TO say, bss
been trampIcd under foot by Vie present Adpirista
tion. Applsase, 1eptensn, you viii recoieei that
10 blt-a few months ago that mea were AFRAID 10 eX'
press tbs truth that was IN themi but now, how
great the change A shOn time ego 1, gentlemen,
endured obloquy aud iD5ult OF tie glOsses character
Ave- my family bad 10 submit 10 the gtosseet insults
In TIE City OF Burlington, And daughters were To-
suited by the wenches on he sileee, Whom ven
turcd 70 complain wac charged with disloyslty.
lave had no distinct .aoclsallC against ne, tbOrs
! have time after time demanded 70 know Il.
wrote 10 Mr.. Cameron 10 know why had beea INT
prjsoned in the dungeons Of Fort LaaJ ette Cbeors
and yrOans foI Cameron. But, gentlemen, alter
rad been imprisoned ior wetk 6 and then fel free
I wrote 70 Mr. William H. Seward. said Sir
] have written 10 tie Secretary Of War for the
purpose Of being informed why l was put IN the
Basties Of the Administration; now please tell ne
why / was let out T. Cheers and Laughterl /
have no, been abb 10 fnd 90; silher. Nci, how
ever, before ] left my hons, | understood LAT q
leading Republican editor Of tne Sta,e bed re-
serted thai / was put in that Basle because
] was one Of the parea engaged III eEoeayoI-
ing 70 take Maryland out Of The Union. Laughter
Well, when saw that, / tnougbt il was necessary
~ oroer that l might polish The lie and give 1t a.
Republican hDish that should send ~ nin q note
telling him to put IN ais iapor Oh tO-oITOw that
Wa not only engaged OF that work, bus that ! was
10 Disguise among The Plug gllastbe captain who
,hot down tho soldiers oil the Massachusetts regi-
rnent who passed Though Baltimore on The 18th Of
April. One lie opy equaled the oiher. Cheers.
BIT gentlemen, during al these stirring times,
when the hearts vi Ueu were iahug them for very
feaF, still bad sODHdeIce Ia that sobef second
thought Of tine American peOpiC--nCVer wrong, al.
usys rgnt. ] slwsys my friends, relied nPOn the
reserved force Of The nsti0B and I'm happy ~ ray
that the reserye force OF tue nation oonhrg
We rescue OF III imDefliItd Constitution. llieeIs
foF the Constitution Pot yoar isi,h, ny ircndt,
Ia that truth uttered by man, who, an sOITy 10
say, does not now understand the import OF the
lines 10 wroie--I mean Al. Bryant Of Jhr Erea.nP
=Ost--ihat
1Iath crushed to earth, VIII he sgain--
The eternal OF God ore has;
Bot EuoT, uded v .ithes ip ptiu.
And dies amid her o'stiper"
Nj Wall then concluded by expressing regret
Shat HE health would not permit hin iort6er to ad
dress bis friends and assuring them that le would
take the earliest opportunity TO agaiu address his
fellow citizens Of Pennsylvania.
Charles W. Canigan followed IN q short spceCh,