, 1863-04-20

to call attention 1q LIE han WIZ nAs ng1I'9A -
the city. Iie knew lin well, for nine years,
and he could say this Of him, that lie WAS one
Of the most industrious lawyers at the bar,
.,,.a r,os,,;nn ~ ounthnr init, l,e l,o3 com
~. 80 ,oe,.nt ~ ~, An N ewhnrs nf the
!aaAuSI LIZ a@sp.et, v. 1:.. 80 - ;:t +h.,.1
par. He Possfsssu 4u.aes "itsI, tt,o NJ a:,5
not Of Tue nasny sQr1, were Q! the pesb anu
highest both for trust and business.
He then paid handsome tribute to The
colIcctiycly-tlc members Of the whole
f;ctrt
Han. Thomas B. BRYAN was next INTRODUCED |
anna tle"e1uou9 ano 4ohs eoneia"so Up
phose' ,~.,.ze-,z,-
III; an1Ass SPEECH
Mr. Chairman and fellow. .citiZcuG.
NJ, occae,nr ,r vr re,ont utt-rancna f-or, th;a |
pas nu;tc tn rccent to ad,nit or.n1 athcr
ms hsye too much f II faith IN your In atesenss M
ne adess
rsiesenes ~ 10 ioeal inatters: won!a not inpafa
rs GonAueneS 70 70 seneiDuSay gatsIaso '; 10 te W
the lni2n men q .ne eny, ~ asemlng I smenSs asa
ihe a'ooance o. Eele plpnfses, ley acseptao!e ~
thcn tn1n NY assurances tEat H'SAt " siseu u
my A1eo palpose. ~ SaSe o. e!ecti9n' 10 aeYote
every ene,gy NJ o. wcn an Gapaoe, ana csGy
o. iae nnoe Go9u, ~ ias m noneSs, vaSiisns, anq
economies aamhl5patioa .! our mHInlclpal 81
whose ddety to The pabie interests Is 50 fia Las as
to demane iisgae3. nnsles7hs up on empty PROM
fsce any leitetaLea Z: LIsHseH' r.. .,
enfcsl ehIfantcc ol INC 1itase: bewafc ol INC
olatant prolee.a .aone 81 tne eanutuste. ncohslst-
ent with his rast poiltlca! course, lot thls new
born ceaI. Ike oesth.n. repentance, Il not always
TO he trnsted. 10 this test chesslusly subject
Wyscu. Upon MY record III the past, place my
self acaan;ly, and challenge my opponents TO
prove the charge upon me OF political tergiyeraa-
tions c-.,,-
No seoucrhad South Carolina seceded. than ! de-
ginia, "woull hare no Justification in the eyes Of
The world for following in the wake Of that little
piratcal tug. which: having lowered onr glorious
tauuer, hosted IN it, place the palmetto aag, md
commanded the neighDorng States to join in noIer-
throwing tl.s Goyernmcnt o. this noblcst member
" DuriS. M TIC canfase OF two years ago, used this
1ancnacc. .tWhcpeyer hoetilitics shall commence,
iii atrots viii instantly r1'y Ender and strike for
10 e6uuldcr, nyc, in : the lang,.aye of the
Re7olusion, Nov Is the time to stian tLe sncs7s,
eIde Of our country.''' '@''~
vaT, declared what It'll repeat now. that, :. in tie
9 tsass 1 G1 The nto n'sZ the ots
| THEN the the nation was at peace and citizens
turned aside from their daily avocations only 10
| difnte Now we nrc STARTLED by the beaf Of frnm
anu by the bug1e's martial notes. The Nortl.
should unite as With enc pulse, with one arm, in
| ,rA1cHwoHn Is, DER CorfrnT. The more vigo.-
Gus the prosecution Of the war tie epccdier viii
br thc restoration Of pcacc Il is tAe struggle oil
The nobest, the prondcet citadel Of human liberty
WHEN REELS ESSAY TO UNDERMINE IT, no IA
TR1o1 CAN FAlTEH BETWEEN ALLEGIANCE TO
ms COUNTY, AND FELLOWSHIP WITH THOSE
WHO WOULD 1ArLA:sT THE ESyESoMED rASGs OF
TREASON IN uEE yrnr r1AIs.''
| That was good Democratic doctrine THEN for
no man appiarlcd the sentiment more heartily
than did Senator Douglas, to whom they we're nd.
dressed.
At d latcr d:y had occasion to saw what IL
cousl]y enplicablc to the present that 'Nortberl
eympa,hizers with the rebellion persist on whis
pcrins compromiec., and ent,deavor to, lull the
and 1istlestnrss, with the siren song Of peace
VAIs, DELuslsE, TnA.4.nove DnEAN, r1is
~ @ Inc d a In a af %
tio''al honoE And even were @ q compromise nap.
tised in the hunila:Ion or thc people, a19 Tatny
eo.aed upon paEss Of astofy u ls'tsss hloed for
tnch peace Soaa not pc enantlnf: Pr "oS!d ~ ~,
evltaniy Iesall r. anscn5 ana c'xt ~ st!1 No, !e1
those arch coneptsators, who. for no other crime
than 4 love Of country, would lock tue lips and n
chain the limbs ef fEeemen; are and bayoneet ths
loyalty, and every dictate Of humanity, demand
tie hn ESEso 1t 2n th1a
y AID as iate as November last. my position was
thus uncquisocally stated; ''Thc ambitious po
/ this Government, and for the accomplishment O
their traitorous designs and the promotion Of sla
very IN behalf Of q few hundred thousand slave
| tors Of civil xar. THE QUESTION nEISo REDUCED
EMILY 70 ru1s: SHALL TIE USloS SURVIVE TIL
p 1 4,E .icS 1sSa or 2as
AS WAS ms BoCSDES Duty DEC DECIDED !, At ANT 6Ao
R1F1cE, TO FnEtEnHE III: TME USioS.
snch thsn Fellow Cts3ens hasG neen ny m, Pm
! entertained, repeatedly and feaslcssy avowed
d. sucH THEY ARE STILL WITHOUT one ioIA eI ~ ~
p11los IETAG1ieS on 1Id 1e
ing upon tbs plati'1m, you ioond your
tnefe ne WILL eta st ~
"Tm o ne.amnnnt neu ;ssne Fellow Citizens. involve
\ in The forthcomfug election, that which invests
, With national and oye1shadowing consequence.
its relation to the present life and death atIngg
the Republic In p t3o wstn in1s ~
3ssueS az 1.t no1 I;sets te intention Of I'll
IS u ~ ane1 nom ch;raeo az he Sreat coms
u iii rmnorium. Ind noljtlcI focus of the Nottl
wcat. This It is thst will call the soldier Of IL
nols wherever be may be found and nd however {; Ct
on s f nnon M
e Or EFF ;} ~ a fh cia1e ss r. nh "a 1s r." ~
~, x1isnerinrs 55rnnud his f,vinr hel Ia cats
from here the frst electric word of "vic-oRr i"
That victory can only be achieved By the CO.
Is Pc not TOO sanEuine q success, to resp only d
1caI as INC 1En1L o. apathy. ne contend with
stiong IsekGt ol tlorongnls Organized and de
II 1ha nonsaca nayi Asouse ts unioa men, 70 susta
O. st ta1 4 = p!ate oe'enac1s Weht iotta
pat,;ot;c snI,t4 Sore @ al
edp an te.S s9n ~ W.,
Ike fIfid fIc eia eho6t. ~ fr;nmnb 3.o, :,
p homes thcy love. RaIly. men. for the Unjon.
nj the preservation Of its free 1nstttzsons. and
IA territorial integrity Let there be but one Cover
mcut, but one flag from the Snow clad hills Of It
NoHn, 20 me plans OF tue south, with their
70 nerennia, finn fSnm thc atIsntin c9,st ,4th a.
noble cities. to the Pacific with Its people Of lar;
le hearts aad open hands, lite giant trees and gold
or SANDS.
" Jno. Lyle King wanted to eay few Wort
about the candidates. The audience wasasser
of bled TO confirm the nomination Of the Repn
n llcar officers, and every man Of them Won
" do so, he had no doubt. AIr BRYAN was one
the candidates, and had spoken for lin
l. self; but he could not help saving that
was always free, liberal, and gencFous ma
). and did everything in his power to help Il
loyal cause and party.
He asked whether Sherman or Bryan vi
IN most fitted for Mayor at the present crisis
,e our atiairs Cries OF Bryan Bryan 1e
=. that was 60; Bryan was the man, and he hop
W they would not rely 100 much upon their or
in con1idence Of victory, but work harl to seen
o. It. MT. Dow was good man, and ouGht
M be elected as Judge OF the Resordc
M Court, and would be elected any no
IL, and every man there ought to 20
n, 1or nm, ana those who were not dfsposeu
he DC good citizens in other matters, had be
vote 1of mn, ana So pEopitlte his IaTof
Ire hand, IN casc u they were brought bcfe
all him they might have to rely, up
me his mercy. The nominee for the !
torncy Of the City was also II
| man. He had proved his y3lOr