New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22

right hand. But have no commence III tne coun
seis aboat him. have no confidence in the view
of your Sod Of York who, stands at h-, tgnt nan,
to ende the vessel rs so Il, .is tremendous storm
That is right. ! honor every man that espresso
bis opinion. express mnei would have every
man express his dissent. | am sayng nothing o
the motives of Mr. Seward, nothing. When maj
is dying, n mistake in the medicine is as bad al
poison. The question rs, whether II is the states
nanshp of the hour aud if it is not, then Oh every
theory Of parliamentary government lie is bound tt
rocede from bis position and LET another man occupy
#. Now, L contend That, whether honestly or not
and that Is no matter, Wa nave nothing To DO to-day
'sith u mans honesty; whether Mcclellan WA
honest or not, ~ 10 business Of nine or yours; th'
result of his conduct il all we have 10 do with, anC
ii any man can fad way 10 serve Jefferson Dayi'
bC,icr than he did, Id ike TO know il. Cheers
" rhat's 20 l"l But what say OF Mr. Stewards this
Ihowhoe phil ply that he has announced in regard
20 this struggle Is one opposed to the Proclamation
Of The PrssideDt. The nation has chosen policy
It is one that he has announced that he doos moi
believe iathat he dsirusts. OK every principle OF
paris uentary government the Premier rolres WREN
The idea which be has opposed comes into power
What did we choo.e Abraham Lincoln for ? Or
what did You, rather l did not vote Tor hi0.
Seventeen hundred thousand men said he
represents the idea we think necessary to the
safety of the State. Suppose that when be had
leen chosen, Stephen Dongas bad stepped up and
raid: "Wel Abrahaa, you have got 200 200
votes; II take the Presidency, if you please.
Would not the reply Of Abraham have been: =" You
are defeated because the people did MT like your
Idels they want the man for President whose ideas
they like" When Ericsson inyents n MOnitOr, you
give him the means of making il. An idea is TO be
trusted in the hands OF its friends for execution
Now, stand alone -nO man responsible for me, and
responsible for nobody; but say that on the 9TH
of December, 1860 James buchanan wrote 4 Mes
sage TO Congress and j. j. on the very best author
iy stared that before he sent il he submitted II to
VIM H. Seward, and from toat time to the 4th OF
March. 1851 40 fortnight passed that he did not
consult your New.York Senator in regard TO tue
nolicy OF nhe Government. Rightully, nagnan-
iuonsly. In the collision OF tho great lorces OF
the Government, he took into counsel The States.
man Of the Republican Party, and II the history OF
The closing months OF that Administration . written
cretary OF State baa his share Of The responsibility.
lCheers, That's so.' Applause and hisses
Yes know nr. 1hurlgw Weed desires that MIR.
IN. haoan and Mr.. s. wari spoke TO each other on
the subject OF public aifllrd II ne VIII ask Judge
Black. he will tell Lin the means by wh.."a. tney
communicated VIII ags'n. 81 the An OF Marcn
Abraham Lincoln GANG snto office. On the ''h OF
March our present Minister to Portugal began TO
tele lruph 10 South Carolina the secrets OF CaDueI
couusels. Aud when Government seized the con-
teuts O, the telegraph Offices OF the United States
,hey selzel tue teleslaphs OF this traitor 10 tae
South Carolina Government, the lat one reveal
ING the plans for tho defense OF Sumter GO treason
nbly that Mr.. Harvey dared rot eign IT,:
m a. telegraph were lald before Mr.. Seward, and
,ih the telegram i'm bis hand be sends the Wlter 10
represent tho Government at Lisbon. In August
tie Prsdcns LAID before the Cabinet TINS very proc
laplation, fxiDg the day the fret day Of Deem.
her. 1862. Stanton, Cbaee, Bates. ana Wti!es voted
iot 1t; Blair and Seward voted against II. Mr..
Seward begged delay and autographed for his Sia-
mese twin from Albany. Eisses and applause.
When he came TO Washington the proclamation
WAS ,mothered, and TO a Massachusetts Sen,
a,or Mr. Seward sald: IL sholnefed II, anc
the to.t service l ever rendered to this ma
ton was To smother it, Now don't dispute
hrs right 10 have an opinion. lie under
s,erds this country as well AS you aud /. lie las
isht to HE philosophy Of the struggle, but cay
"a hen the Government announces that the philosophy
which he trusts in ID mistaken and the nation chooses
"A new channel, It has II right TO new pilot
lCheersng.l Now, fellow citizens, we are al IN TIM
ship. Step OF the deck, and It 10 the broad ocean
Abraham Lincoln is the deck. NO man can quit the
P.esdepr. What no says is the law OF these two
next year, We have no governmental trust but IL
his decision. Aud tne duty OF every citizen who
ygues the machinery OF Government before anarchy
i 20 stand by the President. lGreat cheering.
Bat il is equally the duty OF every citizen
tO remember that We have the same lndlNllual III
teres, in the successinl result Of this struggle g.
Abraham Lincoln or WIN. III. Seward. Our patti
'ts like theirs. our future il TO be mixed up Will
the destiny OF the country. We have therefore mol
only the right but the duty 10 express our o1lnion
20 demand of Congress, TO demand of tie PIesiden
not merely that that they announce policy but
that they giye ug the means Of executing it that
they use the short time that IL LETT us, INIT they
roufe by unnstakabo welcome the 100000 Of
irresistible loyalists o. The Southern State,
Ia 1--WE them help for the laJorng scale Of the Union
Noe only poiicy but civil leaders that love II ;
not only policy bat military elders that believe in
IL; cheersil not only a Proclamation, but leader
that the slaves know represents the Proclamation.
lCheer5. That Proclamation; 10 us II il bat a step
IN national HE, effort o: the nation to put
aside TO shorten the agony OF its civil wGr nation
winch muat be great aud prosperous Ia tue end no
matter what be the present mistakes Of lis leaders;
but that Proclamation 10 the slave: let me open
YOU the huts of the Ca!OllDsa, twilight dispelng
the daI knees OF centuries the slave for the first time
hearing the voice OF the Government giving him his
ii,ht TO wife and 10 child. Other nations have
made the cornerstone OF their nationality great
baillo at 1neImOpyp, OF knishtly family, like
william the Conqucr0r; thank God the corner.
stone OF our nationality il TO be the than ksgyng of
four million of bongmtn, whom We have raised into
tho liberty oil GOfS own creation. Great APP
plausej Think Of TING slave mother looking down
toni. ht on tie freed child nesting in her bosom
multi ply the JOY into mlons and what must be
the bessipg that attends tae sep of such paoplc
our hig f)Its 10 the Thanksgiving Of tho slave.
such breeze never waited y banner 10 defeat. [
will not believe i'at the hottest act OF the Cueon
IL 10 be s last; bciieye IN it's success As the old
slave met IN Boston, who camo thirty miles from
tic shore ia skim two boards baled together TO
{ deck Of the kineislcr. and when ihc csp;an
Il ,ed him on deck and said, nay boy. lid nj YOU
know ha6ull Of wind would have feat Won 70 The
bottom replied. In. Masss, God Almighty uebber
brought 400 here to stnd 10 dc bottom. s, be-
etc Got Almighty never lfted Tue luivn OF 1857
to Tho subIpity 0. this act 10 sunuer il in pe,es.
Then, srii taou on. o slip Of sts,e,
sci On Uli)n .trofs ard great.
Nlm4lliy. with ell IT, ic4ra--
Win oil rs hopes flr future wears.
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