Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-05-14
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
SUPPORTING TIE GOVERNMENT"

Tho New York papers bring to us the report OF
lecture delivered by WENDELL PHILLIPS, Ia New
York city, on Monday evening last, at the Cooper
Ia ttute before very large audience, on the state
Of the Country. The lecture was Que Of series
before the Sixteenth Ward Republican hssocia,
ton. aud its President, Mr.. RUssELL introduced
rho orator AS the man who had done more than any
other. exc ut ] yhn Brown, bring the American
neonle I, ths banks Of Jordan AS our readers may
81 cu,ious to hear what style of angusge is held by
Nj ph,llins before q Republican Association In
Naa York. at time when Mr.. VALLAkDIGHAM
i undergoing trial in Ohio for speaking contn-
mehousl, Of the military aud civil authorities, We
think il proper, belonging 70 the history OF the
times through which we passing 10 cite the fol-
lowing extracts from the speech of the orator as we
find il reported in the New York Tribune of Tues
day last
do not believe in tho Gov. rnm-nt at Washington.
believe the believe ia eVens believe in thu
10, yitsble tendency Of hese mig ten y'as tos ard
liberty snd Union But il tn be conc England Ola IL
in 1910 by getting gradually by man, Of hose
Who don't relieve 10 pr gres, but berve IN The past
And rs msn by mon that class reires and ~e bring to
lbe front who earnest in he pres NJ VIC ory
:. ssrsrgth, aid peace 10 DO the result
We wait earnestness, idcos wiif gne.s to sec lice
every thing readiness to The Issue courage AMI m
dust tbi king. We have got two Gen-rais Ia
Chief and TWO Cpmmandr rs-u-Chrf They ba'h 1--we Ia
Washinl tan he sad news ches US to-day ihst one
10 lake tie he d. Laughter LDculn hHu fiti
eck-th-y sit in Washington. Commanders-ln Chief e1-r
cising somewhat disastrous influence, that Bona
psrto ould exercise battle if DO nied to fight IT b.
telegraph hundred mil1u dstn nn But now " l. said
one OF ihem means t. take the felt. Heaven bid APP
pause Nav, the difference between Halle,k and Fire.
ust this One bias not learned any thug ce he
gradua West Point ana dues want 10. H does
not und-rtsko the labor Of thi. king He 10 100
ina go about TO mino idea. It'll enough
for HUI III not Ia the text books when be- gradu-
ated Laugher.] Battles were not fought so when no
taught, ard il he Is besen rdi To The book h
is Will x 10 he beaten. Laughter The German crm
mand.rs complained If Napoleon. he frat llunche
into ibe battle Id that violated all the rules Now,
his Missouri rival occupied the nineteenth century m
thought II tr inse-had the labor OF meet
Ing new cont ngeUcy He The head Il the army
living msu--irt dead rlntvd book In my opinion l
am beyond likes and dk-s The day is t"o serious for
antpathes or lkings ALI tb nolhirg but deaf
lumber, be into tie gulf that lho n ton N
march vi flowing e b. iperty and pence Ap-
pause But never vii this rebeltnu be put dawn while
West fonl rules u Washington [ APPLAUSE IL d@s
rule. That Chief OFT every taiDg
that his ne Th-Ie great distnc.
tons be made The army and in the State: is such
Han ok hsi's negroes, spurns novelties DIS rus
Id, as rejects thirg but redtape. The others
Hamilton, Burrr Phelps and Fr, mont Loud appaus-
Sgel !. Ia The fe d. aud hope he will drag in the
[Appsu,e Tie crok takes ouiun and perls off layer
after yer til gts to The sound vegetable. So
you will have to peel of seward and HaIlck Laughter
ill you geI TO the round natl nal ell mt OF cvi aud mil
tsr5 purps 81 the ben The intense devotion to
sictry, the ntir- belief usice which .cnpe tn
sione~al jackson lAPpiause Never nj then shall
succeed
I~ant somr body occupy the Presidential chair who
believes the Government aud in the people WHO will att
without casting his e,es hi' shoulder II how far
the PEI pie will support him We want leaders that ni
uate-Lat actually lead. FIRE. de my bl Of that yoa
and b,urd create expecting Imperative public
opinion that shs compel The Cover TO the adoption
OF EQ b measures ana such j cay such men, be-
csu.e though barve in events which stronger than
Cabinrts aud bea'i Onward whether will or
not, believe also IN men as hal Announcing the issue OF
events Let me make GeneI ais, and dnt care aho
mn k-RI TT ma the Adu
the advancing columns OF the Union certain that
could lame and tue Cabnrt at Washi ,gton may shut
Themselves ~ and 90 to sleep with RIP Van Winkle
tai 1872 Laughter For i know blast Of
whose nuelr horn were worth million Of meu-only put
ih- tue heart OF the rebellion where our armies ought
10 be.
Your own grest feow-citlzen goes to Washington IN
der lhs pledge Of the Presd n, too much in hurry to
allow hun leave Washington for six hours, stays Tor
and back vii hUut commission. Wby3 Be-
Abraham not The United
because behind him, curbBg bis purpose making condi-
H. that balk hs DIES mahiog him doubt the purpose
the strength Of Tho North, andng und him civil
and military positions d. not tina, this
bat 10 sbal DO bravrly and galanty fought through
Com ell succeeded until the Long Parliament
soushed OF every an that believed in the lords and
left nolbt bur democrats behind. We shall
coed until slough of every thing hat b-ieyes IN the
past end bring IT, the front every thug thai believes there
but Pu pose-ths s TO The Uulon The bass
of liberty. Cheers
doubted sonny what when heard the news from the
Rsppahsnuock until that I'd taught the
paiou where ts strength 10y Until Sgsl called 10
Washington / doubted whether the Government was
being educated In lie pathway. The mouent be went
sunlight b, hnd the cloud Applause Csud grant
Unny that TIE Government may earu its
duty Cd grant that the may end till it
leaves the solid granite of impartial lb-ry and
justice. Cheers WHIST We have got trach Wa,h-
ngoa is that Is the full purpose the miOn, and
unde IL aud III IL the certainly f sucresshe mlioDs
Tho rsders None Of them-I utterly In,p ,rtia-
neither Pres dent Cstn-t Senate. Peel of Sew
sd peel of iisl OK, peel of Is ais I'll 5amner-yes
Massachusetts 81 uators wei berr. will tell ), u
why. When the Gtv Dueut Called New England for
negro regiment, AID went FROM county 10 county
urging tho black t. enlist, Massachusetts Colonel
dared t. say 10 tie face OF the enoy that had rather
be whipped without than uqu at their side
kassschusel Coloue In that u If emergency aud
critical sue His within twenty days ~rut before
the Seune the United States toe very W. ok Lat
his op"logy filed 10 the War Ofc- ct Wa biz Rton
achusets Ssnstors begged h-r brothere ia
uske him B q ader General . shame, sbsuls"l A
prIyae, gncrant ucated just mustered in tic ry,ce
mntptd Ia no streets Of b ston, ard GIL ,wel shot
hm rightiuiy tCh,ers Mhssa hu, sta Colonel u,u.
ruh ~ Tho face VI the enemy, and
Dor uade h'n Brigad,r -u-ral such r. pEb ican.m
VIII never put down the rebellion Chez re- Never until
wewtcome t1e nrsro, the crg ner. all aces as a. an
and, ueted ecttcr IN common ustoa.ity bnrl Them
NIL st despusm, VII TIE North deserve triumph or earn it
ct the hands Of just God.
TEE LATE BB.G. GEN. JOS. B. PLUMMER
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