The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

Of the national government and telling the publk
servants that not afraid Of foreign Powers Whis
sns rsbeh receiving and material ard
from some Of the citizens Of England there another
cass among them who, In all their suaerings were oya
hen ,Qceedsd % speak Of The attempts Of the French
Empcrc "a conquer Mexico. and expressed h7 9pnlos
aid from tha, people In their struggle for liberty We ia
not wauS 20 see Msx,o overborne by Napoleon Chesrs
He was acquainted with the fact that recently the French
government intriguerg with the Southern oonfcde
facy fos the ie Of Texas France and yet govern
ment had not ish anything lie prof ssed his loyalty
the administrators, but contended that the people had
right 70 determine b their judgment what the
policy Of the gove'unent with reference to our foreign
relations In Conclusiso General Hamilton spoke g nv
believe gotten up for the relief OF Texas but
his surprise, 1t landed At New Orlerns A. he felt AZ
interest In the loyal people Texas his mission the
North was TO procure relief jheuat the hands tbs
government. When l. found out by the Union men
and the rebels that the expeditions wes not intended
operate upon the Mississippi they could ipagEa
what the consequences would b. He tfen menti,ned
Union In Texas He denied the thai black
men were the only loyal men IN the south ne spoke q
the importance o. the government masing to
resources and cotton growing facilities.
SPEECH or HON. ROSCOE ooNKLIEa.
M koscos CoSKliso was then introduced, amid fres
gentleman made some fatterng remarks concerning MI
devotion 70 the Union and TO the welfare Of his counry
Mr. Conking on beginning his speech, said that he has
thousand tongues they should all spek with tho forsS
Of the trumpet in favor Of tho great or Americas
best and greatest government che world Tns
tres Of constitutional liberty here planted should b.
dom % s.S1 History las never recorded SUCH
struggle that which now progressing In this land
ever sssa Is expense inc ms,
its prospective results and In the immense thes
re- which . coyess mac Sssa aes s1 hsa -
spread far and wide To dispe this Illusion was ths
SSe q hss. loyal ss apsas such
heard In Richmond than in New York. The people q
loyal America for their country right or wrong end
any voice settling the question Every other eucsssos
mist give way when tbs me o. the republic becomes
son and Char lesion reduced 70 heaps smoking ruins
and 70 have desolasoa from the Potomac % the Gull
stripe from IL fold (Appause) NJ. conklise
then spoke q tho unconpromfsing duty o. tns
iniusxasiou. '1 Foe his own part no had labor
cd for the elevation OF Abraham Lincoln u
there we're many things done by the aamnisracs
Of which he did not approve Yet this was no reason e
opposing himself 70 the government Of the country To
said. had howi.zer no for having H. and Il there
negro among them who would touch II or he want
cd him. TOO daughter and app ause.) He meyer know
yet that dew n liberty but no frequently heard
negro made h Wy from bis southern slave home Il rs
domlnons Of the British Cueeu he certainly did nos 1y
the negroes Of tho south, freed. would or could
ever DO i00uced 70 tnnnont0 Nofto nOneooso
could impose upon but the simplest people, He
tended that, 0f genuine Teutonic pluck had boss
elected at the Presidet ta torn before tho present r
never would have boon such formidable rebellion -
this. But as tho war Ia now upon US war only equaieS
by the perndy wickedness In which II has
ceived, have other alternative than 70 meet anS
beat back BY the stawart arms Of free men, To aver
this catasirOphehe entire destruction u free govern
ment-is the duty OF tho people Row. Time b apsing
ond beginning TO fear for the duration q the
public There need BE- no fear tor this The people o.
the United States would always be found faithful 70 hs
traditions u their thers and they viii consent 70
allow shc noble fahrin 70 TALL to pieces (Applause)
Tho CHAIRMAN said he hoped that tho claims Of Texaa
would DO remembered BY the American people. The Pc
pie Of that State had suffered greay, and was due "
their loyal character that the efforts being made to-
us disenthralment should DO vigorously supported.
Senator Fosrxz. OF Connectcuf, who his way
homo from wsshagtno. spoke briefly In fsvsr Of proc
cutting the for The Union.
The meeting then dispersed