New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-13
STAND NO. 3.
. Sy' Gen. sisoL, Sshuyior Cslfsu,


Speeches ~ Gen. sisoL ssh-yi'r CsahE
I-AiN q i'A and others. N'.t
This stand was decorated with the American sssu
and wish banners bearing the inscriptions, Goa
Flag. One ID sssiny. One Country" Sdssdn or
Brave Soldiers" A band Of nusieians were n "
tendance, and commenced the proceeding BY per.
forming tho grand march from &c LIE Prophsss." Tie
meeting waocallsd 70 order By DR.. FRAs0u LnAs
who upon taking tho chair, made brief speech.
SPEECH OF GEN. sIGEL.
After few remarks from Benson j. Losssnss,
loud calls wees made Tor MajorGsn. Sisel. Doing
Me-. Lossings remarks, Gen. Sigel had come up0s
tho stand, aud, upon being recognized, was grssvd
With ea.husiastis cheering. Cen. SloEL ssid:i Ca
CIrIzzxs-lA vooe-"S prechen Dsutca is
will have somebody that will give you somess'g
better than can do In German. ,Citisons OF hees
YorI, I greet yoa. 7 am glad. to sea- pssssae
army around me. (Applanse. am glad 70 ses 10
people Of New.York 80 faithful 70 their Goverumsat
aud so decided In maintaining the great ps1adpose
laid down in the Doclareslon Of inoepenaenes ~
in tho Proclamation of Abraham Lincoln. (GssAA
chsers.l There ere some, my friends, who az NJ
the safssy Of this country will depend 90 the mascs
Of % ,o-oa the strong arms OF the Democusv.
There are sono who say 80 now. tanswct taso,h
tho name Of great people, that the rights Of nsA
musces Of q few thousand demagogues [Trenso.
doul cheers and voice, {" Thas's the talk Now,
NV frieuds, we are not 6ghtieg nsw battle. 'Yshi
t,me u not new tine for the American people, Is.
l. the spirit Of It's lspplauss] which 10 matas ~
tour round the giote, and which 10 revived 10 ~
paass.l My friends, thS spirit il swasened Nd
We ave TO maintain 1t. Il DOT only 10 revived "
n ss sss Fr.oes ~ md isy 81:
snd Hungary; IL has put the seythe and tho lance
riswica, and il. svee hss figtieusd away thai fssl
away grixzIy Bear OF Petersburg. And Easps
looks mon you n those who have 10 light che bsts
Tbsy cav y.u began In l776. IL u America wasA
has brought forth this great moysnont, the frensh
Revolution, and ell the revolutions folosrs;
blow muss bs struck, = and where ths
last battle must b fought. lCheers.l You are ne
Of the opinion of those who think that shis wr mu
be ended now and u ust be ended very quickly. and
am NOT Of that opinion either. Europe haA fos
thirty years fought for religious independence and
tof The freedom of conscience. We, tbs American
people hsye 10 fight tor republication and for lbs
Independents Of nations lCheers.l We max No.
QeI tireo. Your sncestors fought seven years 70 ~
auire their Independence, and think that the prnc
PIES for which we are now battling and fighting ~
worth that we ct least spend half that time foe taeR
maintenance. [Appause.l They say thai this s@i
10 led on slowly. II IL true. But the first year yoo
know very well, was spent In experimenting "
illusions, Ia false hopss the second year was hardly
sufficient 20 gather our forcesi ana the third ysSI
think will be sufficient 10 draw the Ioa baud closely
around secessouism, to strange IL. lChesn, md
voice--..Ten thousand men for SigeL"l thank
You for your sympatnies. have not cone hsse -
engage in the business Of speech-making. an Only
here gu An errsnd, and hope will not 20 asss
make room for somebody better. nc,
Gen. Sisel was loudly cheered On resuaing b.
seat. . ...a -. :, Ul9
DR.. RupoLpH DuLos then addressed The suasssa
In the German language, and biz speech, which ~
an eloQuen; appeal In behalf Of the National csass
was loudly spplaudsd. 15
SPEECH or THE HON. SCHUYLER coLSx.
The Hon. Schuyler ColfAx Of Indiana was intrs I"
duoed by Gen. Sigel q his valued frisnd and sa
" frst.rate man"
Mr.. CoLyAx said that every man who spoke IN W
language of fatherland from Germany, or in the Ian
guage of bis own mother tongue was his friend ano
brother. There were others speaking for our noos
Union that day in the very jaws Of Danger 10 "s
port of Charleston. South Carolina lApPasse'l
Go blestthose noble men Of arms who have gone
forth 70 plant our banner victorousy on tho plse:
where the reptile flag of dsunion Arst Was rsiseai
fCbeersl The afternoon Of this April day to-day
Charleston has an atmosphere banging over " iuns
with shot and she'll and flame. Renewed applause
There waves on the one HAND tpe faimesso nag
+, reasou. which seeks 10 divide this nobls country
the heritage VI fathers and above you sons ara
hrotber,-wothy sons of worthy sires--hoats TOE
banner of beauty, Of glory, shat never yet paled ID
The face of any foe bat which rsitors have sought
70 trampIe In the dust. lApplsuss aud . yoicsit
"Tbey can't do it."l My friends, In The hour whss
our country comes to make up her jewels, the.
brave mea will be remembered 10 our heart q
hesrts--those men who went forth from tins e'IS
from my District In the far Western STATE OF ler
ana, and every other loyal District m the Vnioa
come in the freshness Of hfs's June and some
the full maturity Of liie's October, 70 give w
whose example shall live 40 long "a history, -
whose memory SHALL blossom even In the very aus.
of the grave Their nsales shall be writtsa ny
upon the scrou Of American fame. God oiess ,ss.
to-day May the God OF Battles tina. stood oyo
fathers in the infancy of this country, and o~
weakness gave them strength and power sssna Z! q
our noble defenders to-day. Applause. ny lnenos,
want you 70 remember one thing more soou,, 80
gallant army. The men who ara uudet the ie,S'
the American flag quarrelsd in the past, ~ you
in regard to transiiory Issues, lney qaanssNs
the primary meetings, ut the polls, every "Ss
whore men could honestly differ in tho exercise n
ireemaas privilege, but when their country Ss.th
dagger, wnen the issnos of national NE sue sv
nUng trembling in the balance, they Inre" ~
from them all these petty differences, apu .n~.rIs
nands together as noble patriots under QUE sosmrls
nag. Why cannot We initiate their nooie na, he
nere OF home, for to-day the question Is nov Suss
llnor issu-s Of the past, which arc Da' ~, 10 no.
Ia the baauce. II is the greater, sa' oal, p
oler, tho moro important quesllon--u"h ar "a
as regards the heritage bequeathec ~ as, lion.
regard to your posteriIy in ,ae soaes Of ours
,h,u 1 live or whetIsfit slall dewleIher .pi
coun.ry shall remaina beacon light or che ~ Is
OF all naiols, with the Union rs las inSsn ,,a. on
has be Gu 10 the past, of ts power ana 1. sab.
whether Il shall be shattered to pieces, as SssneL
jes. " tho insult, Invasion OF cue s'fo's" WIT