New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21
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Tho Hon. HENRY b. 5rAsT0s succeeded Mr. Field. He
said he should present lew plain propositious which
though tts contained tho ssesce OF the whole controversy
between Government and he Rebel. They were a.
the last degree wsn,On and wi1ed. Il was especially
aocou because Il aimed to OVERFLOW tho frees and most
be subdusd At any cost and all hsIsl These elemental
truths would 30 disputed he beey by any really
citizen Bat how the rebellion oSs subdued How
might have been n its ncpisnt usgss there
universal concurrence la the opinion tina. this
could ouly be done by force Of arms, BY ssru, relentless
loyal States the complete 'ubjusston Of Me rebeOu'
State. however lons and nduO1, might Ss Ne struggle
acknowledgement Of the jeff Davi, confederacy The man
who looked for other solution oil this dread csht had
occidental ar but an reconcsbe conflict OF eternal princi
Plies 1. could be doubted that bssed on division
on its old Foundations would hardly be Every ue
.ous tho dividing line from the Atlantic TO the Psene weud
be point Of collision to breed strife which would cuminne
In within years Indeed tho history OF tho oord.
would become sangulpsry aud csmitous as was that Of
England aud Scotland before their union. UG
theaer OF perpetual conflicts whose annals would be
10 blood and FIRE from to Therefore he declared ina
policy well duty proclaimed in tone. 81 tnund1, !. @
Government that having been plugged Into should
fight ti completely crushed the insurgents or
it,ef hopeessy oyerthrown Bot ne asked now sna
doubtless. But who the Government he inquiTed-h
whom In what shape is It embodied Civil government wa.
not myth, Il was not an distraction vas not piece VI
parchment II inhered. aud embodied in s0me hving
acting person persons. Under republican system
the powers that be-" and 20 which S owed allegiance
and which must cary the Government the Admins
trston Of the period In truth this the Govern
men 1t and It alone could wage the war iof crushing ih
commend changes in its constituent memoers But al c-
dou attempts break down, cripple Its just and sSlt
influence gave aid and comfort to the Rebels and tended
directly to the dismembernent and ruin OF tho hepuoe
The duty, then Of all good citizens was plain ech man. 10
sis appropriate sphere Of whaeyer party was Dound % SUI
the Administration in its efforts to crush the nsurgen
and tho life THE nation This was Loyalty no Patio
need be embarrassed in finding where the path OF duty ~
where led In this crisis overt acts In behalf Of tne
Government the true test Of gs,rio,sm And here n
invoked tho cooperation OF the Democracy lie warned
them resist tho bonestydrected efforts Of the ADMIN
i.trson to overthrow the Rebellion 1t needed er ana
Thoy might succeed IN breaking down and Computing
uake an .nobls peace But II they did, then let them be
assured when brave army returned the fate when
they would their betrsyers would be memo
r,bie for A century 10 come. The doom which whelmed
Tories Of the Revolution and the blueghts Of ne
War ofl82l5 woud be resurrection snd life compared WIN
the damLug death which they would ntct az the pos uPo
the patty that stabbed them In the back while they con
on,ed tbs foe He hoped better things sf party tha couu
call Jefferson It's founder and Jackson its ceiendeI' ~ COZ
clusiou hs called upon Of ell creeds ana eohays
parties and profession, that the nation soa DO
aud that from the pine forests Of the laHes 20 .e e.
groves Of the Gulf sud from the rockb'nd snoIes %
Atlantic 70 III. golden slopes Of the facihc, theTe sho
hereafter a. Heretofore exist but one Republic naa3d
one people submitting 10 tho role Of one Coh'''u0n' s
displiving 10 the world one lsg, forever ,,.,-
Alit Gen. SAMUEL NJ HARKINGT0s, IT, Of the deegaoD
rom Wnmiugton DEL made thoroughly loyal ana paIote
.tion end they intended 70 make DeswNe ree
state belawsrs would sustain the policy Of Gen Butle
They oud Ike 70 take him round and show the Coppehrsd
one man " 10 had hal the courage TO hang traitor
Addresses were also made by WV. Henry GALE, ESQ.
PATRICK O'SHEs, TwsrHY PARsoSs OF Minue.ots, ans
oihars Letter read from Gov. Csnnon OF DeIa"Ar'
AID some lime aer the calcium light brought Into requi
,itior. the meeting adjourned to sand No J. a.,
Mr. GALE introduced the following resolution. which was
R,leed That while our citizen soldiers CALAMITY f4h
inr a1ntt armed traitors ia the tie d. they ought not b
eyogod om voting AID thst we earnestly Ieeomu era tns
m,1elste passage OF law enabling them to vote ct all FED
eTA eectisDs."