New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-07
bair Of their besds bad been injured, ma 80
OF apr Southern mnp had been Iuyadsa p; mtne

bair OF tbe'r besds bad been Injured, ro IA
OF aSy southern man had been Invaded. H.,e.@s
wosu reeoro 'oa' 'ue "oiip never tesrd Of rebet
Lion against governmental authority hseo'a s ~
where the people VINO rebeed couid No, 40, WY
finger upOD q Ihl,g which showed ina, Gun, ~
rOperty, their liDerty, or their 'lws Ma 'n'
the slightest ,arIcu-r im aired. The De moc,a,i
party, nine yeGn ON OF teD, cl,rOlled the G,vs.,
men! Vi lie copntry. !, required, therefor. y.
great patriotism on their part to be attached
m fact, an a,tachmen, 10 ta.ms.l,a,T
As general rule they were wise, prudent Ard ns,J
iioiic. Occasionally blind guides or Bad d,;spaSJ
took some sleepy lsseng-rs into bad roads and ~
set them, 10 they did In lsiS; but then ib,y wot
up the passengers got out and inquired ,ie NOT h
road got lantern, aud eysolnaly came on, rigs ~
! tDiuk The added they will DO so now; and W, 5;
seemed to Inc, as careful man. looking a. tl,;1
course ust at iii: moment, that 1t prudent IA
rne TO get out to walk. ILanghter.I Aid whetss1
! shall stop then to get in again not, depends or
circumstances. Bot, @cilzens, whatever .beve
do--whatever anybody else does, l shall susaid
this war to the bitter end. We have poI
discretion but 10 fght this matter through; and N
behOves us TO look round aud Zee what ssrs,snco
we are TO receive or Interference to meet with j
|. This war will, in my ia gmeDt, beashort oneI
ii we united and pa, forward the whole power u
the loyal States If this Union. We ought bbs abel
with our inmenee resources, to end this w1 In W
days. Start your troops Ia New-Orleans. IN vekis
burg q. Chareston, at Fredericksburg, and rennes4
see-charge along the whole line; advance wrd
courage aud with Union--and, my word I'D
it, il 80 days everybody will wonder ihsd
his Rebellion was ever regarded ~ fosd
midable in any por ion OF the Cnlsed Starssj
The Hon. HEsRY j. RAYaoaD read the hlowius1
letter: ,,,., 49,,
To the Hon. GEoRss orDrKs and ohsrs, NsD. pcrk =
m IN tss 9Th y.s DE to rssos ~
ya league Of Union czens and osepiy 'sgs that pOJQ
occupations here prevent ny acceptance. pay That u2
wond pfefr mat distinctions to any hoDors VA. my I'D
locz-ns could bestow upon rae II the country ives ~
trust It will, let be remembered amofN ,nosa wb.I
labored to it, Pfovilence could diappoint the de
hopes of m.nsnd let not my HsI- be found among tbo,
sibsc6e your proposed resolutions in their .,.., LII
ter aud in their right loyal and patriotic spirit. would
nothiug whatever from the fa:rihcs which h.
qnred by He thst pr,lseth bin,.lf n,
or BIZ. torture his end bis atper s mother h wiz. III
party his section above b, country worthy 10 h
citizen Of the best and nobes county that God eyss
fered 10 come into existence.
his devotion to the Union however ubcoDdonaly
,efuy the obligations Of fdsy TO every
every hour ia every psco home abroad - cnxn al
sDy citizen should question any loysiy. or - often q he
renewal OF the % isaion on 10y P should s.m ls,
luton. Tas resA Ustion Is Wholesome r ourselves, ever III
-. Nm ii SEWARD .Rse''
Mr. RAYMOND said that there was no better "a.
spOnse TO such sentiments contained in IL az
letter than that msjestic assembly Of uncordioual
10y alists who in spite OF al differences Of party
were determined 10 pgosecut the war against ths
Rebellion, with the vigor and the maDloes which
bad characterized the citizens Of New.York in for.
mer days Deep pown la the American heart there
lay an sblding love Of country which would seIi.
lce all distinctions, all preferences OF individual or
party character for the salvation Of the nation lie
had listened with JOY to the voiees Of patriotism
which had been lifted in that hall last evening lie
was glad 70 hear these new assurances thai We
we're to raise alof', and 70 hold aies
symptoms Of dispay here, no losg war; brtI
whether the war be long or short, upon this We are
agreed, that the nation, with all it's ntessss,
together with the sovereignty OF our Tag mus, tsI
preserved. lie would have no fears for our GoysI
ernment were il IN the hands Of the Democratic par
~. No matter what party was 10 power, they wesn
bound 10 come 10 the same conclusion 10 the parY
now in power, because it WAS not 10 the heart "a
any American TO sutier such an inexensaole kebsl3
lion to progress; il was not in the American hesr3
10 consent that the American nation should die4
All side issues now fell TO the ground; and Is I'D
the cornerstone OF the Rebellion, no power ear
could preserve human Slavery oa this con.lneas4
He concluded by Offering the fol owing resolution
R,olted, That We approve the action Of the Pfedens
M II, .sd,ac. and . ca. all Or p.d.s,ion z
pow-r- form OF prese1t I'm the coSte
which tie naon IL compelled wage tie perpe,ssp Il
la existence.
The resolution was adopted by acclam mon.
Gen. WETnoRE read letter Of E, ipsthy with
the objects Of tue meeting from A. T. o.sSart esq.
which was warmly appauoed.
The Hon. DAVID X CARTIER Of Ohio made 4
short bot impressive speech, n which he changed
that We had teen lighting Great Britain as well u
the Rebels for the Rebellion had been kept alive N
British money and British arms, as well as Brua5
sympathy but, thank God, the Rebels were now1
staggering in the defensive. lie supposed that d
IN, .nt bs long war, and he WAS prepared 10 fghq
il through TO the bitter eud.
Gen. WETMoRr announced that all persons prts1
ent had voted themselves members Of the Loyal
Union League, and he would ASK them IN that espa1
city " elect the speakers at that meeting honorary
members OF the League This was assened % ~
loud calls OF aye, and three cheers for the Cnlond
the Constitution, and the progress OF our ArmT sn
Navy.
The MAYOR then ~ o'clock declared the m'esnd
adjourned.
OUTSIDE MEETING
Owing 10 the immense mass OF cltlHDs wuo'
sembled at the place OF meeting, thousancs VINO weIi
unable to obtain standing room in the great nah pS
TO remain Outside. Accordingly a meeting wss 81
gained, and speeches delivered by Cob james f-i1
man, j. C. Anderson, and number of other Sen'''1
men.