New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10
FIRE. SPEECH, nv NEw-YOBH.

II Tory editor, and correspondent of British
ari-tocratic journals speak truth, then all Lib
crty has been anuihilatcd in the unhappy States
that still adhere TO our Federal Uuion-cgcry
one Is arbitrarily arrested WHO whispers dissent
or dcmur 10 whatever may he done or dccreed
by the EXccutiye-thc prisons are choked with
innocent people who can't guess and are never
told for what they are iucarccrated-while no
ono dnrc- print a paragraph that IS not lauda-
tory of orr present rulers, or at least nothing
calculated to dispease them.
We appeal from this habitual and gross mis-
representation 70 recorded, undcniablc facts:
The Daily Nous isthc oldcs, Democratic paper
NV issued ia orr City; It's Editor aud Pub
Usher, Benjamin Wood. is O member Of the
present. al he was of the last Congress, nomi-
mated and supported by both The 'Tammany'
and the Mozart branches Of our Democracy.
This paper receive. some Ten or Twelve Thou
sand Dollars per annum from our City Treasury,
aud Is regularly distributed among the Rebel
prisoner. near our City 10 keep them loyal 10
jeff Dayi and prevent their cnlistlnc on the
sid, Of the Union Il hab.ualy gives copious
extracts from the leading Rebel journals Of
Whatever b. best calculated to slh-ere and
strengthen The Rebel cause. while d.,coumg.ng
culis,mcnts in The armies of the Union. o. lbs
daily editorial, the following, from its issue OF
Yesterday g. an average sample:
BREAKEps AHrADi BACK NM
u wnru tho party which his ohtais"d possession Of
power in the United states aud especially tlr una Of
leader who tro its action, thii thy &C. cong 10"
inst and 1000 far lu tlrir mad and wicked attempt "a
rryo.u,ionil, tnis Government Tic people DO not
went and vs. ID not to.ciut, revolution 90 tucr hands
They moan a. hold and enjoy rlr civil rights n' ilrc
mem n.d their political iigIft nH rtN s' uAu'F tic
lafeennrd Of thor several state Constitutions. - our
fathers intended. They mean AZ or thrI. intended
to maintain tD Sovereignty oi TIE Sat't against ih,
secret and in'a."u ns wei. %, inc ny "'""," "a.
nmluciols cncroacmucnts oi thc ttdciM Ho'c!nmcni
They hold as our ftAcrs intended, tIAi tAc cdciM
Government hut the agent 81 Use 'rrcfn slater thi
tic Federal Government and Toe stat Gown are
cnun the creature people OF The several states
nc federal Government OF The people Of tie sr'rtu
state actrg together for ni. ara uf Ntitc '"t .FA
men's ~ the same people acting s1piai"i Tor tlrb-
selves They hold that The Federal Gorcfumens ~ III
no sense the superior Of Tie state bofcIurns uut tht
Federal and State Governments ore toordA"l,. GO
oqua and iudcI pendent each Ia 10 appropriate th'r'
L'nt no Government, cher STATE "r e"'Fal l. so'e
rim exercise nor can exercise ia tns country
ether thm delegated p"Wtra Inc l'ol f. Unh U'I lNf
IL r9rfrfgH r0irrr known tu American l"iulcsl 'l-
tut,ors re- ideq in n yop ~ hr "rrGl sfnoi@e Sas
cogD,s,sg me CJaftd,rl'ior; and that Wfo 0bffieh"
IN due 10 M. Ootcfumcnts-,0 The Federal no more ana
no les, than Ia the State j. dur
Ia bc Stnc alone e. each STATE h the citizens thereof
Nh, b. American constitutional 1ooti-hr AS Al was
understood n 1e9 by the pnt"tsana saFos WHO Iiah'"
the Constitution OF the United States, This ls Amen.
can doctrine ~ rc-nsscrod n l.s-' by Jefferson und
Madison against tlc old Federal party ol NrW'Lu-|
gland and which tIiumptcd IN 1901 by tic election OF
lis chief apostle jefferson President Of the United
States NcW.En.hud federalism Ia striving now 70
effect by fraud aud violence The revolution which 1t
failed To- accomplish h. lsul. ui we warn the parry
which hnf obtained possession of power ana 'rpeciu!
TIE unta al IT. tidrra who control i action, that they
are going b., fast ard too Tar b. their mad and wicked
nttcHtt t. rcN0.utlOuilc this Government. stop yOu
are drit Ing tho shin Oi state under n head oi slcam
straight upon the breakers. We can see amid TIC da h
ness and lar ahead. III" flashing of their foam.
" Iuck hcrw Acs, President Lincoln. since an IN
scrtnhr Providence has permitted yOu b. be- found at
the helm iu this fearful crisis, order your engineers
TO "bocL her, or tie gallant ship intrstcd io your
care viii be- h0pclcsly lost During these three years
of your administration. the people have been sig
nnly exhibiting TINT prudence which dictates
fprl,earnuce nh foIbeaIancc censcs 10 be virtue.
More .ignally-m0ye i'nGy. We BAY II deliberately
even nn our revolutionary ilthcIs have the PEG
plc of The United Stntes during these last three years
been proving that mankind more Disposed TO suffer
Wilde y, .s arc sule,abls than " right themselves y