New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02

we uscd 10 sip through THE N Y TmBuyr II was
irca.aId You know We did II quietly IN our office.
Rat as / ead. times are changed and | read TIE
TRIBUNE now and 1T s right good paper; and roa1
Tie Timfs and Herald, and all of them. You do not
have 20 talk about humanity 10 the negro tut humanity
the white man rays take TINS thut out OF the way
and let the Government go on. | tell You solemny
before Heaven there IN but one way TO restore this
Government and that is TO press your columns forward
Do Won suppose that |, Southern man, would cone
and mpore you send the dagger 10 the heart OF ny
people with every impulse of mine throbbing WIN
them No Sir; but 10 10; want to see this war drag
along 10 add still more 10 our sorroWs ana WOef. Il
want quick, powerful blow struck that the Whole
,aiE7 about missions 20 tlcm and about
occtng peace candidate 20 the Presidency yon give
them aid and comfort whether you intend IL or not
They do look toward 10 this thing ana then leaders
ten thcm t. hold ON inst twelve months LONGER, ana
these men IL power VIII be overturned hhd new parry
will come IN Ia give them place. These articles written
here are circulated South and are commented upon III
way 10 suit the southern people VINO are l,d 10 Deo'
these nre evidences Of weakness on the part oi
/ the United States Government ana mat th'y
have much 70 hope from these thnks.
my country. Let us save the country ana te country
viii the Constitution We want 10 start upon tue
pathway of higher destiny, and We cannot 40 ms IN
ti tho Government Is restored and That can never ue
restored except nj the point 81 the bayouet zen.
CAN'T described tile agricultural mineral ana othef TO-
sources Of the state
jeff Davis are handsome. yet LncOlns face VIII BRING
three times as much Jcfis In Arkansas Laughter
and applause. Tie soldier has large q'nniliy o.
gracnl1cks and the ArknUsan large quantity OF Hnd
that be is rlad to sell for them and In hye years ms
other lalf Will be worth more than the whole q II W"uu
be with Slavery slaves and all And IN Few !eals
their sons and daughters VIII intemnrry md they VIII
get along as happily Al the tight is out oil orr
people Trade viii bind US together. Men WI uhuo
over cotton though one OF them wear ble coHt
and the other c.ay coat Laugh Ter hn' .pp'"is''J
This then. viii be- not only the rcgenei iion Of tue
country but the bsiing % 1t together sHd God Al
mighty So intended IL, be int udcd that these IN,
no rr,egrtrl and Wulpi under all
circumstances eet perfectly tewiidcI,d wan thila
81 this great country whore mau RON 9ltno u ~
home IN Louissua. / tn You the American genus
viii spread all over this land and Tie time VIII come
when your colonies o ankles VIII settle al over that
leaul I'll land of uuIs. and CauGClcs and colleges VIII
spring up where tho WaIvioor Of tie Indian alone has
! b. en- heard. and the time viii come when ON some
br. ght sabbath bell viii answer To tel nom ocean !"
ocean In one grand dinlasor, l'hecn.l ms n
nohodys work IL is not lhe ADolton't II y hot tLo
Secession ss. IL j. not jeff Davis; II j. not Abe Lin
coin. IL is God Almighty That is aoing ms Wofk'
I .Cheersl ct perfectly oyeTpowera because nave
'tudled this more than you have. have been
i'm moro tight NJ lce.. Laughter 1 have been In
prison and Ia the army been IN lrrtiy ufnt
place Ia arkansas. ltNou arr good Union men Won
offend You. il You arcJch Day men want 20 onsiu
y.u and defy YOU some people here say they want u
Send Commss.oncr 20 bring about peace. Ana YET
llyal Arkansas las orCguif'a Provisional boNc uneh
ald is ready come blOk 10 tho Orlnn. ana marx my
word touitht all bet that these Peace men viii be
tleNory fellows that wont want her to come because
shc has lpf slavery behind hcT Chc'fs buttne uh'n
10 sustain the Governments now Is TO sustain 10
Union men OF the South am here % appeal 10 you Ia
tber behalf You are told hat q won't DO T. subJuga1e
tho South. LIT me- tell you moro are ono OF Two
Glasses nj the south Tat must De tublueated,
either the man who has drawn bis sword against the
cnt OF bis fathers the man Who has attempted
10 s.bIUrate Dis Government De must be suhiughted
and brought back 90 the the other man IN
the south who, IN d.lkness and storm aid tri' lhs
stood true tie flag - As country with s ath never
Iayorug Tie man WLo hos worked FOR his country
must boz fubJggated, OF to Rebel I.ltt D. subJuga'i
Now which are you going 10 whip. lie has ost all lie
has been coniscaicG, lie has been hunted Ike Wild
beast. VIII you sutugate tlat man send down your
columns 20 old him and save your country lChccf
have not aimed 90 t.y anything that would burt The
want H. don W4ut % interfere with that. We don't
know anything about politics ia AIAahsas We are iT
saving ourselves and suf4uR TIE country hhHe not
time O. talk politics AoumIgAt Just AS wen TAX about
leaving Tie grave o! his dearly beloved and go
ing 10 festival a. expect AZ :" go ibto F4iucs was
reported as saying that when came out for the Union
was afraid that my wife would sscede. never said
any such thing. She knows too much about secession
and coercion 10 Try that tang. did SAY that had not
seen her but once n two years and when ls.ned ny
address supposed she would say, when net her " /
am politician an woman. and although my
thing vet viii yield g. y0ur better Judgment But
when met her fc.t very sad. Lad hfs yituperatlon
poured upon mo looked ilr consultation To TIE shaTeT
OF my Joys and soIrUWF 20 the mother Z" ny cAlbf,h 10
say when she would sustain in the ris hour oH man
hood thought my duty % opoloTz" She says: stop
cApauGtipn apology D. Lrctasar! IL the modest
act al your life and ain prOud Off" Three cheers
f0r MTa. Gauttl No language nor Imagination can de-
scribe My feeling upoa that occasion. And again when
dcsrod to 10 10 Washing ton had been Nth her but
.lue. rho lad been iasuied and plunderd by the
mcrciess leaders 81 tbs Though desired TO
stay with her felt that something depended upon ny
action They had p4udrlcd hlT Of her silver. She had
with Confederate money bought buggy aud horses,
and said. Take them and sc them. because 10 n a
duty 81 patriotism. and you ought 70 go" lAPplanso.
Tostya you something about lie sentiment Of Arkansas
s0O Arkansas soldiers Mountain eds We oa them
out and Gskcd o. address item. ! did ,o and told
them That tie time had come fnr 90 back 10 the
L Mon OF our fathers. and want you 10 take vote
about whether shall 20 back with the ard the
cause Of the wAr. Now Low do YOU think the vote
Wa.i out al rOl Just ruU voted 10 come back without
slavery tCAccrsl There Wa another regiment just
forming Oi go. Wits Jones was one OF item. j
IhouFli ho was hung for being a Union man. / saved
| him once. When ! met him at Littlo Kcck, said !:
" Good gracious. Jones you scare me TO sec you, j
thought you were hung NcH,' says hc, Il c0mprO-
missed tod Col AThcrtpOOn that would recruit for
bin and have been recruiting for him since but
could not get man 10 30" Ho had 10 mon.
sent 90 them 20 take vote. aid they sent word that
slavery wat the Of tho war aud they all wanted To
come 6ack without IT, Now aont Our Democratic friends
ust ray that the dog j. dead. and VIII bury him.
Tie ScccssiOuiss the men WHO abolished Slavery.
have bees old 10y great many that II Is not night that
IAN who has been Ia rebellion should come back
and have been told by great many more that he
Should Cheers They fay. What shall man who
touc ID torch % The temple be allowed 20 back
mt, that temple again and help rebuild itf Shall
rebuild it, Thank God Almighty tnat tho temple
Is not destroyed. lChccrs.l thank God ,i,t this
great Government q hope Of human freedom the world
over stands proudly erect amid the surgnrs Of human
pusona and that II fhal stand through all the ages.
Con. Can't concluded by Introducing tho Hon. " e.
TAYLOR Of LAst Tennessee member Of Congress. who
/ voted for the Kansas NcbIa-ka bill
Df. BILLIONS followed in few words OF eloquent en-
loRy proposing that Gen. CAN'T should be- invited a.
spsak IN the Academy Of Mutlc. This voted with
unanimous voice.
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