New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

witnesses aud jury. How long would it take us 70
hang Je with these restrictions, II Ulysses should bag
Tim to- morrow Laughter Some called II an lDsnr-
rection and said might merch against insurgents ~
arms but must first get invitation from the Cover
nor Of the State where the insurgents were. How long
would have TO wait for such IN invitation
from the Governor of South Caroinai daughter and
cheers Some called 1t Rebellion, but said il
Rebellion authorized by the States it must be allowed
to run and be gorfed for there power to coSrce
q sovereign State. Applause We are no longer con
founded by these various descriptions; have at all
events learned The name Of the monster We have not
learned it from Abraham Lincoln God bless him great
deus Stevens. not from any one OF those whom our
sweet brestbed antagonists coil id Abolitionsta
augher but from the supreme arbero of constitution
al questionable Supreme Court OF the United
States The Judges were all present the christening
they all agreed in M tsm and they say that on the
18Th Of July 1901 there existed between the United
States and the Confederate States ciYil aud terrific
rial car the name Of the monster II war, and that
spells var What does tlat Meanf Not in baoDnng
in Congress, thank God lehsersl not III par
eying and conyentionizing, bgf IN ngltng your
enemy not with goved hands but with gopnt-
leted hands lapplausel not WIN compr%nzins
ard trueng but with renchan; bistes end the blade to
the hit that IS warl lold aglA Iosel There was
another idea the outset which have 1t eDgtb de-
fined and systemaiized and in spite OF sophi;res we
climbed up the bold truth that could conf Tuition
ally shoot spnbe enomy with aims IN has hand assam
INK the Nations iic aud wc climbed 10 the stn o"u,9
frntb that we might seze the property or the puDhc
enemy Some aid we might take his arms and NUM-
mons of war hs horse his OK and his ass but when
came 10 his bigger by whom be works and nights why
them hands Olive must not touch him Laughter ana
CT GERS There time when this question Of slavery
gh have been settled so as 10 onfranehl-e the oafe
and the be- s of such settlement wrs 10 leave the terri
tories themselves but that was defeated by that con
spirscy which butchored Stephen a. Douglas at
Cbarieston f"Thats sol Conservative men were
placed in the situation Of defending systsn they
hatel bntwhon these sGye-masters took Their Internal
eve ten from under the Constitution, 1t relieved NE ard
from defending the Internal
tenn We said to those scoundrels then that We would
Give them FL the protection the Constitution granted
We 10Y they sha have snch protection AZ .He Won
gives 70 The lamb and only such 10 rtory as ey can
defend nv their sword, AID no more. lAppnuse.
Ias nOlhing bsen donei Is IL nothing 20 dis'
ertrIal the whole Northern mind and bring
them 10 the side OF freedomi lAPIlause:l
er me inquire the second place if nothing has besn
done IN breaking up the resources OF the Rebellion we
have conquered and to-day hold more territory thah
Alexander the Great oyerran IN twelve years Az tns
Msssoari Torn tortured ssd TetzeS her fields red
with the blood OF her BY day her skies lnrd w'h
the conlagratiOn Of her dwellings by night The great
protecting Of the Government interiered between
warning brethren the great eagle OF the RepuDnc swept
down upon the fratricidal strife, and although con
straned fr season ~ the weapons which be car.
ries in one talon he soon waived over the departed
beligerents the olive branch which he carries in the
srn sistcrhood while the family one-where was
shei Hesitatirg land she that hestates Is lost al
most dropping into the arms OF the greedy adar
lApplansel-now she Is torn from his grasp and
SITS robed in white an honoTcd member OF our family
board. Applause. And the administration did more
for Maryland than they had conquered hemisphere,
they have not only preserved her unpoted but they
have made her free. Appause.l Nothing been iVne :
Why in three years aud half we have done more than
julius Cesar with his ten years ia Gaul-nore Than
Hannibal with his II years ia ltaly-lnore than the
conaueror Of British India with his IS years iE that
country. challenge You to lind in ali history ange
martial enterprise conspicuous Tor the Obstacles
be oyercone moro numerous with examples OF endu.
rance and heroism magnificent IN its results and
more fatal TO the enemy, than that OF opnng e Mis-
eissippL lApplausel Was nothing done Ut Seyasio-
poll Then nothing was done at vicksburg v1
nothing done at Antwerp Then nothing vas done at
Port Hudson. We have Won more substantial tri
nmphs at the expense of fewer comparative reversee
than the memorable years which ed the world With
the fame OF Frederick the Great or in the three and
half years Of the campaign OF Napoleon the First, from
the time he descended the Alps like an avalanche on
the plains of Lombardy until he turned his white
charger in grim disnay from the crimsoned field OF
Waterloo. Nothing been donei Say, o. sherman,
sweeping with thy bosom the mountain fas:nesses OF
Northern Georgia gathering nto thy tolls all the srte'
ries Of Rebel COMMUNICATION aud holding In thy palm
the arsenal Of the Confcderacy has nothing been done
Say, o. Grant clearing that blind war path In the
bloody Wilderness At the bayonets point. advancing
thy lines from point TO point, from the Rapdan 10 the
james and tightening thy death coil around Richmond
fAppausel IL the r.proach. ''nOthing's been done Q
f!tlng. ole to send back to the stu bleeding oa,
that; reproach if you dare, sous OF New.f FORK /;
over the ashes of Ccrcorsn and Wadsworth Read II
Of n. j. the grave Of tho brightest leader in
tho army-Philip Kearney. Iappausc Read II sons Of
Conn over the tomb Of Lyon and Scdg wick. Applause
Nothingsdonel Passing through the enfading fire o!
Port Jackson and Philip our nav armament on the
Mississippi Won victory which paes not before Ira
fager Cnder 1.-THE concentrated IRE OF two forts and
one battery they won another In Mobile Bay which
palcs not before the Nile Alss aas nothing has been
done Hear 1t Oh farragut, in the maintop ofthe Hart
ford Tremendous and long continued cheers, the au'
lience rising aId waving their hats.
The CHAIRNAS then introduced Col james b. Nc
can. OF the nth n. Y. Regiment.
SPEECH oP COL. HKEAS.
The speaker said that when he was boy. he ne
quenty wished that he bad been born about the Mdde
Of the last century that he could at least nave Wit
messed il taken part H. the great drama when LED
10 the foundation of this republic But now he was con-
tent To have lived in times greater even than those by
~ much az the temple IL greater than It's foundation
He thanked God that he bad so far recovered rom !hs
malpractice Of Dr. Mcclellan a. to be able now for the
second time in two years TO stand up and fpeak his
mind upon the subject Just prior to the outbreak OF
the Rebellion he was member OF Congress- one Gay IN
he summer of 1860 some one said to Mr.. Hindmsn OF
Arkansas in the speakers hearing. Hindman what Is
The matter; who has interfered with you OF the south
" will tell You frankly" said be, I'VE OF the south
have always rnied this country, and II the rens OF gov
,rnnent are taken out Of hands mean to break
/ an" remarked ~ him. " commend you for your
,anor have long been satisfied that such was the pur-
pose " certain men OF the Soun out you are the nrst
lave ever heard TO admit it. lie replied. That Is
ust what mean and eventually We inoend TO make
aveholding confcderacy Of the South. perhaps EN-
,racng Mexico" When i nsed 70 listen TO the adyo-
OF the ultra doctrine Of State rights in Congress
no denied the power Of coercion, regarded II rs
question like that Of the existence OF Godit was rot
lebatabe And all had to say on the subject while IN
congress was embodied In resolution affirming the
owcr Of the Government TO eoerce every citizen who
esi.ted the execution Of its laws Appause) After.
yards deemed it my duty 10 do something. Accord
ngly went with regiment into the Army OF the
nder Gen. Mcclellan by an enemy one-quarter our
umbers and who vanished We advanced 10 meet
hem, We made flank movement and went down
. Yorktown. There We halted month. more
han 100000 strong. before an enemy that
numbered Just 75l, upon the authority Of Pollard. the
Rebel historian. Then We moved slowly up the pentn
MA and waited for the Chickahomny to rise. At