New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07
SPEECH OF MR.. VOORHEES,.
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spectacle TO behold free government die. Liberty
lost has never in history been regained by the same
people. republican form Of Government once over
thrown has never risen again. WhereTer In the wide
d0nnin of human conduct people once Possessed VI
liberty with all tho power in their own hands have sur
ronded these great gifts Of God at the command OF tho
usurper they have aferward proven themselves
worthy tn regain their forfeited treasures The Amor
can Republic. he said. ia dying. and proceeded TO
euumerate the causes which are working its downfall
saying among other things under the present Admnis
trnton Justice no longer established nor the bless
ings Of liberty secured 10 the citizen. No instance In
al history could be found where q people, claiming
Christian civilization. has wnged war Of any kind
against my foe in dumb eroc0ns silence. without q
word sign, or look In behalf Of peaceful solution
so long Ms we have now been engaged In this oruol con-
fiict. lie argued at length that negotiations now
opened would lead 20 restoration of the Union with
out further slaughter. and that such course Of
craftsmanship was sanctioned by NIL enlightened prcoe-
dents aud especially commanded by Div inc law But
such would not accomplish emancipation nor
build up central despotism, and hence II not pur-
sned by the party in power He argued that the man
aeomcnt of the Treasury Department has rendered ruin
aud bankruptcy inevitable He spoke Of Gen. Burnside
Infamous and brutal for his agency in banising tho
statesman and Christian gentleman. Vallaudigham and
in conclusion said tho Union could not BE- fully dis.
solved but that cvey day which the present party
manned in power rendered Us restoration more remote
and the burdens and sueIings Of the people more in
tolerablo He warned the South not to look forward 20
separation md Independence; Int TO embrace every
opportunity cooperate with the conservative men Of
tho North In returning to tbei allegiance on basis Of
perfect security for al their rights and INSTITUTIONS h'
American citizens II this be done the next Presiden.
till election viii put end 10 and death and bring
about q constitutional union of the states,
SPEECH or AJR. ANDERSON.
M ANDERSON Un., KY delivered q speech the
object Of which to show 70 tho people Of that state
who arc representing tho Union sentiment Of Kentucky
and tOvindcate hmslfand other standing
on the Union platform Of Kentucky and sustaining the
Government BY furnishing "a crush out this IN
holy aud dmln6ble Rebellion. He referred 10 the pro.
cecdings of State Conventions to show that while the
leaders of The socnl'cd national Democracy condemned
the Administration they had not word OF dissent 10
The Rebellion Tie and the Union men could support
the present incumbent Of the Presidential chair or any
other man nomin ed By the Union Convention, pledged
to crush ont the Rebellion The gentleman from Jndi.
ana Gr Voorhees, had declared the war to DO savage
and brbarou but lid he forget that the Rebels ore re-
sorting 10 all manner OF cruelty and a.r0cy, even EN-
poying bloodhOunds 90 hunt up cOnacrpsi Inc genie
man loyood his dcnuncntiOns against those WHO arc
conducting this our part and has not ono word
TO say in condemnation oftfaitors in arms.
SPEECH OP hR. 0EINNELL
Mr.. GRr;SRLL TN, Iowa. characterized Mr.. VOCr
President usurper-truly most beautiful compliment.
They had the President take the oath 10 support
the Constitution and it was the BELIEF oil the country
to-day that he was maintaining the integrity OF the
Government in all its power. The gentleman said the
Republic is dying. ii 80. how and by what means
By traitors IN AIMS. and their sympaihzeIs on THIS
floor and elsewhere. The gentleman had spoken oil
Ya.landighem a Christian. statesman, and patriot.
All How Stood Eullandlgham on the recordi lie de-
carel he never had voted. nor would he vote dol
lgr 10 carry Oh the war. Ho (slr GrinnelD thought
ysllandiciam had been served right In being sent
amcns his tory friends The reason Why the war was
rot ended was because the lovers OF their country have
to fight Rebels in front rs well as their symPahixefo IN
the rear The Democratic party has turned lis face to
false gods and worship Slavery. the idol when
was set Up thirty years ago. Mr. GrlnneH paiG aiieh
don to hessrs. Fernando Wood and Cox, saying we
Democrats were in sympathy with tho south IN build
ing up q government or church the corner-stone VI
which was Slavery.
SPEECH OF MR. HUBBARD.
Mr. HuRpARp Un. Iowa. indicated the points Of
speech, taking ground that there was war between
Freedom and Slavery and placing himself on the SIDE OF
the former believing that this country VIII Doc9o ~
truth as il Is in name tie Gland Of Freedom" The
tmo was not far distant when the leaders OF this Toni
and damned Rebellion viii receive the traitors doom
and felon's death lie alluded to Fallandi9ham and
Fernando Wood the leaders OF peace 10 the Rchos as
lends of and traitors The controversy can be
terminated only at the point Of the sword anu the can
mons mouth.
Tho House at O'Clock adjourned.