New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
srAEI THG sOysaf HAVE De-
RIpTGOy TODs

The German orator, inc hon. hADrHi~h
VAssArREK, our Minister to Ecuador, burning
with impotence to sustain the cause OF ms
adopted country in its struggle with the Slave
holders Rebellion, applied 70 the Government at
Washington for leave of absence 10 come home
and take the stump for the Union. Tie leave
at first WAS refused. Mr.. HnssauTek immcdi-
atciy tcndered his resignation, aud took snip Tor
New-York. On Thursday night last ho ad-
dressed himself a. dear old Cincinnati, and
told her: 81 iolt in Quito, that had word to
say to you, and have come way home to say
IT,"
From a speech wonderful for its analysis, lis
reasoning, its eloquence. its truihtulnoss, we
make a siuglo extract The inquiry with which
the orator concluded, "shail the South have
Disruption tool" elected "No! nover."
from TOO hearts of five thousand patriots that
made tho hall in which the orator spoke rocA
again.
Prom tho very beg,oninr OF our ional Mg Dry
Sycfr ms been clement oi trouble .il'eys unfniy
ais avs hostefur.. niw y complain r. HiNN's eh'el
in rlvays nret WCi -, always d"mhul.hi olN y
rcIteaiur flaa. .I"Lt w. Ia. "a .ve- '1uslei
H. lic original drat ~ te D-cliFaiiop 81 Iniep'h'
denoe ta,ro Tas a claus d7apPn.N5 ~ H"'e. J!
e. r1in and South Ctnhnl winch fhcn iepi',ei -
tt rfil sprif were psrsoDned by he term ocntD o.
iocfe fa H. and af.icd that u should he let oc. II
wns lch oar ar, he South had her Own y ly. .hi.
was tie nist appeal GEce OF slavery on FAC p.-Ne.
anirs. .
T. the Coavenion which framed ourpre.cni con't.iu.
tion SLAYER, densGde ZnaTnE,ces sac 'uAre. d .Ae
cx'crsou Of toe African s.a' trade u G., .'h '."
ruv ZION Tor the surrender ~ lglii'e "tffs 90. Hu
unin.t pilinrf1~e vut reenlh lo representation 90
what she nd na ed FOR and had hcl o"A va! a. 'lA
Ni.a. a. IA. .nIt
She dsmanae q fus 0'5esiaye los under &c Coas.i'
tutlnn u WIS gwen ncr.
she demanded mon. Slave stitc'. thoy " 70 aant
ted ,he forcol 'iissoafi ~ slave >'-e' ul"ef
solemn promise o. leave cef teln other IrrfitDN oeNei
Zoo anf bad her Own wsy. Bli vas s3e saii'leof
srt trreatslrd t. lniify tho law ol tnnsTr- ana
,-is ut eoartttl " obay them. Sto Threatened nid
ihs North yielded and compromised. bai vas sA-
"a shed ,..
She vau.el nrfc iprrfoiy end she got D. Size h'ktt
gr gu'N aud tho G0var mont IN Der seifioo OF Ael
NEGOTIATIONS for liz 400 nis't.on. 49,. ILL,
Dor politicians wn.ssd 40 rule. AMI riie ta"f cd
Thc, wnutcI TO coEtIu ths Gogesanen, aud iAe! con-
tro!edv .-.,... 49,. ,,,-
and -h ,.,t h. ~ e price ~ violating she ~ iGAne l1
,ivi. az ,b.as corpfs md trial b. Jury Size NJ
ail those WHO now dccialn mat olr coi.- " ga, ID
rir H. nc a.-ailod defended it TO lie bhilfena Ill
o.sEr1 Pa breach Il tho pliebtod fita by eropon
Of TOO 1issoiai Compiome and SIC gJt A.. ba. WIS
She demanded the n re 70 control the national pals
and 10 violate DEE ,U,Ic,y OF prf.e cor poA--ie,
n WAS corcei POI o. ben. bl wac she sa Ishedf
She threatened when Der don9nds were noi lm4ieul
efrlv itduitn HDg threats wore iosp tl.-i, Dut
" her oid s.o doclarc hersef sat'stcif
She wanted 10 bee rafioH'iized by decision Of .he
Supreme Cour Of iae United stlc- Gnd ti't d,ei''n
NJ. gt,pn ttimfi me rirht al rxto ding herself
into the now T.uuorlC3 This Va ctcnd against
Ier hv me election Of 800, INT, nc.e.th,fs. ne" e.
,r,,nie mis- orr, .'.ring Slavery, afd tAe Fugitive
s.,yc Inv was fathnlly carried out by kar2'nci-l
! Adumi. irptop. Bus . as th1 south satlsnl1i
/ Frdie.s were th- declarations Of tle NofiA n,
Sn,ety should rut Dr. iHtrr'e!td With 10 me STATES
whle il c4isicd. These nssvunc.3 We're spi<mny
reiterated 90 tle inaugural OF lIl '4"-l- Alncol i. Ba
was the south ss'lshrit
Hast slo rtrcnp tel 40 disruption Of the Amer an
Union. and now. NIX you is She T. have A.. tlof