New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
,,r. Golden. spescL nj Hoshdnie.

s,s. Golden. spesci. al k,"ebd"ie.
On the o3d Of November Mr.. Golden dehv'
orel his usual annual address to his constituents NJ
Rochdac. The greater portion 9th" address TeI''r,d
ome United States. and vas os follows
I've ere 10 discuss tbese foreign qnestions at a lei
We do calmly and empe.ai'iy, as Low Ee'h rDcy
the subject Of The American war. lthciAj W.
- De tolerant towsTd everybody "A0 uH'rr i.p i"o
about this dreadful civil var IN America h"o
most intimate friends who inner to'h.! n1m n'o WV
This question. II nc'c. drove me ifo 'u'I u wv
prevented me from assoc.Gtirr With them Nay more
hive always said Tint, while believe many 'heEan
sinister yeWs ON this question there hie' on we 3'.cf
laiA rnuy who have taken the part oi The Souln he'
ciu.e II il o weaker, because Il Is In'rgeht pue oe
cause looking ~ he extent o teror, tht! 90 ~. "a
lieye that tho North can succeed ~ sGbduIhR H. tne
lbat aq tho ttrggcle is hopeless one, we ouet ~ Ell
deavor 10 put an end to H. These are views that ofM
TO bo regarded with dct,Teree. blt tlefe arc o'esi
parties I'm the country who have not nan the h'hse
conceal their objects bnt who wish 10 see an END fu.
q Rerlblcau Institutions In tiat country y H'er,.l
| will tel ,ou what my opinion 10 "',h ftR"tu 20
! psnuhlico nl.In L blink W. mny have greater al
| yanfages Ia ibis country Win on hefedl'aiy n.on
archy than Ve might have from eIeeung pie-id.bs
| ,vsfy four OF every sir yeAp. Row, TINS IS my
i th,oiy bui IL the same time, II | see people set
ting up government upon - indaId very Jar 10
aasnnce 81 anything that was ever Known IN me "oa
be- forc-o people no shy We VIII rule ourselves ~
nrIc ,ea,6n there shall b. no rol ou- es'ablslmen'-
:" cutc or control ns there shall be born rank Of
ann kind bus every aouor hold and ey'y promotion en-
Iycd ,ha ,uglng IRON the people and by selections We
',' III go can c,,,rn ourselves without the in
s,itution Of cry hierarchy or psyileged BODY Wtat
ever IL think that every body VIII admit tht NJ Az
.ve1t. I'M pforrainme Is founded upon an elevated
conception OF What humanity y capable o. l'heefs
II nay b. a mistaken estimate; u may be too SOFA 10
form 30 high an estimate. II may fa tut don't ask Nc
wLo eIW,y. con- uli 10 the best OF my AFFINITY tho IN
terer,s of the great MAsfea ofmy knd-d1L AK he W
- a. rax f,i don't nsA me 10 eNult II IL eoons 10
~ h.ca%s. utterly repudste tho possibility Of my
rartnkinr any snch sentiment ~ that lhear' lehr
We haze lately that ercs, country brought INTO q
ls,talt and difficulty which We might De thio"h
int to morrow We nic ruling lndia. containing
popslaon l3o millions or l4O millions Of people for
he sak. IL their custom, and fOE nothing ,se Tor
ear defy you 81 show that this natos hiss any Interest
in that country except Tor the commerce that Is carried
on. That IS IN adventure unconnecIed WIN IRE
trade You might have something happen out there
aey tine; yoh might have romeihias happen IN Ire
land. l. Il conservative 90 jump M Immediately that
this great republic falls iEto tins ciSI war rom the
lult Of living. but to trace out the iist cause.
rattle! % the British nation and 10 tho british court
some 80 years ag,I AJAX. - II CONSERVATIVE III t1is
country. among the religious classes ~ Europe that
they 8houd have Jumped bnH'ly into this Kind ~
, per,ner-hip with this iBsurrectioni clear hear
Now let what IL IT, Here you have great 20
ca disruption in which the active parties were very
nblc menI know The leaders on both sides-and bat
were hey dolEg' They knew the tremendous coIse
quencc. o the they were going TO entail upon
his cotton region Tor instrnce, here IL O disruption
10y which they 70 throw into CONFUSION This popu
ous district where many wear paier brow then they
they do 20 Justify themselves in the eyes of foreign
statcs and other countries 10 recognize
,
sions Won iHny remember that tbs parties who
have cough, 10 create disruption tending 10 shake
the community Gld cause loss snd inoony enienee
abroad have aways pat ovt from c.rct for The world
programme Of their grievances but where " there
programme In this In the Of our civil wsr,
after Cromwell and his party decscd and deeapi'aied
Charles l.. they put pogramme OF grievances Which
they published in Nro languages and ortlcula;ed
throughout oil Europe. showing why they lsd do
s kf Gnd T9 S n"S s.SAsd ' sS%
ii. dc,hroned aId William III was invited over
declaration OF raghts wss Iubhshed-a narrative o!
the grievances agsinst JaIuo1 IL and the programme
included tho condition required from the succeeding
King Hear searl Wba. did the Americans do
when they declared their Independence IN l7'Gf They
pat forth declaration Of grievances ana at tho pres
ont tinio no Englhhpsn can doubt th4t fhey were
Justified la separating nom the mother country.
Chee>-l In beginning a'Eusg!e OF fGr more gesntic
proportions than al! those 80 which have alluded.
which the parties knew would conynlsc this peaceful
district have they put fcrth sAy programme know
the men and know that no one Is more competent "a
write sgch "a pfogramne tlen JEFF, rson Davis. He
could write IL out well os Thomas Jefferson did the
Declaration o 1875 But Why Is ttefp no sGch decsra'
non Because they have but tne grievance fLey .It
10 consolidate pcrp.tuate' aad eiteni-Sayetfi bo'
they cannot do e. loud end repeated oheeTs.l Bur,
instead Of taking Straightforward course. what do
they constantly say These eminent men--rmineDt.
rlean for their intellect who would vel state their
case IL they tsrod ~ speak the tith-whaf DO they
sayt Leave u. aone at &c want !. ~ b. eft clone
That 10 the ioison why the Conservative Governments
OF Europe and 80 large Portion "a the upper CLASSES III
England have consented Ia back the insIrTeeion.
Il NOw. how VOuu tnfy 'tci III ESSEX ana rdsl hcnf,
having been beaten on tho subject OF tie ooIn-aws
had chosen 70 SET Kent and Essex anu East Anglia
right across The Thames. ~ no Secesstonis,s have
sQnght 10 etteInpt to cut on Louisiana from the
Mississippi. and II uey had sid I'VE want 20 be
, lot alone" iHcar.l Why can any government DO
carried on IL secion OF tho people. when they are
beaten al tie Jpil at pesc.. election. be allowed TO
seoedof i AJAX wlero is tho Conservative among tie
governing class u the oonn,ry come 20 the ccnclu
sion that ear oil there IL Coasery atisID among
the Democracy. loud cheor. We have heard news
from America lately which confess has struck Me as
biss Of tho most eubl.ro sre,tscles In tho whole
history Of the world You have - 90 90 or IL 600 40
OF people spreading over territory some thousands Of
miles squaTe oxercisng on ono lay The hight oi suffrage
upon question respecting which currents Il blood are
flowing. And yon see the result Of that peaceful
election given without much tumnt ns have srt9
IN that dirty h,le village Of Cains or tba, little town
Of Kiddermlnsier. fcheers ard laugtrr. Tia. Ia an
event tst humanity may be Ipud o. and il is not the
subject foI Gay political part~to esult ovrs or stov
over Loud cheers. people who car 10 ~ at. have
given Ia he world spectacle scch ne,or before
presented by any other people md what layo thoy
donet They have decided-Aitel YEAR al war and
after siost household has Loot relative n ~.
msts-the contest thar TD"o between Gem hcChl II.
who deeirea g. pat dowEt wer without mating BE
abolition OF SAysry cbDdiion. and Mr. IN ON who
desies 70 put down mo Ehs and VXtryae ta,"TF On
| thc Sonih ,Checr9 Notwithstanding tl?t tLei
was rho appeal made 10 the whole picopG. ih'y
have tH,ferrcd L.;iGg IN tho iBfcrfyiF ~
humanity for that can ~ longer 10 ale..
iiossd. TbA. larc'pre.efr"d tho continuance - war
Ffhtf NAN Ne cgi.iiyt;lIcn ~ ,r,Ialug SiuclN,