The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-08

in. a p. 70 remain in Mexico. in Gods nama
let US have pride enough manliness enough 10 say r
you have got TO get out Of there (Appause) don't
want any Of these expeditions; don't want any
want your sons your brothers TO engage IN an
expedition OF that kind, where they cannot
If they should happen to be beaten Nor do want 70
see it, could wish the people Of this country would
kind Of situation he win be in, If he remains in that
situation much longer (Appause.) ] am sure n this
Ss ,Ss wss put the American s pSPs to-day
SAINT at least for him TO remain there but majority at
the same time would say that il foolish and unwse
ier people TO go there without any. authority that
Now guess have 'gass'd" here about as long as Il
y necessary daughter say this you, from the tme
that we have been in the service Of the country,
have always heard from our homes, from each and
voice saying swell done, thou good ai'D and faith
full servant; We are ready to stand BY yon.'''
have done; or at least mean the majority.
There exceptions, a matter Of course; but Of
New York have furnished money, have furnished
soldiers, have done that which required OF
you to do TO assist the government 10 restore the
country to peace and quiet, and 70 forever settle
these dstracting questions that produced this
while have been doing this while you havebeen
money to assist in carrying on the machinery Of the
government; while you have been doing that-some, in
ind as sosn sae the war &ef is ovss ss
soon as peace is about to be declared from
IN the country turns his eyes to heaven and says
with uplnted hands 80 help me God ! will supports
ps the the 1ssS s'Gt 70. Of
t dell rsiliips1 & there S.,,. IS man who
cate the doctrine that great and powerful and proud
nation like this should come forward and say TO its
citizens, 81 owe you, but cannot pay you" that man,
to the Constitution Of this country w as 'n aDy
has rebelled against US (Cheers.) hope 70 God no
hope II will be of dimnutive proportions at least II
would be only following out the doctrines OF the great rebel
this country who entertained this doctrine Of repSdia
ton of the State debt Of Mississippi and from that
fatal and that dishonest step and improper motives
he had at that time, he forward into tho
meshes Of treason and has committed the highest crime
known to the civilized world. t'Hang him, hang him -
Union once moro lives and is seen from afar in all ita
majesty and beauty, let look around with pride and
that in the hour Of trial found the strong Of
the people ready strike blow preserve this
try and take from the grasp Of foul traitors who were
at the same lay our hands upon our hearts and say hs
nation has not only maintained itself; 1t does not
only adorn the world with its beauty and majesty but
at the same time Its record is spotess There Is
another success demand OF other nations that
which right proper and just and TO ensure and secure
It for itself; but ut the time in order that may
live ON always in the same proportions and the same
greatness that has shown heretofore let act an
honest would toward his his neighbour let pay It's
citizens, pay everybody, and every government
bss or
sA"' W SoANuos "eS~As
always be proud OF our name Other nations will point
70 us and that country has record that citizen
living that soil need be ashamed OF In any court
the world" Let them In acting justly, or In asking
those who in charge Of government to act justly
ao :" h vn, 10 S,h ard IL, ns "a S
them show them that they part
leo han Ton years nv romn,rvmen va" vii Zee ms
great people united for there Thousands Of peo
20 20. ~. .sSa,,.s.. t' 80. "a
then assist these people without assisting those who did
o;vc aeacc ~ Tho uh"I lana We veil, ass,c,s. s"cn
findness ,owarSs Them as viii MAKE them CAV On
-, hr,n. ,hss ar.a, cal",v non ne and ,hsse verv
men S loo. ban too vc"r, i he for ,he ,aaX
.rs ar ,h,s r.ha,So, ~ ,y, ,hn,r 49, r.
our rovernmcn don't do H. ,Xpp,anse When this h on
and that old nag mounting 10 the Aarlland God b,esa
man bejng In Inc country fron, fic -hern aLes -
the Gulf IN the south from the roclr he'd mountains
in the East to the golden sands OF Ca MA then each
and every man woman and child vii n :. before that
great emblem OF the rreatncss of this m, ~ nation ana
thank God Almighty that II has been seryed and
handed down 70 ms for us 10 hand down our cbdren
As long as time shall last noud ebccrsA
SPEECH or SENATOR NYE.
sided with which he was received, said =
LADIES AND GESrLEwEs-I am here for no other pur-
hero Of SO many w" fought agb,s Won have ye heec
satisfied with your looking and hearing and no have I;
We seen here the commander OF ali the armies Of
Genera who has written his history in letters I'M, viii
ever i've ne hcy are ent,Isd ~, ora which viii awa,
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eoi'e sho 10 'nt non"' Vi o nc''"n PeoP'c "ono',
revere and respect all those men that have
done 80 much To perpetuate the glory OF this
country Having seen heroes having heard them
propose that th re shall ne no more N beast
frnm ne I'm, Tho, ,ro ad,o,rn ,Cri.s ~ 100 on co
n me sn nu, Una, we mr.. r y, so ON 80
on sing announcer song } am iuiy oI the opinion
that You Will be better satshcd 4 say no more.
Voices-"Go ON, 20 on. y i have not much
10 sav congrninlatc VIM in tho hrst pIace
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,''"' .no o'oouy n"no 20 49,, s... W. n.o
has come when we can beat the implements OF war nto
the implements Of busbandry when the continual clam
NJ hal he ufd M AM
soil | CONGRATULATE YOU NV fellow citizens az the
r.s,dents ~ ths En,nire civ that van have lived
.'''~e"'' ~. '"o ''''l"N N''' 80 - - .',-
70 Sec inc oohsuinunioh VI az Sour ucsIres
and wishes The rebellion ~ dead IL VIII never nave
resurrection In this country " these traitors meet their
doom; but while treason Is dead thank God liberty and
froan, y,rytv THO trae al bh.,,v that was pianted
80 r., on ,,,hers All n1o,,,shad no fhe,,
blood, has opened hs branches lar ana Woe over
that nation, reaching from ocean 10 ocean. ms Tree