New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-17

struggling deaih-thrOes 10 90 ms his Ilhg-i ou'
renra hat said l0nr ago-is % he hunted out Ike
savage beast And IL there is any thing in my
huuan experience that thank God more devodtly 20,
than any other il IL that have not any where wnked
At ANYTHING connected with the Rebellion, but have
been in favor OF bewng it down from beginning
to end. Cheers. 1t Is not merely the death
of Abraham Linooln-great good, patient. faith
ful sincere as he was-bnt II is this great nation
that hos been wounded in her Chief Magistrate, that
shc bad with great and Unusual ecnt, continued III the
position and said Nv ell done, good and faithful ser
want Cleer,. Let oln humanity extend 10 the hum
bier miss uded OF the Rebellion but let us march
on together 10 dig out the roots aud pun the reed OF
IT, lCheers.l tell you will never 9iumber or sleep
I'll evervtin ing helo ging 10 the Rebellion. in Number
person and case is ab ,shed. spent the best years
OF NY life endcayorng TO reconcile differences be-
tween the North and the South raw In this Rebellion
q determination the part Of the Rebel murderep'
thieves and n'pirators. not TO be conciaied say
now that they mist he hunted from the abodes OF men,
not whether this was the act Of one man or OF
hundred it results from sentiment which has been IN
cucatcd destroy this great nation IL acting prac'
cay upon the sentiment; and whether one eonspifa
trs arm ne-ved or whether million had been
brought forward that 10 not the question--t was De
termination H. destroy THIS nation IN the person OF inc
President Of the United States and ~ the secretary OF
State whose prudent policy has prevented the eoeis
! from emba assing with war with foreign nations
They cone forward now aud whe their knives for the
destruction II ndiv dua. Like the sending OF Joseph
into Egypt they meant IL for evil but God means u !Of
our good He has torn the vail rom the fsce OF tns M
feInl Rebellion and it is perfectly revealed In all IT'S
hideru sness WHO will follow II now, except 10 slay
il between the porch and the ALTAR had hoped that
its dyi days would be calm and tranquil ard IL Wouu
90 down to lie grave unhonOred and nnsung, bnt in
.7peaoe. M for calling upon every msn win 10Y az
heart be he North South East or West be he oid OF
young be he Of one political organization or another 10
now cav whatever his previous Opinions have peen,
that there has time when the people mnsi take
this thing into ther own hands IN AL their power 10 an
their majesty until the last II the Rebellion SHAH be
numbered with the things that were. lGreat cheering
ADDRESS or GIN. PECK.
a The CHAIRaAs said that Major Cen fFCK woulu say
few the military III reference To us acton
Gen PECK received with cheers He laid that Tue
Department Of the East with every officer and soldier
prepared and anxious o Join IN token oil respect 10
the memory Of our departed President in connection
with the civil authorities and the people we ieei thst
have lost good man. formed limited aclnaint-
with him on his journey Ia Washington on the
occasion OF his fist Inauguration. made up my Hihd
that had rot President who had Of the kindest
Of heuts that ever given TO man. Applause 1
have watched his coarse since bis first election. aud
believe hs will rank in history as second Warrington
fApplausel No President. since the daysof washing
TON has been placed under title of the RESPONSE
bity a whole four-years term that abraham Lincoln
had in week; and therefore. that be should have
conducted the ship OF state so safely through nl our
foreign and domestic complications and difficulties Ia
wonderful ard believe that, by the 4th Of July now
coming, he would nave landed Us 10 peace had he been
honorab bic and not a disgrnceful peace-an enduring
peace--that would las: forever.
l Address OF M0sEs II. ORlENELL.
! NosEs ii. GKIssELL esq, was the next speaker. He
said;
q Fellow citizens: ] have already made few remarks
tlis tannng u O crowd that was above you and my
voc, is almost gone bat yet, feoweiihons. my heart
in ldl with grief for tie sad event which Las
occurred ~ our nation. We all feel We deeply feel
that this has been insult TO n,ton nation
arse. Ii is not mercy the o.s OF Abraham Lincoln
that deporc bu: II Is the loss Of tie character and
security which We feel beoI e. to our people and the
rulers Of our national org rnzainn. Fellow ciiizeDs
let consider we let Us be cain in all actions In
reference to the future. Let do Justice Mr. Dick
inson has said 10 those who instg.od and carried on
this wicked Rebellion. lCh,ors.l Hnto them and i
10 their wicked teachings that We are to trace this afro
cuus act--tbcy have been inspired BY that teaching
which has been disseminate throughout the south
MIR GrinnelI ell scd by offering reso utiun which was
adopted, for the appointment Of COMMITTEES OF - gen
temen to he named hereafter by the Clair from the
meeting TO participate with tie National and State
a1tAores il such arrangements us should be made for
the funeral services
Address OF GEN. GARYIrLD.
Mr.. DRAPRg then introduced Gen GARFIELD. OF Ohio
: who received with applause. lie said:
have just rerch,d this city from the city ~ wash
ington Tie night before tie assassination OF Abra-
haiE Lincnln there was held meeting 10 Which was
expressed the great Joy Of his nation as was never
expressed before IN view Of the grea, victories which
had crowned our arms. and now has fnnd THIS ter
rible contrast In the news which has reached w from
that q ace By this last act of madness 10 seems az
tn u the Rel elton had determined that the President
Of the soldiers should 60 with the soldiers who have laid
down their i've, on the battle field They slew the
noblest and gcntlest heart that ever put down Re
behion upon this earth. Applause eeslre not 10
rrevcreni In saying that Il seems TO me be almost
touched the parallel OF the son Of God. who died saying
"Faher. forgive them. for they know not what they
DO" But In taking that life they have left the iron
Of shs RsSgs z taV o" the n Of The
~ God but jgs,ice and Judgment, with memorable
dread follow behind; and when law IL sighted and
meicy de,vised, when they have rejected those who
would he their best friends then comes Justice. with
her hood wirked eyes and with the sword and scales
fApplausc1 From every gaping wound u your dead
Cbief. from every wound Of your dying Secretary Of
State and bis lying too. let the voice 81 ny roin
the people n II tlat our house swept ana gar
n,ked treat eheerlnyl hasten h. say one thing more
feIlow ctllen. ICrles u go on."l For mere ven
geance would d. nothing: this naon 10 too great 70
look for mere revenge. But for the security oil me
the balcony "Excelent All along the battle-heds,
on rlany Of which have bad the honor TO stand
leheersl have ascepded the spirits 81 our departed
dead II they could look down upon tins scene. would
the, not sly 70 you I'VE have committed 10 you the
high aud holy charge that We shall not have died mi
vain" lApplnuse do not believe that 1t Is In the
American character to become assassns, like the pco
ME Of France and Italy. do not believe that General
Zee and his officers will sanction this act Bat If they
do. the red bghinings Of peoples vengeance viii.
never sleep cheeIs val not dsaT m you, ,e w,,
one member of the Cabinet at Washington and left
HIN only yesterday and almost the last words be.
said to me were ,ho, 'O sse o him 'e: Taers
i. 10 point Il this Rebellion that he does not seem ol
have thought upon and brooded upon and believe hej
has thought nsturey upon this subject than ay
other American" lie has gone; but though dead be Is
your President and mine. and We mourn HIN. lApi
plause.l gv
Mr. DRAPrK said: MIR. Chittenden, gentlemen. n
t(Crios of I'VE know him. and chccrs)
Mr. CnIITENDES said; Peace, be stu. IA.
long pause. Is there heart IN THIS vast,
assembly tat Is not full today Is there ins
oil this vast csuniry a loyal heart which is not
full to day. Oh my friends and fellow otizens at what
n is this nation Preserved Our friends ~ tho
,bousanG and tens Of Thousands and hundreds Of
thousands lave been laid IN their graves To save this
country AID now, last night, that man WHO forever Ia
Amcricon history all stand next TO washington was
an..nd .. .acriGce nnnn the altar OF country =