New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-14
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Xi"btr Re;nc place my reliance for supper; anu
hope ;hat YOU my friends viii an pray s! a1nro,
eeiye that Divine assistance. "..ou. VIZ, Uo who
snceed hut with which success Is certain. nv "nv
stored his touching farewell was not yet ustaea ye
\ the south had already revolted. .,oo,o-s had
hsso CHOSEN the majority Of whom Qeo out OF m were
~ favor Of Mr.. lincoln On the 2ofh OF December
south Carolina had raised the standard OF
I'm rho lth of January isl the Governor OF tins Siate
nod Summoned the coemander OF Fort Sumter. near
Charleston, TO surrender. On the 9th 81 February
after consulting the President Major Anderson,
The Of the fort had replied, II yon besiege
me- if you begin civil war. the responsibility OF Is uast
rest on you IL, A., p.
idept In his first message March l:6D addressed 10
tie insurgents these words which so clearly cnac.er
e the origin and te e Gauses on snu and not in
mine is the monentons issue of civil war The Gov
ernneut will not assail yon You can have no conict
MSo being gu y, &c detroy the
while shall have the most solemn one 10 preserve
protect and defend it, c, l.
Ono section of our country believes that Slavery u
RICH, and orght To be extended; while the DINER ",
syes that II wrong and ought not 10 DC eSthoeu'
And ibis is not the only substantial dispute. eau
not remove our respective sectors pon g1ch nc,;tr
will not acquesce the majority must or tho uoverh
ment cease liza minority IN slsh case " S
cele rather than acqnesce, they make a preceueht
which in turn will ruin and divide Them for" nnoIiiy
of their own will sectde from them whenever majority
refuses 10 be controlled by such minority; ile e'h'
trail idea of Secession is the essence ci ANARCHY
These words were uttered on the 4th o' NUen> sta
ON the 18th of April at O'Clock ~ the morning the
first gun fred by the South PRESIDENT lhco'a nsu
40 little belief in the duration Of the war thft on April
Ia he contented himself with calling out 10 wv men,
hut he was firmly resolved 10 moibtuD TIE 'onst'u
ton and TO interpret il III favor OF liberty tn s h"
said a few days before bis installation ON Pis'ne
through PHILADELPHIA, and in the very nan wnere 'Do
Declaration Of Independence was adopte IN l''o,
al have often inquired OF myself whal grea' pr".'
pe or ea il vas that Kept this Conedcracy so long u"
gerber. 1t was that sentiment VIII give merry, n"e
alone 10 the people Of this country, bur hope To the
world for all iutrre time. II wa that wich gave
promise that in due time the weight woud be lifted
rom the shoulders OF IL this country cannon DC
saved without giving up that principle would In,nsr
be assassnated tins spot than SURRENDER h.t"
said nothing but what am willing 10 hive by, ahd' u IL
} be the pleasure Of Almighty God TO die oy -,
He has been assissnaled but the war u enuru .hg
Union subsists Slavery Is dcstroyed and before i"'
ing Lincoln had entered the Rebel capital aud had
been able before his death pubcy TO praise The brave
adversary Robert T. Lee, whom bis brave GeneI als
had Just conquered. while orng honor to him Who
sur eudered his arms lie hid been able 10 raise the
Union flag Richmond. four years from the day When
in Independence Hail. invited Ia raise tie Nag on the
top Of the building. he hid said as IT went up was
pleased that it went Up by Che strength Of my own zee
bic arm, when according to tho arrangement me cora
was pulled and fosted sloiou-ly 10 the wind IN the
light glowing sunshine of the morning. had not pro
vided the flag bad not made the arrangement fol ee
waiting it to it's place. had applied bu. very small
PoItoa :" ny ceoo So h ~ ar,anneod Il,
me nanus vi ne People VINO u'u ~ , =, a., .,,.,,
He able 10 utier at the moment OF bis reinang
i - a. -. AZ, q, .,ohr,,, IN ,he md., 81 war and in
NE omod - go W -, n =, election those memorable
s.c iao. y; Il, h ,aa a. !, ,ara soIemn t.,,a
. ~"u' WIN" H"'o ''VV'"e NC ~ wow
meht ou,,;,n. until all the
III Iou wIhI 'i s "a, is,n WI & hundre and fIv
wchi.n Pi..u =! wv, s,, 10 ~ nd mill owe ~
yours "a uni 'o III ~ W it sbni, lao md NV
aIop u p,ooo urh"n out WIN VI, 'a ~. .;t ,b,
another drawn WIN iLe t"oiu, a. aia ,h., ,he
thousand years ago so sun mus, 90 sau, ."s
Judgments OF The Lord are rue ana risheous S,ose'
Ter win ma.!ce toward none WIN cuhii! oI 49, ..s
WIN nrmness IN the IIght ms "ou gNs us w ~ T., NC
tighI et US strive on 10 nhiSo 'ne VIZ III ~ .t.n
oinu up .ne nation "ounu " o,It ~, "' d .hm
nave borne ,ne Da,'e' h,u lor nis N,uoT ~" ~
10 40 III when may achleNe anu ch''ls. J"s. "'u