New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08

some time before the enthusiasm excited by his appear
ance died away
Mr. WILSON then resumed 81 will say that tne w
tories our heroes have during the last i3uT
the shadows Of those victories will protect we lila
States, for century 10 come. against u rn hattie
We have sir as Mi Carey has said, the gren' 10
now TO fight; but have undoubting cohn W. have had
wisdom OF Congress and OF the country. ,yaIcomino
many hero in the war and you are NV w, ~ ,bep
Gbenn d d"c eat apnauese But great as have
Neon % toroas In the field tell yOu that there Is one
thing greater and that Is the % mt forb in This
selves Now all this energy we nave Pu. oi' ~ ar, d
war all mis- vast power must put now on the coa anu
iron fields of Pennsylyania-upo the y, 'o
country upon the mighty ,h a,n,rY and we can
oursclves not only great but we can have the nap
Nest neone in the world. We are now FREE PI0PLE
thank God for that Tbe naonle that
neered AT us because had slaves turned and AIDED
Slavery do not thank them ana never Iet them
sne,k 10 America about the guilt Of Slavery
boy have written their shame forever in the annals oil
| the human family. But we owe ourselves everything;
we the toling men OF the country everything now
IGreat cheerng Let US, by wise legislation see that
every productive interests protected and thus prepare
ourselves for speedy resumption Of specie payments
Let us be honest manly, self reliant. know there are
difficulties there trials that have come upon u.s. Out
l also know that God Almighty has not earned US
through these four years Of struggle for nothing and
have abiding faith in Him." lGreat applause.
GEN. CAMERoN's REMARKS.
Gen SIMON CAMERON being loudly called upon, arose
and said: Gentlemen. | have come here because
heard gentlemen were here representing the industrial
interests of the country think no other cause wonid
have called me hither / have come TO rely upon tne
people and the protection OF the people because am
myself one of the people, and had 10 NOTE my way
through the world. believe. in the first place, my ow n
protection my good strong hand and III the next
place, the wise laws and legislation around me.
think get wiser in listening TO Mr. Carey, but cannot
agree with him in one thing when think he said that
before the war; had manufactures in the cOuntr!
| l remember the first convention OF tins kind,
which took place in Harrisburg ~ io2o IL
was composed Of the wool growers OF the cOun-
| try. Among the rest, remember, was the
great Webster-not Daniel but Ezekiel, think they
called him. (Mr Cameron here reviewed the history OF
the tariff question from its incipency 10 the present
time, showing the benefits which accrued from lro-
lection in the past and arguing strongly to prove that
still greater benefits would arise from the pOhcy IN he
fGture) Here in Pcnnsy yonia we have everything 10
make as prOtectionsts. do believe " we are true 10
ourselves, that IN very few years tins Whoe conhf!
will be in favor of protection NO one can iaii 20 De
convinced that this Union only be great by relying
upon selves In this country where we nave every
thing which make nations great and make men
great We want legislation which VIII look wisely 10
our tuXeS-nOt 10 tax manufacturer more thdh tv
protection which he receives nom the Government WIZ
Justify. If YOU put dollar yard upon wooens IN ths
country, YOU must put an extra dollar yHiu on .nc
duties on woolens coming TO ms from across me
sea- And portion OF the people WIZ
| do 80 much TO save this country ron
reputation the manufacturers Ihey are ihe
men that give wealth and strength ana VlHof 70 t"e
country. There is other country IN the word that
does not protect It's manufacturers. England BeleluL'
Franceall Of hem and so you hnd every pen! o'a'e
of Germany and in that autOcrat government OF Ussa
and vet they talk Of Tree Trade The people are non
est and the people intelligent and they have been
taught by men like Mr. Carey that they must r,E
themselves instead Of upon their leader don't De-
ieyc with Mr. Wilson. precisely believe IN peace or
warm anything that IS good for my country ana
will 90 10 war with England much more readily than
ever did with Rebels who were my own country men,
/ Enthusiastic applauseI.
GEN. BURSsIDE's REMARKS
Amid tumut of applause ana great cheering Gen,
B.NsIpR arose and said: My friends. nope son VIII
excuse me from making any extended remarks TINS
evening. / am sure | could say something Ia interest
you. out am clumsy speaker at best ana came AeT9
Tonight in a very uuprcpared way. can only say
am very grateful to you for the reception yon have
given me and that heartily sympathizc with you III
the work in which You are engaged; that Is. s!pn
ihze with any set Of pcope-whaiever name they may
bear-who have the interests OF our country NJ heat
fcheers1 am great believer IN the prosperity o
our country. an fun Of hope and behef that we are
destined 20 make the greatest people on this earth IL
that belief have left the calling of arms let IL a,
soon as knew that Lees army had surrendered
have engaged in civil pursuits because believe The
field is larger there. believe the profession OF ARM
in this country viii be steadily down, down, down
In five years shall need less soldiers than no"
= in truth, ! think, in five wears We shall ha''
less soldiers than had before the war The Indiana
viii probably be virtually eGterminaed IN tue course
of events and there Will be little WOIk Tor SOLDIERS icit
We nave a sufficient amount of military talent now L
enable us 10 raise an army whenever We may need IT,
and TO make feel perfectly secure IN our iutuIe Ie
forward TO the time-whlch think Is not far distant
when our army Will be smaller than u was before th'
g war. That will be pleasure because II wiz be a
great saving Of expense 10 our people IL VIII enhbl'
rs 10 start sinking fund which will look toward TIE
c ultimate liquidation OF the debt. Another source o.
qualification that every freeman viii understand
d that We can live without great standing army aud
that the great numbers who have been engaged ~ wal
can be employed in the pursuits OF peace And III my
opinion the Of peace IN years To come WIZ De
i up up up for all men who strive for power. thinI
ID he % ;
bOrs Of the South and every one else 10 feel That
oYgb 10 graBf 10 erey freeman or his continent the rA
10 help rUle he land And while We grant this let u
ash Almighty God who has assisted us 50 long 10 IN
fueneo all those who may have the right TO vote, tC
n vote On the right side IGreat appauseI
u JUDGE KFLLYs SPEECH.
= The Hon. W. ID. KELLY being called upon. spoke ~
l. / know that we Americans possess every element q
. national greatness and every element Of raw materia
= winch can make people wealthy and enterprlsing
Let any dispute that propositions ash him 70 tel
me hat product useful 10 may not. 10y ordinary
y enterprise, produce between the Atlantic and th'
y Pacific and the northern and southern boundaries o
: our magnificent country ask him TO tell me wha
= element Of mineral or agricultural wealth has bccI
- excluded from ITS limits and be can't name II. IL J.
tIue that we don't produce today Tea or Coffee, ana
am therefore, "A member of your Congress III favor o
putting them on the free list that NAV put the hchc
u duties on articles which DO produce aud To inGuc
American enterprise 10 introduce the tea and coffee
~ culture within limits. THERE'S no element Of wOi
OF pleasure OF comfort necessity that the American
q farmer cannot cultivate prontaby on American
: soil | am 10 night rs yOu are, men, black am
white citizens Of the grlndest military power
the eve OF God has ever behed upon hli planet ana
make that boast in virtue of the and fortified
Of the Saxon the Celtic and the AmcricanAtrican sol
der Applause hout the stars and Strlpes arains
= TIE banners OF the world sensation Not mat
want war; | am for peace. But let the lion OF nelan
> shield herself under the wide wings Of the eagle
Austria and daily with the Lily of France, and prin
10 assist them the flags Of the world, aud We VIII tur
loose the fleet that Is gathered IN the back creek
League Island and will LICK them ALL Three cheer
/ for Ieague Island.