New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-11
FROM WASHINGTON.
pedal Dispstoh to The ~ Y. Trispue. -.
WAsHNGIoS. Mcuday, April TO- 1850.
s. A PATRIOTIC DELIKIUM.

my crowds passed 10 Secretary Weiiess rSSludee
called out Postma eDeral Denison who DEL eret
IN appropriate speech proceeded to tie War De,aSt
inent then called upop the President, who cam, out
thanked the crowd, aud, after few playful remarks
promised speech soon when there should be formal
demonstration, aud when no should have something
important TO say. avl -~ ..-...a
SPEECH GEN. BUTLER.
Meantime an immense crowd had convened
opposite The TRIBUNE Office and were vociferous for
Nen Butler The calls Increasing in pertinaciiy aud
volume, Gep Butler came upon tho balcony of WIZARDS
I'd spoke in substance follows;
FrLLow- CITIZENS: I am profoundly grateful and
tlank you once and again that you have called upon
TO pin you in your congratulations upon this great
triumph OF our arms. which cOnquers and subiugalcs
people. The surrender of Lee and his army
puts an end to this traltorous war waged 70
throw tbe Government Even now while
lie heat Turns IL gratitude 20 God
!oT his good Providence, while the soul burns with
ciadrcsS az the result which rightly understood re
the life of the nation forever New vital and con.
trolling questions 10 be settled in the Immediate
future. arise and mngle perfUrce with onr oy III ere
ic i9ur classes Of menin The Rebelous States. What
al De done with them1 What shall be done with
the men educated in the Military Academy the public
expense, sworn to protect flag. Obtaining frtii.
hood honor and promotion under it, the children OF the
Taii0D. who without Justification excuse or paatiOn
siIIk down their nag, used the very knowledge oh
tAneS at Che Nations school, toe break down The Coy
eminent which nurtnred them ana the Hatics 'hleh
honoied them, and have ceased an unl0y strife,
y hlCh has cost millions If money, ard lundrcds of
t0uS sands OF lives because they have been beaieB. Cn
Oucrd ard snbdued bv valOr OF soldiers whose
AIDES they have starved in lOathSonle prisons.
theeiS AID eTiesOf hang every one OF them: hang
thems give tneu the Topel In tie future the danger
e. our liberties come only from the ambitions Of
ihose1nthe army no my eonsp'ie again against 'he'
lie OF the Nation. Shall We not by
example teach every officer who desertsahis flag
Tat lie shall suffer the same penalty for descrtion
which the Government and the law has enforced upon
so any Of our soldiers for the same crime What shall
be d, with those whgl1 the the people North and
S1u once delighted to honor. W no with the oath OF
Sod upon their lips. bat treason in their souls, sat IN
sonler Capitol in the seats Of law giyers, day by day
and ploied how 70 destroy their country-eren whlie
81 the nafo Of me Constitution they claim 10 sacrifice
al the altar Of her most cherished liberties.
Shall they ever again have the power on place
q yeSs 10 destroy their country. lSo; no-neyeT,
ys,irl Shall they even again be allowed 20 have the
loved and honored and ellJus privileges. noH lnG0e
sacred by the blood OF hero so save them
from acts Of such men, that OF American citizens No.
never. traitors; hans theml The ncxtb ciass-the
soldier the repks Of the Rebellion; misled deceived
b, fke ststenssnts garments aud pTejudices oBt
Ee dgmeH SGn't ,bg srp Sop u
Jebelon but Who IN bad cause have lIisi stsa Z
the valor of the Americep raceare We not resdy 90
ssv 10 them: Father forgive them, they khv" net
viaSthey DO and 10 receive tlem asai4 az hIpLis
n Il and with us. [" fhats kr Good "EooG
Isfs tho talk. y SIT anofhtF class 9e's
ct TIC South gho 1--we eye Welcome ins as ye, NICE
IN Union victory. Who have heier ioss
fsiik In the Union cause, who always nave
cacSaJed fed and cared Tor the Union prisoners g
cspinq from the cold sickness starvation ana ssath
Ii5by and Anderso8viDe, guiding them isthiGny vs
he North Star through swamp and forest 20 hoe,'y
ard life WHO have joynly taken Up arms WIN Us aug
"a Sn a. cir lives IN our caus who the trst
10 euter Richmond Ire true Union men o. me SostS:
lCiecrs.l What shail y soy to theto Snai ~
Law : forever lYes yes. and cheers; good. gooe;
then sfe are agreed. condsn punishment 70 'De mn
fary traitor who deserts ms rag iof hegeon, aj
chisement and safe keeping for me clylnen ntg M
Trared place 10 betTay bic country; tee rght mana %
icVswssn for the misguided and deceived victims "a
fhq Rebellion ard equal rights Tor the bla1s man aueI
i ,Bd Law; essi do Ag Gs. on 60 On Let
ns also be thankful 20 the good God that
while this has cost SO much treasure anu poV ~
tie earth that the shedding u american pHca apoi'
American soil may eso forever and ~ our ns.,.
ineswifh the nations ofthc cartf, we con ADOPT VIE
ont fear Of war the MOTTO ~ jackson, ASK nothing
but what is right and sabmii 10 nothing at IL wrong
IGood good And now good bye. lCrles ~ Low :
about Macmillan, Maximilan] j beg yonf paruoh
am your Secretary OF stafe and Lave no 70" o
direct your foreign affairs. Great iaugsterl 0ooa
bye Laughter and cheers.l
q SECRETARY SEWARD
secretary Stewards injuries assume serious
Character If the danger OF eryspens that threatened
,oday is passed fears expressed by medical men
that owing 10 his inability 20 take solid nurmen' nc
cannot repair the waste Of his vitality IN time 10 meet
1he heats Of the coming warm weather.
WAGES or CoNTRABANDs.
The Government wages to contrabands IN the
tbe ouartermasters Department, s35 dollars month
and raticns, equal 20 60 month. dsinclines every
.olored contraband to 20 ON "a Northern farm IHe
moment the war is oven nearly every man OF them VIII
be discharged and thrown out Of employment.
ee ~ THE NONRESIDENT.
Vice President johnson arrived froin the front
70 day, accom- panied by Ex-senator Biag.
sff GEN. PICKETT.
Gen. Pickett, who caused the execution OF 2e
Io,a North Cardinals for DE crime ofhaving enlisted
in the Union army aud WHO captured al fymoutA
last Summer is ono OF the officers embraced In the
terms Of Grant unconditional pardon. Pickett him
sefseserted TO the Rebd cause without the formally
of having resigned bie commission in The Fedora
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service. .s. ...........
SHOOTING ISTe A TRAIN.
Passengers by the last nights New Yori