New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-23
r,AssACIsUsETTs.

The Massachusetts Legislature of 1852 hold IT.
annual reunion ia Boston on Tuesday evening
An address WIS delivered By GOV. HuIlocL, and
the opinion, lie avowcd may be frankly accepted
% tie voice of the Legislature and Of the people
OF the State. His tone is firm and hopeful, ana az
he declares thai tie Senators and Representa-
lives Of the State in Congress must DO upheld N
the attitude they have assumed in regard to re-
construction, 50 BE believes that the same prin'
cples will be maintained b. the great majority
of the people Of the Northern, Western and
Middle States. We quote significant passage
from Gov. Bullock's speech. reminding the
reader that hi, proclyities hitherto have been
considered rather toward the conservative
side OF tie Union party. He SAID:
II could scarcely be expected tha, We should alto
gether agree IN relation the grave question. vlct
now chscnge public consideration; but the iorpetr
and Indulgence with which you nave listened W '
on many occhons hc last iorr years varfent NE IN
speaking freely and frankly a. this critical moment
For myself. then g. Nassnchu'eii, man ana rs M
Amerit an ctiHen, every conviction when can con
troll every impulse q; which capable every sent
ment Of emotion with which God has endowed methe
memory ~ the past. the duty OF the present my hops
Of an approving conscience hefeaiet-aD al! command
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alive. IN Congress IN their efforts 20 restore the States
unity and power upon the basis Of equal Justice 70 all
men IL orr Cummon~' alth we're a. stand alone IN
this position ever thel would console myself aud en-
Csurage my fellow citizens with the reelection that this
people lave been IN nOncOniormty many times before
al awakened the admiration of the world 10y the tran
dur of their principles ut shall not stand Alone. IA'
,-lo cSoi6 81 t North and ~, Ut and re ce1f,r, nho
kar, grer fher Nv bou0ads n d'nh ~ baue aHd
iQ-re tlGi is BE- G1rer-grr Of eqiai laws 70 al
", bear me iBrHf II h,r NgkSr d'fSrr'Hed me- rO
% p,rm e yici rs of riiorr 10 crtrr'is e. os<, an
aSr hand, They will demand that the national coun
eli shall be- kept clear q! every tart o. conuacy aud
trrason'd0i FIR Of SqrUy sdi ogsiH cone IN ron
tat h a, roots ~ s TREE ofhberiyGnd ha' 10 '.ador
ofs iJUry and irJEicc of tie pGsf sAsN h7Rsr o. N,
call, Of fir capitol Loya and justice ARE henceorh
twin sstors fTun the same p1reuiage. Come the requi
,thon from whatsoever quarter i may. II II shall
irAi.t that communities Vet turbulent. yet dis
loyal yet welded inequality and wrong shall be sd
mrd equal participation on The floor OF Congress.
then the loyal States Will not submit 20 the demand but
II resist II with united hearts and with united votes.
Not unun them will rest the responsibility o! eonsgI-
Ing o. ouO Of poor AID depressed people to The cru
elites Of caste wearing the mask OF freedom. Not upon
them will be visited the condemnation OF postery for
heating down a rebellion and leaving its miscieis To
snolder for another age 10 cri!ngish. Not 70 their
nccoun, m the reckoning OF natious sha be laid ne
cTiminatv Of dc-eitlrg tho cause OF humanity IN the
house of is friends snd In the hour OF Us victory