New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-23

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We mean a rgns Of per,on sud pronery including moe
"ithoat which he others e cr-ile rsht 10 sue ana 10
testify and comp.;e equality heiore the a"and We uhN
tia Cor sr.s md the fesdcLt hould 20 al the
means which the Conrnudon Los siven them 10 secure
Tat ebd.
R,oisd That the Cous.atoa l. At or charter and
de-ns- uia-'tre - h"y nd II; no department "'
the GoysuIne however powerful i"gs ltive executive"
permitted transcend al however beuev oihs-
Wi-e mai'orious may be- t be- not within the
powers granted ny he Cos' taoi cannot be adop'cd aud
We nss. at every on" o oar pl'hc srfyu- ai copioi
viii Of the whole p~opic, rIane ted n s great
act which sLtccclent Ind superior to tie Gossi'
incIt itsclf
The reading Of the address aud resolutions was
repeatedly interrupted by Disturbances among tue
audience The Chairman called faT order several times
and tbs crowd responded by ealing for the police
wh the Chairman r"tortcd by telling them that .
meeting such that ought "a he able 10 preserve orde
without the Interference Of tie police Iho reading "I
the address and resolutions was atlength hnshcd wheh
the question of their adoption was put ana caFled: -
The Chairman then introduced the Hon w. H.
STwAkp who came forward amid storm of applause
and commenced ms speech HIS voic" was mr tnn
mus; part strong aud rm. tut al The close o nearly si
his sentences his accents sunk ~ low as to he scarcely
understood even within few feet of the stage.
srEECH OF TIE non. wM II. sTWARD.
FelOw-ctison-l have been in the habit ds yon per
haps know. OF oiaddressIng-(Noices Louder louder
My voice has been broken and trust ~ WIN rave
charity and not ask me o speak louder Tie doctors
could tell Won Why was saving, for tie information
OF those who hear mc-that can hear mc-thai 1t has
been my habit for many wears past OF addressing nv
fellow. i8eus o. the State of New York thr eve Of
important elections, from my home AZ
Auburn. have been heard through the kndness OF
felDw.ctiIens, from MOntauk Point tO Chagtauqus
and from Lake ChamIlaIn 10 the Ocean, when only
spoke within the protection oi my paFors ar ile.
side aud home / here on the -ih OF October last
10 speak to you then and diI speak concerning TIE
dangers of coli isOn between the Republican friends
OF the President of tie United SUITES and him whom the
people Of the United States have elevated 20 that
high and responsible trust. ! stated theh
what | thought would answer lor instruction.
ami profit for lolc year. and you all agreed then t9
give a respite Of one whole year ana that sbOuiu
come back and speak To yOn on political topics III octo'
ber lst6 and now yon have called M beck here again
on the I'd Of February IL is rather hard that person
rlal be required To- perform duty NJ the capital ana ~
the same time that Of travelling lecturer or speaker ~
hone, especially iron % large state ~ tins. but
have come back Ia obedience To your summOns nave
come bncs cheerfulv-l have come back cheer.
fully. for | am no S0ccssoni't 'LiughpI'l
know how to obey. think. The commands oi my Icio"
citizens Of my native State without violating nay aeg
ance to the United States. lCheersl Bui although /
have come back IN obedience 20 thA SUMMONS nave
MOI come bacs an ulnfmift-l have no terfors ="
sound / have no danger 20 warn yOu oi, nave no
alarm awaken nppIeaensiOns % excite aout pup
hc affairs. There are no danger there IRE no penis,
there is no occasion Tor alarm lhe country h's pcch
God and II not to b. savd over again IA ths day
and general on. The state is saie--the
poodly shp has passed. beyond the breakers. the
blloWs and the tempest which beat upon her during
five wears end she j. nov -uccesstu.ly and proudly
riding uto The port whore sne ought 10 be- Ihefe are
indc o few reefs at The mouth af tie harbor and
careful crew and she VIII meet with no hock.
no collision; bat She vii fldo sli y into her ancient
ilOOIing whether she Iass through tins chanre when
thev sny IN entirely -Ac or Whether taking ihe ADVICE
Of Others he members u Congress more especially,
she lowers sHs and ucts fUund iu order - tax"
longer sweep. Ih" country is safe. ] tel yoh' ahF
how Cheers II j. only dispute DeiNceh 70
pilots 10. all are honest mcrall wcl meaning pllo'
An that can or will happen viii De- TINS thht
she may ruD he bottom or sides. and that rs she
presses upon the sands she may rock aud roll a
.t-I gf fHe L az IL ff
II may be- Congressman or some Cabinet Mi@lsier
perchance IL NAV bc some senator or some Presdeut
perchauce IL may be some sae-mlr-lay unipitnna'"
" get washed oyerbOITf should b. sorry Tor thls 10
happen: but am sure 10 Us all that can happen. De-
the good -hp is coming 10 without leAh lore "f
att and without spar or splinter s'arboafd OF h',
bpard-she Is coming IN all safe and sound. thee =
should be very II ANY 81 these pilots should De
washed overheard; but Il tlat can be prevented yon
and will iiy and DO the best We can To prevent H.
Well then il can be borne. And n should happen to
BE- one Of those that are lOsi IN That way. ht
no mend take any concern On that account.
And now feoW.cii1ens, having once relieved you oi
Your anxietics, showing you came here 10 tax no
alarm will proceed With The subject which you ysh
me 10 discuss That subject Is difference 81 opinion
between The President who j. one Oi the pilots VINO
stand at the helm and the assistants. who are sum
moued no from time 10 time 10 the watch at the forward
deck under the command VI the qnarerinsster IL II
very considerable difference, and l. pcrhaps cannot
explain 1t TO you anJ better than shal do by remind
ing such of you and suppose there are many such,
who have been sometime IA Your lives in The haDit 0i
attending the theater All such may remember play
which had some popularity some, years ago. %
Man OF Nerve These Two characters the nervous
man and the man OF nerve lived ia different parts OF
the country. They were friends. Ihey hnd been
friends IN their youth. and their friendship increased
with ad Aancing years. The nervous man had SOD, a
hopeful ard the Of nerve had allowable daush-
ter. There fond parents contracted a marriage be-
tween these parties which should bring their Two
houses and. ] suppose. their estates together brt
without letting the candidates into the secret IL the
mean time these two amiable young persons tbrongh
some caprice Of fortune of some other more capri
cious god happened 10 fall together Mt watering
place, and knowing nothing Of each others previous
history or relation and nothing of the views Of their
parents they fell IN love. most natural; and
as was most natural after falling in love,
agreed to be married. Each went home ard reported
the parent What was their surprise To find that the
refused 20 allow his son TO marry the LADY
Of his choice, who was a stranger 10 him. and All
nounced that he had In view marriage which was
most desirable the other party 10 which he would pro-
duce. and with whom be was expected 10 fall In love
AT first sight. The rnsu Of nerve equally mys-
terious with the lady And 40 finding they were 10 he
married. they supposed 10 strangers they both run
away and got married together. When the news
disappointment, with passion and rage He disayOwed
his son, he disinherited him, hs declared lie
would never him again. and the Of on the
other hand protested that his daughter should be
cred and she should si marry the OF his choice.
What WA tho surprise of the parents when the lovers
having come from church and fell and begged the
parents. forgiveness and blessing. the parents discoy
cred the son and daughter had each married tho very
party they had pledged them t0 marry beforehand Ii
was disappointment but II was success. Tue rer,-
Gus man refused 10 give his consent although the mar
riage wns ilrcyocable. although II came just ~ he
wanted l,ut the of nerve had more ration.
He said il would all come ont risht. and he eIeried
his forgiveness. Bnt the nCrl lous man still
impacable-cOud not be even s00thcd, much less
proptiated. The man Oi nerve said WHY, old
friend, why don't you forgive your son after having
had IL all your own way--ior they got married your
wav as Won wanted them p "ies, / have had all
nv own way; but l wo1t forgive him for all that
In il said he "becsusc | have not had my own
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