New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

our bones Geppg Of those cherished PTil oT Sne9
IGrtst spplau,cl'
40 at Concord. at the hour Franklln Pierce was
arraiguing The Government IN the same words; saying
not one word In depreciation Of the Rebe most theh eli
camped the plains OF Pennyya%ma ma Mnen w'Tg rng asS
and his Cabinet and the SohgT9sp % when , nre %
they tie public enemies 70 be put down lhey WtI
the party 10 be subvered before there could be united
by day hour By hour the sreetcorners and In every
public place. you heard these denuncations ana pre-
dictiOus over aud over again " You can never SUD
due the south; you can never MAINTAIN H1 uH
Union by coercion and by hghtins; you you VIII VIII
have 20 cOncede TO Slavery al il demands ana give INC
this war" Wei sentlemen we did finish il by no
promise by adjustment, by no paelcation other tnan
the correct andj just pachcaon arrived at at Appomaioa
Democratic GeneralI mean one who was Demoerat era m y,
the old Democratic tmes-some little while ago ana ne
said to me: II have often asked The kePes Icf n S
we ever struck you la the course OF our long wai anu %
says he the unanimous answer OF those men mas Deen
The reelection n ABRAHAM LINCOLN, lEnthuSiastc ap-
plause For that said they. all understood to mean
four years more war II YOU want iti ana tnaI WE w. hc
deepest blow. the deadliest blow we ever struck 6 WI
when the american PgGpS y % show % hat W are not for
compromise. are not for surrender puV s,o"ad
and the Rrbellon pGt down" iChecrs Wen then, say
that have come 10 the end OF these sort oi ui"as
You and then hear Northern p0htGlan OF eIlDDic
who took precious good keep well out OF the way
Of bullets al through the war say now II tnls or , tl
The G. Chauncey Burrs. and Henry Clay Deans; aud
there will this that is not done as they wish t
but gallant soldiers of the Rebel armies who fought
years laugh with at such idle Naporng Ihcy
say "H you mean anything by that you ought TO nave
beef found in ranks when were fighting IL Is TOO
late now to talk about bOOdshed. There time for
that why didn't you come and help us men We Waleu
class Of men TO be moved by this idle hectorng threat Of
bOOdshed, is that class who gave four years OF pNa1n
Union. They know by sad experience 1t Is big JoD ana
they no not mean TO undertake IT. ag@ Iey PUIS S
rebellion while they stay az nome, H IT & 0T he cSv
Ts s ha q b ihS @ % Viii NJ be very short one if these gentle
men OF the North left alone 10 prosecute H. say
has been cond Of fiery wrath hanging over 1t ever
since rencnlber-the eternal peril ana threat Oh
at an SIu Nv Inu t dI Ih tEot sort Of DEMONSTRATION
that idle menace, that unworthy and unconstitutional
mode Of dlsposug Of public disputes We have paased
by il : aud uevcrnore will the country be moved by
threats o rebellion revolution, and civil war II has
determined TO 20 on IN peace ana industry ana m Po9rer %
moldered into dust. aud the country shall hall have
OF civil war lChoers Another point We nave settieH'
kindred 10 tins that election fairly held, ana RESULT
det and is not to be reviewed at the point Of bay
onet We had the question fairly before u.s. sh1n inns
South Amer, example aud have an election Today
snd revolution Tomorrow ana cnunterreyelut;On eht
dal af,r! a. tho people have >aid No an election
The controycry o We have set led that There is not
lot IN this city, there il not fam in America, that Is not
worth more money to-day because of this result Jap
tut we have determined and fixed eveore that an cleo
tiOn once carried stands Why, when had finished
nT message SSSS" from iOD S very % old 5nd IN New
What DO You propose 10 90 10 avert or, OWL & %srf ~
DisuniOn 2" answered in the Yankee fashion
do you cODcede and admit that Abraham Lincoln is the
President elect Of United States, do you not2 I'm
I'll ascertain what this verdict has settled is idle TO
has been done whether that stands or not or need
tho people have elected President he is TO be President
Hbtl he s put out In constitutional manner ksgHter
and applause have been very often ten peat Peat III our
shall be beaten again. never disposed to raise my
hand against Chief Magistrate or that Congress VINO
had been placed In by the votes OF the people Whe
Henry Clay beaten by James h POk.l thnk nor
idiry; tought men, anu IH h, 10 rac39gntze ibs ssd
result never dreamed Of resisting the vefdet o uie
baiiotboxes And other men can bear disappointment
and defeat have them and they at any rate viii
bear them. Let whoever is beaten IN an electo
beaten until constitutional, legal, peaceful measures
shall give him another opportunity TO recover the power
which he has lost 80 maeh at lesst Is see1e ire; - . @
AsO-nay sure that we have seen the last oI com
sompromise when there is occasion for compromise as,
for Instance two departments Of government Two
spprOprat0 by bin shall be $10OOOOO0 and another says
no. shall be but O0oOoo and 1t is Ior the
purposes government that, ono way or the Otef the
bill shall pass There Is proper oGeSTon @ lUr III a
TboTty no sacrifice Of conviction il house shall say
TO the other, Well, will make II 500-that VII
M that way" That said before. is proper occasion
compromise but when one party has won an election
and carried the different departments OF the Govern
ment, there is nothing 10 conpIoml'e Ih1e DO cTn
WI beat election 40
nOtpropose TO haye the matter WIN tnein anu ~ b
carried the Governor aud ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS py
10000 majority: now II you will give us our leutehhto'-
rnor we will admit you have the Governor aud say no
more about It," do not propose sich cOnpfOhlse J
not ask any and will not submit 10 any IheIe can W.
10 occasion compromise like that the south proposed
to thrust upon wnen having carried the election OF
LINCOLN. they said We VIII not seGede IL you WI Wl eve M
US all quarreling about-SiaVery an tine Ter
ritories" There Is no occasion lof Such We eoiprS %
passed beyond them The Republican party n 9as shown
he country this Government can be carried on with
out compromises Under such circumstances, they are
neither prOper lust, reasonable. compromise
there will be only when there are two coOnsie powers
conrse is thus rendered Indispensable. Then let them
compromise the difference, II they VIII but we sali IN
sxsrcse power and when the people given power to
an opposite party let them exercise IT, without any Other
restriction than such the Constitution and lhe laws
impose on them Ihat point 700, & naS pcci NJ ~
tho Republican party within the last seven years wei
have settled the Slavery question. apprehend that that
ghost will rise trouble mere, save as ghOst ana
Was horn this country has been trouble about slavery
slavery wanted this and that and slavery insisted mat
sbOud have the other thing and good, quiet thriftOYng
men said, ave will give way so far-we VIII give way
piece in order that may save the country usred
up tine measure OF its iniqulties by covering
the land with blood and ashes-when it was
een clearly that could be more peace IN the Union
with Slayery-the Republican party sad' " IheIs sha
be peace In the Union 5rihOm Slavery hearty cLeeIs
and upOn that appealed TO the country ana the Goa OF
bates You remember what howl OF execFatl0n, what
universal scroech OF denuncatOn, that position called
Dissolve the Union but you have d solyed it, You have
united the souh and divided the North You have done
what could not have be@ done without you! The cOun
try IS now finally aud forever dsIaembered" such were
land when Abraham Lincoln said, II you do MT stop
this rebellion ia 100 days, viii stop the breath OF Human
slavery" and proceeded 10 make good his word Never
Was there such unanimity ofexecratio and maledlcOn
on the part Of the Democratic and Conservative leaders
IF thsonntry as when the Republican party took ground
fhst as slavery and the Nation could longer cOexs
Ssyer doubt whether there was one single opponent
of he