New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06

override his veto that greater part Of the United
states 10 which oDedence was enacted In the oath tlst
he should take care the laws be faithfully executed
Tic work OF reconstruction viii 20 Congress has
ordered. Any impeachment Johnson throws IN the way
will removed from time 10 time by q supplemental
bill and Congress PROPOSES % continue the supplemental
work until the end Il contaminated state after state VIZ
shouts OF praise that the loyal OF the nation when
and clouds gathered held course and
exalted restoration to power by engraving on inc ion
datiOn stones Of each All men created e0ua and
on tine t0pmOs arch III radiant light. that pafos op
pressed by other countries may take courage proclaim
liberty through all the land and 10 al the inhabitants
thereof johnson AT the dedication of The cemetery at
one OF the Of the Rebellion stranger could
not told whether he came 10 dedicate 20 Rebel or Union
dead save the last sentence containing general hsoh
TO the flag the speech could well have been SPOKEN py
Davis. The clustering memories and thrhhs assoSia
tons OF the thousand graves around him did TOT hWahe
sentiment or knde an Inspiration by one single "Oru
to embalm the memory OF the dead: no thanks 10 c
its sacrifice Of millions Of treasure and thousands OF Ves
reference 10 the dead except to magn their memory
the recollection OF grief lie said When we io9k
on yon battle ed aud think Of the brave men Oh pD,
sides who fell the fierce struggle OF batte anu N9
sleep silent in their graves, yes, who sleep d ~, d
peace after the earnest conflict had ceased od 20 zoo
We of the living might initiate their eAhpio % ~ ~
sleeping in peace IN their tomb and i've iogethef IN
friendship aud peace" Look at another pc ircoln
stood on another great battlefield ri Gettysburg,
his mighty BRAN heayng and his noble heart ihrGgon
with the mighty events, and in unison With the spirit Ol
the age drawing inspiration from the scene around h,,
his word become almost inspired and ne spoke no. U
~ q leader the prophet ~ great people inc ost
eloquent words ever uttered by lnan- Bu IN lnIso
cannot dedicate, cannot consecrdtc taiot
hallow this ground The brave living and deAd WHO
struggled here have cOnsecrated far above our po" "
add abstract The world will little note or iong c
member what say here but II can never DC lOI ~
what they did here Ii for the living rather 10 pe
dedicated here to the unfinished work that they nave
thus nOby carried it IS rather Tor Us 20 De ei
dedicated 20 the task remaining before u, lnaI I'o ~
hOnOred dead take increased deNollOh 10 tnD
cause for which they here gave up the last Iui
measured of devotou that we here resolve that me
dead shall not have died vain; that the nation shaL'
lneI( ,gu. lIK "A
government Of the people. by the people anu anu
for the people, shall not perish rom tno
earth" To-day We stand by the utteraucos
the departed statesmen rather than the cold sympathy
toward Rebels OF the dcCeiyer Johnson. Lincoln ueul
Gated himself he dedicated Us OF this generation 10 tIer
unfinished work that the dead shall not nave 1leu IA
vain while by the eve OF inspiration he caught ghes
the coming glory while ne could only indulge tue none
ana breathe the prayer, We. IL faithfully ard feaieso
dlscharging duty, may in our time, rejoice I'D te
frutOn and the complete realization that government c
the people by the people shall not perish from the earth
Before he had concluded. Mr. Van Wycks voice ghoe e
out and motion Of Gen Cochrane Wa resolved tnat
lie be requested to furnish the concluding part ioi pup
lcatOn.
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