New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08

r. ,nsIs God the caase Of freedoc, y0r mast iraw 81
from these foolish trusts ON others ft1 NUS 90 etaaeh
and warriors Observation-Disclosures u indoPenienc'
your.elyes-the charter the battle the victory ZAP
plause Oliver Cromwell said. I'VE can c1fy resist a'
superior training OF the Kings soldiers by having gOly
men in the Parliamentary army, and no Ls'n "a:
right to hope that the laws of New York VIII deifi MN
from the Nominations Of Slavery another day un'i a.
made up his mind that he viii not his protection 4. the
law. Of New York brtto his own sense and sprt Thew Ne
protects New York. He only who IS able to stand soss
l. qualified for socety Understand that for which SOC
exists Athis world is TO become counter balance OF all
wrong MD the champion of right. Whenever man -
come 10 lAis mind tina; there church Tor him bat his
simple morning prayer no constitution bat his talent Of
dealing wen and Justly that has liberty but his ia
yncbe will to do right then sias and allies viii promptly
spear for the eternal constitution Of the universe Is on
bis side II Is Of no use to vote down graviisnon OF
morals lAppsause Whatever e -nsefal viii last.
sbe that whrh is hursful to tbs world will sink
beneath all the vast forces which !; must exs perae
TIE end for which man was mace Is not stealing:
or rine in any form; asd q msa canno' sel
without mourning az the penalties OF the tibet now ever
much I, NAV be voted yrtuous and however many msy
consprs TO hold him up. mar who commits crime De
eats the end of his ex,ence lie crested for beneh
ard exists for harm: and as well doing makes power and
wisdom IN doing takes shem away Suppose thst II -
perceive all sides si oppressoa GUS clean oe1 INC
moral insight and though the intellect g'es on snna1
the moral IS before sanity invaded and destrosed
Ii takes away the moral instinct Of right suppose thas
it is allowed shat you have nice question OF ryn.
morality, yor would not 60 20 Louis Napoleon 10 havew
decided, TO slavedrver, because the hao OF tneso
mems minds Il not supposed 10 be favorable to nice
mora perception The plea that a negro Is Q, an
slave holder Ii has been said by eminent historian
that the masters of slaves seem generally anxious to
prove that they not of superior IN any noble
quality 10 the meanest of their bondmen Gentle men!
this inherent orce moral force in things in the constitution
of the world has been felt and taught by the wise in all
nations Of the world 1t the meaning this was the
meaning aud soul Of the Greek tragedy this vas the doc
trine If their religion There has come this day one to
"wbom luk ing warfare is dear retribuon with soul full
-of wes. vioaicr of hospitality. giieul without the
guilt of guile. For this day for evil words sha evil
be said for murder stroke shall murder stroke be
"paid Who smtes must smart. Nature Is NOS
SO HELPLESS but that it can rid itself at last Of
every crime. These not the times for faint
he arts for they offer opportunity for imitation The
Nmpa'hes of men slow and inert The Anglo saxon
race is proud and strong but selfish They bel only in
Anglo in their interests they are deaf
principle So was Greece and Poland, aud Italy aud
Hungary and England goes for traie-nt Tor loerty
goes against Greece against Hungary against Schloswig
Hosein The ike toTpor exists here throughout the ac
five classes on the subject of domestic Slavery But 10
the stern edict of progress that liberty shall be hssy
ffuii but that event event age on age, shall
itsef into the opposite SCALE aud not until liberty
has accumulated weight enough to preponderste
against these, shall the counteToise come Al the
statesmen to DO found banded against liberty
They are sure 10 be found defending liberty with their
words bu crushing il with their votes Liberty is not
cheap Ii is the result OF the perectness Of man Noun
ains difficulty must be surrounded wes OF seduction
nust he met dangers enc ounteed he must be healed by
a quarantine of calamties, before hs dare say " am
free" The Inconsistency Of Slavery with the prnc
pies upon which the world is built garantees its downfall
But while own that the pateDce u requires 10 aH
almost too sublime for mortss and when one sees how
fast the rot spreads think demand Of superior men
of the country that they shall be- superior In this that the
mind and virtue of the country shall give their verdcs
In their day and help pull the nuisance down. Pos
session to throw its stupid strength Tor exsng
power and appetite and ambition will 60 for that Let The
aid of vr ue and intelligence be cast where they right
fully belong They organically ours. The Enslisn
Earl Gray said memorable occasion that he should
stand BY his order and wish to the instructed or
Illuminated class know their dag and not stand Tor
the kingdom of darkness. We should not forgive the
clergy Of a country for taking on every issue the mnorA
side nor should justify G0yernor-as the Governor
of Pennsy yania did-n sustaining mob against tho
laws Ii is an immense support for a brave man when
dccuutenanced and ou,voted by The corrupt that better
men in other parts of the country will defend him. rgh
times and without this he will far sooner
ink and decline the controversy in which
he gains nothing but vituperaon aud misrepresentation
Yet the lovers ofhbery may tax with GOODNESS the scho
and literary classes. They were however all lovers
Of liberty Greece and other European countries but
the Universities mbued with the spirit ot 20
beon but have become the seats Of They
grow worldly and political remember on one 81 tnoss
tneuhed returning from the political arena to al
dress her listened TO the speech OF this oraor-this en
nen political II sometimes audiences forget them
seys statesme do not The low bows TO all the crlckery
gods Of the day duly made laughter and applause
only that in one part OF the dseonr'e inc orao, ~
lowed to transpre, against his will think, little
sober sense will not say he said H. but this was what
| heard in my ear: % am, you see, man viraousy
"rIefr 70 he upon the right side You had the power
make your verdict clear AMI prevailing In favor Of
right and had you done So you would have found mo
your willing champion. But you have not done so; you
"baye not armed have to deal With men and things
"as they are Abstracons not for me. go for such
"pares as they have provided mo with. Although am
now to tempt you you il is not my will but neces
"stes which makes me do so Having made thls dscis'
ration he proceeded with his work OF denouncing free
dom lie denounced every name and aspect under whicn
liberty and progress dare show themselves IN TINS ays
and country but with lingering conscience which quail
fed each sentence with q recommendation 70 mercy.
But now gentle psf to every noble and generous
spirit in the lando every poetic 10 every hsroic to'
every religious HEARTBEAT not are our learning our
education our poetry worship to be declared not ~
heads reverted to the dying Demosthenes nor to Luther
nor TO Wallace to George Fox, nor 70 teorge AN
naop but to the dangers and the dragons that Deet the
United States at this hour Gentlemen II 10 not possoie
to extrcate oneself from the the questions in which our
age is involved. bate that We should be content Win
standing on the defensive Liberty is the crusade OF all
brave and conscientious mene epic poetry the new re-
eion the chyslry OF all gentlemen Now at last We are
diseDchared and shall have no more false hopes re-
has oetod oil that has beaen fact after fact years ago.
foretod it ALL and no laid i to heart ID seemed ~
the Turks say, Fate makes that man should not De
"Isye his own eyes But the Fugitive Lag did much
to unglue the eyes Of laughter and applause and
now the Nebraska bill leaves staring Great applause
and lauqLterJ The Anti Slavery Society will add many
memberhis year The Wing party will joint lappauss
the IDernocrats viii join appleuse the population Oh
the Free States will join IT, Applause doubt 40. q
last the Slave States will joint Tremendous applausel
But be that sooner or later, when pleases ooaI asa
the end Of our unbeief-have come TO oeisi th hsre
is Divine Providence in the world which will not save
az but through our own cooperation liremedous ana
renewed applause
N, Emerson having concluded his address, OLIVER
JOHNSON said that there might be right 10 expect hst
Joshua Giddpgs would deliver lecture 10 this course bus
he was not the man leave his seat He hoped the
time wa; lot far distant when the lecture would be de-
vered which be had engaged to give bat which III he ah