New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
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cod,t,o an whseh natars placed him, n leave MA in
n ,,sls vf ga soe apd the master W supply vse gov
e.n,-s.s In tlc control O which he - dchensi nor s
hd1tisihg him 81 any OF his ~ hes 70 osil nlu "
s.sson for lhs labor and iAenS employed IN govern
hx bim and rendering inm ussial 70 hilnssu
aEd te the s,ciety around Ian. Ine-e az
1he rnopies which the extreme measa re Oh ne 80
htio,fs eo.nre as 10 meet This is the ground mat
We nsUss take. We are not ~ t$lS So0us oiaNo 40
a. evil, Slavery keiug thing "bNn, .nve6u -
-nitious nu,t ~ tolesssed, because We iaNe ilS,e
Qsatgan. to tolerS1e t. We arc W HOOK ~ 40 - 10
Nnrs, lc.k a "A ~ th the e Of sound philosophy,
aud Ne must prcrouDce jus, benign, lswi~, proper
and tLat ne Coz siitutiOa established ~ our Ioe
@,is-, ,h,A preserves and maintaius u, ls not so-
-, 49,, ,.-,eked but soupd and wise sIsd entitled 70
- nj A.. and heartiest ,yrolsciioni sSd that our exc
,,sers az due 20 blm, Whoever ne HsJ oe' VINO may
eh;..t 70 enforcing The proVlsons oi Sal NonseI'on
I'D sle utrsost good iaith, VINO gees away from its
h,sas obllsations 10 SOW iDsnTrectiOn, dlrc0rd,
Ar trouble Of coy descnpnOp thTOu hout ne eTrcOes
81 eaf southern Deighbors. ArFl1nse. Inese Sre
a.. ,s,ei,les upon which We must act, IRIS is "bat
a., a,n say 20 our brethren Of the South. ii We nave
at r. en- irtO Congress who false 70 taese views,
and s,e ready 10 violate the principles wbcn Oind US
loeetbet We must ak 10 be forgiven until we have
saotsr-ehar CO. We must tell the South that these
s.sn ssii be esnrigned 70 privacy, and true men,
1saflul " the Constitution, wh0I0Te all pofuOns %
lse soGAtry alike, shall be elected IN lDer sea-. ~
Gentlemen, we must d0; We mnst PROMISE NAT we
must perform IT, iAppause. Three cheers ior ti1s'
OaoiCr.l But a word more, gentlemen, aod nave
done / have no doubt a. tAl t1a' what nave
said dis evening will be greatly InlsrePrea"hCe 4;
IAal n IA very certain that i bave not had
time eH0ugh to enlarge fully aod 70 expand on tbese
fntsse.g topics but have ventured to express my
zelf boldly ad distinctly, taking be consequences DC
xhat tbey may. Applause. But viii say slngie
v0id by way Of OK xpiana'iOn. have naintan ned INC
justice Of Slavery. i have saalnt@sed at '"Saasc
hold tat the negro IL decreed by nature 10 state OF
n,,niiaae nuder The dominion OF the wise white man,
IA eYscv climate where God and nainre have tad the
eepr sb, uld live at all say sla1e OF pnpiAge and
y al may be rightly understood, say bhat u l' Ine
Aut, Of the while 70 treat hun Kindly that u -
the utereti Of the while 70 treat hlnl kindly lAp-
plsuse Aud that il the white man ~ the enaes
where savery EXITS, only let alone by The crazy
fsnses who are iasinS dstnF uoeS
noleAnt, tDat whatever awr, whatever improvements
whatever variations in the conduct Of society are
peeessary the dictates of interest and humanity be-
tween tie white man aud Tue BLACK VIII DC iliy ana
fairly CARED IL II not pretended that the mi er
has rieht 10 slay his slave IL is not pretended thai
lesbs right ~ be guilty Of harshDess and lnhdman
jty 80 his slave. Why, have not "a right here IN
tie North 10 be guilty Of cruelty and lnhumAnlty 70
our horses 1t il an ildctble ohense 20 commit such
aaety. Tie sanie laws exist ID the South, aud, u
tbere II any failure in enforcing them 70 The fullest il
J. due 10 the misconduct Of those external forces which
aie pressing upon the Southern States, and compels
them lapplau,e cOmpels them to abstain, perhaps,
from mnny Of benehctnee toward the negro which
efherA s.e wOnld be employed, IN truth, III fact, IN
deed IpFeat oLeerIgl, IN irnll, IN fact, IN deco.
In truth in fact in G,ed the white man IN te slave
holding States bas rghtful exercise OF author
~ und. he law Ofthe land over slayecan no more
violate Humanity than any one OF you-than any fatder
h any of tho Free States Of this Union aes
viostiye Of humanity toward his own sou under the
age Of 81 yeaIs Cheers, and cries of " That's 80 y
Yu H. fer as the law is con 'erned, you ali own
yCur boys. You have the right, until they are u, 10
to make lheR work for you; you have the right 10
hire out their services 10 take the pay for them; you
have the rig 70 chastse them in your Judgment, with
IN and bumg nifty If they vl0 ste your comm inds
aud Trey ore entirely without political rights, and
.0 tbsm the age VI 20 years and III months cannot
80 the polls aud give vote. Therefore, gentle
DeD before tie law, there is bat difference be-
tRAan the fee white man Of 70 years OF age ia the
Northern States, and the negro baldman IN the
Southern States. The white mau IL 70 be emancipa-
bop aI 81 for his God-given gfs eRite him TO eman-
eipaliOD and ft him 10 govern himself The Degro,
10 Le sure, is to be bOndInRn all his life,
who may be sold from one mater TO
another; but where s the i'll in that One
may be good another. II there be laws Ia refe-
renee 10 the mode of sale which by separating man
asd wife do occasionally lead 10 the preparation VI an
acs which shocks humanity, aud may 6e said 10 ylo-
tte the propnefy and all conscience u such thiDgs
80 Acne lef - south atone, auc she VIII correct
them, tcbeers Let our brethren OF the South take
sare Of heir own domestic institutions Applause.i
They will 10 rsgunte them as 70 put an end to any
10 of this deso1pton II they be occasionally COM
vlfted ~ ] suppose they are, which are contrary TO
III ieft conception OF right and humanity. l
baxS never yet known nation conquered from evh
v.n,;a brought 10 the right OF civilization in religion
anS ,he rov,sdgs OF the Gospel, by the bayoneh by
,,anaI lsws bv External persecution OF any KIND
E Ebss,s ibSye ia no \~sy hat by arousing deelamr-
Bon snd autcrv ayainst a neorle from those abroad
oulfide of their Territories that can improve tnen
manners and morels in any respect. NO, you Wln
attack th. vices of a people you make them clisS
10 those very vices, for the not very eensurst-
be feeling Of manhood and patriotism Cet
tbem alone gentlemen. If there be any errors IN
ts respect they viii correct them. There 10 but one
way N which you can leave them TO the guidance OF
their Town iua9meut Retain them IN thus Union as
eur brethren AID perpetoate this glorious eon'edereey
NE eniov and that by resolving without any refer
enee 10 political party faction TO which any one OF
YOU may belong without reference 10 the name po-
isical or otberWise which you may please 10 bear
association, resolve that the man, ns ae whom
he may who advocates that Slavery ia unjust
and aught 10 be aSsailed and legislated against,
ar who sgitates the subject OF Slavery
IN snv of l,s forms as political hobby,
say iht snlject of trguishing Slavery, that thtt
man s be denied our suE' ages and net only denied
your sorsges but that you will select from the ranks
OF the opposite party 10 your own, 1t 1t Is necessary,
men N M yen like the least and entertain opposite
ssntin en but through whose instrumenisty You wul
be enabled defend his election, and secure 10 the
eounseS Of this nation men who are true to the Cons'
tuition who are lovers of the Union, and who are r.
solved upon no consideration of imaginary benev
lenee people who do not really desire their aid u
sacrifice 10 leopard in any degree the blessings we
enjoy under this glorious Union. May It be perpetu-
ated Tremendous oheerng.l
Amid great disorder, WAsHNcros HUSr was intro
aaeed by the Mayor. Mr.. Hunt addTesfed the Mayor.
An irreverent scallRwag cried out " This way, old
mani and large number of people shouted
Louderp When this had been repeated few
times, Mr.. Hunt became sadly confused, and he was
e ged 70 take out his prated speech which elic
tied general guiiaw. His voics broke dOwn, a.
which there were savage cries of Louder" "Tarn
this wayp Stln he persisted in addressing the Mayor
and referring to hs printed slips. People laughed