New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

w hit WERE 6efes,eS. yon now nee sgin on thu eve
20 nal vic ory You have had our Br Gods wine
fellow -ciizes renew the comb" with sn 'csuuted
spirit, sbd le' ibs yvsr " ,Utss az 1oTst0 SD
Ii is sD old sayi0g and n tue one. ttas thrgI
are st the worst hey osgn to mend thought We
had reached the woIet Ger tie administration Of
Far Hin Pierre, bDt believe tost mat,rs awe not
hen needed since then. W,en | ~.s SIX A four
ars $40, 10 Euro e. III re- aIon TO Kan.aS: " How
can such thipgs be 30 in AoeIi, | alswsr.d
/" We sre uGfrurats ths ipe 10 temporary rul r.
bot we ehaii have better one iext tine" When
PIECES suco ssOr ctne bad II, tn ug 10 NV, How
much our nsuonal pr ,suRe has d,maged hrou ~
Cn the world, ouTitg he lsst seven wears % &C
Iy 10 tstmated. We ksepO r scg ia the wang iard
a the Iahous whts- exam. le max = other Il. ,ons
FIRE. by he sympatbi aud concc zoos of the ma ses
Of our Ieope IN her ttau by tie pO ic aud the pr.c
fice Of our government Wbtn the two cjnci IA
they should AID shall If are itfa t, Our rns, we
shall no loI ger have canse for humiliation Executive
40 hofity tecomes in effect, a de.uo ism We ha @
touched bottom At las, ,huk for when the Execl-
tive authority becomes, IN efrert q dsspotism, when
yensty undt rmiues the honors of public AT on and
treSchefy Ii recognized branch Of polite tactics it
is fht nit Ia E5giO- "a lower d--p.
Yet, when we look back over the ruggla and not,
wi been accomplished we have a. cause for des-
rOnd,n.y. MOI tng ago brano, as s-cuon. we baya
aireSly cone o he the ony true Datiou4l pirty-sup
DR. SEED indeed IN some ates, reg I'D % utyard
expression but the less hvi la the - ret con-
xicons Of thousands of hearts. Within ten Years the
ata Of freedom has bee enlarged By the sdnss IN of
fee California, tree Min esOtt free Greg n and by
the b, ssit of God hall foon IA free 4osas TO
the nun Der. An unSelsh adherence to i4ciple al
WAYS Isures victory ia { end.
Oors lis ns shoyt-ght-d policy which ooly o,ks to
eone prs Mt mtere Its best fruis lie for 10 the fu-
tuTe Ii is the MY solution undrr tue CourtuloI o.
the question which dis,urbs our psac--tne only policy
by which Our u-try u iii the destiny traced on
fer h'r by the uanitest IN OF Goa!
l will 10 long-r detein you from hearing the d
tireUiFhtd gentlemen who are present aud wuoss p
ii itsl e1perhnre viii give their words au au hofity
With yoa which may peGtaps be waot1g 20 moe.
DIR Eioer CONNIE d hts spaecl WI de .unclatiOn
Of 'ree-rfde; bu he -.Ay occupied 10 coud snn.
ing Slavery. When We arrived on tie ground DR. E.
wss observing thst, WHEN OegrDs ter wished his
Carrsge hitChed up better ms boots be- black
el CO. and other hi Is doe ny the lave, aod li him
that be may have Saturday l. hlus sell and a cablu and
patch Of Rrouud be IA mas eT) {, a cerain extent
Jeccl Diztd auOn foe be paid hi slave for HIS
Labor some hug UeyOud ueIe living. ID +. noticed
the slavery even Of women, I'd observed t1tt if a
eeUi ing macbiNe Viii could be worked BY child
COZ Id d. the work of twenty women, heu roman 6
toll wee only worth the tweu,ieih p4t VI d child s.
TIE spstker was in favor Of labor coupled with
in'elhge ce. In c)uC0s u, he spoke strong il favor
Of he Un'oD, anO sad that no viewer JOIN BE might
rsie tie Uy 4 Union We he Poo,lee par y would
support the Uni ind the Cous tuition lust as oar
fatleIs gave them DO 10 ne, Great cheering.