The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-16

x LcvUoS-l am AFRAID that an mot much nike HIN.
en, ns.ever, and prsaehed 70 the sp'eiss In prissa;
n regard vb NEVER 50 nsor z, h MN =
e. veo 70 sinners IN this House. tell you Of tao
sISe s,.tes that you must emsncpae your slaves Il
from slaves into serfs, and gve them homes and otect
and guard the sancty Of the family We shall rot
H. You ssssT Of
But i.snt that this system must ultimately be exun
gushsd There is no question about it. You who advo-
INC pcrpetmty on eisvery like set OF madcsp n
who should place themselves on the ton Of an icsbsr
which had disenssged itself from the frozen regions y
the North, and begun TO boat DOWNWARD and
through the warn climates. Tho shincs ana melt,
~ the soft winds blow and melt IT. the rains descena
then those wild visionares who fancied they could Sail
an iceberg through the tropics, start up and baspheme
sunshine and rain and zephyr, and moutning the heA
sum- and the blowing Of tho winds and the falling Of tho
rain, they viii crumble his universe "from turret TO
ns D, S
BILE At tho chivarys Renewed laughter) You may call
this sxtrsvagant but you can no moro perp,tu,
in order 70 perpetuate il, than you can stop the
shining Of the sum- or the ripple Of the Sea- the descent
can snSas The %hen e o
dashes Ito crested mountain pillows against the rocks
s - preposerous 70 think taking slavery down through
iceberg through the tropics is the order Of things.
Am willing TO ooncede that you do anything that any
You about Harper Ferry, but believe Wi not am
willing to concede that you brave - other man;
although do not think you show II by this abusive Lam
gusge because brave men always calm and self pos
sessed God feels anger, for he knows fear Isay
you can do anything that other can do You can
or could do hut the stars in their are cht
ing you God in his providence, lighting against
you The universe established upon the gre princi.
pie OF justice and truth may be jostled out OF ito place
for little while, but VIII sooner or later fa BACK 10
its grooves You must sacrifice slavery for the GOOD
ps The and he o, a. hs me
nation Refuse neglect this refuse proclaim liberty
through all tine land to al the Inhabitants thereof and
the exodus Of the slave will be through the Red Sea-
lie well known physiological rs well - psychological
fact that ancestral characteristics reappear after long
disappear and sa.h out y distant point i 5 .Iso ~e
known that the Saxon blood 10 being nhtrated into the
blood Of the epsaved By and by some Marion will be
everglades Of South Carolina and Patrick Henry win re-
appear IN the Old Dominion shouting g OF DID, "Give ~
as ". .os
and made him rembe for his country, when he re-
membered that God was just and that his justice
tribute would be snrayed upon the side Of the struT
Cling bondmen And he justified the uprising, BY
saying the little finger OF American slavery was thicker
tnan the lions Of British despotism Sir, Virginia cannot
enord-the country cannot aord-to continue practice
fraught with 20 much OF peril It is better remove the
match The future glory and usefulness Of this nation
cannot be sacrificed to this system Of crime The nations
OF the earth are taught by our example, The American
republic must repose queen among the nations OF the
earth. Slavery must die: Cathargo est dclends The
philosophy therefore, and the lesson which the slave
al these events not these expressions Of rage and
vengeance Instead Of being stimulated TO revenge Viz
gnia ought to have learned the lesson Of penence
have put on sacfclOh and q mbciSs the
disaton OF corn mixed with the products Of tho poul-
ness, In view Of her ain Of slaveholdDg
Mr.: MAHnS (Va)-And If you come among US, we will
DO With you q We did With John srovn-hang you up a