New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

pisr tstiop will @y again that, II they Will come
D. me. win shsw then as fine lot Of negroes and
The pnre African, seo they can End anywhere: ana
Will show them as handsome set Of little ehiioren
there as can be seen langntsr] and any gnantty o.
them too. Renewed laughter And wlsh tns'
Virginia may be az good slave-frsdlng ana save
bre, ding State as Georgia. and IN saying ina. "",
mean 10 be dmrespeciful 70 Virginia, bat 10 ho' m'A"
TO de- dgs the question at all. ~,
Now. wait no Office, never asked any, did not
aek the State Convention TO send me here; ous au
here 10 tell the truth to you all aud this 70 my ioea
pon-intrvention. want the State OF Virgioia, sno
has nj grots to have many as she pleases. ~ yo.
want Slavery in the State of Massachusetts, want
Won TO have it. II you want Slavery in Indiana ana
Ohio and Wis6nsin and Minnesoit,, IN Goo p,uhe
bsye it, It IA your right to have slaves 400 lu@ no
msny or az few as you please; will never Jio any
rary which desires to force Slavery anywhere or 70
keep il from any place. [apPLnse ] belisy. 'na maj
il r. euated BY he law of God Of natures God, and
all hit,ory proves that to be 30, and all that ask s
"bandi off" leave it to the people Of the STATES sna
of the Territories TO settle that matter for them
selves der the Constitution Of the United Ststes
lApplause.l .. -, NV vote
upon OF thing. know that am not going to be ap
paudeo in what cay; bat reed sown IN goou n'"s
that am wrong, yet ! think ] sha live to zee the
day when the doctrines which | sdvoea'e tonight
v III be the doctrines of Massachusetts and oil the
"Trutb crushed to earth win rise ssain; . ..
The eternal year, Of God are heni
While error, wounded wIhes Ia pain
..fr And dies amid her worshpcrs"
I,ay 90 for non.interventoD in the broadcast sense
of the term l say that this whole thug should be
taken out Of the hands of the General Government,
cay il is all wrong to be spending two or three mlliohs
at dollars Annually from pockets, and saciltelbB
Thousands of lives upon the Coast OF Africa, IN That
terrible cline 10 prevent going there TO get few
pegroee iii ia 1hs for 10 60 70 Virginia and buy
and pay Sco for him. il . ,hs sas r rEo. Gl US
papte and laughter Here is the CONDITION we are
place in and you may well come to your senses and
face the music. .
There are 900 of our negroes now down at Key
West b. gping aud pleading rot 10 be sent back. III
they should be sent oa,k what would BE- The result :
One bali Of them would die before they got there, and
the other half would be turned upon the Coast OF
Africa upon the Coast Of beris smong stran gers to
be eaten up by 6annibss be caugbt and sold again.
or die Of starvation; and this you call bunanity.
cay il is piracy. soy that Government is aching
against right and reason in this matter. And II the
Southerr bad the spunk and spirit to come right
up and face the North, believe tue Nofthsrn Deinoc
cy least would come to the true doctrine OF popn
Lr sover. ignty and non-intervenon. Applause and
laughter.
Think of to Two thousand of these poor bsrba-
rans from Africa caught within the last four weeks,
and kept upOn that miserable Island OF Key West,
diving there from disease and starvation, and what do
no de are TO be sent back By our Government at an
expense of two millions, though they are plead
ing and begging lot to be sent back and landed upon
the coast OF Africa II If cruel, nhnman, wrong, aud
appeal to the good sense Of the American nation
aesiDst it. Look at John Bull. lie has bodnd us TO
catch all we aud send them back at AN expense OF
SIS Del head. We send them back. But what does
John Bull do Wien he gets them he apprentices
them out again and makes slaves out Of them Tnai is
the by pocrincal treaty that you are bound BY and
vet hear no Son hern voice or Northern voice raised
against this aggression upon the law of nature aud Of
natures God But intend 10 raise my voice against
it, humble as it is.
Now this may be secondary question before Ms To-
night. The great point is harmony and union in the
great Democratic party. Let us whip the Black Re-
pubicans; let us win the fight; and when We have
settled these things let act together and al will be
right.