New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

testiied 10 by f. P. Blair esq, were expected, By
the Republicans, 10 DO stricken out IN the Compend
which we proposed 70 circulate an electionserinx
docum ent-Dot that they were ncendary bat because
| il was blnnder not 70 be urged.
ABOUT INSTRUCTIONS. -
While upon this subject, allow me 70 cay word
| upon the subject OF insurectons. believe have
made more speeches in vindieation OF the Republican
party than any man IN tie United States North or
South believe, from my correspondence with indi-
viduIas associations and other combinations Of that
party am as intimately acquainted with the purposes
Of that party 90 any man In America, and win tell
you what believe those purposes TO be, according to
my understanding and their views with regard 10 his
whole subject of the liberation of slaves BY force and
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We now and always have regarded the poor African
as of an inferior race and although do not pretend
TO divine the Dscrutabe designs Of Deity, although We
cannot cay what may be the design ofthe great am,
whether they shall ascend in the scale Of humanity,
and we 90 down, or they go up still higher we eaye
these que sons entirely 70 the philosophical Spectator,
saying that is not subject Of political action at sls
but so far practicabty is concerned, we say that
the black is of inferior race, and although
the poet says that the feels pang great as
when giant dies, yet believe that all poetry
and not truth. The life OF man and OF woman
Bile as is elevated and removed from the condition or
the beast of the field that perisheth Therefore tna
when Great Britain held her supremacy over the I'M
mense millions of India, attem ting BY tne desponc
mower of force TO rule it-by no amaigamatiou
OF interests taking under a common pro.Sction
and into common glory those untold millions
when upon the abstract proposition, every
man was bound to confess that the right was on tbs
side of the Indan-yet my tympathies were on lno
side OF common ancestors, ana lmagns .na. oa.
side of few fanatics there NO men among these
thirty millions of people that did not sJmpatnze WIKI
the Brtsh--tbe white race as against me REQ ana coz
ored of India, although, as say sne nsn. was
ryaa tbis deyelopment of race, making them little
ess than godlike and dvine and becanse more espe-
ciay those men had proved by their brutality, when
temporary success crowned their efforts, that they
were unfit for liberty. The who dsres not TO BE-
generous ia not fit to rule TO be free and we all
ioced when we understood that the cid British Lion
had rise triumphant over the Juggernautsh flags OF
the people.
But we come down page lower in history, and see
Hungary struggling against superior power,
for that independence which Austria attempted TO take
away from her. When she fought for the God-g1ven
and rational rights of Independence, all this was
changed Why Because, by the Liberation OF their
slaves they showed that they perceived great prnei-
ple and in this acknowledgment Of great principle,
they based themselves indssoluby upon the sympathy
of all the unbiased intellect Of wide, humani-
ty. We all wanted Hungary 70 triumph We NE al ho oe
race, cay here tonight that wnch nhye We :a o as
arose bch God forbid it should come, when the Af-
can slave and the superior should take mp arms TO
vindicate their liberty, which can be In no states
race / am ON the side OF my own race. The
solution of this problem is fraternal one. These are
the sentiments which have always avowed. Further,
believe this to be the sentiment, 30 far as know,
Of the members of the great Republican party OF
the States. sE
ACCUSATIONS WITH INTEREST.
NV distinguished friend, John c. Breckinridge, has
all his allegations answered by the record, no. by my
say so. But he has INDUCED in speculation and in
ference, and intend to turn the tables on him Little
In turn, I accuse Vice President Breeknrdge, and
the Democratic party, on the following counts:
First: OF obtaining and using power under false
pretenses. Read their last platforms.
Second, OF false pretenses, as a Democratic party,
claiming to be the special guardians and eonservators
of the liberty Of the people, and yet igner-
ing those rights, and cancelling them 10 the over.
throw Of the great common law guards OF freemen'
which secure them from the illegal search Of their
persons, papers, and homes. Witness, gentlemen,
all the reported of outrage made through all the
Slave States from the beginning of the Government,
the formation OF the Constitution, and ending In the
year 1860 Look TO the record OF all the Slave states
of the Union where outrages Of this kind not only
perpetrated but attempted TO be vndcaied by the
pressoutrages against which there is redress, and
none even affected to be enforced
Third As false in the notification OF the laws OF
constitutional comfy. See the case of Hoar and others.
See the article of the Constitution, which authorizes
citizens of the several States to in the Federal
Courts of the United States. You all know how that
was.
Fourth Of violation of the treaty with Mexico
There was made with Mexico, while she at
peace with us, where are told in the Report that
your Gen. Taylor marched amid men, women, and
children, flying from their heartLstones, IN consequent
of the invasion by the United States forces.
Fifth Of the practice of the slave-trade. Yea
gentlemen, distinguished persons in the South have
boosted openly not only that they intended to violate
the laws prohibiting the slsvetrade, but that they
have proceeded to carry their purposes into execution,
and bad landed upon the Southern coasts what have
been VIGOROUSLY acknowledged to be slaves, fresh
from the Coast of Africa, and have yet to learn OF
the first punishment of the violation Of the law.
NORTHERN ALLIES OF DEMOCRACY.
Here remember TO speak of those Northern alice
whom the late Democratic Convention in Kentucky
refused to trust They right tell you now they
are right, and am going TO give you httle extra ad-
vice Some shareholders want to know how long they
Will stand by them. They will stand by them iust a.
long as they pay them. The moment they cease to
have possession of the Government so soon will these
allies leave them. This is the kind of men they have
for Northern allies. Gentlemen take il that you are
all men Of sense and put it to you here to night
If were TO get up here and say that believed
Slavery was divine institution, and that all my prev-
ous declarations were false; that / convinced
had been wrong, and that it preferable liberty
and "a religious inftituton favored Of God" as Mr.
OConor has said wouldn every one OF you put your
hand upon your purse, for fear ! would steal your
money! ouwould at once say: "That man thinks
to-day as he always did, ard in addition TO all
the Isscaltes we have charged upon him, he is
an internal hypocrte; we will not trust him.
The who has ever seen the sanctity Of the hearth
stone preserved nvioa,e and who has gone into some
common school TO receive his education who reads his
primer his English Reader, and studies the Bible,
and rises from the reading and tells you that from his
observation the condition of Slavery is the true cond
ton Of humanity is not the TO man 10 make sacri-
hces Tor shareholders or any one else. He who has
seen all these thnga and turns round and tells you In
the South "Ihave lived under all theee institutions and
believe Slavery to be good thing, divine insti,a
hast