New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

would cay that, until The d0etrne ahtagoiSio W VIC
declaration was trampled under foot, there couid
be no peace blen were not all equal IN iaient' 10
health, in mary tbings but as The children OF one
Father. each--the weak aud the stfong-hsd night
IN demand the same kind Of justice as The other.
The Government was asssi~d III those very respects
in which il embodied The frmts OF Christianity ana
the HIGHEST forms Of civilization. The eaker would
rarsl win inst indignation and glowing llide the
cbsr1e Of Fail Russell late Lord John Russell. that
olrs Was conflict, Ike those which had 50 often
been WINGED in EuIore, or the one side for empire,
on tie olber for power. Oar country, BIKE the
LAGOON, bad long lain ia the ever tightening Ger.
rent fclds Of Slavery. The p"rrleMng QuesiOns OF
race, caste conoiton. and climate, cast into tic ma
ton by the African boU6msn-" licb the wieest and
siroi gest knew lot how 10 deal wi'h-weTe likely
20 be solved by tie war. 4 Greet Political emanci-
ration was impossible We were bound TO conduct
The war in accordance with he COOftuiOn, or else
acknOWe ledge the flufe republican, Institutions,
He wi.hed e could declare political emancipation. lie
wished Adam lad not sinued, and that his posieriy
had not been affected. Bot that didn help the mat
r. lie wisbed our iatUers lad STOOD out against
the Compromise OF tire Constitution" 10r
serpent Just Matched was not balf 70 dangerous az
flll,grovn serpent. We had declared our iealty to
the Constitution, and "Se could not now oIesh
The pact. 1he war he'd not driven us into revolution
TIE Constitution was hot superior to night, con-
science, or liberty; bot we mutt Keep our phghied
fifth and when we could not abide by our rO1,lse
we had better stand apart SO two tel aiatc leoper
Wefe we, then, shut up ty this reasoIingf No
What the pen OF the legislator COULD not co. VIC
sw ord OF tie warrior would Do. Tie South having
made war Tor the continuance CT Slavery, they had
brought down on their own heads its destruction.
Win strange iniatuntioD, if the ieasonings on the
confer ed ot Of tie slave heretofore prevalent were
correct, The slaves by thousands we've tearing 'ueu
sclves away from The paiiiaIchal institution.
Besides, the South had consented TO pay premium
of $4,000 600 for free cotton. All the world
was becoming eottOr-ield. Cotton mace
Slavery, and cotton would cure II. lhe South
had compelled us Ia defending The CONSTITUTION
20 extend i's ags over her own sayes-to establ sh
n proyi ional Government over those set iIee. Ihe
DAYS OF Slavery were ended. jus. 20 lat g. we
chose 70 take care Of tie slaves God would put them
into our bands. Tie war would bflDg Us Ieaoe
based on firm foundations. The South bad nlsap-
| Ureheuded Northern character NeWeIe now tehu'
Ing forth those who would tell what Northern men
| can 10. IApplause.l Since tie South, as mass,
could not read we mus give them vocal instrncuoh;
Since thew would not 20 TO school We mnht teho
our schoolmasier TO them. From the moment we
\ showed Them we were more than match ior theH
!, ovr,s fbsv vCould respect u.s. Ii a matter of
/ thsnks.iying that we were not divided North.
TINE there were reptiles that uIked IN tier ioies ara
hissed but az soon they reared their heads tiey
were fcotched. We were q united Nortb, ara az
sure the sun rose ana SET we suould oe
| TAprlauseJ We were never so strong as now.
tVfo knew in 1857 that were taking IN TIE ealls
of the old ship to prepare for the hurricane Proyi-
dence in giving us lenty and oTdaiuing scarcity
sbroad hsd taken the crown from King Cotton and
put j, on tie head of Corn. The speaker Lad gone
through the corD-felds and heard the corn rusting,
and he thought it was the WHO'D blowing through the
corn; but 1t was God speaking 10 bin, ana inter
pretfng o him in Language be now understood, but
hen did not And every blade lifting mp t- head
eaid. Liberty is coming. Emancipation Is coming"
Now. lust when mechanical England would have
demanded our PORTS to he opened the needs our corn
more than cotton. Tue scarcity OF food ~ England
and France had put them on Ihelr goCd oenav'or,
snd these two antagonists Liberty and God, Slavery
ard the devil, were to fight out the matter between
themselves.
The services closed with the National anthem and
the benedictioD.