Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-18
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! Il there is anything that to ne now IS mtre
discraceful than all others to manhood womaI
hood and childhood, il is Northern reverence for
the institution OF slavery. (Applarse.) ] d.
not forget tie place and the people 10 whom
| speak The city Of n York, that to this gov
eriinient is a power behind the throne mnTe pow
erful than the throne itself and if here | could,
| by giving up my life, inculeate fair and caldid
spirit con, erIiing the insttuti OF slavery, God
Knows how willingly | would die Had the
people of New York year ego declared TO the
government, or to tue President, -' We instruct
| YOU to issue proclamation to the slave States,
saying: You must within ih rty days lay down
| your ANS or | will free al your slaves, that
proclamation would have been issued, and the
war ended year ago.
Why has this war been 50 long Kept up
That ii might preserve the insiitu N OF slavery
that inaugurated it. 1t commenced in the fall
of lS;,5 on the PLAINS Of Kansas Every slave
State, save MIlyIAnd and Delaware, had an
army on the plains of KtI Sas. that liberty might
be killed. How did we save Kansas
A haAdful Of men, weak and itebe, with
f.w Sharue's riff 3, did it. We said to slavery
= You have brought this trouble upon us and
Won shall cease to exist IN Kansas :" we also
sail to these whCs; shackl.S were stricken Ctl,
Take Sharpes rife aud hght with us"
man made like Us, and with hands like ours,
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dom " aud NO give him the gun, kuOA ing ho
ould fight as well as we. Applause
havs three children. and [ supp lse most Of
you have children, if not, you expect to have.
! This war has been dreadful ca!EiH''y upon Us,
| and dent want my children 20 suffer iTJm such
| awa- b K upon i: a. cJwardly to entail upoI
our children an intestine wsT such rs this. It's
upon Us now, and in = icw days it viii be closed
80 far as operations of armies 90. Applause ]
II we permit vestige Of slavery to reinEin Wi IL
in the boundaries If the Union, wc inqi-e a civil
war upon our children. CO with ne to the State
| of Delaware. There are 1900 slaves in d Ia
ware is she any nearer being free S;ate thsu
] if she had 100000 L ok at her Baysrd and
Saulsbury | have nothing to say about them,
e1cep. that they would sink thousand Uaions
! like this rather than peril their institution AID
| their political putty.
In Western Virginia tine people voted ten to
one in favor Of emancipation. They Famed
constitution, and yet they da,e not emb dE
resolution in favor Of emancipation, however
| gradual Why Tncy are afraid
Ho about \ nth Carolina / am not BE-
lever in special Providence, but do believe it
would have bs,n well if a.ter S,aaly had put
his hand to that order the eaT.h had opened,
and 10 been ssEt-down. Laughter ] Look
| at it in all lis de'ormity 4 President appoints
! A rOvtruor-a President who has recent y de-
clared that TO slave, once within the lines shall
! be sent back to slav, Ty, sud this governor de-
clares that he is Jmp lioi by the laws of slavery
| to issue an order 80 r1pulsiye toeVery sentiment
| of humanity
Find me a ID m )e-at il Washington who was
born sue aud be is enc WhJ dtc. ar Stan'y's
| order is all right Democrat III NV York
does the same thing. There is clasS Of Demo
crats who l1ve ID mocrscY great deal better
! than they do the UniOn ! suppose there is 10
! man who y i'll deny that slavery Is in direct con
lict i.h the civilization Of the age. Em.nci-
patton is now necessity. You may As well
| come square TO It, because the slaves have
snuif,d freedom, and they are worthless after
that as slaves 1t nay have occurred 10 you,
while am speaking, ~ say: What will you
do with 'eu Il is upon us, the emancipation
of every slave is upon US, aud We must not
blink. What will you 90 with ',m Q"
| We have in Kansas j. coo families. -Four
.hou aud slaves have recently tmlgrafet from
Arkansas and Missouri into kIrsaS, AMI yet We
get along [Applausc ]
have aided 300 slaves to emigTate This
year, laue ehter, AID it has not been very
good year for negroes either. Laughter
When they fist come into camp they LOOK
down but agter aw lille ih-y look ard act K.
men. IIs truth that all Tie reliable inforna-
tom | received in Missouri l received f.O u
slaves.
have said that so s0oE as we can do it, these
two races should be separated, Tor the good OF
bolh-not now, not till We educate them and
pieuare them tor self government. l am not
G.tite as anxious as you TO get the negroes out
OF ,ulh CarUliUa. | would Ike to Ere South
Carolina rever dedeat to that race Ap-
Dlnpsc. In guarantee there wouli be uO more
secession in South Carolina if that Was so. r.
newed laught-r 7 Z lueste them where they
are "But," Gays you, "dOw about cotton !"
NV York is the great metropolis Of the country,
and believe thsIe are measures now before tue
Congress of the nation, which will make NeE
Y.rk the metropolis Cf the world, and we hope
the Pacif, railroad bill will be pass, d, ihus N
Meeting the East and the West, and ffsctinK
that result. You wont get coitOni II you
want to increase it, break down the monopoly
nov held by shareholders d. you say now
break it downi Why, if those men don't want
To s,ay and work with ir,e labor, let them come
away. and make room for Northern IN n, who
know how to make money cut of tree labor
Auylause I The slave will increase the pro
duet auadruyle v hen msde free. As slave h'
; bas no incentive to WOrk-giVe tin his psy ant
he works AS other men work. But, says one,
dOn't kLoH about Hrming the slaves | shoul'
> not have said So perhaps, in eonsel valve New
] York, but the time is coming when that, too
2 will be i necessity.
lnZ army OF the ItbttliDu " III O6 ri b-iNt a
A few weeks but they will exist in guerrill:
hands. In Missouri there has beon no organ
T iz,,1 army lof three months, yet that State La
and is suffering more than ever FROM guerTillas
4 I,w long aad how much did it taxi 10 destfO
1 III. handful of Semiuolrs secieted in tie glade
c az Florida Years, and millions OF dolla s.
I Is not the guerrilla system branded by a
] nations as lnurderouS Well, II "lIl exist al
c how viii you meet 1t
I prouo.e to meet it by se'ting the slaves {
S those men free, aud setting them - hunt tEer
e GU, [Applause.l
d When we ret the gueTrIlas cleared ont b
o the use OF the slaves would ike to see ever
II irait.r who las to die, die by he hand oi b
sr own slave. Let the slave whom he has Oi
+ Dressed do th, ijb traitor to the pest goN
{ ernment ON the earth would fnd fault with I'll
S, hand that strikes him dead. He ought TO
thankful that he's permitted to Clio. Lang
N ter The tories Of the revolution lived II
h of b.u. and how much worse vii. be tie coi
y dAion # tho e who are permitted to live ait
ID their tr.itorous doings. A No them traI:o
to The miserable slave Of slavery, MS Viocatio
III Oh. | wish that was forgiven for the crime
nc having once III my hcsrt reveTenced the iIstlt1
- tiou OF slavery. Applause Tho devotee
&c .lavrrv ia a human nd. 1h re is no erin
OF bs viii not c ,fnmi- for slavery Why, thou
er and of these follows would march over III
y Kansas, aud if they K led an unarm ID pi2nce
3 or a def.rseloss wOman, or bit le child, th'
~ claimed great victory. Laughter. h0
l. would yeu like to see S'uth Carolina con
: into tbs Uuion With the same staiaS as she h
i'll brfore? Who would like TO ses South Caroli
nd come into the L uion as she went out Of 1t
have vote to east on that snhi g: IA |
half of snsas aAd when ho who speaks to y
,n caSt, vote in favor Of that he will n'YeI agu
he face the gnlaut people Of Kansas. lArpiAus'
at And ffst, then we viii enancipa!e the slaves
N. the saves OF rebels if Jou say so, for you c
nd commences wbc.e you please, Tor | know 1t "
10 r"s,,It i, he freeing of every slave in eve
sts are tried that in Missouri. Lsughte
nat 7 said to niy oiIi :srs AID men, q" the sllvsS
I" traitors a,e confscat-d d" l issued no Proclau
ith ton. Lausht-T
gh. aot fo 4 car tain point III bliss )ull one u