New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

pt,er1 The tm1s are cbaneing. ies' VIZ
il srolee Of with oxIl3iI1n-aud wen nia! ~
H.. :, ,,sc,i,- ,ivn a. 80 times, tho6 even ~
r,,,.'.on ISs leon able TO Cp,ak IN me O''y =,
va irc,o, or She snti, o: Savery, sno as'i'.,
!, vvi,bout being IN veil Of bis me- 'n'e go
Voi,s, Glcelev- Loud gbc'r. tins ".cn i,,d MI
~ er,.k in the Cap .al al bis eon.uy 'i,'o In,
$50 ,,.o,ds Cor tc,AlT 6ud robocy r'o'p y 49,
r.,r,r,a1 Ard a,a told that il is expec'eo va h
si,o,ieut ,iieud aud the iiCnd Of lnanA'hu go;
(shill;rs lch.ersl j. al.O expected 70 Nun ~
,e.r.rce nc WrshingiOn, AID 10 - ~ % 80
same subject, without aiy person,i 40 CO.
So, Ia 6oas4 Of Yes. maTVG Gus pf"oF'e,T n
49, ia bumjliated when reiHeui' OF 'hhs sii
~; & an, hoaet Institutions, 10 rendered pos
I,1lo cplp 70. auee there J. an army, Noi'.O'N
MY # roo men, there TO make u po''nit'
,r .,,r s.eeca or such syeeches TO be made there
a., ,riiie We have Gen. Mtlcllan aud loJ,vIJ
Vr,b.rn soldeTs Il j. possi le la NE capital Tor
NAN 4, ,av, lot the Declaraiop of Independence be
ap;lcd 10 ali tie oppressed IN our country ana
bJouoa out q world aud his life is sate III 30 d lng'
M 1aion, dies and gentlemen, that no ineii1iii'n
las lig 10 Cn exemption from Tie closest 'eIu-
tiuv--noEe whatever. Al our institutions IRE olsh
io criticism; every man HAY FAY oi them what re
tli,ks bcs'. II lie does not like them, lie eau oe-
uou, &c tE,m il he tiinke eean suggest letter ones
he Il crii LED to do so. Nobody thinks oi Mohbing
him. Nobody tir Is of throwing bi,kbais at bis
read Nothing OF The kind. Liberty why, she IT.
a,r.vs fearless aAd honest and she says, az 81 'ii!
s>.afea are aud ty me- aud zee If there he any evil
H. ne" Bot on The other hand, we are MOI lef
y ifted to cyhmine Southern Institutions. q, no!
y .at If Ire Ioa,onl Why, because they will no
lear COMMUNICATING is all. OF courte, II tDe
slavelo'1er fo.t assued dat thoy could, lie WoGlq
cay. Examine them freely 90 you viii; l "il
assist YOU H. every way in my power. an II j.
con rirce h.t makes towards of tiefu all, unhi IKE
lie fyra-t If old they cry, Put out tie Ight ana
an fui OF the liehf;' 8Ed Ia ia 'eir testimony
io resud 10 slave institutions. Ladies and gentle
nen, the sltyetOlGere deifc 10 he let alone. J'''
DAVIS AMI is crew cry out, " LEI ut alone. IN.
siave ohaaFchy Lavc always uied ont, 10y ut
ialore." l. "a 40 old cry-H is eighteen ur'I'u
vairs old ST least l. is tie cry OF those wh" woe
TO- s,ssed OF old, and tie deTous IN tie preeh'e Il
Jesus ,dd, "Let us aione-lapl lause WHY i h.T
ns,y,d aoplsugeJ Now, jesus did not at III mistake
tie iime lie was preti-ely IN time; AMI be the -
fore bore lis testimony, ike the pTiace Of emah9
yatois aud the fell demons went out Lat LOT WIZ
out Teuding tie body. The tiavee oi OR cou. :,
ont -ored laccrate6 chsned, cry Out agOn1irgy 10
those who ave ,hus treating them, " Let ne alone;
But lie rlayehoders Give TO heed to that cry ~ ~.
| will i,t the slayeho, ors alone when they WI i,t
their slaves alone, and not nj then. pll'use.l
/ :" let this mater rost with the SCUM, Leave
slavery in the care aud kecElng a siaNehoa
,rs TO put an end 10 it at The Iight hne, q.
hey best understand the whole matter.
You will lear men who aim TO lie intelligent t.l.-
iul in this manner continually. They don't kuo"
uolhing but idecy for man 10 say, Leave adultery
and adalteTers to be abolished whcr'ttcy think bti,
leave temper nce ard drunkiIds-tiey beet atter'
stand all about it, AID lhey VIII undoubtedly, II j..
alone In Goo's own tire lui an ED 10 II. lCleef'
Leave piracy and pirates TO be put Gown will you
ll.pnuiiy 10 the Ii entOus leave the sheep l. "a
confederate humanity OF tie wolves, when ley VI
cease to prey upon ttem Mo- this IL nonsepse i J.
not sound reason; il is nothing but sheer ldlocy
Salvation, if it comes at all. must cone from WI
ont ThOse who are not drunkafds mus; save drunk
ards, ana those who are not impure !nuat cnoeuNOr
20 save the impure and those who not adulicr,fs
must combine aud put down adultery, CT the world
can never make any progress. 80 we, who are nor
shareholders, under obligation TO combine ana
abOlrh Slavery, for the that tue savei Oder
Will Tot abolsh il if tley possibly help H. Why
do You have your missionaries abroad Why 80
Won so to HndOstsn and Burmah with your iul e.
iinent interfering disorgani7ing religion Because
YOU affirm hat that object L good. l. KIND l. notlo;
because you declare that The Christian religion ~ no
true reli lion, and idolairy degrsdes people. Aud
yet you have 10 omllicty with beatheni.m abroad;
nevertheless your missionaries are there, endeavor
ing effect thorough overturn in all their insiiu-
tiole in all their ostabled ideas so that old things
phnll pass away, and all things shall becc new.
Bot how is i, in regard 10 Slavery You
have something 10 do with II, Rfea, deal
to do With it, and you ought TO know
precisely where you stsid and What are yonr
/ OBLIGATIONS under the circumstances Only think 81
il Under that boosted Constitution two gereraiions
OF slaves haye been driven to uurequId iol ara
down INTO bloody graves, and tie thId generation 10
going through the satne dreadful career, with The
slaT.spanglrd banner floating over thor head-. ii'
is bv your completely, men OF the North! Oh, how
thoroughly tie North has given her SYMPATHY 10
The south IN this iligniiy Of slayeholiing! How
eyervyhere tie ABti-Slayery movement his been
spit upon aud cariCitured, and hunted down, -
ihoug il were wild beat that could lot lie toiet-
aied in the community safely fOr a moment. WHAT
weapon has been unused against ,be Aboltion''s q
tho North Aud how thoroughly the peol PIE have
LeeL deceived, both in regard TO Church ard State,
IL heir relations 10 the slave system OF the South
Ladies and gentlemen, Wisdom Ia justified Of her
children. Tie Abolitonists still serenely bide ttcir
iiIae Tie verdict Of poserity is suIe and il viii
he an honorable acquiual Of the Atoltionlets.
oil the posent DAY from all the foul chaTges that
have beeu brought against them by Il Pro Slavery
pnJc. do not think II Is greatly 10 tie shame VI
he Ahoitioug.s that TIE Ner- YOrk Hc6d'd cannot
tolete them. lCLeers. do not TANK il is az al T.
Il eir aisa.edit that Tie Nc-York Jo0aaa n Cur
moroe thoronahly abominates them. Renewed
cheeIingl do not think that they have any cause
to hang their heads for shame because The Ner-
York Ezprsss deems them it only to be spit upon.
! Applause. DO not think that they have any
reason to distrust the sOundness Of TIER rel ion
because Tie Neu-JOrk ObserVer brands thea ~
infdels. sieBewed applause.l Captain Rynders-
llaugbter is not Abolitlonist. lConlinued n'er-
iiment.l The Bowery boys don't like Aboltionisin;
and 60, "a it was eighteen hundred year, ago, we
have had in this trial Of the nation in respect to
Abolit;oni,m the chief priests, the scIibes and the
yharisses On the one hand, AMI the rabble aud
he mob on the other, endeavonng TO put
down The Anti-sIayery movement, which rs OF
God and cannot be put down. lAppiagse.
The alavehoders Of the country who have risen 10
ctush out free Institutions iii tie mood and
have been, TO hang every Abolitionist whom they
conld oetoh. hold that TO be good certificate OF
character. ICbeeis.l And when 1 add that the
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