New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

w." ,o,;,n Of ne North To the cri il, leleve tHat
r. lack OF Slavery n broken. General nhilelS
NAV refuse to reri i've fugitive savesi there II some
work 40 dirty that not only ought not 10 De Du IL
cannot be doue and 10 Thick with regard TO IilS
tmai ment Of tie slave population by The military
arram mt OF the United States. Whether YOU thinS
he Starr aud 5 ripes liberty or not. re slaves
ka0tg That such If their me'niug. Nociiefous tp-
rl,u,e1 Ard when General Sherman went 10 sontn
{ rolirs and barred lis doors against The slaves,
thew came . 600 str, no and broke them open. And
20 viii II he where. TIE slave Will recoE We
in that OLD flag the emblem o. freedom, and Rocking
TO tie standard will refuse 10 be driven from tenesn
lis folds -,
AEan Abolitionis,. y erefore, have no consider
able interest il this war. The only interest tave II
q. o citizen 40 a nan with some feeling oi rehpCrh-
Lilitv for the sltuiou Of the ~ Stries L. IL ~
soch tiat eIeak yod Tonight. IL II rs sn'b th6t
survey the operations cf Government; count au'
scrntiuize them in regard to their influence on '''
issue. of this war. Think there two paths ie'
ing ont OF it. One il the path OF pesee, rseie4',
proiitatle ,od, and permanent. lie oinef Is w
oath OF peaoe ObtniDcd through QroIni'e-s''ono
rate power Iu the end, cefent. -.
At ! have already saic, speak 10 you 'oE''s"''
nct ~ au Abotoni. but 10 citizen, auNiOu. at 10
what path, ucder your direction, the Goyernme.
shall choose Aud II is IN tina, position hat c1'cs'
the action Of the Government and he ptsI n 90 'e
people to-day. L. j. IN that view that hall we '
sQe of the Pre- sideut. sill more Ian th' = DnI
]
sonev asst doubted whether tbo Cabinet returned me
Commissioner from nagnaitio.ity o. Inrcueh lo'i.
IL was an .qniyorll &C aud wen NtaN NM
atoues for an error ~ tue i.et oil ttfOnS Que ~
nor sigayr easy 20 discern what hls uClVt IT, 'ho
opIy yyay Won can udce bim If 10 see how he a'on
iof like crrors 10 tue feet oil slhr4e AT" "e"' ~
yidual. ..oscr..t
Bntair. ana returned the Cor mis,i' pers. Wen,
now. am one OF the PEOPLE AN a dcno'rH,
have passed forty odd yeSis talking a. ",
grsuts me forty nort snail suiI keep t.lsiI,i 10
order 10 make this nation strong cnolgn 20 a Dds -
have any other nation di tate 10 Il what do d
-ball yisii, what hafbor II shall mp
I 1 recOgnzs no night In Gr a. Butnin 70 'eH "e
whether 1 -haii sink stone or anything ell, va 10
harbors this ride II The Atlauiic. t'nk tie ~
y,aud of our genera 100 insult noting nv weak
res, and il Dad any influence over nay generation,
il should be- exercised towsrd making sIoniederay
of States strong enough 20 secure her r'si"Dt' =
there u one thius bhSiAhu T''iee's u II '"''''
il ihe only ihipg.
But the acton--ihe msgnsnimous action--on ne
man o1 the Government 10 waich refer, and which
cited INV hope ana ELECTED nv adn,lfgiiJD. was
the restoration 10 command o. John c Trmont
THE audience here gave .xpge zion to their feel
iurs IN the widest and most excited manner, TOE
male portion throwing their bate and caps through
al. portions u he ball, willie The ladiss cid Tie ssine
with their NUTS and handkerchief, cheering snd Az
rlauding in the meantime with the greatest enIhaai-
ASH.
The Htrald. supported by the hunkerdom Of The
North 0snghterl. Indicted him for iletiiciency and
Lick Of ltt, yrty The Grand JnTy mt al The Wh'e
b. il0l-e and wrote igaOr0nus n The inJlctne n''
lLaughier That | read, lhink, IN the act o. the
PRECEDENT IN rcDGing him 10 ihe mountain. II JONI
Brown cannot have the mountain hughterl, i Auo"
OF no one whom its care could be better lnIfus,ed
than John &. Fremont. Applause Ny brit choice
would have been Brown laughter; tnt bows 20
/ the d-rensa.tiou OF Providence aud Nirnnis, ana
/ take John {. fremont. lAVpiau-e.l w. nave
many bright sDois IN our history Pfomne1t among
hose N the history OF this ~ar are Aiill sinng
SQr,nphed Fort Henry Fort Do.e,sor, k9aaok;
and Ball Bud. Oh that wass brave, brave spct'
There Massachusetts, stood, mar'yred by the t"ison
of icr General; but she STOOD without hnchinS'
! lApphu,e.
HE flood that stood 4, nv side through long ara
weary Niafer -ri lol ked L. the flce of Il Boston
mol whom the Il iyor joined ii, and said. thus M
and no iur err crii-oBed the Potomac in coien'e 90
your capital. IL was bright spot but The :. igh'-
at sp1t no our history is not the t'ttletcld l. We
I Wien "A sucte-siul general, on the OF SiCcry 4
ttoussnd miles from the capital she.tbeo his RI" oio
al ibe bidding oi The Government and came back 20
,ubmii 40 tileuce 10 grus, uslicicn. itutLnr &c
/ .,ulau.eI The charge Of las body guard a. NlIng-
/ ~ IA wa. bri lbt, hut II usles I've ore tie Roman
.larce nor. than tie kOmru submission OF th.if
geu.r.l Then We raid - Ibe' proud courts q. Eu-
rope Democracy breeds heroas; at ,e down al NY
+ feet lApp,ause Never siuce Washington nar II
man hem ,iyileged bv God To do such credit 10 ~
,,hl;car az that general IN the hight OF
,,s Triumph when he bowed hi head hnd came
laek in sence. All hail, John G. Fremont We
I tfank you for yndica,ing Democracy Great ep-
plause.
But IA citizen. | AN anxious which VGrt Govern
,se,t axe, cut of these wars. Lsdies aud gentle
men care Veg, lite about the tochnulitie oi .he
Coasu'u,ion--yery little think Daniel Webster
wns yery btd lawyer Though great safr-l. AMI
when he sand, " Ii ore section of the Constitution -
voluntarily broken, there IS no obligation on the
oiher 10 a6ile b. It, He knew well tis' in stritt
lepil uhrase the sections were not parties 10 The
Constitution; and 10 knew quite rs well, thht one
srOny does Dot justify another Hewas also aware
o The f.ot dor ae IL. Hay ne the doctiire thst
the Constitution vas 40 partnership IL was a "ov-
errrneut resting upon TIE people. Bat Re knew,
slzo that there did updefle & is Constitution R.rsi
compact--s great compromise between rval i1stitn-
tIon. Ne Knew TINT III the time 81 -, the South
g .ertally nobility, ESSENTIALLY a. Nristocracy. an
a,isfocracy iased on shin ls'gh, utter among tie
ZEN slesl All aristocracy based on race, as,d Oh
nioney-tnat they made compact with tie Norm,
IA democracy, and TIA, compact wa efreuii NY thi':
Slavery IL sin, slavery IS at evil, ssvtiy Is IL
weakness. Tie country ism Iorilour Circumstances.
We, IN fact, dare not trust cod. Jossioe seen4s To
be a sill. No; We cannot believe that dong right i.
SHINING We cannot me 20 tie level Of tina.
! Christianity But we make compTolale. III you
lei Slavery be at reace--if you allow her 10 come
under the normal and persistent influence Of Tree
ideas-if you will asdmilate Der among o,tcr irsi-
tutions OF tho COuDtry-He grant you 70 much, We
will advice the father TO forget his children, the
husband his wife the mother 81 racriioe her cradle
we viii grant il all and the compsnsaton shaii be
that YOU SHALL keep that system, quei, under the
broad nnueuces Of free deus, ind that comEen-
sation shall be, that in the ultimate result. ~ an
aonemeDt for this temporary Injury, ideas may
mold, assimilate, and gradually met away, tnis
b .I, ,aI tha sal