New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15


eYrnee Of the coantry that the Kscss
oy.y Slavery ard Kebe,n hsj become peiiec: ms
u this lie provsd that this war s coDhics o. IDEAS
upon freedom; that ,hs. two theories Of were
Incompatible and irreconcilsoe, and that ons OF we
aSS % o b 60 result 20 Ire % 'h:' mp. ~ Of
chscs must succeed for when two opposing forces meet
intelligence. Industry energy persistence,
that goes make moral and material re.orce We h.ve an
"a. Rebellion, we used a. III. power At orr
msnd lie then showed that Slavery alone caused the Rebel
G WI hs III the ssve States Lad bean II ocn
Tebellion that ts Border States were mainly
them ALL aud they only di'oya 20 less extent
than the Stsesha they differed In degree not IN
kind He reviewed the action o. our ia,no tne ofaoh
Of and showed that slavery was
asniss tho whes AID earnest protest OF old John Adams
Iho, Jefferson, Ruff. King and The other pacs ssss o. ts
Revolution who, with fsrreschns Ken foetod me r9uDs
that would be thus engendeed tHst what they saw ~ nc
germ we snPeEencsd now IN the on blossom
slavery foT the ripe fruit Of revolt and
war Ho showed ,h,; Slavery mad ruled tie country ir3
day wh. The devil planted n. hrst seed, Of cotton ~ ie
South aud What 1t had done in the COUNCILS oil tne nsoh
from that time to this He referred to the scquson Of
Florida the Louisiana pu.ch,,e the annexation OF
and II, the Mexican War; and proved that
wherever this Jugsernsut Of Slavery mad moved upon rs
terrible pathway, its track had been marked by blood
mat piracy and var lie showed that tho bsfU Influences
OF this power had Pervadrd tho whole nstos aud
tina, they had ns only been felt IN our hal; Of
hut In All our social poll ca aud commercial roations n
Southern Influences had brought about aud ne
proved moot concusivey that Slavery was It's only Cause
Some CHARGED il TO the Aooioniss but Le eshed the peril
uent question: whether there would have boon ADotions
lie md never been cla..ed dsnctvely with Abotions
he had directly lsboed Tor then though he
the risS lie never doubted Of their prucPe
for what Of God and for humanity must utiney "
umph He referred their struggles ther early lsbo ihe
and coD,umey with had been derided lie
aid 10 would not stop to consider the moral aspects
Slavery he intended only 70 discuss It's poucA bearing
and
Eu, no related several Of hs own personal observations ana
with Slavery h. showed more vily the snoi
inyectivs could have done He mao himself seen ssv
"a in lie most bMbareus fon,-n all the Southern State.
the est ndies Brazil aud esewhee and he naAted Incl
ern,h o when he personally vouch.d He showed how
uch truth than hcicn ana Leg1ee shge
h, s.y. with oil the minutea, Of detail belonging to
fact There something about Truth that bears us own I'M
ovo,y His hey indignation and wuhcfng invsese
~ hi. .na,io,, md may man who had sconed
away muttsing vengeance against slave
~ that had brought all .ns nouo. opSn ~ ch b
blowing eloquent descfiption lie conua.ted
~ ns md lave labor tie two theories of Government
had done section hie the souh had ueen neny
ed ia had espsed into almost
Inc uin,,iye bsrosnsm which Ar,s Slavery In its
ethiopian home ia tho lowest type, tho Nortn on he o'he
IN mora ateec,ual AID phy,ics development, until We
.unrse consciousness OF inherent strength and CO.
, oxer thai would enable u.s. in nghtsous cause TO
s.s. our naval and military the Of the world
he .how what Inventive genus OF our people hsd done
q; onts Amy and lazy deienses projoc-
80 IA o,hrI waTI,ke contiysnces that could look
with dron upon any and all threats oil European
ton he said the construction OF ,ne Siono' LAO
tionized naval warfare, and destroyed that boosted eu'
periorty of England who was no Iener mistress Oh me
sea. lilo especially bitter upon tho naughty and
inlent eour.e Of mpsIious power and considered
whaxoud the effect Of awM with Is now nss we hsd
onll-d be. al out Ia tho construction OF our snpe-
IIs nrad rtrd that
an contact with anhr.e power With not foot OF
colonial possessions on or near the America. Continent
Ms.csn need no. have TITO slightest spps-
tension Of ioresl intervention tom sny qs;tef , ne
in hso had thoroughly crushed out TINS santc heoe
ion we might lend friendly hand 10 our sister epuohc OF
Ms2,co drive ali ioregD Invaders fiom American soil and
intact Monroe docina Alter ssting that we
Jaw the beginning Of the end Of this war aud that We
e clS patience and did whole duty, ne paid
fevid and feeling tribute to Con heCelan whose career
and cha sct.r sketched with most friendly hand, and
sbos- sratepcs the weeks lighting
before Rchuond made the subject OF impssoned euio
II. address, went home 70 the hearts Of his hearers whether
friends or enemies Of Mcclellan Mr.. Fuller next showed
nov .a mo:s .,oaby n. effects Of s two system,
dustry and idlenes. he Iiuhrs'sd BY steLchng IN IA
ssS9rs AID sna .d mat the dr.
TERENCE between them csused By slavery asne which
ad as virsiu. which hosts itself Motacr Of Ps.
depts The MOI, dsspssd and impoverished Of state" m
os a.. SoSf va. h.ncinsiion OF the they
cheated with pictures OF great commercial
and political powell Bat ,ihse Je b,a s.snne.rrd
Tusy nov the dssoston revealed 70 tnem ioey nave
learned that secession poverty ANARCHY ae'po
Fuller reasoned coBsDtly and con'iacipSy INA.
patton was the only rec. cur '1r would
IL, Only cure Universal emancipation would alone orlns us
dc rebellion with ono baud aud hold up Slavery with
the other We might possibly patch peace oy some
with slavery but the Sd . ss,s S'u 1us"ss
Slavery being the Of tho war; remove the cause ana
q: ss dls I dover Of ~" youth
In battle have died In hospitals Ono bundled thou
.Son the ipsoSa. held. Of wsr
dis, with the secured before
s.. would D. funerals In every community mourning
in every household. Hesrths would DO a2fAsnsds hone
tho whole snd The Of orphans the walls Of widow
mothers wives. and sisters would cry ALOUD, Ii agony
Heaven for vepseauce sxsDat thus Mocch OF Slavery We
w. mid ,top tbs ds.oa,ion that rolls In upon Us like
food deep aud strike home we must use eau
sery not pouce IN w0,d We must ~. n., So bs
lived by slavery They he'd eli fallen to Vice AND CRIME un'
ill they became cneTvsed thai they were swept from tns
such fate Of Asya Carthage Athens Rome whose
great empire declined aud isl h9m this cause alone
Why should be exception TO oil history such would
be tho future Of our speak OF seville insurrec
tons always have and always viii break out whee
slavery exitsor should share "ofs late IN becoming
sInpr Stses petty powers warning upon each otaet. and
Torn With internal factions like Mexico aud the south Ame
Rspubcs unless hsd the the msniness the
br,, 10 ooi this evil Of Slavery square In tho face aud
ebo.h IL forever hs People bad done the worh hoby III
hi, var They had given freely OF th-T blood and treasure
and sscIhces without stint bet tho rulers mao
stood bstw cen them and their triumph What ucoes'w
IA met hsd been achieved by the people, III spite Of the
whose incapacty and imbeiy had prolonged the
war By treating tendeJ s only esu'e-Slsvery' is
nss our rst!onei punuent tor our national siu oil
S.ysy and of tho North bad suffered e:s than Our
brrhrsn OF the South only becsase we mad been less
isv in tho tight OF Heaven. The hand OF Provdence
wa. /, thi. war. and II lie chose TO punish as more ns
"a. had Already because OF hssitALcy TO epohsn
sisvery We must submit to the isd.eoo He referred
10 nm. history Of that old tgntan-that John
K.lfour of buoy-buyo John Bfonn his mortar remains