New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18

that Mr.. Vance had been elected Go'crhoi y, 80
Carolina. Vance was q moderate man, VINO n'u ,
siI alonq opposec the views of the southern nre-
eaters; but, il the question OF Emancipation wac
10 be- thu. .gated, hot q Union man wohld os
left in Ike Southern States. While he was prepared
10 carry on with tie utpost vigor, the war agaiis'
the Rebes, he would MAINTAIN, with eq'iai hiuusso'
the rights OF the loyal people OF the ooueh. lo
ton OF his remarks he fesnet, might appeal on1hs
i've toward Mr.. Williams but be had no desIe Una,
they should be so. In nearly all that bad been ssl
by MIR. Williams he cordially agreed. They dinsred
oliy on one or two points. Mr.. Williams had
ayowed himself ali Old Wig. lie lMr. IiasKlns
declared himself an Old Democrst-a Democrat
such 70 those under Jefferson jackson, Van Buren,.
and others; no, under Buchanan, who han 500 ,no
Constitution for a mess OF p0ttsge. Cheers.l What
pe haI most 10 fear the danger OF delay. In
Sen, Suber next, there IVES 70 6c Con-
grss Of Soyeregns in Europe. The
Soyersicns OF Russia, france, and he
believed Of England ana some other oil tie great
powers were to meet There war reason 10 believe
that one subject TO be then considered was ne con-
dtion Of this country, and the eApedlency oi recJg-
nizing the South an independents nation. ~ Was
quite natural that there should DO an Iein.ton 10
zee Tue power of the United States weakeLed Tn: !,
have seen us from s. 600, 900 grow up TO 3o,OO ,UO
they have WITH esscd the growth vi powerful navy,
and seen Ut pu, nearly u million of arued men in
The neld. Some Of these powers mad ',,ossesslons
near w, aud IT was only Natural tha, they should
jeel dcsise TO curtail our power h., for the sub.
ftratum Of society IA England, lor tue middle class,
he believed that .e South hi gbt have been already
recOgnizsu; ard II we would a'.ert This danger, IT
was Necessary That the Kebe on should he put
do IN wi houi loss Of tiu.. Delay dange,.
II undreds OF millions Of capital wire at stake.
Look ut the large oDlgaIic,us OF the Government
already incurred II the South obtaInet rs inde-
ipenoence, how was this debt to be paid 1. was
the duty vi every one, terefore to pat LIS shoulder
A W fur bl1nlI.lg the war 10
a successful end. Tie independence OF the south
would be the degradation OF the North. lie up
peaed the meeting 10 contribute material he;suS
10 this parpose- lie rendered as his own cohtriDn-
ition subscription of 30 toward the fund lI'oad
cheer..l lie nad subscribed $50 al Moif!sahia
also s,,d he never rpent sun OF money that gave
him 40 much pleasure. Cheers. What was II,
after all 7 What WAS such q sum III comparison ~
the object TO which it was TO be- applied-aeiuy that
OF relieving the families vi those noble fellows WHO
were gone ON To light the battles OF the country
That was what all should feel. There was only one
al.eruave-eIiher we must sublugate the South, OF
, tho South would sublugate us. Would any one Say
that one SOutherner WA equal To three N"fthe'n
men Ii might be thAt Northern men were 30 Dusf
looking after their money In Wall street, or eearchiDe
after pleasure Saratoga, as 10 forget that leIe
war "a war In that case possibly, but IN no other
the South light subduo us. Much hAd teen eaiu
about arming the poor negroes, but nc Wau f'nius"
OF "a quotation that had been often applied 10 the
! people OF Ire lana. Nou'hitH1 h"N' -
lot: who would be free, himself must r.rke the
blow" Let any one show him the niger brgace
III, Al had struck for Liberty. lie h'd heard max
Gov. Andrew getting up Niger bTlgade ia
Boston: show him the Niger brigade IN TIE oonth.
IL was Tor tie white men 10 pat down the lh'uFree
ton Our Government wAs "a Government, not iOr
uiggers but for white men. We were not respond,
bic for slavery. The English aud the Dntch hnj
brought the niggcrs here, not We Ii they were u
be emanopa how, lie should ike 20 know, wer.
they TO he provided for Wendell Philips would
rot support them. Cleoyer would not provide for
them. The " white-Cravatod" gentlemen would not
do 70. VINO then, WA 10 support them IL Wac
time the agitation ceased. The niger question
would solve iirelf-msanwhil-, the dnty Of the
white man VIA 10 put bic shoulder 70 The wheel "a
.e, the Government out OF the slough. Loud
coeers.
scriptlons:
Mr. HUH C.np.......42o SIR Hltin ........... 20
NJ Oswsli Amusn.... % Nr sch~sb.......... -
Nj h............. I9p NJ 4sllA"''''.'.'''''' -
Df. g. CaInmGu....... $50
After few other formal matters the meeting
which Was exceedingly orderly throughout, ther
. 4fsi.