The New York herald., 1862-08-08

rlcksburs has furnished valuable information which II
is rot deemed poac TO publish At this juncture.
The Treas0nabie speech OF Wendell
Wendell Phillips assisted at the celebration Of Emanc
patton Day at Arlington, Mass. The following is the
speech he made the OCCASION
II there any chance OF getting out OF the war II
would be by stumbling out Of It, Tho government 6ghts
to preserve slavery, and therefore fights vain Mr.
Lincoln is waging political 1t sp0tcs that stand
every Of Mr.. Lincoln and his generals. The
slaves who sought refuge in General Buffers lines
this bo made political war Tho President IS more
AFRAID OF Kentucky this day than he Is Of the whole
ton Daily Hdveissr are the powers he breads most,he
his right and the other his left. All civil
must be political wars II Mr. Lincoln believed in tho
North and liberty ho would let the army act upon the
principle of and fight for liberty but he evidently
ieves in the South. When the negroes asked the
Southern battle fields il they were not afraid Of the
balls and shell which had split the trees and up
the earth around them, they answered No, massa;
nav sar % Of Me- lelans balls Tbev Snow ,SsS
not intended 10 do much damage to them.
The speaker did not say that Mcclellan was
havo done help traitors than he had done The
people need fear Richmond. Mcclellan would not
take IT, lie (Mr. Phlips) looked upon the present war
conducted without reasonable object total loss OF
blood and treasure Better tho South should go to-day
than lose another life to prolong the upon the
deesable policy. One hundred and twenty Gvo thou.
sond men year and million dollars day arc required
prosecute this in the it has been done.
This calculation is based the experience Ct the past
year AS Jefferson said Of slaveryThe Southern States
have the wolf by the and they neither hold
let her go We have the South by the ears, and
neither held on let her 80. Let her go tomorrow,
and you ill have no peace She has lived with us for
eighty years. fearing all that time, hating halt of il,
aud keeping US in turmoil always. Grown naughty by
her in acquiring her demands, she would be
content TO remain year within imaginary line OF
boundary-no the moment we ask for terms she counts
victory. We shall have peace until slavery is
destroyed AS long as you keep the present turtle at the
head OF the government, you make pit with one hand
and I'LL II with tho other. lie. the whole nation
dorse the resolutions OF the New York Chamber of
Commerce, and tLen the army will have something TO
light for. Je Davis If he has the power, will never
let his army take Washington. The boom oi his cannon
carrying destruction into that Sodom, though ii be,
would wake the whole North up and unite thsm. He
So he knows well that the North would cry out, with
one voice. Down with slavery, down with everything,
with his successes They are greater than he antcipst
edfar greater; and il he possibly float upon them
and few more thus holding his own TO the 4h or March,
1868 England WILL as she ought to, recognize the South
confederacy II will then have maintained its cxst.
ence two iu years, and that is all that England
If any prescott believes he has light enough allow
him let him pray Davis may be permitted 10 make
attack Washington city within a week. The only
thing that seems to stir tho national heart Of the free
states the expectation OF attack that city, No
thing less than that viii wake hepeople. Would
IL be hastened The President has not followed up
whether he be honest no7 What has his honesty 70
do with the natter He evidently has neither thought
Saa On the most n ~ sal
President three months ago, had written proclana-
ton Of general emancipation, and Mcclellan buiiied
him into retaining Mcclellan at the bead OF the
army, whom he (incoh) had faith in Mcclellan as q
The President desired the advice Of prominent and lead
Ing bodies Of the people. But now when the New
York Chamber Of Commerce. the most respectable repre-
ssntaon Of the people OF great state advise he moves
not II these ten fabulous gunboats, that said to
have arrived in Mobile Bay, real and likely bc
pass took place. might have hope OF moving the
turtle at the head o. the nation We would get SO low
be Bosson car viii be abe to s OF esra even
datiYn sufficiently expressive OF humble condition.
The south unit in this But God has driven
them mad, anu they will accept nothing that can be
granted In this is hope. They consent to
anything, and We must whip them or they will grind
to powder. We refuse TO recognize the negro bu. we
viii 30 soon glad to have him aght with us But even
that won't make President Lincoln declare esnanpa
ton No. we viii have 10 wait ons or two yea before
from him. This the terrible expense Of a democratic
form OF government, and It's greatest evil. In France one
hundred men convinced oil the right would carry the
ton with them; but when cur government moves
teen millions must move with il. Ministers have been
preaching up slavery until every four men oat OF six
fully believe that IL Is God ordained institu-
ton; aud thus, with this drag upon you,
and hasds and hearts paraiyzed, you ask tho
President 70 save you from the negro Ii such theory
is correct, savehoding dsspotsm alone will give you
temporary peace II is the hump OF unboked dough that
sits n the editorial chair OF the Boston Courier that has
vitality except hate for Charles sumner
him. leads this crusade against the rights OF man.
The speaker knew Mr.. Lincoln lie had, while In WASH
iDgton, takeE measure he nTst second
man; that Is ALA mere convenience and he is honestly
waiting like any other bfoomstck for the people take
bold him and sweep slavery out o the Demo.
cracy Is lifting up its tangs and another Congress will
not have the amount OF republican and honest
timent in IL that the last had Nothing than bap-
Of blood cry 10 anguish for corporate the
bead Of the army can save Lincoln is good the
people Of the North want him. In gone by, yon-
der grove, the wings fred smother voices
from the stand thon occuped by the speaker and what
is the resulU The sons OF those wings oil graves
Chekahominy swsmps. Let this Union be dissolved in
tod Lame and the corner stone Of be laid,
which shall be engraved forever, Equality In political
serse every who is born in the Worldn Cease
believing In the Cabinet There nothing there for you
Pray God W awaken your President to OF bis
ton aud the interests at stake Pray God induce him
ride out OF his Capitol with PROCLAMATION Of unconditional
pation the banner that f0as from It's curoa,
made FREQ by that act 70 support him. "Napoeons
are not made Of mudn such s the opinion of Wi k>S'
Sptra paper that crcuaes its thousands among those
who mostly read the NEW YORK HERALD. Such a remark
from such argues much for the returning
Of the Northern people. Washington policy is the do
pothng policy, and waits for events. When in Chicago
asked illinois lawyers, among whom President Lincoln
lad practced, what kind OF a was he? Could lie
say nor They rcplied:"1e has backbone Had the
American people asked for the above all others
fitted lcas they could not have got better suited
than Abraham Lincoln. No man heard him say ~
asked, els Mcclellan mai who say nofp The man
agement ef the Chicago Central rsrlied:-"He never
decides Ask him question you may not expect TO get
direct ln less than hour. Ho has not been
known 20 decide single question that up In
the management while he connected with the Illinois
Central Railroad. And yet these men are the men
above all others hold the dcslnies Of the republic
~ North America IN their hands N. r. Banks may not