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

theirfeet -, ,,,ount 10 !
A ce q, which 7 hold the prac,ieai au'oln,
a. :. Sor,,cmen of ire Border States now u
vonr time 60 sell. laughter. il You 20 Wv '",,re
yovy and lie .xigenc.o s of the GOyernnsn' IT,
in q few months that ", should take sllnyu "ring
gain. don't 10Y didn't give YOU que Sery re.
Laughter and Applause'I ina. ,be Pr. sideni.
am ot nra,ticslly cquaiDied WIN fni, fating
h, IL Nv Ittt in taking a large log aln II I'll
il into iails The first thns yon go - 20 a.
~, W.jl his is q very email one, pa
Ne'st. 10, for III that. Renewed ihuSe'ei a.
i'a1 Tie negro preacher stll, ~ 1 i0""e :"
me Tes-areot q conmand 10 60 .uiou. ,, ,o,1io
,,'oi, sbonh 20 NJ il. Going az hhhy - 1o'uS
through is the Lord'n l'-aVse :; ,.l,,,,Iti
VII noyy hold 20 this in some csses ID r.g5fd 10
nciraiion-Coue at u ls The President
| 800, and getting him through le the peoples part
| n .arghterl Now, if ] am here Tor any peculiar
n,pTss to-oigh Mr.. President, II isto Ieisuade you
ias and ,entl.rnen, 20 help the Presldeht throhsh
i,]nlonael In other words, seriously, ar an Abo-
Gioi ISL 70 back TO the year 1873 when ~ obedI-
ence 20 the request Of Claikson, NiiJer-
force Huntington, alexander and others,
George Canning sent his &c eGr4tei 80
laiion 10 he Legislatufes oi tie Wet lrdia
I.lsnds That waa the Il 81 voice from The English
Goyenment. For the first tue The Government
sp ke; they said Slavery ought TO be amehVffeo' al
looked TO the Legislature OF tie ilandt 10 tdop'
the necessary measures. 1bat - All iuty sou t'
very inv wedge. 1t went 20 the Island, however,
aud stirred up great denl Of element; eod hence
came the mar yIdou Of John Su4i b, that thunaer,
hoIt. which Henry Brougham raistd and hurled
across the Atlantic AT Z slave sy,itm Of jamaica
II went down eleven YEAR, afterwards
/ look upon this Message OF The President IN ne
light OF George Gaming Tetoiu ION. 4 II tne his'
voice from tie GoyernneDt--a very pregnant Que
/ The Aati.slayery sentiment-aud | ray y with sli
due re.pecf-has cOnqEcred tie Cabinet. llond No.
plausel YOu here think great deal o. your Wy
/ of WASHINGTON: Won have a night 10. Bni MI one
a be pectle | come mp here from the millions.
/ look uloa you a. q Rebel camp llauehierl-no'uhg
more Renewed laughter. Nou src m rebellion
against your former mus'ers. The tyr,ots OF slave
dom have borne sway here foF thirty years, tnH on
have now reballi and driven EN- out. Appl
Thus Won ARE a Rebel camp. Tne question OF the
bour Is whether you have The a. llity-whether III
have the kno led, e Of Governmert-wiIch viii ~
AT n YOU - take lOssttsiul oi tie ucIn' hio"ht'n
sald with epgTau matte emphasis, we 90 hoI wan
a,v more men on the Potomac ready 10 de. We
want men there ling and ready TO XII somebody.
! What 1 would ray IN The zane sense is thu: Ile
North has yivsn sou 10 900 men ready 20 ole. We
40 not ynui thai. De Tocque'iile SAM OF siulitr
ssruggle e. this, struggle Jeiw,Xt tie hobie7 nnA
the ueople-aud Is exact V our attitude To-Day
THAT sol-De UorQueyiile said, a" he mobiles went
down. ROT because they were not willing TO ole l'or
ey feared lot dciib) Tut because they were not hi
10 govern" WHAT the South Is called upon 10 show
to-day il her fitness % gOyeInot her feadnts' 70
die. Size hss shown that al.eady
Now The reason why think 50 much Of TIE Nee
SAGE of the President is hcc.use read "a y "htners
10 govern iAppiause. 40 not think he has eu-
IL ed CAnaan, bat be has sft hls lace Li)uwafd.
u uautbier ard aust. Ire fret line Of he Sics
: O., goes to NV heart. Now love he Constitution,
tholgi my friend DIR. pierpont who siis beside ic
! her, nas card me cure ~ IA hundred unes, aud
stall again If il doesn't mean justice. | hage Ia
bored LINE cen years 10 take nineteen SALES or 81
This dion, and j. have spent any une'een year. TO
th. satisfaction OF 10y fuutan conscience, II wac
tuose uineteen YEAR,. TIE cLId O. xix generations
Of Pun .nf was taugh at q mothers knee 10 love
purity before peace. iApplt1ae And when i)au-
i'll Webster taught me tiat the Union meant Haain
white nen hyVo0tes ana blacK men .laye-, ihHt u
meant lynch law Ia the Carolnas apd mob law pa
Massachusetts, that il melnt lee IN the pull IT and
gags in ihe Senate; when vas t'i ;iat The Genet
ing OF tie Union returning slaves TO their mas
tefs IN the name OF tie CO1 loved, and hsl been
taught 10 honor, | cursed the Constitution aud tnt
ijtiV and endeayOfed 10 break il; and thank God,
E il il broken. Laughter. But when, la.t sumner,
I saw, thought i saw that this ltion could not
exist unless II meant justice when thought saw
nineteen ilhous Of PEOPLE igeady al ling viii -
current as Inevitable that Of Niagara in hs oreo-
, ton and en- day hear the voice If dr Pc
deui as think, utieriug the same sentiment, Gaze
no. but sccept OF tie whole thriy-iour States. AZ
4 Yankee born, AMI VIII bug tLIon al auy uinc a. n
iaif price. Laughter.
Tire first lire Of the Presidents Message reoog
MIC. the crsis. II saws ia effect: 6eA,ienen OF
the Border S,ltes reletse yolr slaves; viii pay
you for them" The Constitution IN peace, gives
him TO warrant; tie CoDstiuiiou, III war gives him
absolute warrant, even 70 pour out TIE treasury OF
ihe IL tied states ~ the feet Of Kentucky. lie
nizes tne Cons tuition. lie recognizes he isct that
ia W the Constitution II the root OF the power of
the Government, but that s branches spread beyouo
all CONSTITUTE nsl limits Tha. when toe fseucy
Of de state requires 1t ho Gu do anything. lie can
interfere with Shvery TO any extent. lie can tram
= ule il under bis feet, or he can buy II out.
h The Pfeniient IN Lls Message bss Op~ued tie door
. of tman nluaion foot aud If b. holds on. auC cou
y, tinues in the right soon | will be able 10 Dive
rgnt through, with n coach and FIX, and v iliis
tloyd b.rf.sOA 81 driver. 1bag II. The resident
a recognizes hat | btbC,o to be tie constitutional
l. rcf cf he Government, to DO any thing save Tic
safe. lie recognizes tie night 20 throw csIyo
overheard 10 cave the snip. lu other words, j!
l. vas heretofore believed that lie hadnt emiZfatsd
u from Kentucky thai he hadn't ct lis yes opened
. ye,, any wioer tian would eua 10 him 20 The
limits OF the STATE OF Kentucky alone ih.t Mes
ssge proves tha; he takes in the whole Union; that
he the necessity OF TIE hour. La Other words, be
Ia hmsoh open 10 the tisi icon vi ray ing: "Geu
tltmen il InSy 90 possible ttat cannot conquer
uiih the cannon We shall have TO conquer with
emancipation IgIIlausel and !, Abraham Lincoln,
announce hat II hat exIXency comes u,on mo am
ready to adopt it. lApplsuse He trcads Us far on
the Thin ice he daGe1 LEI ~ assure him that The
ice Is tnioh ana bid Jim 80 ahead have Travelled
through the ci,ies Of tue North, and 1nd there j,
: from Democrat, from OldLlne Wbig from Bell
, a.,d Everett, and from Eeyublican, the SANE vel
come Of LIE lreidert Message.
value tie Message, rot because Mr.. Abrahasa
Lincoln 6pClks for lie neither preserve Slavery
ki il. |. does Lot lie IN the power Of any rim
Gle individual 10 do either. IL lies Ia the Cove
nou,, ia he public. He 10 nothing without tue
-, approval and support Of the public What d..ire
Is, 90 impress you with deep convection Of the
spolsbiity which rettn upon you a. part of tie
~ 800 300 You cannot expec, the Pre- silent TO 10
a. h 81. No Vi M had and d.,