The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-13

ths misapprshsnsion Of the Misguided m:s.s..
| y dupcd I'd inisledf Becsuse they cannot read
Aud why cannot they read Because Slavery will
| not allow schools " educate the maseee II hates,
N the language Of one ~ It's own advocates, every.
| tn ng with the pre6s "IRHs" This tyrant power
has always shown . violent and persistent hate
toward shoot houses and the printing press
twenty -hv. years ago. among its earlier voiep,
outbreaks u despoied printing once and threw
III. press into TIE Mississippi, and then Redeemed
itor--tbs wave that bad buried shs press
Every one who will come 10 the rescue In the hour
Of our eounsry's peril and take sides With ,hs Re
| public against the Rebels should be free and res
peeisd. That simple fact ought N melt bis chsins
AZ The summer sun mels the untirely frosts. Was
there ever such infs'uatoo since Pharaoh resistcd
| God A. ust which leads q 0overnment 70 keep loyal
ssves NE grasp and elstch o. armed and rebel
| liousu sitorst Kept end u.ed u supply sibsist-
ence, " trenches, and smetin.es 10 IRE Wen
| gunsi And now, as have ,idej into this matter.
| will say a few words upon II d. you mol !oLk
that loyal black men are po,d enough TO Kill DIS
loyal white men, am not shsious that any spe.
cAl favor should be shown slaves a. " employing
them in the war. ~ ! ask IL NJ! they should be
used al the time and u the ace and mode when,
where, aud how they "a 9 made the mos, useful
70 the country and bes, aid In the suppression Of
| the rebellion stated In my ylare In Congress Al
the extra session that WAS in favor OF employing
| any muscle that could and would fshI either
tAPplsussl Who would refiss 70 allow
black man 70 carry bucket Of water
II lis house was Gro, All We need IL
" lie guided IA this matter by the plain dictates
u common 10 let the negro help where
and IN such modes "a he Is able W lend US his aid.
Bat | am Told that slavery was In the Union. b
Satan was IN Heaven. daughter But whom be
rebelle,i tod cast him out aud according - The
| best theological and poetic accounts which have
come within my reading OF knowledge, Jehovah
| had no Constitutional scrupts about his expulsion.
tApplas.1 This 10 The strangrst infatuation that
| ever frcuki,d NE human brain. The Union IL for
freedo'n-thc Constitution was ordained TO- free
dom Republic IN LOT freedom, and yet, Union,
| Constit t.on, aud the Repiibnc are broken, vo-
lated, aud gone, " 10 MT preserve nid perretu.
ste slavery Was there no heaven when Satan and
his traioro,is horde. were driven H. thu pr Can
| MOI inau lie well unless he has = caucer growing
| 81 his vitalSf Cannot man lr sane unless he IL
| ravng with iolrium We must have the Union as
| WAS. That IL vlht desre-the Union rs II was
| IN the beg inning. lApplausel. leg T. know Just
how snrrrd this riRt 1t ,ii-aving men ". desire
| T. understand It's night and d,ith, lie Length and
| breadth Al what graduated point On the scale OF
sacred and precious things does II stand, IL II IA
| sacred IA property The people will have g,vSrs
thousand millions 81 iroirrty b.fos9 a.ny,,,v ma.
over iroe.will Offering icsn r.wor,h i.ll We said
a, ~. ~ died TT his country. Tie scholarly
J nd Intrepid aud gontc Winthrop WAS slain and
| gtief-strieken, we bowed, SWING II was for his
country. The gallant Baker tell 81 Nat terrible
| slaughter pi Bale Bun, and we acluiesced eN-
| claiming that II was for hs country. Nc noble
hearted Lyon was tornc lifcl,~s from tho b.,1dy
battle Of spf.n. field aud - ssslsge our anguish
we cried h, died for lis country. Gen wallace,
my neight'r, AMI know hot low many scores,
| gave up their lives he hard.fngt field of
| Shiloh, tity Of whom, my constupts, we're
brought home. aud buried ia one gray, but We
| Submitted to the terrible ira. cly, fr they we're
| sam hyitus tho battles 81 their country The
| story Of williamshurgh and Fair Oaka Ia Mt yet
tii. WHAT vast and precious sacrifice Of human
life Las there been to preserve me Republic Is
A. the Pro,ieht says IN lis message, tie signs OF
| the times sro unnistakhhc. The adoption Of 10th
Houses Oh Congress, by large VOTE Of the resolution
| i.tti 4. ia Mart
| forms another distinct land mstk In out progress
freedon-war1, which IL Ia" rusi g. ia,oil-l sniNs
| ton. Sme think the butter Is spread "a rather
thin in this res luton Nut The Executive tAli-
| splitter undetstr Via his lusin'S TIE Exec tive
| has token the Abolition wedge aud struck It into
the los of Slavery, and now TIE heavy mall Of Alto
ltpn must let blows fall III 1t l. driven To- the
hesi AMI the To- driven IN twain. Bat mark IN
| vcry u,ly and cross Sra,ned, OF frozen wood, the
| blows have 10 be Little easy at first, or the
| wedge lies out. II is not worth while 10
strike ~ Lard Us to h,ve rebound,
for that would retari the work ia the long run.
II the President docs nc, believe oil I do be-
lieve ,l lac does II he does MT drive A. fast Ms
would, lac is on tive same road. and II is question
| Of time Tho gtehtds of events sweeps Vi. ward
under guiding power ~ ,rrcrntCnling rip'i.
a, nee, bearing with IL President anl Cabinet and
Congress The President reserves to himself the
honor Of cmancipAting the slaves I do not blame
him. If l were President, and Commander -n-
Chief ID the Army and Navy, would make prpcs
, nation Of freedom myself tArplause.l No one
should take from Inc the glory and fame OF such q
TRANSACTION. I would have my name for ever Assoc
catsd with that act OF liberation, and let II float
n | down through tie ages thus associated. And IA,
virtually tells the -Nvsholdsrs that he will do it
y they do not hasten tho good work. "You cannot,
h says he, - mistake the signs Of the times" fot
:. have II In your power, in the providence - God,
:, 10 great work Of bentAccncc, such as the worl'
: has rarely Witnessed. urge you TO DC IT, aud Z
r do II ut once. The tide Of events swoeIs on
is ward. I give you u few days of grace
II is better fr all thst y,u should do II
This proposition " made in good faith hut II you
- : -. al, Al
r r T "' tw he NY duty, ana viii do i. Yo'
must take the sequences Of your neglect, "Be
carsc called, and ye refused" II stretched on
d my hand, and no man regarded II; therefore,
. will laugh at your calamity, and mock when youi
, fear cou,tl; when your Tear COmeth us dt1ontinn
aud your destruction as n whirwind." II The
President does not move a. rapidly AS yor desire
II he IL over scr,puous OF forms, II is some com
peussti1h - know that the Commander and Chic
of more tsn half million Of ~ oilers, and who j.
frequently under tho necessity Of acting withou
authority %! law, wi. take no undue Slvanta,,e q
the power, for tie time almost Unlimited that /,
placed In his hands, no more doubt his Anti
slavery integrity, his ultimate Ant!-savery action
= than d. my own. Ia the words which We stei
, put into the mouth of the elder Adams, ~ sc,
clearly through this days business" The rebellion
will DO suppressed stand awc-s'ruck and over
powered In the awful presence of the giand and
sublime uprising Of the people of thi. nation. II u
the miracle Of the martial history Of the world. III,
nag Of the Union floats over more loyal armor-clad
men than the hag Of any one nationality flo.ted
} over before. Eng aud, when the honor OF her NJ.
tonhl prowess WAS at stake, nl the Crimean war
| could hardly muster twenty five thousand mon.
The recent call 81 the Govsrutncnt Revealing til,
| unconscious reserved power of the people, demon
strated that million OF men would respond 10 tn,
call OF the Executive. The Rebellion will be sup
pressed, and American slavery will be swept away
and the theory Of our Government he practics
and glorious reality. I SEQ the future and regens.
rated Republic reposing Queen among the nations
Of the earth. its flag after this baptism OF blood
having become the syubo II universal and inI ar
tal freedom. tApplause.l There is not n slave.
| holder g. hurt or destroy N all it, Holy Mountain,
nor fotter scourge for the limb person Of the
| Innocent Nay, | see the whole Continent, by q
prpr.ss Of peaceful assimilation, converted into Re
publics Ike or own. behold the Genius OF Lib.
eity standing upon some lofty peak OF the Rocky
Mountains, 81 q the Andes, looking northward and
southwark, eastward AMI westward from Arctic u
. Antarctic irom the Atlantic shore g. tire Paciac
a wave, gazing upon vast ocean VI free republics,
+ tapplause,!
Distinct like the pillows yet one Ike the sea-
' And when look over that broad mazrlHceu,
, field, covered with teeminy life, with its cities
: towns aud farms, its workshops school-houses
aud churches With nj the wired and wonderful
development Of science, are, education, and roi
gion that follows In the pathway OF free Christian
/ civilization, al II moves along, maj' site al ieen
4, like, leading and guiding the generations onwar,
!. and INSTRUMENTATION exclaim, "Loup live th
n Republic lie, 1t be perpetual" hut American sla
i, very which would Mot out that Republic, let
ia perish rRRIHn !! PERISH
h. TuV GoVUIs lISTuRpAy In -, action n