New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-07

4 the four million. Of slave, were 70 oe s,poie
A. an the states subject such invasion this On the
9TH. i sTnS d; the the nssp.s S 81 the
sroes e1es'e. their real hostility to s.s.sIy s.a inc
Il needs therefore bu, the assurance wn.eh wonlu
gwen b.I P' s to be sd %
sm.ncpated 10 point Of se ss Az, sUS der.
IN their emancipation. Nor woad thsy require immediate
universal involuntary transporiaor or tha. any
vbatsver be done the blacks IKE mofs enerPn,nt
you'd soon rna,e and muudes OF less energy would o
low If such attended The pioneers a. the care
waaS don6e,, insure and with ,uch facilities it would
require few generations 70 put s ten ps .cs .pt
remove the only obstacle to perpetual Union Of Inc STATES
Your obdt servant, NJ BLAIR
To the Committee Of Invitstion,S'
MIR. MoKAYr read the following resolutions
which were adopted with enthusiasm:
Rssolred Thst puch nationality and democratic
.sJ eea cadoTed b. sIeir Cresto With tie inserbe
rights lie bbeny and the pursuit OF happiness. whs'ever
tends weaken and destroy the V force OF this des IN The
popular heart constitutes The nos dangerous ard ssa tny
20 .ae rad unity true Pesce snd soy OF is naon
tho come yaon OF territorial domain, but IN identity o.
idea affection In the heart oil 10 people eau genuine
love CT liberty and he rs Ia ef human naiuc coeA with
liberation OF slavery Slavery treason 70 the Fundamental
ija u national e.encc, aud the war Out its necessary
sna L., tins effect In the present nmnsn; crisis he who
maintain Slavery become Thereby the sbeitoI Of the
Reocd Ihat in the present. extreme e1iseney brought
apon tb county ~ sleseIy We hoa we i: o. we Ma
ss no. only 70 Clearly within the Constitution, but to be
fI.: Upon ,ho goaid hat It's existence wholly j,
pa,ioe with N.toDs sepieseI7son. Either the Nation
uDu.t di. ,r S avery mus,.
Nccond B4suie the igbs ard powers conferred by tt.
Of upon oil soveIeintiea and under cur system oil
psg' IPaai n a. The ony sccus
Of ending the conflict and 10 establishing permanent
And ssiS and presineny because h. supreme juri.de
seupir BY the Rebel be held to be exclusive
the ,sooas heoe su,hoIi ies therein es'seeed by virtue
"
de Ccns,ution hrs exclusive jurisdiction crdsiu Liberty
people pises the present Administration ia power AID n
dslSgior d Which n Rebels v age der va.
good sens mhi dsem thenseyes bound BY just respect
Tor ths National C'a uiion to faia On deaths VIII al
IN lis nature dsssyea lat since IT'S masters rave be
suns for It, iliumPh s1d tia abb alton Of our National
covr en-, aud rec institutions We deem our .apree:,
duty 70 make with conflict with II
Dsli t shs'l he e4tips,'d from the whole I'D. .,,
.nerefoIe while stand even ready % wscs heH 20 q
IN Tho words Of the farewell Addfs. Of tie F.ther Of
BIZ Coentry Ue d.'he thai The happiness Of The people
rsf I'D no. Utterly aud S.esss Isnasfea ~ by
terry epe des that tie property and blood Of the To-
- tie free States to oe waited wltoot result II
pprs'.on Of the military power of The Rebels in oIde
Oh. ali o. may the end be Surrendered into the hsod
81 ne eolq eIee sitor. md The National Government b
Iced. Therefore, that amid the varied events which az
occurring d,Ii the nOmep!cus 1uggc IN which " Eie IN
ssseJ l. duty and tie interest Of the Government am
us people sdopt tId 70 advocate such measures az vii
which the Revolution began.
After an address from tie Rev. NJ ID. Conway,
The Hon. CARL SCBURz introduced,
amid very great applause. lie spoke as follows;
l have not come here TO Plead the cause OF party
for in looking around ne, become doubtful whether
telCDg TO any; with desire TO gain the ia yoi
Of those in power for in this respect have nothing
20 gain and much 10 lose; nor TO Halter the multi
inde, for know well that much Of what am going
70 cay Will expose me TO acrimonious obloquy and
vituperation; nor DO even think lhst the remarks
AIN going 10 make will exactly fit the line Of argu-
ment followed in the resolutions presented TO your
consideration. mean to speak the truth as un-
dersand i; shall give you my own ideas, buch as
they have Travelled far 10 obtain this audi
snee OF the people, for your invitation encountered
my desire and slammed no inconvenience sacrifice,
responsibility. SO you may conclude that anl
IN earDes. OF yoa ] ssk 10 lay aside tonight your
party preudices aud passons for this hour let your
precou ceiyed opinions be silent. i shall speak %
Jon from The very depth Of my proioundeat con-
victions; hrten TO me as one sinceie letnot
will listen to another. Cheering Many OF
viii have to confess that the present
sete OF things is contrary their first antcipa;ons.
Eigtteen months ago We did not expect that The
people Of the South would lie ready 10 rush into
The eaiiCldsl course Of open rebellion; nor did the
people Of the South when they took the fatal
sep, expect that the people Of the North would re-
sst the reasonable attempt with much deterIIi-
nson .Wd unanimity. In this respect the calcu-
lAtioDs o. heading men On both sides proved erroDe
with the nature and exigsueies Of the actual sit
nation ss il; -. We are in open evil war. A nu-
uerous pop ,iation, hodiCg very large portion of
country n IN arms ag.inst the Government; the
rebellion agi snst the CoIstilutionally established
snthoriIi Ii oganized tie largest scale. The
svOwed aim a. ~ object 10 80 darugt the union Of
tese States ana u secure for the people of some of
them a separate na, onal existence The fret steps
taken In that drecl Oh were sessful; separate
Government, claimiDA TO be independent Of the
Union, WAS established II now defends itself with
armed force against tb, lawtol Authorities Ct this
Republic 1L- 10. in a 1 CIV words, the actual sit
Iation o things. Il presen Il ue twooid prob'en
fret, 10 put down the Re-, els IN arms, and then
10 restore The onion. Tie Init Is a military
problem, the second port Na one hey
.ie, in my opinion, So div met IrCm e1eh
other that / can we'll CON cave how the
hrs' ESQ be successfully solved, va now, ~ iHe
,,su completely ia 4. To The frst, I g'Il say but
"ue. Alter serious disasters aud Il 1ohg leri"o
'eu, IL preparation, brave armies h Va achieved
60. successes, which by come ale ,'Vha.lefcu
10y u.tlsiVe' 1 have heaid ii; SAID tha. lhe war
" P'.haiy ended. I must confcss AZ. ~ o.
."' 1lhoi bnt although Wi hit erdeavor to So"
You IA we '.Oes, nov ever severely pretfed At l-e
H''.-eI', nave aIs ium MO country TO M
b''s upon, ia which their aruie, II tL.v sure.,d ,
ee'alIns iiom the BOtder Si,f's ,.', 49,, 3D.,
struggle i0f ecn-derobls petioa: III. 4 e,cI,7es az
WIN AZ present. We iOrtI 10 s.deauatr id.a .,veit
""' h'Vhi"ha oolimn- as tuey aaynu.e uton rho
80 "i ne enemy That ihis pfoOf ga,i,n a. lie ,.or
"H' 'iI"s 8ieai cmDAi fasaIeAts upon L. g,spc; I
Hrbc's, "d, jh eB.e Oh serious revere IL ,uv an,
'vrn 1Ih htes win ioregu Pewers and fbei H.
'0c1 ~ cinere,uC ~ Ito entr4v and ,.trs =; -
"'" I'VE ~ .'n @nsiic4n Yco.Ia VIII ~ pat 10
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