New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13

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this demon, like its prototypes CRASHES wiz i's
teeth foams at the mouth and endeavors 10 senu VIC
Republic where it has dwell and fatteneu, ~
the name Of God and Liberty il must De eAe as;..
THIS il the conclusion which the can, an
and philosoyhic mind of Europe mas ZONE. I'll
friendly and disinterested writers aproau ,esent
us that the only proper solution VI m ;i,;ncts
troubles is the abolition of Slavery ne ,nS',"
Of TIE nation reached tbl1 con ,bs same oont ere
Ionr The heart of the nation ouiru,is i1s or"i"S'
but they are on the way I ,bs,bs, the
neorle will he 60 nnwise, bad alnioSl sia 80 s.uPu
I'D sn;ida as longer 10 tolerate that which, IN i,s
,hso;es end practical results, mas .monstra'ed itseI
- no not only at variance with the principles ana
rrrnoses of The Government, but utterly sunversVe
Of these principles and purposes. SnpPo.ing slavery
I Dot Inconsistent with money msklng-lt, however,
!. admit cd and known 10 retard the accumulation OF
/ national wealih--but money making was not the
pnriose for which this Government was framed.
Wealth in the hands OF the few has been piied up III
all count rles under all forms OF government. but
the People of the United States ordained the Consl-
tption 10 secure rigbt.-the rights Of mankind
not the rights of tho FrenchmaH, or the English
man, or the Seotchmaa, or German, or iohHe
man. or black man, but the rights of man, MAN
man in the crowd, gathered IN honor OF
the intreIid and brave Sigel, which l addressed
briefly the other night in washington City, WIN WIZ,
a complimentary remark sad l had not brought
the negro ill.," l replied, and truly, that pever
brought the negro in, but universal freedom. DO
not plead for the negro, but for man. MY nght 70
liberty with all the privileges which follow III its
lumiuous pathway, is simply because i am a man.
Mental and physical neIiority and superiority, one
or both have nothing 10 do with the matter. an
mentally aud physically superior TO most OF the
Pro.Savery people with whom i am acquainted,
but | DO not on that account claim the right 10
enslave them. L bow mentally, with conscious
inferiorlty 70 hosts Of good, patriotic An-Slayery
men: but do not therefore yield them the right to
make q chattel OF ne, aud doom me and my children
10 a hopeless ami endless thraldom The last Jutti-
caion set up for the enslavement OF one portion OF
the human family by another portion IT, that the race
epslaved never invented anything which, by the
yyav. is not the fact. / have never invented any
thing: ought | therefore 10 be a slave Al oil you
who have not ought to be slaves! IL will be necos-
sary hereafter for 10 carry III our pockel moi Tree
papers hut certificate of the CommiHsloDer oil
Patents that have invented something. Free
dom hereafter is TO be the reward OF inventive iacui-
ties Woe to the poor Ounce who cannot invent.
TIE pepins OF inven lou will enslaye rghtfuly the
great bulk of mankind. Hoe, Ericsson, aud morse
viii have az sll in chains. What have the modern
advocates Of slaveholding invented Nothing that
[ know of except this Internal dogma, that u Is
right 10 eus4ye q man because he II inferior aLu
helpless, and can't defend himself and viudicate his
rights This and nothing more lave their inventive
faculties produced L deny even this to them. ihey
stole the patent from their father, the Devil. II
would he more just and more justiisble to enslaye
white Rebels than loyal blacks.
! Every one who Will come TO the rescue in the
hour of our country's peril and take sldes with the
Republic against the Rebels should be free aud re-
spected That simple fact ought to melt his chains
as the Summer sun melts the uhiin'ey trusts. was
there ever such iuiHtuatiun since Pharaoh resisted
God as that which leads Government TO Keep loyal
slaves in the grasp and clutch OF armed aud rebel
lions traitors? Kept and used 10 supply subsistence,
dig trenches, and sometimes 10 fire their guns And
now, as have glided into this matter, will say
few words upon IL. DO you not THINK that loyal
black men are GOOD enough 70 Kill disloysl white
mem am not anxious that any special favor
should lie shown slaves as to employing them III tue
war. All ! ask is that they should be II cd ut the
time and In the place and mode when, where, aud
bow they can be made the most useful 10 the coun-
try aud best aid IN the suppression OF tie Rebellion
stated ia nv place in Congress at the extra season
that was in favor u employing any muscle thhi
could aud would fight, ehef white, BLACK or lniXee'
I still hold that opinion. WHO would refuse TO al
low a black man 10 carry bucket OF water II his
bouse WAS on fire All we need Is 10 be guided Ia
this matter by the plain dictates OF common tense
10 let the negro help where and IN soch modes IA be
il able 10 lend us his and think we are WIS above
what il written when we attempt 10 be wiser than
the patriots of the Revolution.
n do not feel that it is any degradation 10 lu ate
the examile and follow the practice Of the Leader
Of the Revolution and that OF the Hero oil New-or-
leans IL is but simple matter of justice TO
despised aud enslaved race 10 ray that among the
NOT intrepid individual achievements Of the war
baye been The EXHIBITS of Robert Small, who took
the steamer Planter out OF tbe tiarbOi oil 'naies-
ton whstlng his sisnals and glding out under the
very rnuzzles OF The guns of the enemy and siuhg
into our fleet with white flag, and delivering up
the vessel with valuable armament 10 we edersi
authorities Had be been detected and foiled IN hls
plans death would have been the forfeit oil winch
r he war uuquestionably aware
4 Congress has done honorabiy and Justly in giving
y. him half the prize. But 90 you know that Robert
Small according 10 the local municipal law Of South
q Carolina can own nOtb0g and earn nothing, aud
lossess nothing which is not bis mastersf Ibis
r trize-mouey according TO the local laws oil The
State belongs 10 ths Rebel rascal who used TO De
bic owner 1t is only by the law OF Congress liber
2 ating slaves actually employed In the rebellion,
pasted at the Extra Session, that this Robert SGiall
i capable legally Of owning anything, even himself
or the urize-noley be 30 fairly earned.
would like 10 know If those who are i'll iayor oil
reconstrurtng Slavery back to It's former asoendeny
are a.o in favor OF taking Robert nal aud chuck
ING him back under the cOwskIn OF the rebel knaye
who used TO work him for nothing. Thank God,
common sense IN the long run Is stronger than non
sense This, and the care OF The nhn VINO captured
and brought vessel into your own pOH; tue man
tina, came 10 Burn,ide, and gave HIM information OF
the barbor; the messenger that rushed 10 Front
ROYAL and gave notice Of the approaching Ioei tbere
aud scores OF other Instances that nave occurred
during this war, If they do not eXbioh n quarry,
crop ont az evidence that there is niue OF loyalty
and aid out Of sight, il we had the sagacity 10 avail
Ourselves of it, L know that everything sald III
commeudatior of the enslaved race II met with de-
rison as an attempt TO eXalt 'be negro at the ex-
pense OF our own race. 1 have all the pnde oil the
Anglo-SaxOn that any one may justly indulge.
So much pride and 80 much confidence have ia II,
that do not tear az s0Iue seem 10 fear, any COMPETE
zion from any race, inuch less the African, even
though freed from the thralldom Of Slavery. VIII
not therefore, be deferred by jeer ion oeing last
TO degraded and unfortunate race. Ii could hon