New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03
roads, digging canals. We bsve to- given our aid II
hnilninp Ciiie. end vIlares in hnildinn Ind nr,S

roads, digging canals We bsve too given our sidil
binding cities aud villages, in building md Support
InQ churches and schools We have aided in procnrna
its mineral rrsources as coal iron, and tae precous
metals; helped IN lie construction Of railro.ds
! bridges, telegram hnes, eteamboetl snG srin,s
assisted IN catle-i reedue, raispg vsrions kinda a
produce AZ corn, wheat, oats, potatoes cotton rice
tobacco, tie leading staples Of the country, &c. In
these ways, and many others too numerous N bs
named here, have we add tie nation M her growth
and progress, and contributed TO her general proa,
perity.
Fourt1 Again, we believe, too, we have the rpts
to have apple 30 ourselves those uht ni ed In tho
Declaration Of Iud-p@ndenle, "tat al men ar.
born free and oGral AID nave certain iaalienabls
rights, among which lit, liberty AID the pursuit
Of happiness rights which We have derived from
the Creator; sin " heel ged - gam or counrv's
independence under Was!u gtOD or herbatle.Selds
as well ss IN the cornf Id, and ~e helped 70 main.
tain the same In lcli under General Jackson At News
Orleans, aud tIe wiiiiL. aud ready even now 10
fight COZ counry's battles aciIst slayonoiing trail
tors snd Rebel, who FL ing thousands If free
men ana seeking the very lfs-blood of the nations;
and We hone aud believe that the tice 10 not TAR
dat mt when, instead o. beng called UPON 10 leave
Oaf country, tie loyal ard iGst people o. the cop1Ey
will ra-s judgment cn the ren xbo stopped ne
miilln ~ on brave hearts strong arms ana willing
bands, d>sliny 10 ght oar couutrFs battles ia Der
most irving hour and eOfe-t ne.i While bleeding
and ttrlgg ing tor her life against ,lavehCiug gsiS
tNrt ana hI tilt N-If ilASi Nifn our country -
smuggling for lilo, md eas million freemen are
believed 50 DC scarcely sufficient to meet too
foe, we arc called upon hy the President OF tbe
United sta 20 % leave il lard aud 20 70 auother
country 20 carry out hs fsycrite scheme OF coonisl
ton. Bu. al tbs crisis We feel dAposet to refuse
tho oers o. tie President, since the ,ali of cur sut<
feliug country is too loud aud imperative TO be un-
n.edsf.
Asaip the Pre,ideut Gays that Congress had plaeea
a SIZE OF money ~ his di-pO,iion for tue purpose Of
siding the colOnIza ion OF tie p-ofl u African
dese ID Or some portion o them IN some country.
ther.f rs makirgit HE dry, rs It had been loag
ti'De hi. iD,linstion, 10 favor that course Orr
ausvsr N tia: lbsrs is 90 country Ike our owns
Why NOT declare Slavery abo ished AID favor or
peacels colonization il the Rebel States or soias
PORTION Of thelnt Ne ars al in favor Of this, ana
We bsley. tho maioli,, Of those who elected you
4, AZ. Office of the chief ma gstrate - he nation
10 favor, also, of this measure. We believe hsl
this vouli 30 wise and juN policy, and w0aii
receive tho approba'ion If God ard al gooa men.
We vonld chesrfully return there aud gave orr
most Wiling all to deliver our loyal eoi're or'nfsn
and other Unionis;s fIom tho tyranny Of Reaek 70
our Government.
We colored people aFe eli loyal men which 10
lrore than any other class OF people IN the ccuo'ry
can sav. There are Yankee, EnSl5l, .coten, Ger.
man. aud French Rebels, but cOiofci Rebels anf
Jet ua add, Mr. Presdent. that no one suffers by
our rresence bat rebels and traitors a"d II We wefe
permitted TO fight country 0at les, AMI an army
Of colorel mea were permitted 10 march into those
Rebel states well armed and equipped, we believe,
with your Excellency, that tie Rebels woGlt suffer
from presence, but the Union would De sdNeo
without spades and srOyeis.
Congress has also passed the Couiisca.ion and
Emanch ation bill. Now, II the President is dis
POSED e. i've tie coored people tie benefits guar"
snteed by that bill, and declare the Rebel states
Free states, We would colonize ourselves III OR
native StefeS without tire aid u the Government,
and he President nil ht the money 70 defray the
expenses OF the war.
In conclusion, We would say that, n our belief,
the speech of the Precedent has oniy served ths
cause Of our enemies, who wish to insaIt and MOB
NJ NJ we have, slnce - publication, been repeat
e1lv insuted and told that we must leave the couu'
try. Hence, We conclude that the ,ocy Of the
President toward the eoosel people Of this country
IS mistaken pofcy