New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

to tear asunder the States there will be men tgging
at it day by day and year BY year. and you MI not
have the confidence you once had ina, toese a''oAs
should he ressted, and You may be led 10 ask
whether TO escape anarchy AZ last, You hai not oe :
/ fer have a stronger Government. There 10 saiety
for us and fallen humanity throughout the worid III
tho preservation Of the Government OF onr lathcrs.
loud cheers.l We have confidence IN .ne my
which floats over the soil Of NewYork to-day, but
when the one shall have been DESTROYED ana me
other DO trailing in the dust. what confidence snai
we have in equal success! l nj nome ielt Ina. l
was q degraded man because was soh Oh ,he
South and the people with whom had lived so
long had forfeited their brthrigbt, and turned away
from me, and was too big coward to make my
self a martyr | was compelled to leave my nome
under circumstances painful at any tiu'e' AZ.
Angel of Death had just passed over my mousse but
why should be allowed to remain ana weep WIN
nv wife over the tomb of little dangh'er-i, an
old wretch who dared TO tell my ncigh6ors tiat the
solemn oath had taken TO support the Constitution
of the United States was still biodingf had uoue
too much 10 be permitted to live peaeeaoiy at nome
| mad robbed no man in the land; there were those
who at times had fed, and they were hrst to cry
"Crucify him. hang him." In Mexico there are
now 500 men who left as | left. They are IN the
mountain businesses, hunted like wolves. Are
they to have helpl Give them chance
and they will bleed for their country, die
FOR IL, redeem 1t; and there are men
enough there to-day TO redeem it if they were organ
lzed and had arms in their hands. Let no man be
permitted to 1--we 10 the Government who VIII dare
again to strn, his little hour upon any stage aud
preoch treason 10 bis fellow-m man. ICheers.l Re
store the Government, its Constitution, anu ia Laws
70 all feI!ov-ctizeus. With all my heart. Restore
ne Union as IL existed for the year just preceding
the Rebeuilni God forbid. loud, prolonged, and
renented applause.l Am | to be RENTED back TO
~. soil OF Texas, to be hunted by asssssins the
little remnant Of my life {" No, no!1 Am TO
on there 70 teach my little that the chief blessing
~ his great future il 70 run from street to street and
from man 10 man, and insist that he IL as sound a
man upon this subject Of Slavery M lives lCheerf.
Am TO soc nv neighbors and friends hung by the
ro, because trey have doubted that the chief busi-
me-. of the Great Ruler Of tie Universe Is not IN
directing sud controlling aud maturing and perpel-
mating the institution OF Slavery. lCheers NO.
friio1g-citizens; il j cannot 20 there and strike
hands witb nay friends at home; If | cannot be-
ag,ir united with my family, except upon the terms
tLot am 70 live ia such society az existed there,
Lsi "a IL il 10 utter. can lind 1t in my heart to
say. les me never zee them. But II you mean by
fb restoration Of the Union ~ IL was restoration
II that Union such our fathers intended il 70 be,
,h,n with an ms heart, let NJ have It. Great ap-
plau-e.l The issue IL simple; 1t IL plain. The way
trring man nust read II "a he runs, though he
be fool: Slavery on tie one hand, and
Liberty on the other. Loud applause.
And vet fellow-Crizens, for these brief desuliOry
words honostly spoken am yet % be further tried
Friend. donbtlefs who have stood mp for hitherto,
will s!y nm not prepared for this yet. Bu, fear
not Tor them; they will arrive IN due time where |
stand ard will add even Ut the EXPENSE Of being con-
siiered arrogant, If you pleaee. that what have
aid tonight all uninteresiing ~ il may be TO you
wilftrise a chord deep ia the hearts q my people.
know how the people feel, their modes Of thought,
10 what conclusions their minds have already been
brought. 1t l. :" your negroes, my children
love ny children beet, do not intend TO !
rart with tie hopes that | have predIca,ed
uron ny little ron. He has, or ought TO |
have he did have until you took ]! away from him.
TIE right aspire 20 the highest honors in bis coun
try's pifi. lie shall have ~, ] will fight that my |
son NAV be free 81 the expense Of freeing your
negroes. lCheers. Let me, then, follow. citizens,
indulge the hope that If II shall be my fortune again
to visit home and friends, can say, and say 1t truth.
fully | gIn ircemAn-l am not merely a theOreti- |
cal freemen--l have the Constitution Of the United
States guaranteeing me my freedom; but have |
what Is dearer still-I have cOunirynen have so
ciefy have brethren, fellowcitizen-, al over tie
Stale without an exception, who Intend that shall
uracsice a. freeman throughout my life. They in
tend thst rhail indulge tho nobest night that can
he given q man. the night If thought and O lmprrsng
my tho ghis, humble though they be, upohtlie MINDS
Of O;hesr. II 20 home with that Kind Of free
dom I want it Ices than that Fl all never elaiis
lied with. Cheering Hundreds OF men have per-
Hhed tecaufe they had thought, beccuse they he'd
love freedom and INDUCED occasionally IA Hptcula-
tom ~ . how freedom was best 10 Ice preserved;
they have been hung Ike ielons. want that 70
| want the Government oi the united STATES |
10 treat every man Ia the land as Ia enemy who VIII
attempt 10 impose further rctrc ions upon Tie ghi
OF ice people 10 think aud 10 talk. Chcers.
When | zee that then | can lift my hands aud say:
Hlee.ei indeed is this Government Then / can
accept that Tag as the emblem Of freedom, really,
unqugli.ledly having gained new luftor by the very
struggle ia which is citizens have engaged to-
day will Indulge tie hope that vie
tory upon tho field may not only perch
upon the standards OF orr arms, but that
morl halo will surround u from the coleci0usnces
of those who lighting that they are struggling 10
sustain liberty and 20 crush the last remains Of
slavery. Enthuflafilc applause. Let then our
lasi thought upon Government aud society be:
am vet citizen OF Tree Government still occupy
the position OF recipient Of tie llrges. rational
human liberty; | am yet on Freedoms SOL, with
Freedoms banner floating U er Ine. Loud and con-
tlnurd applause
The Hon. lIIR,s W,LBRIDGE then offered the
following resolution:
Ie,ored That AID cordial thanks Of the loyal
cz-us of NevloTs hereby defed o. Col Hamilton
for IA, clear conce aid thorough exposition OF the famy
Of tho present wicked Rebellion inAt 10 tho duty
furnish such aid 20 the loyal ution Of the South will
enable them again ENJOY all the representative
consitutloal government.
The Rev. Dr. IIITcncocE, in seconding the roso-
luton said that never in lie lie had he been more
happy not 10 have been d conditional man than to-
night They had listened 20 "A Southern STAKEHOLDER
VINO happened not 10 be Rebel, and that Southern
STAKEHOLDER happened to be m Abolitonist. Tie
one thing TO do to march the loyal millions over
every Of the South where they would that
this Satanic power sat enthroned tncrei throne
which was as black "a night.
The resolutions Were unanimously adopted, and
the meeting adjourned amid loud calls for layorite
speakers.
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HAITnS EnGRArioS.-Mr. james Red ath,
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