New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

us degenerate race What do they call theInse.vns
While 10 Russia, saw by their journals that re-
-pcctsbbe lady could not walk the streets OF London
at night without being nsuedlis IN their capital
city; and do not rec how it could be otherwise
when we take into consideration the conoiticn o.
society--when we remember that no comparative
respect and attention IA paid 10 women or " thelf
comfort During visit TO the House Of Parliament,
looked round 70 If there were any ladies pres
ent. After gazing rome time, turned my eyes III
the direction OF bark, dresry grating. resembling
prison more than aDytbing el-e. and there Jaw the
wives, daughters, and sisters OF the lords who snl
below. After witnessing this spectacle, Old mol
wonder that women were lnsnlied IN the streets Oh
London. Go into the iarg cities, or read the re-
ports m,,ds from them TO tbe Houses OF Parliament,
and what will you find The ladies present Nil ex-
cise me for trus, no false modeety will prompt
them 80 have we de Isl from speaking out when OUT
very national existence is tbreat-ncd by foreigI,
foe, 0y whom are, at the saule time, nehounc
an imbecpe, degenerate race. Why, tblnk oil u;
thuss parliamentary reports tell us that the hoys IN
many of the man ufacturins Districts are compelled
~ sleep tndi-crininarely with me 1emaes many W
whom are not provided with clothing sniiicieh "
cover tleir nudity. In the rural distfic't ,oo' ".
came reports stale that the Toys and girls tieep
together without attempting to maintain any oil the
decercies or proprieles OF bs. 1heso facts are o"
| record | do not Islander when ! appeal TO the
| records of British authority, and cay that That Is
no here the case 80 univers in the world, even III
the most uciyyed sections. Therefore, under these
circuustau ,es forever let England hold her peace
about our being "a degenerate race, That she may
in this way attempt to destroy the sy9pa.ny Vi lle
world for us and our institutions. AS tne recoru
shows htr own condilion To oe 100 uak hnu ii1ous,
st chem reform their cwn household, ter they cast
Impuiations upon us which they know To he rs M
founded AZ they are n,icious. Well, gculemen'
30 much for foreign rel.tons. tell yol again a.
the British people are wishing aud looking ior your
dowofal on the steamboats,, along the wharvcs, III
coffee honses, aud in the palaces they display ailke
Their amnesty; rejoicing over your defeats, ana
Ia,nenting your suc,c,ses- cries Of Thstr 80, i
inst az if they were in actual But, thank God
there is the great nation France standing at her
back, saying Keep quiet, John Bull; don't you
Interfere Loud applause. l now Submit,
fellow citizens 10 Just Republican history TO justify
the course that / have taken as representative
of the American Republic and its foreign diplomacy.
can therefore, well afford 10 bear tie lauDts aud
c,luu,ies which the opponents Of free pruiplc IN
| Amrrica bave afforded 10 our foreign enemies.
believe am the only Minister in our foreign employ
mrnt that has been subject 10 tbes, attacks aud
thank God for {, b,cs.u-e II the bad people OF the
United States land there bad people as well be'e
Az erewhere, had been ,ileat with regard 10 me,
should not have felt that lad gu my harness NJ
Of old. thought ! Was ai Ing 10 perIorn my duty
10 these opponents OF free principles, and were yleiG-
iu1 to the influence Of Slavery ior always feel III
my element III opposing that einons sli Applause.
. We'll here W. are still at war. Now, II | have not
ured you lCnrs OF DO o no. 90 oo"' ] would
; ike TO look at afiirs At bone. Applause. f's,
. nave "a twofod auiy 20 reno m--ohe Is u the
= country is organized representatives III THIS
country and another In to myref. shalI cn.
d,svor Cd do Justice 10 both. Understand me that
, in giving nv own renipents. 10 not necessarily
therefore attempt 10 put them IN contrast "ith ~,
sentneuin or Opinions, on tue contrary, hfH h"iu
that il il our true privilege To a'lie, clnccdo, 10
r utter freely whatever we may conceive Win 'eb"'u
10 the true institution OF tue Dacon yei when the
nafional voice Ia. been declared aid ass '-irrt~bs
lives have taken upon them them The met INA OF
Office we must respect aud revere ucm; mere hfe
for tie time being the sovereign representatives, oi
The publjc veal and not trauinei them ~ The Ole
. .bsrgs If their functions WITH thar ii,t OF tn
oosiIion of our off als shall sp~ak With that free
dom which becomes the delefoncc have Tor tDosr
10 power, and hat regard Tor truth VIII have al
sa,s secretly maintained. first, then, hea'leneh,
yhen this Rebellion trst broke ont AID when blond
of American ciizeus ,,ing 10 he dri.pse OF eif
own ill.,, aud of their own capital was SPED by The
b bands OF Rebels, aud We STOOD here noa knowing
e what might be done With the Pr ricci, and -.
q con, nander., and olhcrs IN huthorty-wte her wc
should hot be cut To pece-, rs they thoesiod rimev
i threatened 10 do--your humble servan. addressed
: You from the bal ony Of Nilhrds Hotel. told
e yon that for twenty yea's 1 Lave teen warsin,
against the institution OF Slavery, and effect lite
Il overthrow was willing to sacrii,r property. CON-
fort, and even Ii ilsrif, and hat had siEays
u by the Consultation, tho Union Ghd Ifc enforce
4 u-Dts OF the law. i-ou1 appl.usr j never al
- yOcatsd the imuIeClhe and uicOuditlOnI abolition
A of Slavery. l wish To deprive 40 man OF that whicn
he regards ~ property, and ~ 70 regarded and uro
tected by the Constitution of the Unnrd atcs.
= Bat inasmnob as tue shareholders had refused to
submit 10 tho arbitfimcpt winch tie Constr arion
; had pressroed, and appealed 10 war m, usur,,
res u, principle uIOn which tLey can be- .nl-
ce-sfully met, other than III yroclaming, IN
10 e l,nguase Of our iathers once mOn-aud
I trust that deceudauts are hot less read
valiant and Just than the men Of 16-,hst all men
nd led liz. Ia,
pursuit of happiness. Prolon,cd apllalr-.l liza,
was my platform when spoke AZ VIII ,rds that IL
{ it now. iiienewed applause. Well now, yon arr
going TO conquer the South, how by my friend
Seward taking duner ana drinks -.ggItef aud
applause. You are going 10 coDques tue south by
tukIux the sword IN our Land sud ssackl.s in the
otuer. You hre going To conquer The Suth with one
portion OF your lore, While tue " ser IL detailed a.
thai you gong 10 pat down this sqsuc effort ut
our naIiOntl life. In the language II .jim Lame,
" BY fighting lh,ir battles aiin youf own" lCh,ers.l
How Iona have you tried 1t For nearly eight en
months. Some OF the best men ia 20 country have
gone down 10 their graves; ~, OyJ OF tie loyal
troops of the United States have died on the title.
field or been disabled by sickness. How inauy mil
lions have you expended Why, a sum rolling np
> " thousand millions, almost Onr-Ourth of ia,
national debt Of Eug land that been .ccu Aula,-
lug for ayes, aud sti you have been carrying
war upon such principles that you ctilvt stsu1
upright In the eys If Tie world. On thess p1nci-
ple- you never can conquer; and AIN told ~ tneu
higI IN power That tho cal nj u slil Ia danger.
Gentlemen, how mach logger il this thiux 10
coDunne1 Ia regards HE hnauoes of ia.
country must cay, in ju-tice To I've Secretary
II Treasury that, il VT bad Tor the eminent
abilities wb which that Department Of ihe iOycrn-
IN ht hss be.p administered ong sinoe YOU would
have come down To the Southern STANDARD of SHIN
pi.uters, wbicb nan IN nny portion oi the world
,itb any common ssnsc, would nave taken except
Oh compulsion. Now, gentlemen, knos that tncfe
diIcnltIes III The way, bot THINK this mnunet
OF conducting tie shout be changed. Wien !
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