New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

land. Boston and New York men and women. NIL.
boys aud grls chained 10 gangs, shall march 10 ~,
own cad u,,sIe, beneath yrant lashi On an,
saarec sol shalt We behold the arc'iOn block-bshia.
solo by the pound, ana beautiful women for the via
puri ose. of iu-t; where parents and childrer 80
ban ID and wives, bro'bers and sisters snail ba To-.
from each other and sent East and West, Nor go
SOuthf Shall our free presses and free schools CO..
valhce homes Gel eges cburches aud stately csn;,o
all DO leveled to the DUST Our ho.seholj god, an
desscrsted aud our proud lips, ever taught !. .,aa
peans 10 Liberty, made 70 swear allpQiSnrs N &c
god OF Slavery Sucn degradation, ana more The.
wors cat tell, shall vet be ours if we eird M. ~
our giant ffeeIaen nov to crusl this Rebellion snf
REQ out forever the hateful pinciple of caste ,nt
class Men who, in the light Of the Ninoise,,s
Century believed that God Dade one rsos all booa5
aud spurred, and another to be rdjeD: who vorId
build up a government with Slavery for ils corner.
stone csnno. 1--we on the came continent with nus
democracy.
10 counsel grim-yisaged war seems hard IA oo,,.
from ~Oman's lips but better for that the bones 81
our siTes and whien every Southern plain ttst
we do their rough work at home than that III Se,y
strack dumb Ia the Capital Of our Republic, should
ilesd no more for man. Every woman who aOpre
cIaieS the grand problem OF naliOnal HE mus ,,y
wsr, pestilenCs. famine, anything but en- i2noels
peace.
We are bat oo-workers now with the true one. az
every aye, Tho history OF toe past Is but ons oo,
struggle upward to equsiIy. All met born Save
10 Ignorance sgporsGiuou, last and lear, ers
through centuries of darkness, dlscord and despair
nov one race dominant then sGother-but IA tau
ceaselees wsrriD8, ever wearing on lneh ctaibs ard
the 2IOss material surroundings Of mere annual ex-
isteuce, at last ihe oi CIVILIZATION and Chic.
suity daNned on the soul VI man, and tue pftcoe,
seed OF th. a4es, garuered up in the Mayhower M
carried in the hollow OF Gods hand scsoss We
mighty waters aud planted deep beneath tue suo~
aud Ice OF Plymouth ROok VA prayers ard tAsrkl-
ewing. And what grew th0re2 Men and wOnss
who loved Liberty better than life. Men and vo-
men who believed that not only In person baI 10
speech should they be free, and worship The God
vi no had brought them thus far ACCORDING 10 tie
Ictates Of their own conscience. Men and women,
who like Daniel Of old cened the royal hoo Ia hS
den. Men and women VINO repudiaIed the cretds
aud codes Of despOts aud tyrants, auo oecsred ps
u aitiua world tht all men arc created equal And
for rigIts ike these che Fathers fought tor se~ea
long ears, and we have no record that he voasc
OF that revolution ever oace criea hold, ehoogt,
III the invading foe was conquered and or lHde
peudence recognized by the nations OF TIE earth.
And bere we are, the grandest nation gu tie goSst
By rIsLs no pnshesed caste or eil1s' hS~aaon
fleo 70 ALL Ire humDest digger IA TIE ditch Las az
the civil social sud religious rights, With Tie hgh
eat in The Land The poorest woman at the wast-gub
may lie the mother OF future President. Here ~
are heirs apparent " the thooe. Tue genins Of o0i
institutions bids every man 70 rise, stand upnsn
Perfect and use all the powers that God Las gvsu
hIm.
liz cannot he that for blessings such as these now
twice baptized IN blood. the women OF the North d
pot stand ready Tor Any sacrlhce.
A sister Of Kossurb, with tim az exile 70 VIZ
country, in conversation one day, called ny sieu.
ton 10 an on bracelet. the only onsment soc wore.
Ia the darkest days OF Hungary, said che, oar pobs
women threw their wealth and Jewels .pso no POO
DC treasury, ana clasplDg iron Usnds afOead Ioei
Wrists pledged themselves tha, these should be she
only lev els they would wear I'll Hungary was ITO
ii darker hours than these should come 70 u, sns
women Of the North viii count no sacrifice too great
What are wealth ana jewels, hope aod esse, srs
and soas 70 the bt:rhright OF freedom, secured a.
by The heroes OF tue RevouuoB-lbsrty 70 unlVeSs
mani Shsll priceless heritage Like this, be wres %
now from us by Southern syrants, and h@sosn
women iook on 1nmoyeJ, or bssely bid our freeze,
sue for peace? mol Noil The vacant PIass. v
our sides, the yold IN every heart says MOL exa
sacriices must not be in yini The cloud ls'
bangs DER all our Northern homes u gllded VIII 10
hope, that through these present suiisrlngs Toe ID
Ton shall be redeemed. - .ou
ELIZABETH CADY STANTON
Nee. York. March So 1902