New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

ernment d-ss not allow lie representatives to thro~
avsy their time In that manner. The maa-oni
Postmaster General-who last Spring approached
Henry Wilson and wished to know Of that most ex
perienced re-puer in New-Englsnd wbsther it II
lime vet 10 put Abraham Lincoln 10 nomination foI
lanoIer t.rm-!A yoice-"Tbst ime will never
come"l-Qoes In she Summer to Concord, with hi'
credentials in his pocket, and makes this speech
l: hss \ significance as the action Of tho Govern
neut. as tCe progrsmme OF the 'tsre, as me gsea'
effort of the Admnss' alton, 20 perpesuate its power
Nov J. for one have no objection to the Preslueh'
CIV of Abrsham Lincoln for four eight years longer
L told bin myself and believed it then and be-
lieye |, now-I meant IL then and m-an 1t now
that tho man who world honestly put his right hand
10 the plOw of that proclamation. aud execute ",
this people would not allow 10 qnit the helm while
ths. experiment was trying iApp'su-e Who
ever starts the great experiment OF emancipation,
snd honestly devotes biz energies TO making II .
fact, deserves TO hold tho helm of the Governinens
until that experiment 10 finished. But this pro-
gramme IL different one. The meaning OF this
speech, of which want to read TO you few OK
tr.c O. Ia th,. IN the future, there are to be two
candiisies Butler 10 to be one, something like
Seymour and Mcclellan is TO be the other. Radi-
cslism one poin', peace Democracy IA the other.
KepubiicanIsn, specifically has sunk below any point
TINT lluminet over sounded lspplausel and IN the
fn,urs n radical man and peace Democrat ARE to
bear up rival banners. This speech OF the Postmaster
C;.nerai1s Abrahsm Lincoius effort TO run between
tue parties-s tmpronso candidate Again, hsve
10 obiecrou 10 thal-Inark you have 30 sublime
a conIainpt for the level OF Washington Office that
am whiting The very men who hold them .halI hold
s,em IA Observation-Disclosures snl their heirs and
ass,pDs forever sns hterl, provided that 10 th ~
nices they viii honestly d, trs work Of the people
and the aye. But this speech ia the bid OF ybrid
politician born be,wixt the upper mlIlstons Of the
| Norih and the loves ustoDs OF the South, pander-
ng 10 the preudlces Of the worst obstacles ~ the
war in order that he may continue to feed At the
M lie Grin. WHAT ~ it will tell you. Ii is AL
attempt to evude the proclamation wiInout sayi y
go. IL is clumsy s5irnpt 10 do what Was adroiti,
lone by Cbef.Ju.tics fancy when he made the
Dr.d Scott decision; an attempt 20 smother and
crurh the opinion OF attorney General BAtes-thaI
negro is "A citizen. IL u an attempt " foist The Drcd
decision upon the proclaim, ,tion oi January l.
Tho tone Of the speech Is this: The negro Is inferior
| 20 us. He must fyht ior u.: he must work tor us
When he hns done H. there is place for him III the
county, lie NUT light 10 make The nation sale
| he musi work to make II rich. uen ho has done
%, we Kick him of the platform
SAYS the Postmss' r-tieDeral Alter some talk OF
Calhoun, IN hich he does me he honor TO iningle
ne up The negro will ebliT III the war; Then
he is to make the public works, canals from New
Orleans 10 the five great lakes. When il is done
hal lie 10 10 furnish the halter. build the giil-
lows, and then.hang himself on 1t lie Is to Save
tho coaafry Le Is to epnch the couutry, and
then he il 10 ieIre the county! And who is
it tpa, a,ks this OF hint Why, race
iha Mr. Blair calls {" the dominant and doniu eerine
race, that is. tho governing rsoe. governing
rAce that cannot goserLt superior race that cannot
fghi--a brsin race that cannot work-they ask the
negro hsbI they AK the begro 20 work, proclaim
ia. beforehand that 10 no help for bim place
fof him here. An Epsli-h peer accepted the
oer OF plebslgns carriage ~ ride houre on rsiny
day. As he stopped aid .uut tie DOOR after him. ho
lou .ed out Of the window and said " But, pray.
how will ,ou get home siri' Laughter The
81. II ,L,,a. "a. ftaft tl.v
have no h.ip but in TIE blnck mans night hand
.nmmouiug Tho negro in the Csrulinss aud ITO South
West to up'od ~, banner, se Is n. hybni post
m.,.r 10 tell the pfoule of Concord that the Constr
luton framed that there Is place for the trk
maa ~ the Continent. II thI i. n white NAH.
Tod siend me from being wh'ie Loud hpplau-r.
DO you accept that representative o. the race :
f. ~" No." And yet, ihis the President =
ID TOR tho uext pomina'innl Thsi = the d which
.. . uiAI,haL beliDd him The Border States, hsf
awake understanding fry per cent oi the l9in
oertur, and for the rest dead and burrd in the
l6sh. ihai H. the bid for the pencs Democrhir,
who yR.Htto let nd ofte negro any way. That
y tho I'D for The half-Awase ReIubhesns, who
woul! Le glai of ANY issue out Of this strie. That
/. tie hd.
Now lot ne resd you q letter; Rsmembe', the
CAhne. ~ Concord IA the month OF Jnue, 1908,
..ys tc tho world" We cant exist uLl-ns ID.
hl,,A tights for us; the country won't DO rich
unl.,s IA wofi. for u.s." Wien tho lighting nd The
work ~ arc over tls Cabinet, that cannot stand
% IL. Own continent tunbies over IN tie tiiempt
TO kiok its defenders on. Now let m r-nd you "a
lett.r IL was written by man who left Boston
Uunker Democrat, and wen, down 10 tho south
N.n to Por Hudson and Nicksburg. lie wnies
to me. who never heard of hui. snd whom be
never kusw, because HE heart wanted some
body TO whom 10 pour ont is falin.-
e A. AL AoohuonisI you never had my sympaihy-l
thought you rather oycrdd the thing cam. 70
IN, Departni.nt euinently 'ConserystIve.' Since
cam. have Travelled hundreds OF miles and can only
,ay tie truth bas no. been half told. A qulFe OF
paper would hold all have to tell yoloi the III
.,i uion for which the uthrrn States a-s Ayowed-
Iy IN arfns today. say nvowedly. The thing re-
.aly.. Itself down very fine. W. ask a captured
Rebel Whist arc you fighting fer Oar
rigbisr What arc your rights I Niggenl
When tho advance was made on Poft Hudson, =
negro brigade was under the commsad oil Gen.
Dwigh,--a Boston man. Hs placed sbem IN The
most dangerous position on our whor Inc oi ATTACK
| n,fore they went IN IL WIS M uns~i.ird qnest On
whether the blacks would fight. May u onght they
would not. That question s forever seitlod, anu To
dy In the Department Of the Gull, thsrs are no o-
ronrn,s TO tho enlistment Of colore1 troops. No
| n after what the feeling once VIA. The N0rfhern
.oidi,rv are to-day proud II tacir coIOred q! te'
Their. had once been much III blood man
ifested account OF eoa'ed regi-
ment lat Louisiana Native GuufGsl bein.
| a. ansyed ty oolor,d officers OF the lne. When The
test came they silenced opposition by surprising
tb.i, white brethren III The aluo@ reekls'shess oi
Their bravery. The blacks have Eowsn the day Of
| their redemption was coniDg-tho N"Nkee nalo hv
Leen used 10 i.rrify them--but there was deeper
,n.rinct VIII ch told them Of mjng freedom. On,
,hrn,t the truth down the brosis IT tho weak ones
of the North lhat though they tail 10 sn'!"ing he
| Union. there will be- AN army here which VIII Dc
| armed with Union murkets aud dceT seated fNlh
IN m, iur,ics of heir cause and he power Of God
Prolonged cheering.l There are bali II million who
suppost the Couled,rsc NTH the hoo only opeu
door aud that hoe viii BE- ~ nu.ket, aud th will
hold the Rebellion by tho throat. NJ dear SIR tins
war OF God hIs hardly begun. TED the North II
,bcy will not rave The country The blacks VIII. /