New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-22
etsed to render back that slaves services At later
rerod New.York brought an Emancipation Act 1t has

slave with him. unless he gave bonds for his reappear'
ance with him As matter Of fact the slaves we're
cmancipa;ed wiihout compensation the spot 70 take
effect gradually class by class. But after tral OF hhl
score OF years the people found this graGnal ema,e'
patton was iBtoerabc Hear hear IL Is IKE gIaduai
imputation. They therefore met together and py an
other act Of legislation they declared immeda'e craI
cpation-I hear and that took efect ana 70 SiaseIy
persisted in the State If New York. ltheers. sun
stantiay il was in New-Jersey. end in fennsyMinh
subsi ianiay il may be said, IN respect TO he Norln
States. that there never was IN eNhhple o '~ii ~
thEt emancipatcd slaves so purely ifom hl"rui c"N
on q. the wrong of Slavery. j know that II rs sad
that Northern capital and Northern shps were I,n n.
ployed in the slaverade To IN extent II was so na,
IS there anv community that lives IN when inc ar no
wisrrcauts who violate the public ferhncf he"is'
Then and since the man who dared To- nse hS ,p!'i
and his Shils IN this infamous frame hd IN, W. ," .,
did bv agents what he was ashamed 10 De kh"~n ~
have done himself. Hear No man IA ~, w ~. ia,os
who lad plrt or lot in this infamous franc III Sevs'
hut would heve been branded WIN ,ne iuu @ " I'm
lChee.sl II is tue that New-ioih I'i' ~ ~as wv -
r.o,cd In Ills m crnal traffic, bu II was because II
was rnf,runar'y urdcr the influence either o' that
Dcrocrric prity tina. is in alliance Win 'he Nouh'fn
S,v.rfhear arl-or because il was rndcr the dark
o,l cor trol If tie South itself For when the south
could appoint marsla's. when the S'uih apl%heu
rouc he ADMINISTRATION the Secreiares OF the Treas
NV and the officers Of the Custom uouscs in AL paris
of The country. when everything by the political ma
chiurv If lc South iNorIng Slavery, II could not
but be a; there should be- the Running of the saunet
I'm our norris and that the svctIade should be carried
on: hu. II was hy the immense mnjorly OF the people
abhoIred. and the men who did IT were de'ested'
n =.
foIe hoax llicar.l There arc Kissing men IN thi'
anonce-arc you not respectable Cheers and laugh
teri Tie folly Of the few is that light which God casts
10 irradlate the wisdom Of tie many. hear.I but
whom She Constitutions i'ef formed there Was such
feeling ojposef To- Slavery TINT you are familiar wii
the fact that Mr. Madison and MIR. Randolph refused
Ia pcrfrit tie word sCTNitude' 10 90 INTO ttal
document and on this express ground that the
time voald come when Slavery was 70 end aid
that tlcy would hot lave Tie memorial "i
such q disgrace fcmnuils IN The great charter oi
i.Ur liberties itltrrN.f the NulN was tlhhA'H
from "sery itudc' 10 service. lfearI Ana lel iue
saw one word here about the Constitution OF America
II recognizes slavery fact hut il does not feoos
rzo the doctrine ~ Slavery IN any way whatever u
was fact il nv before tie ship Of state rs rock hes
IL tie channel Of the ship es she eoS mo "a
hecanse q slip steers r0ucd rock docs II ioIow ihai
-haf rock is i'm fhs shipf H Hear ana ionfhi'I.j AZ"
because the Constitution Of TIE United states mace
s,ue r,ts 10 steer IouLd that great fact does II oI'
low tha- therefore slavery IS re- gnlcd in tie tOnstiu
ton a. a righ' oi system 40 See 10" chIrl-! '."'
Immortal document worlel itself In tie slave laws le
,l,r :, declared 20 lc-whut' expressly and ny me
most rei tous Ihraseolugy. he i Gcnrdci 81 r." i.'
aitf hrs and ci racter sites Of manhood. and - Pro
nounced "chatte.' lSieme.l No" lon ha'r llI
that same word with tie 3 left out cnii.c. lh'aI
h,arl And the difference between cattle and G tlt j.
tie difference between quatruped aud hrcd ll--s %
ter. 10 fir AS animate pr"peiiyi is concerned an t
f,r - iufnmaio property is concerned, = lnsi
The difference between locomotive property ana station
arv property fllcar hear Now. al thc Save states
stand on the radlca! p.ncpe ihHt SAY, Is hol '' l'
poses of iW aly longer 60 De ranked IA Tie cai'hE ~
h,I4n beings but that De- IS piece of properly ana !"
b., treated 10 an inteus md purposes piece q prop
erty: aud the law did not t!rsh nor 90 tie
i1j,es blush nowadays who interpret that law
iHearl But how j. 10 ihat the Constitution ~ LIE
U.ed States when IL bcrins 60 speak II these very
same slaves names chem Does ~ call them slaves
Does j, speak of them os In " scr'iiudc II hiis 'rh
up as Il 60, .c,ously Inspired wih iLc sndtlr ~ tc
thought and dignity 81 nan. and says Persons hcd 10
service" Her aid cheers go 20 south Gol'hh hhu
ask what ,re CALI slaves and IL things AID %"
Old Capitol At Washington sucrly reserhefn'er. 30
persons 3" iCbocrs.l Go to South Carolina. ana hcI
fundamental. article says she lOcks upon slaves as
tlircs." and again the Constitution ccioes No.
rersons" Heal Go 10 the charter - Louisiana WIZ
their Constitution. ar Ia iAe SoAih es'fIA H.''o
Statcs AID still that doctrine II de'..s - eAuAe
j. ohatteir IL j. thing LOck!nf upon ihos" it
whom Clrist feli mortal anguish IN G'thseman"' ana
stretched himself in death on caiysr! tl'r iass can
srunresscd tones of thunder tie Constitution 81 tie
United States says persons" lChceI"l Nhat wa
H. then when the country lad advanced 90 lar toward
universal Emancipation in the period of our hniio,ai
formation that stopped this onward ude Nv" thlhfs
demand for cotton throughout The world. coupled
with the facility Of producing ~ afisih8 non
the invention Of The cotton gin-thai intro.
duced a element Of value. Slaves ihai
hef-e Ind been worth from 500 TO $500 began TO b"
worth 500. That Knocked away one third II our a6
heT,nce TO The moral Law. Then Hitef"Hd they be
came worth e7OO snd half the law wcat-.cAccrs and
iaucltar. then 500 or 500, and then there vas no
such ihing as moral hw-ichecrs and HuglicTli thon
81 O0O OF 800 and Slavery became one oi tie b'hu
tudcs on the mount lCLceTt ad lAngh,srl NArN
Moses wrote he laws delivered hy TIE Highest he
u -o.e ,ie,o on tahes II stone. but when the tcfA
through his rnion wrote bis lavs he wrote them on
silver Cheers and loud leugnterl Their POCKET if
Il cir Mount Sinai cheers and anghier ihey aye tte
neal descendants of those men Who before woIshVcd
y golden calf lCheers.I lie other cause ~ilei pre-
vented the progress Emancipation that lad already %
auspici0u.ly begun was the political caut" ne pAcf
gf tmcr.ca has been shaped by tie cftcnni tpui ~
flavehoding S0u'heruers Al The aggression. TIE
Of Europe ana al the bellgercncc our Govern
ment hss assumed have been undcr The irsp.Ta
ton and under the almost mOnnrchicM sway oi
tie southern ohgarcly Loud cAeeritgI AND now
since Britain has been fnubhsd by the S"uih-
e-nrrs and threatened by the souih'rners and don't
naeied over By the SOuthernefH No y j. yet no"
fcat Britain has thrown her arms ~ love around TIC
sogfterners md turns from tie Nolthcrner-. NoFJ
She doitf lChecrs / have only 20 say that She has
been caught in very suspicious circumstances. Laugh
teri But have s3ld IT, perhaps as much 40 aiyiIhg
else for this very saketO brng out from you ths er
p-ession-to let you know What We snow ihat aL iLc
hostility el, IN my country toward Great Britain nag
been sudden end want You 70 say 70 me- and hrongh
ne to my 'rYen that those if'nona again't ihe
North and those hklnss for The south thht have been
eylue,ted Ia your papers are not Tie feelings Of The
g-eat mass # yOuI nation. Great cheering. the -rd
fence risng Those cheers already sound IN my ears
the coming accinrnations Of friendly neuonsthote
waving handseIchieis are the white banners mat gym
bike peace for all countries. lCheers JON with n-
then, Britons. lChecTs.l From you We learned The
doctrine Of what man 1as WORTH from you We learned
TO de.est al oppfesbiOBs hOm you We learned that
the nobesi thing man could do to de Tor Jrnc
ciple iChecrs.l And now, when we are set Ia nat
yciy and giving our best blood for principle
let The world understand that when America tiKts "f
tie Liberty of The slave aud u the common people NT'h
Britain indorses her. Cheers. And now come To
the period in which myself became an actor. Loud
cheeTs From tlst time 10 this time there has been 10
npoI tant noyemen on the subject of public Affairs ia
the connection OF Slavery Tint have not ether had
part IN II or been most interested and intimate OBJ
server OF H. and shall tell you. not what believe, but
what ! know. Hear, hcar.l II Was extremely dill
emit 10 get the voice Of The public. Those that first NJ
tempted il were made well nigh martyrt l remember
f.l well when Burness Pfesl was mobbed IN Cincinnati
and dragged into the Ohio for other than ior
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