New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
wOugN's LOYAL LEAGUE.
kpreeh OF The Hon. WilItn ~ 10. NelIey.

Tho second lecture Of The course before the
womea's Loyl League Was deilv list evening, at
lie large ball u the Cooper Institute. Tho Rev O. j.
ROCKINGHAM presided over uo meeting. lie said II
lal sct g. 90 custom that ,feakcr however ooglent
or distmquished. mus, Ia introduced IN Ncw-Yoik
audience by sono one neither iisungisl nor eloquent
Referring the fact that The ball was not crowded he
it.Ltiat lie present movement was but digging the
mlrGaou ias lu2erstfgo;uIe hereafter 20 Do erected
We Lave Dot yet any OF true freedom. The day
s come wicn We shan have real liberty aud shnll
owe 10 a. TIE not that iho black man has attained rs
'rue freedom mud - tho fart ihnt 10 fnyo ehafbe or
American aoil lie then introduced tho Hon. NM. -.
sruLY 10 tho audience. Who welcomed hiri w..h ap-
yianfe.
and ~ many In old Lnrur3 we are 80 called with a
ruasr aud a. tllu u flr Same time q little
flse. n Is natural ior tla pooplo 20 be fni, and tc
people on tie older continent do not comprehend this
conn rs. 10 an incllir, n English merchant who
inquired Of the engineer Of one of our railroads how tho
Thames and the Nersfy compared with the Missouri
ara ihe Mnissrri iLaugAier.l And another En-
ID merchant a. hs uI American II MANY Of bis conn
trymcn spoke the hngungo ns ,cii - he did and md
ng his error 10 retrieved II by asking the white
was tO pfedonuafe ultimately IN tbs country. lLaugh
ter and cheers. lie thanked God Nc We're a fast peo
PIE with open eve nn1 stcadast heart when people
should grow up 10 make hne and enlightened States
The great dniy of The daytho primal dutyis 20 pat
dlwu the EcbelortO geCrfc peace hy lfhoring for it
praying or A. and By hard anl steady h.htinR fOr t
iApplauso. Tho last armed Rebel must be conquered
and suhdutd before We can secure lasting and true
peace 10 this coun'ri Any peace or Grnistice
which would mako Two nations in this country would
be g. uae two u Tho most wariko and most Ngrrug
Of tie earth and % bcqulGth T. pOsery the
cor tinual miseros ofwsr. We must make an cudtfu
peaco II we have - make dCe1HOn ard cal II nepce
lie caimod thft this N0d beer carried oa within
constitutional nlt5ho Rebels have placed themselves
IN the position Oi Insurgents arc Of Glcn eneulea and
are subc 20 an heIcnalues legal ard moral Tint may
BE- imposed upon nsuyenr brought 10 helr upon nC
enemies Al tho questions concerning The governmental
policy have been sustained hy The Courts where thcy
have been brought into the Courts Our people were
faithful h. The constirton while The preservation of ay
cry h. rule and they should be dOuby faithful IL
Il ~ Do purified Stand by the Constitution and 10 IL
that citizen Of Massachusetts, whether his hair be twist
ed or straight may walk ta streets of any city In = g.
in safety. lChcois Although 1t was our duty TO stand
by the Constitution. but not duty, he Thought To IT,
ask the and women Of West Virginia TO return 10
bo ruled b! tho ogarchy OF Fast Nrgniai or ask the
people OF Missouri who have elected to the Sentc tie
Lloyd Garrison Of tho West H. Gratz Brown lloud np-
pausel 10 return - subsection 10 Slavery Inc slave
holders ~ Maryland to-day Strn 20 Slavery senti
ments freely ns did tho old AntiSlavery society dur
ing the last thirty years cheersI ana they Lave re-
s0lN ed 10 dam up tho nagnlncent water power tbey
have let to waste. and ~ let Their niegers run IN.
stead. lApplanso.l But after all, he questioned
whether tac great duty Of today for the women OF the
land not To secure the complete extinction Of Say
ery II Slavery be eNtingushed when this war Is at
an end thero win be no LOpo for the Union men IN the
robcous states; noble aud far.rcaching duty for the
benefit Of all future generations. There aro Our ipi1ons
VI Freedmen 10 b. thrown upon the country who are
entitled To what Hannah Thurston demanded for her
.cs az Mr. Taylor tells us-education, employment and
reward The true duty Of the hour B 10 strive to attain
for ourselves and mpari 10 others higher and hoer
Of the destiny Of our county and to accept