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

,aId that the Proclamation IA 10 be Justihed IN
rho liybt of even tho leas' favorable eHpeo'a lows
from h But should we realize from 1t all ms woloo
I'VE been soe hug 81 ~ possible, then Should "o
an re,fies ~ il. Should We hear tO-.isbt tnat
southern bl ick Kegim3nt has overcome a heOs,
vcb te one. would we not all swing or basf Woulu
mol even the Demoefats' IL would indeed put 70
shame some Of their OiienestIepeated anu most oOu-
6ltnt predictions, and II would take IRON lher ha
IL mo., available string. But, Democrats you
would be too patriotic and mibnshlmoHS 10 nii"u
that-wouldut you
smoke of the blscks coming TO our aide. Lot me
not be inisuudrrstOOd the ABOLITION OF Slavery WI
not send the Southern bi41ss 70 tie Norm On II
viii send the Northern blacks TO the South 80,
Mai chuate and still more, masses OF their race VIII
ytsrsol them lhitoer. Tbey, who seek 70 make tue
white laooref If the Moth Jealous Of abolition, DO %
either very ignorsutly or very disingenuousiy
And there 10 sliil another complaint which laYe
to make. IS the Injustice ana Insplt 10 e froti-
dent 81 which they IRE guilty, who charge him YIN
turning the MsTIltO an abolition War. lie Sotmn-
/, deciars that his sole end Is to put down lie Re-
bel ion aud tina. whatever be does WITH slavery IL
done but incidentally and but 10 that sole eud Nat
if the President having taken II unto hs hesd sha'
ono of tho most effective thioga which could he zone
toward Frustrating the Rebellion IA W free the cot
ton from the tenacious grasp Of the Confederate tOV
eminent should 10 multiplying endeavors w thst
eud7 Would il be fair 10 chAgoe hm win perse
mo the War into War 10 fr6e the cotton Z de-
Derately affirm that 1t would be quite az lar rs 70
charge hlm with porverting II into war TO Tree the
slave. Let us all be Just 10 the President. 10 10
unjust 10 hm is not only wrong him, but TO wrong
and perhaps rum tie country. Democrats there
are some no yen Of opposing the frtsi0ehs
Proclamation Lesause you would peryerI the W AZ
into War for Slavery. Are you not Indignant az
tbe accusation Su'ely, You s!oald be. FOR noun
ing in all the history Of could be more revolving
thsu such peryer.0n OF 4 JaH War, aud such be-
travail OF u r. hteOus cause. Great Is the wicked
ness OF IL sAyeholdiug people who make war ior
slavery But the wanton aud unmltgated wicked
mess OF Notwithstanding people, who should JON
them. would be Infinitely greater.
must bring my Speech to = close. do you wonder
that 30 old and radical an Abolitouot, have eA-
pressed ia IL concern about Slavery could not
express what did lot feel. since the bomburdluR VI
IN otrr | nave felt 10 concern about Slsyery-Ior
could not doubt that II was tbs eliectuaI 6oDo&Id-
iuu Of Slavery. As the war has advanced L have
been increasingly confident that the people would
never consent 70 70 establish the cause OF ali this
blood and horror and des0laiIon As have .een tue
plJwshsre Of war pass through Slavery, nave leit
more and that tie time for the abomlnation 10
pas. away had come. And now have We signs tnhI
zoe very earthquakes OF war will soon be rending
tb. mountain OF oppression, aud tossing It's pare
hither snd thilhsr beyond all possibility Of regofa-
lion.
Moreover, Civilization is everywhere casting OF
Slavery: AMI there is reason TO hope thst even the
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longer TO desire slavery. IL IL Indeed sad 10 have TO
nuInUer War amongst the clviling agents Neyerthe-
oss - II il that whist the nations are on helr pres
cnl low plane plano IN the case OF some OF them
no. above the barbafsm OF slaveholdng-l 10 bard
lv extrsyagauI 10 say OF them that: without ah1d-
oinU Of bl od there - no. civilization War Ia eui-
phAucsly tue worst OF all remedies Bus the ma
lions are sill TOO low and barbaous 10 Try only the
better ones.
Yes TIE slave 10 soon 20 90 free. Heavens time
"A. H. "a lI.4ll
cannot prevail aganst Heaven. he goes free by the
shcddiuz OF blood But Il lie tho blood OF his COM
mon oppressos North and South, Instead OF his own.
WJndroas maniiestations OF the Divine hand Won
drous retubutous VI tho Divine lusticel
But though am sure that tho innocent slave shall
70 tree ain not that the guilty nation shall
ave. God alone knows what penalty will be ade-
quA,e 10 its enormous, continued and unropented Of
crimes against Ills poor. Perhaps it IL 20 be de-
-troye, and 10 be- "a warning, loud and long, against
opyressiOu. Nevertheless, though We are TO be sub
nssve TO whatever may be 10 store for her, we are
TO labor zeslously wisely, and necessarily for her
salvation.
Nj hearers, We will all stand by the Government
will we not Although some Of US are Demo
Gratis and some Republicans and some Abolitionisis,
we will nevertheless lock hands as Americ ins-wiil
We not We will all Of us, Mountaineering our
party diyisions and party interests, generously and
periodically band ourselves together 70 crush this
cAusels,s and accurssd RebelliOn-will we not 7
Would that we might this night feel more deeply
Iban ever thai IL IL by she Rebels that DO
onquered, bat only by ourselves. Nothing is truer
than that the lite of the Rebellion Is in disunion At
the North. Nothing 10 truer than that u would find
| its death IN union AT the North.
Ire taking my seat let me remind you OF our duty
to stand by our Army--by the brave men VINO have
gone out from among TO suffer every hardship and
10 lace every peril in the high aud holy work OF sup
pressing the most nefarous Of all cons piracies. But
She way TO stand by them lie TO stand by the Govern
ment they serve. To desert the Government is ~
desert them. Our soldiers bid u stand by the Gov
eminent. Tney are afflicted that so many Of US do
not. They are indignant at the divisions by which
we encourage the ioe aud make him adler 20 drive
back and slaughter our friends. Such heartessness
toward themselves rs well toward the country 10
very unlike that reward Of sympathy, gratitude and
love On which they counted when they went forth
TO fight her battles. Our saiu soldiers could they
speak would bld rs stand by the Government. Our
teus OF thousands Of broken families, weeping over
those who went to the Army, never more TO return
from il, bid US stand by tue Government. The en-
lighened friends Of freedom and righteousness the
earth over bid us stand by tho Government. And
loud above all comes down the voice out Of Heaven:
" stand by the Government Stand by the Gov
ernmentll'