New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-22

hM 10 support tb.' existence Of slavery. This
was an impression which he thought they ought carefully
which was njuous their Cause cheers mot only anonr
those who had the feeling of all Enehmen-9f horror Of
slsvery-but also becsu'e strong religious bodies IN this
country made point of and felt 1t very strongly indeed
never like to speak behind mans back-I like to
speak right to mems faces what have to say-and
could wish the higher felicity than that which has been
accorded 10 me tonight might have been glVen-to
have had Lord WharnciRe present, that / might ad
dress TO him few simple and artess Christian in
quires. Cheers For there can be no question that
there IL strong impression that the South mas hhd
something to do with Slavery. lCheers.l Indeed, on
our side the water there many persons that arm
IT, Laughter and cheers. And. as his Lordshlp
thinks that il IS the peculiar duty Of this aggomr
ated and aggluiina'ed association for southern indie
pendence 10 do away with that impression, l beg 70
submit "a them that In the first place they ought To 90
away with four million slaves in the South; for j, Tor
my own part cannot say but that think there are nh
charitable men enough living In this world TO thnk thai
nation that has four million slaves IN II has good
deal TO do with supporting Slavery. Cheers Ana
when he hes done that might perhaps be pertinent 70
suggest his Lordship that there should be ittie
something done Ia the Montgomery Constitution Of the
South which is changed from the old Federal Constu
ton in only or two points the most essential OF whcn
Is that il Introduces and legalzes slavery ana makes IL
unconstitutional ever to do II away and they are under
that Constitution Now submit that that wants scrub.
hing little. Cheers Then would elso respectfully
Law il AT his orships feet-more beautifully embossed
IL could than this address TO me isthe speech or
Vice President Stephens-hear. hear I'm which ne
declares that ell nations have been mistaken ana that
The srhnrntion Of inferior race Is the only proper
way 10 maintain the liberty of n superior; In which he
teaches Calvary new lesson-in which be gives the
lie into the face OF the Savior Himself who came to
teach US that by much man was stronger than
another ie ov cd himself TO that other Loud cieers
Not alone are Christs blooddrops our sava'iol' put
these word drops Of sacred truth which cleanse the
heart and conscience by the expression OF precious
truths and principles themselves our salvation AZ
wei as tile Gtonng blood and IL there he III tbe uuns
Of Christ one more eminent than another ~ rs he
that wonld be chief let him be the servant of all bu
this nn,laciOus hierarch Of indety. MI stephens III
the face o. God and before mankind in TINS DAY OF
universal Chrftiany. declares tnht the way 10. I'M
ton TO have manhood is to crush ou' ule
Iber,y Of an inferior and weafor race
And he declares ostcntaiiously and boasungly
that the foundation OF the southern republic Is on 'h
corner stone. Loud cheers. No. no. ana renewed
sheer. beg leave when next Lord Whnnollhe
.ue,ss for the edincntion of this delighted Enshsh
peopic-u ghterl-i beg leave 70 submit thHt ,hl'
spe'c %! llr stephens r'1nires Ntle scourlns up
,i,r.eI Ard then n an the othrr allegations and
evidence. tha; The South are uphodins sA'ei sre 10
be III peculiar work Of the southern Independence AZ
800 alton. not Hercules Ia his pamy days had such
,,ofl and wages before him - they have got llouo
cie,rsl W. shin't be troubled with them They WI
be- ku,edccp aud elbow deep IN their business of scrup
hing and securing nud Lord Nhlrnc4n' may Did lhr'
u. Ia the sweets ~ cisuT. and 10 The pursLl'
OF toe interests - state. and al is amusemenis hc'e
afi,r viii be- soruhhng ard securing. Loud oh'el
But there is another .IeciJus paragraph ua' VIII
read;
e t~eveiit tho surTor'er' 81 Slavery wrrc
he n hsn'. q rev ort and Boston lie awsy' unl.
stood sud lad never te statement cont adet'd ~ at hr
rtos ~ Do l .. srd oat fr 80 transport " .Ne' hon
An 10 CuDs ssre oWned BY Sor;hcfuefa Loud sushefl
ufs lorI.llp II be "a ~ DO The honor % read my
.r..h si,f i,lr a coairldlct'd IN tie most explicit
ftrrs There have been enough NJ. thein sAil. en-
clg,d but not by any means AL nor thc inu,'. hsn
r TO- pfesniincncc IN that matter, Charleston ard
N,u orleans. and Mobile. AL ~ them. And those -hp.
Giifl oat m Sra.Yok aeIo lns' a. much de'i sed ana
ioaile and h.scd by ih- honorable hrrclahis o' th,
great metropolis. th,y had pui ~ TIE bAca tas 9
r.-arv fIs.ud clc.ssl uocs Il contUcc 70 good i'cl
,r trfu,.r two nniiuuf io mako srcL siToeous s!aA
d,ss astlrs, H.. logd'hip goes on 10 -
Iisf m he sorlcn sisis, tts s.,'- ~s q,'"d IN ''eh
% 90 p..Itsn b, IN a., soulh lie 'Poss BON -
\. ~, r'.. IstlHs .liei 90 country tSioe -,
io-i Isl s-ne ne spcsls Il tho suffering y The slave
,r.rl errrren.c Laughter and cheers never wns
aware iia' ho bad been PIT "A That unh.yiy ,tna',on
I,sa De- toef "a ihe sugar plantation hss y, iaA'h
ODD .it fr De frisrt lF0irs TIE G1yl Has tc -i'u
,froa.a cane hga.c, hunted by holncs suffering hun
ger aAa ieai srl cold BY suEn. until BE- has made Ls
,ss . Ito fsr Northern States lttcsfs.l hns hr
lat ihi. srpsrisncc' Tho grammar y good IL i TIE
p,rl e1crlsnos ca attention 10 II BE iofossip say.
t-if h.s obf-fr st.ea. VII aeccWihe CORRECTION
ooli4a-ei
T. r.g-,- esr.s, snl hois tho n,soe, were treated
r,,l. al oe, 49,. "a me- l.I''a ao A. ''H anu
D. .n ,ri,~,, ar. whore souiherncrs travel In MI
hcts. where solil.rner. money wes Tho chc' suppft
.ts rBr. bli allow ne - sAy ifhAAll thAt te'Io ~
lct 4, ~ ocfas.ou f0r such AaiAtemen aud there Ia.
l,.r n f.I.cr IN tie oriA ~ tn'i tie ntgro. l
. n 'is 'hc narc because il has been part 81 ny
dafy any hsse asi .ire.n ysars :" protest against
L. s.g e dressed and vel! behaved culnrcd man has
never ksd unicsiafon or question on entering ny
eilfoh ald taxing any scot Be leases IN 'he who.'
la.se. irt because lad lnflcncc Win my people 20
fr.fett o. lui trchlsc God gave ne people los.
isn god asrfc Ani co.acicuces led them 70 DO u oi
der orr accord Hli from tAis vantage .fonnd u has
tcr y dliy mari out ihe unr lieons pf Jutlee 1'
which Go ts4uf'i lie have suffered III VIC -'vItn'
afL tsal lli q ihe great moral revolution when u
gong on' tii TIE prcndlce' have been IN a
great fsoaaur, 'anqunhol aDd ,!c 10" wen nl'A TO-
j t. D.. .f ~ Y q tFY L. I.. H. a
railroad Hirie coif,d lfo.r 'n.. ',I' -, - -
oilcr, tary nay and Boz All the railroads oi Nrw IN
slard there It i0i one railroad 100 which co"frH man
uallI fe .ltsf..f..l u ler.rs there. ht!'tr ths'
i. .-. man nay start from The lire ~ The British
dorlriors nom tho North AID tTa'cifc al NcN n
.'aIl and ScR ofA til De TOUCHES The waters "i th'
Mr.ferA likas aIi never De moi,sted Or fursuohcu
praslng ol 10 ary decent White man N"u4" p'''' ~.
IL ms ask You how there o. De these pr'ndlcrsf
TLey dd nof etist b.ioIe tie ~ oi ihnFI'N'rl''
lios dd II grow OPT Il gre" up A. one "i 'h' ~
oasl loofs of SlAyefv ssfe yoA make race odl"us
by oppsr,son all that heofg 10 that race NiH pAfie
.,. tist odIufn whether tlay b. flc. slave. And
ie SlutA have maintained that institution when hn'
made The African preludCrd man even IN TIE Noith
How next dd that Prejudice come to eAs'' IL "as 1
account oi tlc multitude ot freshmen th.t ,n' 10 'o
SfDtf. Cheers nii interruption declare my hH
.ir-ioL f0r many q these people WHO hh', huruAl'u
tc p4yr oi history Ia c'cry department II u pitl q"
che 40 fiEtorAhco, aId, % t.'l e.,t,' Wv p
efss,-s bear witness that there II 10 class oi peu
Ne 20 An, ricA who are 80 bitter against tAc eoof,u
lst uie u4I eager for slavery A1 the iFuofhnt thr
49,. nrir.,ructe1 Iri.imcn. ' Oh" and d" Hear"
aid % ILfro cheers for old Ireland y Bu, although
there have been Wfuugs douo 10 them IN tho Noith TIE
Ion of thc co coorcd people IN the North Is IN
specially better than N the south. They own their
wives aud Children Hear, hear They have
Mo right 10 select their plnce aud thcir Kind
Of labor, their nights Of property are protect
ed iust as ours arc. The night 81 education
IL accorded 20 them. Hear hearl There Is IL
Tie city Of New York more than ten millions dollars ol
properly owned by free coiored people, Hear Ihey
have their own schools they have their own churches
their own orators and there Is more gifted man and
no man WHO superb elournce more deserves to b' us
tened - than Frederick Douglns.-loud che,rs and II