New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13

ond Stripes. Applause M ~ go ',n Ia
nation o. slave law, except Inc law against free
XIII XIII in Keutucky. Every Department OF
The Government can make Jaw; Ine
Presidents Proclamation ia law, and
!, Hills every Fugitive Slave bill throughout the
Irnion- Stand by the Governments IL is the only
anchor; stand by /. 10 its purpose, In It's Destiny
and in its head. Applause. Bot we should con-
Time 10 demand that Lincoln shall call Fremont 10
his right hand Hamilton TO his left, ana that pu'cr
shall stand in front Of him. Great applause. 10
each of these men he has promised employ men', ana
why have they not obtained it Because Abra-
ham Lincoln il not President of the United STATES;
because the Cabinet has him in It's own nshus,
and the Generalin-Chief 10 loaded GOWN
with West Point. The fst slave 70 ,p DO
White House from subservience 70 the influences
which surround them. The Government has hsd
two years of advice and counsel from these men.
The old proverb says he that won't be ruled py VIC
rudder must be ruled by the rock. The ooverhnen'
that would not obey advice mast obey, reVefses.
Mr. Phillips, in closing, referred eloquenlly 10 Tue
three million negroes already emancipated IN the
past wear. and expressed the conviction thaI the
wear to come would bring the other million into
liberty, and give their society leave 70 uissoNe'
After singing, the meeting adjourned.
! EVENING MEETING.
SPEECHES BY THEODORE TILTos, WENDELL PHIL
LIPS, AND HHSBY B. STANTON.
| A meeting OF the American Anti Slavery Society
was held last evening in Cooper institute Although
an entrance fee was charged, not less than 'hCu-
the Hutch,nsons, Mr. GARRIsos, who presided in-
troduced Mr.. Theodore Tilton Of The Independent.
MIR. TILros said that he brought once more bis
annual gift Of the negro. The cause which this an
niversary festival represented lad taken upon II
new phase. The opposition, as The Journal Of
Commerce said was no longer to the slave but 10
the negro. Men called him an inferior man, half
gifted child OF God. But whatever above the
negro the Esquimaux, the South American tribes
the grand eastes Of India &c, people of Van DIE
mems Land were below him. lie could count
20 COO 600 of men, and many editors OF newspapers
Sho were below him. OF the five races Of men
the Ethiopiant ranked next to the Caucasian. He
twas the beet man III the world after white skim
But who were these Caucasians; what lad they done
10 the world Ia their native mountains they had
accomplished nothing. They had originated
nothing Take these Caucasisns, Circassans on the
one side of the mountains and Georgas on the 9TH
err The slaves Of s. G. bad done more useful work
in the world than these beautiful men and women,
which were Ms useless rs the ugly newspaper which
stole that name in this city. Who, four or five con-
turies ago. could have estimated what wac TO be
tie Intellectual destiny OF the Germans o
the French. No more could We prophecy
the destiny of tue black men. The time
had not vet come to Judge that infant race
these stormy days Of ours were only rocking its
cradle. 1t might become the dominant race OF the
world. Consult the whole library OF the eDihnolo'
gsts and you could find but one hing clear and that
was science could not prove that the negro race
was lot 10 become the greatest Of the world. But
we had no distinct and permanent negro race in this
country. There no separate race in America
except the Jewish. All bloods were here mingled
into one that 1t might be universal. Great nations
GOT the iOer of their strength out OF mixed bloods
We were all made Of one blood. Ii any cement was
long isolated from the rect IL Loaf richness. Hod
the Jews preserved the wisdom OF Solomon lhe
history Of the worlds progress was written IN one
comprehensive word, and that was amalgamation
The preamble Of the Consultation cleared that II was
70 secure the blessings Of le liberty, aud the pur
,uit Of happiness Tor ourselves and our poeterlty
And who were the posterity Of the Southern white
men who made the Consultation J The Southern
black men. The black race was absorbing the best
white blood Of the South, the finest arisIooracy Of
the Southern States. TIE Indian was rapidly dying
ont. bu, the African was rapidly covering himself
with a white skin. Among men the negro was
most religious OF all. The black wac the religious
race Of the world. Were all religion blolted out
from the face Of the earth the plantation slaves
would rehsbllitate it. every doctrine. The negro
was in this greater than the white man, equal to
the white woman. We needed the negro
also for his nirth; he was the true
dramatic actor, though banished from the stage
we needed him. 100. for bis music The negro was
not only man, bu; in some respects the greatest Of
men, For tho negro he asked what he ssked for Il
white man. nothing more, nothing less. lie asked
the same right OF suffrage the came jury service, the
same eligibility to Office, ne between Geo. Il. Nc
Clellan and Frederick Douglass which would re-
ceive their votes. Jamaica had been governed by
negro, and he hoped 10 live to see South Carolina
governed by negro yet. He could not now ask
that competent black men should be elected; for
equality with white men required that incompetent
, black men should be. Mr.. 1Ilon concluded by an
animated and ornate description of the great Chrs-
tan marvel OF the age, the uprising OF great people
, for the uplifting Of dOwntrodden race.
, After another song by the hutchinson,
WIsDELL PHILLIPS was received with very great
r applauss. Referring to the subject advanced by
Mr. Tilton, he said that, taking into consideration
generations and centuries, he thought Of
ondary Importance in history. In the cradle Of his
tory in Northern Asia there existed the pa
rent of all science which dispensed Its Siberian CIV
zatiop to the Egyptian as we'll AS 10 the Iindoo.
4 The Hindoos, twelve centuries ago. bad exhausted
the subjects which abtorbsd the best minds Of our
I time aud yet men discussed whether the Hin
3 doc had courage or intellect, while Egypt the
basest OF lands. The descendant Of the Roman
owed bis liberty to foreign races while the ancestors
of the pluc kest blood In Europe the English,
Q said by Cicero TO make excellent slaves lie hoped
0 the negro would never die out. HiggiDson said
in one of his private letters that be had been
toned to black regiment 70 long that white face
. looked unhealthy. Laughter and applause lie had
no respect for civilization that stopped Ut
He had lately French professor who said that
next TO him at college sat negro, who was the only
man that bore away the highest possible honors-
honors that secured exemption from consumption and
taxation. French civilization was above race. At
5 o'clock. on the Boulevsrds lie had couples,
black and white, promenading, and he himself was
the only man unclvil enough TO stare at them. OF
colorphoba he had no fear. Wherever it
| had been tried, it bad skunk away. In Mas
sachusetts. the law forbidding marriages be-
tween black and white was repealed amid
storm of threats of universal smalPamaton, and il
had not been thought Of since. Coorphobia had
been expelled from the II died out of the army
wherever the wind blew North, and the Govern.
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