New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-09
ruw-vopK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. FEBRUARY 1863

power of organized FREQ labor ia not untried la this
country. Eight or plne years ago The South adopted
the hobby OF squst'er eoyegeiYny, a9d passed the
Slavery into Kansasy II was fore gone cohclusSi
thbt klnsa, was 10 DO @ Slave State. The BorSA
RuGial, Of Missouri, the fefcos. of all The slAa
Leaders were on her borders. The Governments " 4
characterized by apatby in all nies,s. 'ptended Z
make Kansas Free State, not to say ectuate'
by hostility. We had all these obstacles, and !
rsonred gteat efforts 20 get thirty men Willing
TO 20 to Kansas. These tddty nert v en.
and founded tue city Of LfFfenee,. md oi'
not stop there, but subsequently founded Dsl
yer. far west of Kansas. THIS secured us ..
the territory west Ryd sogth of Kansas, and eayeru
tie State Of Missouri. Jew days after, tne spe re
WIS in Washington when tho new y. s'ected mem
Der Of Congress IRON ST. Louis told hlm hat thos
who poured freemen into the City OF hanfas save
the State of Missouri, and that was done By s.ndin;
81 m engines OF the Emigraut Aid Society there
for they the beet apostles OF freedom ever III
vented. The PrO-SlayeIy leader AtcAesol Whei
told that stesm-engine oil the Company was on w
way TO Kansas exclaimed; g Damn tAe thing, lti
another Yankee City going there" This we now 10,
propose TO carry 10 The Southern points Of TINS Re
public. This Rebellion he's made IL our business and
we shall prosecute i, until we have attained The
e,ults which seemed desrabe-this result at least
the unity, the continued existence and homogeneous
nonulation of this nation. The proper solution OF
lion OF the Rebel States upon the basis oi
State rights. lie. us not despise that word.
Az State rights was the apology for she Rebellion,
we will make IL the basis OF reconstructlon. II the
Northern people go in large Numbers and reconstruct
the Southern Stafes, socially and politically, they
will have perfect right to decide what Is treason
acaus, those States and what il tue proper penalty
for treason Laughter aud applause. Gov. Wise
saii. when Old John Brown was arrested, that the
Stale had the frat night TO punish tYeascD and the
General Government might punish 1t after that.
(Reuowed laughter. Wien Northern men go down
20 those Staes, they will adopt that doctrine; ana
hold thai the individual States have tie fret nghs
20 pnpsh treason against tie State. This method OF
reconstruction can be applied TO each one OF those
Southern States. We do not want "a grea. many al
frs, Give us place to stand securely and We can
ACCOMPLISH it ali. But the more men the better
Tie speaker then referred TO riorluh' Ms having Az
yaniges ior the beginning OF thi7 great work which
no other Southern State possesses. l. 10 almost
surrounded By the ocean, aud, therefore, cannot
be invited except BY "a maritime power. IT, n
the heslhast State in tho Union. In the last
census il ranked third fourth and in that they IN
c1de the deaths of invaiids who went IRON the
North, which, before the Rebellion, Amounted to
COCO every year. II 10 the seventh in size, only
Texar. California, Oregon, Minnesota, Missouri and
Virginia being larger. It's extent Is ~oS mlies,
and the population to the square mile Is DOLLY Z'0I'
In Massachusetts, the population Is Is TO the square
.
setts. IL would contain S,Il9,OOJ Inhabitants.
Mr. Thnyer expatised at length Oh the fertility OF
Fi,ridc aud its production OF iF0picsl ifui1s aLu
Inxtries not 10 be found anywhere else IN America
ybs population OF tbe daie OF tho las. cershs was
"a. 40 whites, AND q $3.50 blacks. There have
Icon zen teliuents OF cclscTipts taken from tie
sac aud nine-tentt5 " those maniBg are loyal.
I, ,vcrld no, be q hazarJops enterprise for 4OUt5
rnea 10 90 down end take Possession Oh the State,
and bring Lof back 10 The Union. Inc men Nonld
loo f,rthoON ug ~ once. Az We ask OF Inc ueVeri-
nept - 10 iind Us the means OF transportation, and
nav and rao Tor Oue year. IL once there, II ten
de,-s we would adopt Constitution; in Ten more,
elrct a Governor anu Lrgi,lltnre. WILL not say
what the Con stIttion would contain, bur think 1t
would aloish slavery. Greai spplanse think
orr newly elected Governor would Issue proca-
mati.u Getting forth the condition Of the State Of
Floridl, ,ha; ,he WAS loyal and Ia the Union, and
ing upon tie ctlzens OF the state serving 10 tie
Re- Il army navy 30 come back tn their native
STATE, because II Is DOW III the tnion. IL was on
acc INIT IL tner alcgiAnce 20 ther State that they
went or Of the Uaicn; why should they not come
heck into the Union wien the Stale coin.s back
Tnen W. would blro the aeSroes ~ good wages, fJr
the value OF the products they help 10 produce
would enable "a 10 do 20. Tie Legis.-lugc would
confs,.ite the laige estates o. the Rebel
Iaudhoders, tor the system that concentrated
large tracts OF LAID III tlo hands of few was
wOrse than Slavery. and msde slaves Of the whites
II you conquer the Sou j, and put a st,nding army
,hcie Won aye @ rry y f. army Of MI C.
will assist YOU to pay the national debt 40 pay tie
interest upon your doOt. They axe cowOrkogs vita
YOU in n c,,nse IF Loyalty Gnd pTe-erving she Gov
eminent. We should ia th.s way mswer theirargu-
mont which is used by fore "a Powers, about the
ucce Fity of HAVING tho prodacts of the Northern
.staie.. We womb furnish more cotton IL oae year
from Florida than the state ever produced II ten
care before ii we put in this Yankee labor. 50 in
ielat "a To the O.her pro!Gets OF tic STATE tell
yUu mat !Ou the fret year tuat we were allowed
Is plant eT0ps by ne means Of Ibis Increased popG
laton by the meaus % The wage paid for iator by
the u..Is ~ sunll iar.s under tnc sn ervslon VI
agricultural saul, We " 0nld produce ieAIold wlls
TIA STATE has ever produced. Il Ii question, too
OF '. mr. inrO.tante 20 he commerce ga city Ike
tnis, whelttr there Rebel safes stall DO desert
tie most productive PORTION OF me fo0riOoi; wAeh her
producing iseu, or mat % f. al have population, .
d hng simply with ability no 'IppJrt .nemse.y o..
Min "a producing population there, ste'fn oat
WoulI le-ye Ieru-ndiu. every 10Y ,or hew-l osA,
loadrA with our pfollea. ". Md expect ever
Winter 10 have 10000 Icc.ie W,H Ue frQa tAe
so nsm States, Tor uo orc tho Rebellion, Opeop
ffao, the Northern states spent ,heir Winters iu
Florida. Now, then, perhaps tiere ra. DO son.e
.Ucn.UlO will ray, " lOu gle gong o. dgsId tLg
Nor'b Of ia population" This cry was rsod
against me when was gathering tie Free state men
l.r kansas. ! have shown you thlt or annual m.
crr tl population r. 50 J0j. ! JUDGE W. may add 60
-t.t hy inloigt. ioA Wll-3g. o.llt ruunlly enough
% 90 10 q Ial,Iun more. ia. 10 We s.oal. ask D ieV
mta In tnn Norytor. S..t,st 10 live aua rroduca in
L.of i would uoi he better thau 10 bury t.e.I ~
,ir ,lc.-j euilyl Tremendous %. ilAn5s, con.
rrr-I Tor SOFAS l.innlea.l lie c.uteudc3 shat Ne
LaH .ls' mtL c.1usl IN tlls Wa. 10 1--we gestu. 81
o,t-, one o. tol..tsi States by ne m.thoi hc ul-
lu % .l3 l.kei ID Soy one word iH relation 10 tn.
~ D.. 40t f.o....al ..,cloli TO t.e sl@ses. !.
ia ue. w-'o.L l.c iN,a coa.mfs 20 own ~
laui Il. c Hial 10 afv ireeAdaluul iOr ile uc
tlai glcy are .l.nuie sl0..h 10 .Jul. Csc Nal.4ty
o.. rle tIoGGuatO1--thh Muster cails L1 NEGRO
abo g la. uDu t,l.s ,.tu .ia tney .o ilao 1uC sIa,
heit iiter tt.e err. III Themselves In.v urs sti