The New York herald., 1863-11-24
PRESIDENTIAL HOVEMENTS.
Wendell Phillips Moving in Favor Of
President lincoln.
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Tho Boston Liberaior Not Satisfied
With Secretary Chase.
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The New York Special Organ OF MI.
Chase Down Upon Old Aoe
and Secretary Seward.
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Old Amos Kendall Moving for Candidate Oh
the kentucky Platform
wendell Philiips, ESQ, on the Crisis.

wendell Phiiiips, ESQ, on che Crisis.
ltrom the Boston Liberator. Nov 20
The fourth lecture o this was given this week in
Boston, not according 10 the programme by Henry Ward
Byechcr. but by weade Phillips, who had kindly con-
seuted mt short notice. TO tako Mr Beecher's place.
Previous 10 tho lecture letter was read from Hon
Charles sumner requesiug that his name might be with
drawn from list, consequence Of the pressure of
important The committee hoped that his place
next week might be supplied oy Mr. Beecher..,
Mf Philii g. on coming forward received three hearty
rounds applause. The brie time he had had for pre-
paaton must be his apology he said for recurring TO the
old sub,eot II would be asked why speak OF slavery
we might take useful lesson from the
anti Corn law League OF EogIand When Sir
b rt Pee their avowed friend made first Lord of
The Acmlray and the london Times sid the repeal of
lhg Com laws WAS oreeene CONCLUSION, they held
mrcine and resolved, "Nhcrols, In lS43 this League
lase 6y thousand pounds for agitaton and in 1874
htn rcd tbous nd pounds agitation, now that the
Elist Lord e The hdnralty is eeed 10 cur object this
League resolves To tw hundred and City thousa
p unds for agl ton, 20 make the matter sure"
The ac that the government is lartiaiy pledged to
the abolition o. slavery instead OF avorng silence and
quiet dc part, should be our Indictment to new
vigilance archmg criticism, more energetic ac
ton VIC must demand the immediate, total, uncondi-
tonal abot { slavery the Stars aud stripes
The essenng prospect Of iore'gn Interference a.
the final result Iwo-lhrds OF the Union are with US,
and hall OF the fang third is our side. No one
doubt OF our ut mite victory.
The g. however. rs not where our danger ltes. WhsD
r Line Ia dsld 10 gr0de fer the sdfy Of The officers
Of co'sred regm ntS he sad, "Dont ast me % seak
bullets but In Northern opinion that the real danger OF
the crisis lies. when Seward in his last public address
said, slavery Is no business Of miue-ho showed the
great danger against which we must provdea spirit OF
compromise the hearts OF the Northern people Seward
assures the world that thofe is no barrier to
the return of tho rebel States whenever they please
Members Of the cabinet are now organizing scheme TO
restore Florida IS lave state t the Cnon In this
things it Is the duty the lnerpose
and the country BY somo more thorough ana speedy
ask nothing further of Lincoln in the way OF policy
only of action He has taken The 's greai R By ,ssing
the p,ocdm1os and he be ier q in January last he
told me, hatH wasGm m,aadr, ne has changed his
mind mn. The who had he hso,f 10 originate
to' froctapsa ion, aud 10 sardty UT, ought to remain in
7ospr at ess, sir year Ion
stH abraham Lincoln not my FIRST choice # ne
cead hl,e had Ftmont-t taiplause)-a nastr and not
sc,tan, man alrcad intelligent il the point most
df t. and not enc whose education was to be con-
dnsted at an exncnse Of SO 600 year in tue Pres
dsbliN char VIC ST, uld have mad better progress.
The secret ry OF the Treasury hid been spoken OF In
this el,on bEt his e has no greh he assurance Of sah
ssan n,n',2k as To- yarI. the reen.s ~ trusting nm et
has har 7he SccreGrg ,oho. trh ou states o.
posed Sc,card. flung hias>f fror ia his E,re has
2Ttncple The great trouble with seward is that he
Ignores the revolution tnat shaking the nation. We
must demand o, the government civil action'as well
We are no longer demand action OF Lincoln the
gonora merely but OF Congress and the thing to be de-
nanded that e very be hencetorth utterly prohibited,
and rendered impossible within the limits OF our nation.
Various theories current respecting the relation Of
tho ebol states To the nation aud the manner or their
reinstatement ia il. nothing for these theories
The cert in tact Is, slavery tho thing which has
II
sissipi wish to come back viii gladly welcome her
back " she comes without slavery. We must provide
that IL shall be ,mp'ssibe for her 90 come with IT.
w. utd hdvs Congress taittote measures for an
ansndment Of ne conaien 10 ms Sidtery ShoH
nccft,h ha no place IN any STATE rth,n h's Union
When tbs Is done let the States back as
they please. The government should have but oh.
jcct the establishment a permanent In tho Union.
To this end Lincoln has cmancpacd three millions OF
slaves. For the elective enlistment Of the
ssm, end, Congress should abolish all slavery.
Indy duas have the right OF selrdofeuee when their
=
ht when then exsteuce is assailed. Our first point
is t save the lie OF the nation Ihere is no security
other for tho present distress against future contn
gcnoios but In radical thorough measures Give the
solid granite OF justice on which found the future Of the
Union.
We must crcate public opinion which will be felt
Washington Neither tue House the Senate has any
thing 10 propose except vigorous prosecution o the
Much more Ia necessary. let the government
announce that we are In revoution. and put every
After the negro has had the muske, IN mis- hands you
can't make him slave again ~ t,co h,ndred thou.
sim thorc 10 more than this to be done. While the
gove nmcnt ms few o' hc able bodied, IL leaves
AMI this no, by hundreds nor by thousands only but
by I've Thousand sud ton thousand. demand OF the
COVER ment tnat they consc ate tho land Of rebels
Che wh,e South aud give II or sell II IN small lots TO the
slaves, tho blacks aud the poor whites. This will help
t,ssrvmg ones to provide for themselves. and At sue
30 tuns will DO tho bet assurance for our future
We bye no pisu no srcerity, no heartlnoss, In our
treatment Of tho blacks. Ligca'n hn,es Iaryy b has
hcdyt bfrierd me no. The negro North and South,
sn aid tins Unlon ready 10 welcome him as soldier
and give him citizenship.
There probability OF decisive and thorough actor
from be nox summer unless the people
dom ,nd M The people should demand IT, The great %.
sal, he Secc'drp or Stat. 7hs feope should fech
h,m, aqien hey,cdn rrvno,v him.
Tie ciose OF every civil thus far has been bar.
gam, compromise. Ours IL 10 come and must be
guard against H. one thing accomplish II
iaitlfu-ncver 10 let slav ehoder return 20 the
occupancy OF OF tho vacant Senatorial chairs Now,
beiore tho ires dental contest commences let Massa-
chuscts consult with the West, ead insist that a con.
sttuiona extinction OF slavery shall rrecede any
structon.
M leading or organ OF the republicans lights us
step beyond the proclamation Yet the door still
open for the slave states 10 return aud poison future
OF the Union We must provide against this anger We
must tcsch the nation not merely to The slave bot
20 &C .cpt tho negro
No matter how rebels arrange themselves otherwise
" they como back 10 tho Union they must come back
Yankees working With their own hands, paying proper
respect 70 labor, securing by law the morals and
ners ~ civilization Every government the desti.
Tho south must guarantee these ~ freely as we do
We must support the government, In what II has done
aud stimulate In what remains TO do serard has BEEN
fae kdyptN ~ ev>' policy, e e ering Judas, the rock
ahead Of the shp OF state, tho nucleus around which
gather the disloyalty, tmdy seiH hnces baseness II
che nston. Let Us complete the civil revolution L~ US
pU doom e fouhics' Secretary ond hold up the GrhJ
Hcs dsrt.
In spite OF the unfavorable weather the Temple vss
early GIlcd with immense audience the lecturer
was frequently interrupted by hearty appsuse.C X. W.