Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-10-22

Some of them shareholders and soma were no
but they all agreed that rlavery the the
ion aud the great enemy aud only enemy o the loyal me
of the South. and thy determined 10 put an
IA speedily as The votes of the people could ei ii,
work Who would have dreamed Of thu like of that III
years ago Go with to Maryland aud you will find pr.
osey the same state Of things thers that in M
sour They began the in Maryland many others
Us did in different parts of the country with the id aa
the war could be efficiently prosecuted and the couptr
preserved and ut the same time slavery be saved ButpoV
every thing 10 different Now the Uncunilt ona Uuio
men Of Maryland array themselv-s rs an emancipa
party ON The compensation plan If they can gt it but f.
emancipation in either with without
Look again at the State Of Delaware There th.y
nominated an emancipation ticket for Congress; and
mheItver you Mud hostility +, slavery Take the
Mr Charles Anderson, gentleman from my State
lie removed some years ago t" Texas. He was p o
sav-ry man. When the broke be for the
n"n This they would not allow. If he not for the
destruction OF The Urion means OF protecting slavery
he must CO. aud they drove him out of the State aud his
wife had great difficulty in following him Take the case
of Andrew jackson Hamilton. He member of the
last Congress but one that which preceded the admins
traiion OF Mr Lincoln, and thorough prosavery man
Yet ho was driven from his home because be in
favor OF the destruction of the Union means perpe
luatng slavery So t was with Andrew johnson, of Ten
n-ssee aud with the other loyal of the South who
have been compelled to fly from their homes aud take
fugs Ia the mountains They all feel thai this war is us
ed by slavery and that until slavery destroyed there
be peace In every Of the Border s there
an emancipation party. All this has been brought about
by the providence OF Gcd.
About the proclamation, The was upon u.s. and the
Presdent was obliged to strike down whatever stood in
the way Of the successful oft Slavery stood
IN the way and the President struck it down Is ihro
man here to-day that wishes it to live agsn Is there
here who Would have the Preside shrink from carrying
out that proclamationi Is there who do-s not
heartily wish prosperity to those men who are trying
uphold the of the Union in the Sl,ve States Do
oc your prayers 20 up for them continually know you
Wish them success
Now, what wish to draw from all this ls that this
nation had to be born again that those Of who
desr.d to touch the institution Of slavery the Slave
States but ony to prevent its tension into free territory
not moving in the path OF Gods prov drnce, and
this war cam, upon order that ths people might b,
born again. and that tho whole nation might be- firmly
established upon the basis Of free labor Aad why 1t
presumptuous 10 attempt TO penetrate the rs oi
Providence bur 1t SO ma 10 evident any prapDsi.
trn hi.t ry that this nation great work
which It cannot fu rs Lang as continues savehoding
nation You all know perfectly Well tha when the popu-
aion had icrrascd 10 such that ,urnp ke
necsss,y for the acconmodn Of the pc .ple McAiam
was born and Invented turnp krs Aga when urrdei
a cam engine and niWay, and steamboat, Stevenson
aud Fulton came upon the sag" OF acii'n and on
England AID another In tits country prof acted and
tablsh railways When vilz,tion had strll furher
advanced and We needed by which Intelligence
could b. hsnsm ed from e. ocean in Il seco d Of
tim the magnetic elegruph was invented.
aud now IL Is no less B.e-ssaTy that there shoul be-
great nation 10 tbs world governing Itself and cng
the rights o; every human being of whatever shade Of
complexion h night aud this nation il being hurl-
th is giving birth 10 that nation aud il will b.
tu'd until prepared Tor tn great duties thar Pro-
videDce has assigned 1, prepared to-day
tee war viii not ems to end today, bdt W END
when We prepared for work. Washington be
heved rs do that God in the Amercan Revolution.
believe God 10 IN this war-h-t Just Hs
The Revolution, bringing 20 birth this ghty nation
He IN this war bringing to second birth this mighty
Lstion.
Mr. Cha then alluded to The developments uf the
war-such the increased of he l. ya States,
Oh they may be for any uture exgency; t. tn
humsuara s-ryices 0i the Sanitary Conm sion, whuse
abars lie highly ompllmened aud g. the acquisition of
fr edom by macy blacks Tor whose future welfare aud
education Oh. Society nf Friends and macy other good
pe'pe were assduous'y sboring. He then concluded
foIiows:1
believe that when shall have succee led in crushing
out tbs REBEL and all these great agencies shr have
done their work, viii AN stand together. loving
another aud helping another aud mgher and stronger
than ever bound together BY aud ready
Tor any ~o that may be allotted 20 t. do among th
nations of the EARTH. TLs my faith have call+d your
attention to these things IN order that you may thai
what did yesterday ia great event il the hstry Of
the world IL PIE gs you and 1t pledge. the country t.
the nccrmpls nrnt u these great rrsutr and
indulge q nable doubt of whs the result will ie.
did expect say al this bit have been drawn
from No onl g. poiit until hive msjc - speech
hsp neniei think you prepared q do your part
in ihis great struggle.
Allow me b. say tha I am grateful fr this greet ng
have language express the dep gratitude iogi 10
the people fr ths knjness with whch they sud ih
whi n they have sustained AL can do N retnrn s
to promise you that 10 the pact hsvc attemP -d t.
yu shstryrr energy faculty aud labor God shall ,ble
% {, give.
AZ the CONCLUSION nT Mr Ch,.e's soe,ch tie cheering
was hearty, ID culn dated in . regular thee cheers
that csme in hke petty well exhausted ley &c uar
firing after tf-m"bi"n' storm of h1as al will