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

Rs,osea. Tina. Prssi.n, Lincoln 10 ths ererci,s n the
w Pow& eonstituo ssliy inrusei to h hands not
only lo.nheq IA declaring tho immediate sod everlasting
ficclsnaioE Of Jan. lsSt-nore than OlOIOO ia num-
you'd hs'e been G he.s bic Oash Mt % have
l. his sosmn doy and spbme tvIess 70 proclaim Lib.
cry :. =, 30 land So!. Thereof"
and unity Of the Republic ssuader by the naia
oP-rston o. srtaGon"ca idsss instiOons ami pursuits
hesored That since 1t 10 1ensbe t.t ss ry va, Tie
sole snd -gi mate Cause OF the kebecs hs tbs Re-
s%p any pir Of tSe sss .ysss@ from tho Of p
an s4e e. OF ,u.
dels bindings @s and s,%, ma pIoo.s'on Of .s va
pacpe. and purposes are oueheir desres and spra
sns-ther interests and incnaions are one-hsS
siob philosophy aud politchl,sconony arr one heir
caste eontenYt Of race and Lust OF do1r,'n and
hatred Of liberty aud equality are ,hry reside
or A,6ana ia Tennesses Mi shPP sud- thereio's tn
action Of shculd b. uniform to" ara them s
refusing any longer gnEe the exisi' hce oaces q.
niuca to the OF the Rsbson snd the rePosg
the country, aud consequently, nuisance 10 20 suPt
Rssored That IL has required AID siA requh INC ooF
oed occupancy secaled loyal Border slave otaes
by the OF the North. to prevent then imneos 4;
an enforced obedience the military power
aud patriotic support Of The Government on thr part
She gratifying evidence that there 10 10 those
States strong aod growing snSlayery seniueIt wbicn
proves Va loyalty be genuine only by being Wiling 70
ing TO slavery er.y but wh 10 TOO weak
action against rahAnism and a
sssoP ~ the PTst.a, or Co,cre.s with
design charge The conflict from war TO s0ppess reoelon
to wsr for the abolition Of Slavery Is to syncs genuine
copperhe.d" m.sny aud mendseity and eIse' 20 rs'
verse the Irutstae soo'lon o. h;a" "a .hrsoSs
/, h, S6,I means TO - oops,itutiousl end
RerIred Ths highest patriotism has been eyscsd by
such men as Fremont huner Sa1'on rnep' A. s
and assertion Of the fact that Slavery aud the Re
heon be crushed osethef and to that patriotic dec
lasaon Let all the people respond "Amen :? -,
R,otrfa' Ihat inc Iecog...ioI o. '.e -. c.,
a"a op BE .metesn a. can no lonSsr be bci,tsd
with n,punty to protect tho phsticsl African ,s,ersde
aud emancipation Of all the slave, Ia ths Drs Of 20
amoia-sie three sies, n.ore eveas wnen nii e,e 81
hoo mon tbe XXXVii,h Copgr.., and which oheerngly
demonsate tho irresistible OF the Of
freedom and humanity in our hitherto slavery ruled land
m.'se' .nS fsi.nd mon The siDsI success
which by the blessing. Of God and the power OF His oh
has crowned It's i.ooIs It's ogauhaon sss1s syer
o'm ol mansa t h,,t,, Boas that IL. on an.
IL. tHi,d dscsdNw oe held simply
to celebrate extinction OF tho rebsion tue ibera
ton Of every boodn.n the providence Of psacs
anu 'n e uiu snp"s -
Ar GAERIsos then ;utroducei the Rev. Dir.
c,n,.r of ,Ie body Of the Cooyenaniers lie re-
ed that that body had from the first stood like
a C;braltar AGAINST the yiles OF the Slave Power
- ,erafore il had np at TO be heard on this occa.
s;on ,~;,b pncommon dety,euce and entire adfniTl-
son Mr. SIo.Sy then addressed the Society as
uV on -ui' SA0" ~
ioh1ws ~ s,o.x,
sfLECh of III. h''' :. N. w. oHo
MR.. ChAihhAs, LADIES Anp uL'i LLNhH' - -, 70
Elk years Deno'e oi"eS' W. :. =. 81 49,
toiS.' hau 'ue hvuv, ~ 1. Sd; 49, WV Ihn".h
OF the American Anu slavery oo.'c'J' %ni''VutA
always conhdent, ana PERFUME we llos' oaNs''ne
among u, dld HOT nope iof sIOn progress 40 DC
have made an this comparatively Oiieis PSil'u" ~
that time AO0lltiouisls Weis StrOhe, hos lu
numbers, but III the principles they rspresehsed.
AT that time men were an earbest In CHS
claiming sympathy with the cause, ana bad bot
the courage TO stand on its platform withou. some
sort of an apology. But now the most advanced
principles Of this Society ARE the accepted ruisms
Of the nation. Our sentiments have been taken up
and repeated by Union orators TO applauding multi
tudes; aud At last he Government of t9e uDNed
States by the stern logic OF events, has been com
pelled 10 become quite great Ant-Sayery society,
andits armies are now laundering at the gates oil
ting baste Of oppression. stand mere to day rs an
Ant-Sayery man, exultant, triumphant. l depre-
ca,e NO agitation on this subject and only regret
Ihasl nv voice has been so seldom raised Ia be-
half of the oppressed. am thankful 10 Gcd shat
tie war has come, not because delight In blood or
am ip,ensible 10 the woes and suff.rinss thai the
nation endures, but because with these two great
principles Of Liberty and Slavery struggling III the
natIon the war was inevitable. Never could
In have come undeg more auspiciOus times,
nr upder more anspicious circumstances. He
that sts in Uea7tn knows how earnestly
we have warned the nation, but Cassandra
ike we prophesied in vain, that the judgments OF
God would come upon MS for our persistent Of
iniquity All that was in the power of Abotionists
20 40 has been done 70 avert this calamity. When
rejoice saw so becauee believe that the hated lie
OF slavery will be troddon out beneath she Iron
hoofs Of tie red horse OF war; because l believe
that the nation will be made perfect in liberty
through this suffering that after this sowing OF tears
and blood we shali lave a harvest of Joy; because,
Above the tumult and smoke OF the battle hear the
crash of this falling nquity. The charge that Anti
slavery men are the cause Of this in the sense
in which it s made is malignant aud atrociously
false one and yet there is sense in which 1t IS true
- whicb we meet II fairly and sguarely, ard as