New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23
house is vacant and to clean it ont before thy
get back Laughter and applause.] mean to neke

get back Laughter and applause mean to nake
the platform sueh that they may come safely back ana
bach and back 10 their 1 ahsora ass
obliged 70. viii take Mr.. Lincolns Proclamation, L
cannot get any more But think that three years Oh
costly and bloody enttle and enable US 70 get
great deal more, and DO not mean to give up until
am convinced ofthe contrary. Mr. Summers theory has
one exceedingly bad feature The strongest cord in the
heart next to the love Of the Union is State pride want
the old Massachusetts, the land Of Endcott and VIM
throp and the Pilgrims. So does Andy johnson IN
Tennessee and do the speeches. Unonists OF Mis'
sssipP would save the state awe 10Y them y e.
lown method and their own time. We have reached
that point where to save the national nleIwe must
abolish the system which tries TO cut tne lug9isS VEN
the nation The lions bloody jaws give evidence thas
we have right to shoot him to-day; but there one ma.
who advise you to wait until he pes his own ana
pulls out his own teeth in 1900 The lesson to-aay -
the Consultation to be thrown up as barrier:
And secondly, which brings me to the second
point, is the proclamation. MI Lincoln P.o'
poses set aside the Conhscaton act and allows slave.
holders, with the exception OF few hundred men, 70
return TO thor and to come back BY vote "
onetenth into tho Union. Every man knows that lan0
dictates government If few men own the terrH9Iy'
il is an oigarchy Thirty thousand families swn En-
gland. end it IS an oligarehy. Every Massachusetts
farmer owns his farm and JeiE Davis multiplied by
million could not make it other than democracy. Lea
me ccnfscate The lands Of the South and put 1t into
the hands Of negroes and white men WHO have
fought Cor it., and you can 60 TO sleep VIII. WIN
by natural root which nobody can ever change;
Yon do not mako Governments like q clapboard
House; you plant them ike an oak Plant me hundred
Thousand negro farmers and hundred thousand
white soldiers by their eide and will risk the SOUTH
Davis and oil. William tie Conquerer divided Ehgisne
among his mobiles, and they hold to-day DMide tne
territory vi the South aluDe our I0D!es Dihc AS aho
whites that have won it. AID tcn we are SAFE Every
Union man al the South says: Give US the Iower ahV
We can safely back; accp from US ana we musu
be either excs OK hung. SIR. Lincolns Proclamation
gives to the old stakeholder under the new
ensc Of landowners, tie poyer Of the STATE.
This plan has teen tried and found wanting In les.
reat Britain em8ncpated theeayes in Jamaica anoet
an apprenticeship years. In two years the
masters had behaved like demOns that the Parna-
ntere.ed broke the contract and set them nee.
Yet in lsil L heard Washington. member OF Para-
ment, that Slavery existed there as Inncn ms ever.
That atte England had given nr niacSs
into tie hands OF her landowners We have nd @oogVo
Of the ncbest lives in the Union In the grave We
have rportgaged tue industry OF the future with
So OJ0. Go. IL is ny compensation money %
the slave MASTER and for one demand that Govern-
ment that means substantial practical common sense
protection TO the whom the Government mas Heeu.
tAppause Ian to be the fool Of no legal terms-tns
slave 10 no lawyers precedents. The Nation las ROD.
bed four millions Of their ancestors FOR sevens
~ wears We might have been contented once to have
clucLed theIn homeless E1os and nakee Hom Tue Jaw
of the lion but we suand that hon to powder apd
To the slave belongs the land he las redeemed Inns M:
ton owes t. the negro, merely freedom but land ano
education. fApplausel II is debt winch VII az
gracc Us before the word if We do not pay it. H
is the fist longing Of TIE negro. He knows wnss
land rneans The division at the south ID NOT De.
tween the ynlte ana DCa, put DctHteh enc
that OWES tie coil and people that range pcoWs
herded black and white III one promscuous Vassaiaxe
The gro has never herd vi power except as asso
ciated with land. That CVniIscation Act Is eWei o.
Congre sonal policy. Launch Us upon natural laws OK
save US b. the CONSTITUTIONS nut MI Lincoln FIocia
nation gives neither. That Proclamation irecs the
slave aud ignores negro. 1t emDrola oar fa'nre
and crppies our resources doubles TIE danger OF ior
eign intervention alG prUlODgs the ar ~ yeus lha'o
dstrIst VI war. Cannon hnow no trichs. ~ rs WIG
politicians who know Next year We ianneh INTO
Pre,r n; making and III that terrible storm OK Per'
sonal feeling who knows tie road that leads 70 safety
Mr. Lincoln has rV.i. whose head Is highest sho
! he belongs TO the TreasLIl. lAppauseJ Al. Cnase
has great merits he has dIe tae country erea!
AMI would ike TO have him remain where he 10 II only
to see his bank system prove faiiufe, we're on4
10 see that magnificent PROJECT VI pouring Tue wnoo
bank capital VI the Union into tub WILLOW, potcm.
| Laughter But il his claims must come before inc
neople let them remember that ON two OCCASIONS inc
yirtuo OF his Anti Slavery lite was tested and proved
base metal.
Mr. Phillips concluded BY referring to the case o.
Margaret Gamer and by saying until Butler or Fro
mont man the gun or hold the helm. in justice 70
himself his children, the negro the Union con give
rest TO his eyelids silence to his lips lAppanseI
HORACE GREELEY was called for. and responded, re-
marking that the time for President making had Hoe
yet come. ~
! The President proposed three cheers for President
Lincoln, which were heartily given. after which the
meeting adjourned
Ge.s. sherman and shackIcford II Louis.
willie.
LOUISVILLE. Tuesday Dec. q. 1868.
| Gems. Sherman and Shackleford and their
stats arrived here this evening.