New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
wp,xvopx DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1863

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lla;d "a ina natives of New OyeaDs, every one o.
Won deserve the gallows; Anything short OF II Tue
IRE eminent graca of the Government lappi"usSI
Nnv tbs Is moi severity, this IL not oaFnSnsn tns
/. nos cruelty, this IL law " the 0oVeruIsl' 60
,bis is bnmmcn sense. Either We are the Gov
'"'o 20 anJ thev are traitors or they
orc auother nation, and the war a,snmts
o,he- uroporiors aud relations. Inc men OF bu'ie
ia th,t never for nomont hts ne 4oi so.le :lia' "o
is pie Government. Anything else 10 pv,",nb ~
criminal No foreigners ara ioIeSh el1u's'I'cr,
No ;ntsrnatonal law, no chcan-ry no c9nius'on ioI
a ,o,on,ent When be said 20 party OF shvenelders
in the 81. Charles Hotel: "Gentieinv, you 'hnh
there Is n Marty ~ the North buidol'S you oI uE'
to 90 back 10 Washington upon. iHey c'lil1l w "
an a O,lrocrat csuis out Of Tue most bhnher ~iiy
a. p..rocrecv. ain still a Democrat, but ie'
a tors ,,iYetelv, in the honesty OF r1y Heart,
IN 90, tba, vii burn every house N Loui.alh,
- IN ort every black mans hand on every VINE
,,an's ,hroat. before | pull down mat banner ana
carry 1t back 70 bo''on Tho, i'"' ,h ''. ,ro"on
stancr the problem. IDat Il INC iy''G'
d.sery.s cheer. Now, Gov. banbt
Los down 10 THAT city ana Re lets II he M
Isrstood from the outset tia. he disaipfo''h o.
tie whole regime OF Gen. Butter, ana c'lir' ~ 'o-
lice il with another. Tue codtequenee Is Ten
DnfIer ia instantly insultsd in PRIV Inc core-
.cucnce il that Gen. Banks sends ihe 18th New
IlotopehIra regiment with their own ifee-norn eIGh'
lie hands, after the lss day OF January 10 no. taNe
ON plautstons Aud wnen the tresiJeDt saIq ~ W.
: NyOult Ike 10 know NHal bIc biaN DC 'N'h' " -
urocl.mation;" we said to bin; iiOw WIZ you
tnow, when your General gfgs them IN The DepA, !,
n,pnt 10 which yOa have sent him III IS wen
enough that the Government should ephsi'er "en'
Banks a mistake when one oi your NOW loi h
regiments has been detailed 10 gaard Il
| aIeatat;nn whose master feared the irJu-
bordjnaton Of the slaves on the "a dny o.
January. He cent out one VI your own regiments
e. stand over the raves holding OuE TIER hands Tor
the proclamation, and yol guarded thcin mo
silence. Now, sixty or ninety days are 70 eiapn5
before this faerne stupid general Is 10 be reP 'ced
nv RutIer. Golden drys, ninety precious days,
during which Repub'icaDlsm deser'e The capra'
And thew are TO DO wasted-a very disastrous Dis-
take. But he goes back and as the AdIninistTs'lon
assures all comers he goes back 10 1 IN 'hs pi@ces
oT the 200 coo willie sOldiers which are TO 90 ont
b.fore the rst of May 800 900 black mon ffom sonth
of Mason and Dixon's line. lCheerineI he car
,ias with him ,0UO muskets, anu Gen. Hunter
carries % 600 and they are meant for black llght
hands tAppiaufe.l Now / consider that a great
,nconracement. II will take long time, long time
for The slaves to be convinced Of our sincerity and TO
understand u.s. He remembers when the twenty
men fought their way ~ miles IRON planli'loh W
New-Orleans and were shot down It's streets. lie
remembers nj Vicksburg 5000 who had dug the
canal for ma bepaang Com. Williams 10 save them
from the fate that wited for having helped us ana
Loyv he sailed AWAY. |" Shame, shame IL VIII
take ZONE months. Great BONES like 2,OjO,VOO OF
slavee move slowly. Bat the best thing that can
10 done
tion. should lee sent back to that Department. And
we claim of tie President also that In North Carolina
vber. Gen. Stanley blocks the course OI Govern
nent where every free spirit IN the State complains
Of him. sends mp The complaint 10 W tshihS''n anu
Il IA moi heard When We carried mp the complaint
~ Msssacbu.etts against hIm The PRECEDENT said " i
have not heard complaint OF ban iof lOur months,
and had the presumption 10 say 10 some 4or'y oen-
ators and REPRESENTATIVE; "Do you suppose we
nav Won 10 900 q year ri. here Ia Washington and
n - D,as IpflGeEl
,aid 10 q friend OF mine: "Nby, Gov. Stanley ne
snred me himself ,hat he could stand tho ffCc q.
mallou;" laughter and the reply OF my inend
was: " Stand II; We don't wan' insh thtt can
stand If. We want "a man that can stand for u.
ICbeerinel Well then, who Is there TO put Ia his
tIacef Why, have one in that city, poIntihg TO
New York. Tie proclamation ia booze, nian whose
name il "a sainted one IN every hONel lfOh the hHa-
hammock 10 the lilo Grands ana has been - ever fihce
1855 Whose footsteps ~ NewbsIn would make a
thrill tnat would be- felt 10 Sew-OTithnsi and his
name 10 Fremont. Tremendous applause, follow ed
by three cheers. Now ths Is the merit as Ihlhk
LOT John Charles Fremont at the prtsent hour.
don't care whether he is Il general or no., but win
the scanty record Of generals think he has done es
well as Any we hsvei certainly we have nothing ~
boast OF IN that way in tie way OF GohieYeI1ents.
Why, We are 20 hungry In Bost9o That we even iase
M and make hero OF general WHO never did any
thing ILaushter.l i entered Springfield the other
ldsy with ten. Mcclellan, IN the stme car, and
tifnid friend Of mine, who was getting out Of the
ana lfhTd twenty or loTtS Euiir hfbd
fad: ~ hope they won't hurt anybody" end,
said /; Mcclellan bias never hurt anybody
/ lCoutnned augLtul. But fIeemOnts BgaIacanoe
l. not hs military skill. just now there ID more
important problem. / tined 10 sketch TO you she
Democratic current Of the North. i triet 10 sketch
TO Won this political plot to blockade the Govern
ment 10 dscTedit It's policy; 10 throw the liwaOld-
ing sentiment that clusters around the supreme
CSurt in the way OF the President. How Is It TO
be met Not by politics. t ID 10 be met PARTIALLY
l. Il -. 4. 81 s.fT fE
by military fuccesscs u Is 70 DO met within W OF
100 DAYS by 5000 negroes their ieet, and ben
that is done there IA political machinery that can
put thiu question back. Cheerlugl. One OF Gen.
Buffers stan says that tho slaves Of Louisiana
in such "a condition that ali the power OF the con-
unent cannot bring them back into slavery.
II that is the way they feel, lot them
once yet on 10 their feet, papably re-
cognized force and we are beyond the reach Of
politicians. How can vo assure ourselves that Ia
The trecdicst. Put Butler In Ne~-Orleans, Iut
Fremont AT Nowbom. lChocrs. tIcmonrs name
viii gather more negroes together within The same
number Of days than any oIher twelve men Oh the
continent. That Is the use Of him. That is the
dcfCnso Of the Government / believe tho PTesi-
dent IA his heart today doubts whether his Proc
lamatiOn bar not done more harm tAan good. WHY I
because neither here at tbs North nor from Con
gress from the black, has he had any rgspOnsa.
tie read the Democratic Tea lion as d Tubukc.
What YOU want 10 that such meetings as these should
push your Representatives and Senators up TO The
duly Oh DeaIIns 10 INC iIrhdcnt the ri5uii-
ounce, the real meaning Of tic oyon.s TINT
are taking place at Tie NOrih lie Ieais
no newspapers. Tie ouy thing he gets
f. IN the protests OF individuals Giiiug bis private
room wtn perpetual interviews. Well said to
your Senators and Representatives: Z" INT Is not
your place, 10 80 10 the Pierdent. ! can 40, for
iaye no olheg place" "Whal shall do T. | sa!d
10 one OF the best of the Weston Representatives,
90 good, 80 radical, 70 AntSayery Thar tue Proc
laInal0n came too late 10 save hiG, as he flid TO
ne, Gould have had II month earlier II would
have saved my seat IN Congress; but ~ came too
laln - ILIuI nlAn AuIl In NM " 20 hnno. n.Anu-hLa