The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-22

quiet, peaceful people That il his object Well he wise
wi and like julius Cesar Of old he has gathered every
dollar and every muscle SOUTH and he will hur his power
ke thunderbo TO achieve his purpose And dangerous
times and long struggle and terrible battle viii these
Eastern States have for they will make peace Tho
Yankee, who comes from Cromwells bosom, will fight
MS Nasoby every year before he Ia overthrow Tho
struggle viii be for us 70 carry civilization ali over the
South for this Ia contest between civilizations ana
Mh'ch ever conquers predonnaes over the otLer This
Struggle tnAt VIII have end Till other
Of the two elements OF civilization subdues It's rival
Therefore we, like the South be penetrated with
put one idea ana ready, with unaniny and courage to
sacrifice everything FOR that idea. Why, no man can
nght sonewa jackson an honest fanatic the side OF
slavery, but John Brown an equally honest fanatic the
side Of freedom. Applause and laughter) They only
are chemical equals and will nentraze each other Yon
cannot neutralze nitric acid with Cologne water,
neither can you hurl William II. Seward against Jef
DAVIS. fLaughter) You must have man Of ideas
on both sides otherwise the elements OF the strgge
We have the right TO So Our connection was part
nershp, but marriage We put interests altogether
copied slavery as part Of the civil contract the ground
that II was put into the common lot with freedom,
wealth, intelligence and education II stood ts
well and good; u 1t went by the board, SO, H
was an honest bargain. Slavery consented 10 take
It's chance. In rhe meantime the negro was
free them bu. h. timer wo SHid como met
the wave Of civilization the right hand Of armed
power Will strike of your letters. And SO the slave
waited. As II said the time at last when the
master ran away ON tho slave and the slave and
said children OF Hancock and Adams fulfil your pledge
Sebtcu generdtiOhB VI SUBMISSION on U-Klvo me
ne freedom You promised The reply was not yet and
he sat In the darkness OF his despair the huts Of the
Caroinas and he waited and God alone counted the
ments OF MS agony ~ last the sounded against sum-
ter andh sprung to his feet and he cried Now York
and fulfil the pledge Of your fathers In the
name OF God and OF Justice Applause In ths contest
the stronger will give the nation II slavery prove
the stronger must be slavehoding nation, but II
freedom be the stronger then we shall be nation OF free
men. II we are nation nsk Mr. Lincoln every
dollar and man to defend the nation. (Applause.)
II we are noa nation then stop the war; for every
I'D ont 0linni 10 Gtufa
rights. II we are only confederacy q State has the
right to secede We are either nation or conederacy.
II cenfcderacy merely, stop the war If nation carry
II on IKE nation. (Applanfe.) Men say this:-ite.e
are nineteen millions Of people pitched against eight mil
Ions and cannot whip them. But where Is tho
South's strength Besides her eight millions OF
white men, she has the sympathy Of foreign
Powers, and she has tho labor of four millions
OF slaves. What has the North gotf Division. Divided
about equally into the repaid can and democratic parties.
The republicans not willing perhaps go half way the
democrats willing 20 at all. Gargh,cr, and cries
OF "That's it) These tho two elements lighting In
this battle. The contest is between shareholders
free labor and IL is the duty Of wise every
contest against The arisocracy bound in their
right aud III right Of their Children and in right Of the
cess, TO bestr themselves aud TO understand and use
every weapon within their reach. contend therefore,
both consiitutonally and rghtuy and more than that
by absolute necessity, this government should, in the
hour Of its peril, call upon the four millions Of
blacks to aid us in this struggle, which means
liberty to them. (Appause) l am not speaking rs an
aboltionst. The hour is a nomentous and serious one
We are deeply In debt With terrible loss of blood with
the future before us the question is Bow shall pilot
tho ship OF sfatetEo hope cf the world--hrough the
storm? The slrcr lining 10 the dark cloud that overhags
us is the neradicabc loyalty OF four millions OF bonds
men, who hold the scales in their hands The Presidents
proclamation has announced how thoy may be used. II
great mistake for the President except Tennessee
sand oval hearts and hands would be momentous
Besides, the effect will be bad On the negroes o.
a. ahc eq ss Ssns Z. %
why Of judging Of the Stars and Stripes is .to
The men who stand under 1t Free The negro wants
to flesh and blood proclamation. He wants fact
We must proclaim that proclamation or II will consun
mate nothing We have hut forty five days to work In. On
the 4h OF March Congress changes character 1t
then becomes largely democratic II the administration
docs nothing with republican bayonet behind II, how
much will II do with the demo drag under lis feet
Let not therefore, the ship Of state go deaa set against
the Gibraltar of the Supreme Court. fancy, at 30
tells the President that he cannot make procamat
vigor Of Gods law Of the universe that this country
shah be free and It's Tag wave over free people
stretch hands over TIVE hundred thousand bloody graves
and clasp hands with rebels must be put down under
foot General Butler Is the oniy genera In the service
who acts on the principe that all right and the
traitors all wrong. Cheers for Buer) Ninety nine
out of hundred Of the other generals act the
principle that tho rebels hrli light and are halt
wrong (Applauso ard cries or iThats so.") Butler
said to fty Shareholders in New Orleans, You indulge
the idea that there is democratic rariy ut the North
who will make bridge for YOU to get back 70 Washing
ton Now" continued he, 81 am a democrat and tell
you that will burn every house In the state and put
take down that banner and 90 home Great applause
As said the negro wants a symbol How eau give
70 am r Inc qu,ses way put MN ~ United mite
(Applguse.) Send John G. Fremont TO Charleston
Cheers for Frecmont) Now love Hunter and respec,
Butler. / believe Saxon, and think Hooker brave
soldier and noble one but pressed for time and
We cannot manufacture regulations, but the name o.
Fremont has been a household word with the slaves
since 1906 when they believed that his election would
the jubilee Of their freedom. They would not need the
evidence OF written proclamation to believe that he
hArnf IN Hhaun kta anfac lAtpln
President means wc but ! have no confidence In
tho counseors about him. have no confidence
In the Of New York who stands at hts right hand
guide the vessel OF State this tremendous storm.
Cheers, mingled with bisses) That Is right honor
the man who expresses his opinion am not speaking
uf the motives Of Mr.. Seward; but when dying
mistake in the medicine Is as bad as poison Tauph.
teri The question Ia whether his IL the statemashp OF
the hour and not then by every theory OF parliame
tary he Is bound to retire and let another
occupy his position. not speaking Of his honesty.
do not s1cak whether General Mcclellan wss honest or
not, but ask what the result of bis corduci II
can find way better 70 serve Jen Davis than he
did would like TO know 1t. What say is, II Stewards
philosophy which he announced with regard to this great
struggle opposed To the proclamation ~ tho President
the policy Of which the nation has accepted according
mer re,es when the idea he thus comes ito
power What did we choose Abraham Lincoln for2 Sc.
venteen hundred thousand people said he represented all
consider necessary TO the safety Of the state
suppose when he chosen, that Mr.. Seward went
MIN and said "You have been elected but will take the
Presidency you please" The reply would be, No you
are defeated because the people did like your IDEAS
On the 4,h day Of december, 1860, James Buchanan
wrote message 10 Congress- and stated that before
he sent II, he submitted TO seward and from that
time TIL March 1851 fortnight passed that he did not
consult your New York Senator with reference 70 the
policy Of the government. Rshtfuy and maguanmously
Mr. Buchanan took 10 his counscls the statesman Of the
republican PARTY And for the history OF the closing
months OF that administration, written over with trea.
son, say Mr.. Seward your Secretary II State has his
share Of the responsibility. (Appaue and hisses Thur
low Weed denies that Buchanan and Seward spske TO
each other the subject OF tho public affairs at the
time but II he inquiries Of Judge Black, he will tell him
the they took 10 communicate. On the 4h Of March
Lincon into power and on the 9th Of March the
present Minister Portugal began 10 telegraph TO SCUM
Carolina tho result Of Cabinet meetings; and when tue
seized the contents Of tho telegraph Offices
they seized tho kilograms Of that traitor the last
ono revealing the plan for tho defence OF
Fort Sumter reasonable that Harvey dared
not 10 sign IL. This telegram was laid before
Seward yet he sends the writer o these reasonable
kilograms Portugal to represent this government. In
August the President laid before his Cabinet this proca
nation, and Blair and Seward tho only members
opposed IT, and Seward tecraphs for his Siamese twin
u Albany and when he got 10 Washington the procama
ton was smothered, and TO Massachusetts Senator
Seward said az smothered IT, and the best service
rendered 20 the nation when smothcred IT, In
conclusion Mr. Phillips said he Thanked God that flag
In f1speta