The New York herald., 1863-11-25

inhuman for to lombard Charleston in rebel.
lion than for Great Britain down q city Of
hundred and eighty thousand inhabitants against the
pe and pocsm. when cousnSna with Sas
uses az much physical force as Is necessary to sub.
duo him Crimes against tho public peace required
must needs carry with u, yet those iha, sxer.
cised the Justice were not responsible for the
cruelty, but they that brought II upon themselves.
II was charged that Amercan excessively arrogant
and cruel. and OF he denied them botn II Is COM
did me good TO hear Engshman charge the Americans
with vanity daughter. The difference Is about this
~hilc the English are superncay proud and n,eriory
vain; but will you 20 England the stock you
came from ana Issozn1s me family likeness nusn;
our government had not been cruelty, but IN.
due leniency: loud ehesrs Il there had been cruelty
instances II had been said in England that Southern
were the best Fighters and ought to have the ympahy
Of Europe because they brave and stubborn His
reply was that Southern Americans, that be
was not ashamed OF their good lighting qualities that
they had got 70 back among and were proud
OF our own citizens. But how much grsnder would they
fight they only had good Tho South waged only
our army beat them Mr. Beechsr procssdsd 70 say that
the slavery question came up for large share Of foreign
prevailed they would carry their institutions to The Pa
csc and the North prevailed they would carry their IN
ns 'ls . s IN our %sd
been In England fe 10 be developed through this war
II had been constantly alleged In England that the North
had not gone TO war for emsncpao but for Union TO
that he had answered "true" II never was the nten-
ton, OF the aboItonists, to Interfere directly with
slavery In the States. They had simply held that II
slave states 70 be created the question OF
emancipation must be only OF time The North
into ins war emsnc patton but for nstionstya
nationality thai had been regeneraed aud that 10
have thereat.er policy Of liberty They is, that peace
train The nation had 10 be lifted up from It's
peace powers into the higher sphere q war
powers, and then II recognized that the only way
TO carry and TO end the TO destroy slavery
(Applause was in II that rebellion lived. He told them
carried 10 condition where necessary TO destroy
slavery, and slavery would DO destroyed. In reply TO
the objection that black men were treated worse in the
North than in the south, he showed them IN England
that ID the North the laws not against the black
man, though there were preodEss sgalust 'een fal
black man bad the primal privilege Of citizenship,
whereas in the south he had not. lie had had
in bis face He was ashamed OF slaves tina,
happy lie wa only prood Of those who ran away
(Cheers) TO the employment of negroes in the army
he had defended that England. because by service IN
the ranks the black would obtain position and
rsh, iha, would be ignored Ia this democratic
muuity lie had stated TOO wha, seemed be duty
toward the African lie said they proposed TO DO for him
what The spirit Of American institutions required heno
do for all men When tho German came here he was
brought under our institutions When the spsniard the
PDo mere xbsa be rs' s OtSwssa
upon the trees. ". not converted into tree
bu, tho tree converted into elephant (iaushier.)
All born to liberty. They did not propose to
make black any better any worse, anything
but srecp'ent q hes privileges 'hs, are gwen 10 every
u
say black men, learn read behave good ehi1ens
They meant TO say 10 them, Industry open 70 you, pro
lection yo9I. Goa gave you Tie ,,,sps's ~ sc o & maa
rbey did not preach the doctrine of equality either for
Irshmen, Englshmen, Danes Sorwesians, swedes,
every body, God gave you your endo~Dsns We viii give
you the chance 70 them That s al. Ia there any
machine by which attempt TO cut all mems staiurs
down TO pattern Thus black men, you
equal before the law Justice the TO drsyan and
to Judge Therefore will give he chance the black
mai tn W q
II he keeps low down. that IN bis own lookout (Applause
black man boats me IN the race be deserves 70 90
higher than do (Applause) He 10 OF God aud gees 10
God again. He % immortal. lie 10 Of that number for
whom the was aCalyary and 6ethsemane. lie dear
there not here. And for the sake Of Him who made
him. aud the that Humanity n him which yet
shall be white a. angelic robe, aud for the ssst o our
principles deep laid a. that Of tcual O. will de-
fcnd bis right. will give him education. ] Will give
him every industrial chance viii say 20 nm, az 70
as much, no more. DO no, bolster MIN. pat 20 bot,
tresses 10 him give him no unnatural stimulus. say
We eanno, 60 back 70 the Union as wss when plant
tree IN my orchard plaut with H. unfortunately tho
eanssr worm and oy The savs. turn and wthsr and
gardener lays bare the surface and there IL the Of
all the nishef sgrrowng at the roo, and trunk OF the
JUS, ss u vast" Yes, all except the worm. (Enthusas
tic spplAusc.) The Union Nc Il was Yes as II 10
fash ,oocd It.. IN the intent q The oonssiluou
10 have been aud would have been bu, for bur
slsrous slavery when the ship 10 driven out Of in
course will any say the msstsr that he must 20
back and nnd out the srsc, place where TIE
storm struck him. shall bo take fresh observations
from the and make TIE shortest path towards bis
harbor. Which, (shouts of applsuse) We set out for
the haven q universal liberty ~ The storm. and dsE
and miste OF slavery have been driven hitbsr
and tbther. A. las, the skies clear. Now shall g.
back 20 where We started, shall We take ob-efvs
tons from the glorious of liberty and take the short
est path 10 ~ (Grest APPLAUSE That n The question
for as know shat the answer VIII be. wewl not turn
aside 10 the left 10 the right We will NO, be permitted
" turn back iron the things for which have siyen
We III have liberty We viii have from side W eide
of sbs cop,inent-from The Lakes 10 The Gulf Liberty
ibertythat will smooth every grave, oomfort every
heart and In the smiles ~ will the beafnng
of the great smes n God because rA be- liberty
and unon (Appiausel Ga bess the oountry, and make
Il free.
Mr.. Beecher vas warmly spplsuded at the eloss q hs
address
REslREe or IN. BELLOWS.
Dr bsrfovs made a few remarks erplabstorJ n bis
dea IN placing the terms u adm a op 90 hgb br
Beccbcr delighted 10 beng oousdered q The pccre
and The people del ented 10 lin. lie tfr. Bshst)
wanted 70 bring him into c1nt@et Nth The peathsr
olns~., N zee what oouserysism aDd RAJ cal vouh