New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-07
Oh! where's tbs slave 80 lowly,
Condemned 20 chain. uoholy
VINO, could 10 burst ais chains at tsht,
w.ufd nj a. bel fI,fn tiOrzly

The colored nan only waits for honorable
Admission INTO the service OF the country.
They know that who would DO free,
themselves must ttIike tie blow, aud they
long for the opportunity TO strike that blow.
Thus lar, however, the coored men Of the Free
states aud for tie most part, OF The Slave States,
have lad their military aldor chilled by the con-
teupt wi which thtir offer TO serve their country
has been refused. We asked the Governor OF New
York If he wond accept colored ,roope, ald he eoid
II would be impossible for MIN 10 receive them. We
asked Gov. Curtin Of Pennsylvania, and he would
no, . ceive coloIed soldiers NJ any rate SO that an
ardor Was CHI led. but know colored men now in
the army passing for white, not much whiier than
but By shaving their heads very closely they manage
10 yet in. | hayo one hom my own town who has
Lern promoted recently. Laughter and cheers.
Il could speak loud enough b 10 Aeasd by the
Government ~ Warrington | should ray, nave II
care have care lest you let clip Tie lnst moment
when yous call for help can Dc auBHcIc1. lOu
have wioused us long and wr1nyed as greatly,
hut il il not yet TOO ll,e 70 retrieve tue part.
We stiil siaul ady 10 serve yon, aud VIII 90 IL
with WILL nj the first sound OF your wlrtrumpct.
lCu,eis.l Know the cOlof-d men o. tho NORTH /
tnow tus culorcI men Of the South. They aro ready
10 raly under the stars aud stripes at Tie fret zap
of tic Jruw. Give them a chance; stop calling
them "nisrere," uEd call them soldiers. lAp-
tlnule.l Give them "a chance TO seek tho baubla
IierutailOu ~ tho canuou's mouth. Stop telling
them they can't fight, aud tell them They eau fight
and sh al hight aGd they will ignt, aud hght with
vong eauce. Give them IL chance. Tho most deli.
cate lady In tho city Of Ncw-Yolk can rido by tho
,ile OF "a Jachman, If he 10 There is servant. Even
tho most fsdious Of our Generals can be Ual,od on
by eoored men. Why should they object 20 our fight
ing We were with you the banks OF he Mobile,
good enough 10 hih, with you under Cen Jackson.
WY not LEI Us fight by your sdo under Gen.
Hooker. Loud chesring.l We shall have chance
yut, and tell You 10 whom am looking for this.
lave great faith, as tod you mo 10 than gear
ago, in tie virtue Of the people Of the Nonh; have
none IN tie vIll.ny Of tho South. Laughter and
upplause ( tell you that lnder their direction we
eial yet be- able 70 accept the aid Of the colored
man. Away with prejudice, away with folly, and
m this death struggle tor liberty country, and per-
manent s.curiiy et the black iron hand Of the col.
ored nau fail heavily on the head Of the saYeholi-
lux traitors aud rebels and lay them low. Give
them "a chancei Give thou a chance. DOM say
they are great lighters. don't cay they will light
be or thau other men. All lsay is,gyo them chance.
irel ihut we arc living IN u g!onou, time. FELT
Son Oh the 4, Of January, and have been feeling 81
ever siuce. felt winter, aud have c0nDod my
hair with ess difficulty. Cheers and laughter.
Yon B. ad grand Tine here, and We bad grand time
at boston We had two machines running--Gt
Music Hall and fremont Iemple--more than
three thousand ut each. You want to know