New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

cries of "Tuats it," " That's the question
What institution, pretended interest growing
ont Of that insti uiiOn was made the PreteN' anu
real cause of the war cay pretext, because say
what | have often said, it was not because OF any
aggression on the part Of the people OF Goo roy
siavehoding States upon the interest OF s'svenod'
era Of tue South, that rebellion was had bat slavery
was nevertheless the cause IL WAS the canse IA
| more senses than one. IL was the cause, Ff'H'
Because its tendency had been TO make the owners
Of trat property arrogant. IL had made them desire
TO be the lords Of this country. " lhat IL 30.
1t had made them determined, in their cis,
Iotiy OF heart, that they would rhle tne
the country They sban'rl. or ese they would
rum Il and build up another Government IL war
again tho cause secondly, that 1t induced many III
uocent and ignorant people IN the South TO believe
iha, the South had been grossly wronged Lecause vi
cr int rect In this institution. and that you Dtended
20 destroy il: and many were thus led to pGrlici'
pate not knowing the real object, not knowing hat
Il bad been smodering in the hearts OF the leaders
If this rebellion for the ast thirty years. and IN the
lar guago OF Mr. Yancey. one OF lis great aposIles,
firing the Southern heart, all The time
on A mere pretext. and watching the ia
vorable moment TO prcpi,are tue Cotton
) aies into rebellion. ] say with all my heart, all
my sOui and mild that do not even rfgret the
necessity of crushing Slavery in putting down this
rebellion. Immense applause dld mt wnlt for
the President Prlcll nation 70 take my position.
| said the very moment Of the viciousDets ana
vic kedaess and uoheardof mOnstTOslty VI men, IN
the face Of society ana the blessings Il such Gov
crnmrut rs thi-, lifting their bands IN rebellion
.aius II, making Slavery the pretext or the cause
that moment my mind was unaterably fixed
AGAINST tie institution forever. Great Applause
aud loud cheers. Suppose you should re-esttoils
the UuiOn by putting down Rebellion GDd preserv-
| irg Slavery. DO you behave You can even make
aaveholders love you more than they love you now
NO. neyer."l DO you believe you can make
iL.u less confident Of preseTyug the iuet ution III
I'll futur- time than they were before the Rebellion
when they eaw YOU had not moral and physical
power 10 crush The cause, together with the Rebel
lion And, II you could believe both lheso things,
might ask if you do believe !. within the range OF
POSSIBILITY that the loyal men Of the South, who
have suffered SO much from this Rebellion.
can even live at peace with ,hess devils
who have undertaken 10 RUN them and You LOAD
appliance and cries Of mol II not, then do you
love rebels and traitors more than yon do loyal men
| lCnes II "No no. Then, of preserving one and
DESTROYING the other, take your choice Iond
cheerr.i / must not and will hot refer TO myself,
bu, will refer TO ghbore and frieDds. those VINO
are YET iIyiDg, who ave Ia Mexico and IN The noun
taua rud Businesses, hiding like wolves IN the caves
of the country, and who are scattered all thlOu4u
tho wbole land. How are they to return and i've
IN tie bosom OF these sayeowGeTs, restored to tier
cOnt' IiutIonal rigbts, IL any they have ieit 10
x. ther With their institutions, IN favor OF when
aud in Difference to Which all the people OF lLe
South have been compelled 10 bow down IA worship
-
eace tonight what every man Of respectable repu
slon knows WHO has euer laced lis foot Oh South
err son. that long before this Rebellion commenced
Slavery had undermined our Goverument III the
South. Cries OF IbaVs 60. l cay In your
ur,.rce that if what George Washington LETT when
ne died and II wba, Jri,rsOn wrote for and iibored
10 achieve If what any Of the great fatbers OF
our Cover Incft believed what MY father spoke aud
Of he neighbon spoke thirty YEAR, ago that same
Wa,hih son, any tine w1in The last ten years Tor
Ia. q an llye E,eI Lf.l aa
unpan, tCrc- Of That's eo."l / speak what
DO know, when | tell you chat more than go, &C.
oording To their own record, OF your Tree people
who lad gone down to IJpu ate our State were
HANGED IA 100, pending TIE Presidsntal election,
because they were ected Of not being more loyal
TO slavery than they they 70 their Government,
aud over 100 woven aud children were driven out.
Are you be TO be told here tonight that your ni e-
males Pre- pared a. your schools To teach daughters
have been driven after suffering outrage and III
tro too gross TO be mentioned III This presence,
and expelled nom tbs country, aud your male friends
nnng b, luud eds in the South; AID yet gentle nen
will lalk about preserving an Institution OF tuht
sort after il has dared To lay It's hands upon the altar
erected by Washington aud bis c0mpcorr, aud af'er
Attending to tear down the temple OF human
liberty. Loud cheers aud applause.l say that ia
my judgment II Is one OF ihe lefeies Oh "Vd
pfoyidence. If that Rebellion bad 10 take place, 1t
was. perhaps, q necessity, as the only means OF
getting MID Of tue accursed institution. Applause.
ou may say, and have heard 1t said, there is IA
man speaking through resentment; he has grown 10
be an AbolItionrt 1t 10 true, felow-ctizens.
Loud cheers and applausel J. spraug at once to
,ny feet living AbOtiOnirt, the very monen, this
Rebel lion began. Immense applause hate tie
institution, Sir. Renewed applause. why DO l
hate il, mud love tie Government Is cause never
receive augbt but blessings from that Government
have been the recipient oi lis Diestings sihce
4 WAS child Have ! ever received any bless
Iups from Slavery Becau.o | would not As-
sist il in lobbng 700 and your Government
# has robbed me OF a home aud my wifo and chil
drep are captves TO Rebellion Ought 10 love II !
lCnc, of ''No," No. o; TO talk Tor II l. NO,
HNo" ~ or TO ieel for i'll (" No." NO. ought
[ to devote The remnant Of my life To arguing Al
recommending war against El ltireat applause,
aud cnes vi los. Aud what ielow-cltlzens hrc
you to gain by Restoring the Government with that
institution If you restore that institution; you
must restore those who are interested in IT TO the
great bosom Of this great national family. i
nave heard II said recently, that In hgh
places, il has been suggested that IL wOud lie
a pleasant sight to jeff rson Davis and his com.
peers returned to the United States Senate. Loud
cr.s Of Never" and Hang them.'I could nj
most iad il my heart to say that II those are tie
terms upon winch restoration OF the Government
aud ralyaon TO the country 10 be had, then lot all
lcrisn ia one common runl Loud aud long ap-
uausc and cheers. Tue Government eau never
res,ore TO It's couusels such men, without sinking lie
| National honor forever. WHAT Will you restore
the men whose arms red TO their shoulders with
the blood OF your chIldron and iriende, and
now would consign you all this night to
eternal infarny aud degradation-who would
exerminete the last man, woman and child, ia order
to succeed in this hcllIsh Rebellion. The men whJ
declare they will never live IN political fellowship
with you, " ho soorn aud despse you, aud declare
they will accept 10 terms excep. unconditional re-
cognitiou of their independence OF oil the states In
Rebellion, but also they will have Kentucky,
May land and Virginia. Cries OF - never.
never" Yet they tell us that men talk about iu-
vi iny those men back 10 the Senate Of the United
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