The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-07

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will tell you that the heaviest amount OF ron lodged
It's surface, cannot sink. Niagara losses 1t like chip.
cienoy-heavy molten and douby hammered iron; but
In the Niagara Of 1868 u tossed upward like chip
prolonged appausel No thanks 70 II. but 20 the M
agara that VIII not DO resisted. (Renewed applause
But why do call the government only a Committee TO
manage the next Presidential election will tell you.
am gong to read 70 You some passages from little
speech BY little man. great meeting where nobody
listened 70 him. laughter yet IL is great speech
IN IT'S senicance The Blair family have no consequences
OF their own They the fungus growth OF the kchen
cabinet Of Andrew Jackson-( laughter land their
stence that Of parasites hanging OH the statelest
time, this speech OF the Postmaster of great signi1
canoe IT was prepared in the city OF Washington and
to the criticism OF others, and nterlned IN
another ink by another hand before the schoo.boy
speaker was allowed to leave with his lesson well conned
10 ms pocket Cabinet officer he goes express TO the
capital OF New Hampshire, makes his speech, and with
out waiting to dine himself back To Washington
while III concord he personally supernlends its printing
and mails slips to Boston and New York No member OF
the administration does all thatforegoug dinners TO
lypes-merey 10 make a speech. A great gov
eminent does not allow lis representatives to throw away
their time in that manner. The min-our Postmaster
Genefal-who last spring approached Henry Wilson ana
wished To know OF that most experienced wireuler IN
New England whether it is time yet TO put Abraham
Lincoln nomination Tor another ternlA VOICE" That
cord with Lis credentials In his pocke, aud makes this
speech. II has Significance the action Of the gov
effort OF the administration, perpetuate power.
Now r. for one have noobbjection TO the Presidency
Oh
| told him myself, aud believed it then. and be-
leve now meant II then aud mean Gow-that the
man who would honestly put his right hand to the plough
OIL that proclamation, and execute il, this people would
not allow TO quit the helm whilc that experiment
trying (Appiause) Whoever starts tho great expert.
ment of emancipation and honestly devoes his energies
to making it fact, deserves hold ire holm OF the
government until that experiment finished. But this
programme is a different one. The meaning OF this
speech, OF which read you extracts,
this. In the future, there TO be udidateS But
Ter is be one something like Sey nour aud Mcclellan is
m Is ore
cy Is the othcr. Repubicansm specifically, has sunk be-
low any pom; that pummet ever soandsd( appiause)-
and in the future radical and peace democrat
bear up rival banners. speech OF the ost or
General is Abraham Lincoin's effort run between
the parties--a compromise candidate. again, | have
no objection to that--mark you have SO sublime
a contempt iNr the level Of Washington Office that
am willing the very men who hold them shall hold
them IN Observation-Disclosures and their heirs and
assiers forever Daughter provded that thospofces
they will honestly do the work the people and tho age
But this speech Is the bid OF hybrid poltclan born
oetwixt the upper nnlstone Of the North
milestone OF the south anderng TO the preudccs OF tho
obstacles To the war orner that he may continue
To feed ut the public crib. What Ia it will tell YOU
II Is attempt To ovae the without saying
So. IL IS clumsy attempt to do what was adroitly
done by Chief Justice Tancy when he made the bred
scott decision. an attempt to smother and crush the
opinion OF Attorney General Bates that negro CITIZEN
proclamation OF January L. The tone OF the speech
this;-lhe negro is inferior to He must fight for
place Tor him in the country. He fight mako the
nation safe; he must work to make 1t rich When he
has done lone ps 80 we kick him of the platform
Calhoun, in WHICH he does me the honor TO mingle
me up-"The negro will enlist iu the war; Then
he is to make the public works, canals from New Orleans
to tic five great lakes When it done--whatf He to
furnish tho hat.r build the galows ana then hang him.
self 1t. He country Is to enrich the
country and then he Is To leave the country Aud who
that asks this OF hun? Why, that Mr.. Blair calls
1.-The dominant and dsnineering racethat 49, the gov
erning race governing race that cannot govern SUI
perior that cannot fight brain that cannot
work. They ask the negro to fight they ask the negro to
him, place for him here An English poer Once accept
ed tho oiler OF pebeians carriage TO ride homo
rainy day AS he stopped and shut the door after him
no looked out OF the window aud said But, pray, how
viii you get home, SIR" (Laushter.) This Cabinet.
driven to the wall acknowledging that they haveno help
the negro In the Caroinas and the Southwest
10 uphold tho banner, sends Its hybrid postmaster
is framed that there Us place for the black
man on the continent II that Is white man. God de-
tend me err from being whi,e loud applause Do you
YET this is the Presidents bid for the next nomination.
That Is the bid which is 70 marshal behind him the
Border States half awake understanding fifty per
of the nineteenth century and for the rest dead and
buried in the sixteenth. That il the bid Tor the peace
democrats, who want to- get rid OF the negro any
lhat the bid for the half-awake republicans who
would be glad OF any issue out OF this strife That is the
od. NOW 70. me read you letter Remember, the
the woridWo cannot exist unless the black tights
for the country wont be rich unless works for u.s."
When the fighting and the working over, this Cabinet.
that cannot stand I'm its own continent, tumbes In
the attempt to kick its defenders off, Now lot read
i bunker democrat, and went down TO the South.
west to Port Hudson and Vcksburg. He writes
his q asa n
whom to pour out it's fulness:As sbolitionist you
never had my Thought you rather ovsrdid
The thing. l came TO this department eminently
servative.' Since came have travelled hundreds Of
miles, and only say the truth has not been halt told
uire OF paper would not hold all have 10 tell you Of
the institutions for which the Southern States
eddy In arms to day say avowedly Tho thing resolves
are s YOU QUIZ lighting for, our rights what are YOUR
rightsr 'Nggers' When the advance was made upon
Port Hudson negro brigade was under the command OF
Gen. Dwight Bostc man. He placed them ia the most
dangerous position whole line Of attack Before
they went in IL unsettled question whether the
blacks would fight. Many thought they would That
question forever settled day the Department
OF the Gulf, there opponents TO the enlistment Of
coored troops No matter what the feeling once was the
Northern soldery to-day proud OF their colorcd al
lies There had once been much Ill blood m,ni-
tested account Of coored regiment rst Louisiana
Native Guard being managed by coored officers Of the
line. When the they silenced opposition by
surprising their white brethren the almost reckless
their bravery. The blacks have known the day
OF their redemption was coming. The Yankee name was
used to terrify them but there deeper instinct
which told them OF coming freedom. Oh thrust tho
down the threats OF the weak Of the North
that though they fail in sustaining the unon there will
be an army here which viii be armed with Union mus.
deep seated faith in tho justice Of their
and the power OF God prolonged cheering There
half million who support the conederacy with the hoe.
will hold the rebelon by the throat NV dear sir This
q God has hardly begun. Tell the North they will
not the country tho blacks will. you when
talk 10 Boston remember the brave, educated
Caloux who made boast OF the blacklist skin,
falling with his face TO the foe advance
OF his company. Remember young Sergeant Plcn-
ccnceo Anseimo. who Rugged tho stars and
stripes his heart he FELL sarchng the white stars
and suusing the stripes with his blood those six
charges-where they moved down like grain-ali
Tor a country which has sinncd against them much.
Thrill the whites with shame II you cam That IL the
black OF the Southwest; and this (noldng up BARS
specch) the huckserng politician Of the Cabinet who
says there IL place the continent such pro
lonred choerng) General Butler said to me: al had
900 blacks; they saved me New Orleans" Aid this
Cabinet proposes colonizc them Colonze them You
might we'll. when the thief enters your front door
colonize your revolver Uanrhtcr.) Colonize them
That Cabinet would have been fugitives the Empire
New York to-day, but fOr the blacks who stand
bchiud Them Nov, what want TO say h this Mr. Blair
says the author OF the Declaration Of Independence and
his associates, declared equal rights imprsctcsble
society constituted Of different II Is very grave
charge am about 10 make, but say-remcmbering
judg. Tancy's bad law and iasc history In the bred
Scott distinctly, that that sentence the most
liz nj ron nrr Tats,