New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22

NIL, ~, fO,,v unaerstSd1 He deserves a better
-, AZ, ,bat fthrsA c,,aars far Gen. Butler called

rcason: he lie a,nost tho only General 10 ou'
service who ac1, upon the principle that we
arc all right and the traitors all wrong. Renew ,S
nrici. e tbst he Rebels are half right, and are
/ half wrong. When BI'ler was at New-Orlean'
last SPINNER. he assembled some fifty Shareholder
in the parlors OF the ST. Charles Hotel aud said {,
thea: 'Don't you indulge the idea that there Is
Democratic party in the North making a breacI
! beck Of Wash ngton. ! an n Democrat, and shall
always be q Democrat; and i tell you viii
huru every house ia the State of Louisiana, and pat
every negro's right hand upon every masters throat
! ho.ore TAKE down that banner and go home.
/ 1I.apd and Ions cheering WAY IL Gen. Batter
helel Who can tell Abraham Lincoln can't lie
lays he knows nothing about 1t. Laughter. Gen.
4 laliock can't; re s;ys he Knows uolhing about IT,
+ william H. Seward can't lac says he knows moth
irg alou, j. Aud tho beat General in the servico.
lilo man hat held the third city in the empire in his
Igh. md ike lamb that man comes home to TIE
oIpitsl and cannot find man in the Cabinet who
VIII take the responsibility OF saying: " | advised
hls recall or will tell him the reason why no was
recalled. Three more cheers for Butler. | said
thlL il is LccefSay 10 take tho rystem " the Gull
States 10 pieces In other words, IL Is necessary 10
move that great cf loyalty into orr &C lie. How
IL !, to be done Did you ever have anything
to do with an adult that could not read DO you
know what defense God las Given him against i'm
position It is distrust. /. is suspicion. lie takes
Inree or four methods of seeing whether the man
lnV can Icuu Is 'uthlIlB Ut
when | was awyer-Ileayen forgive me Igreat
iaugntcfl-I had an Irish ccnt who could not read.
lie would bring mo u vote-I wa thought IA Wing
TO read 10 HIM; and then he would take IL to my
next door nsighbor, who was a Democrat, and get
him to read il; aud when we had both read it
alike, he would trnst II. Now the slave can
not rad. He necessarily exercises this whole
some distrust. Ho does not want papers
he wants acts. When Mitcbe,-God bless HIM
was III the South at Florence no had 400 black men
VINO wS' kr' to- n,ln. aud told him every secret OF
toe country: and he told them y NV ,,S N''''A aid
Srires. Won shall be as free Gs | am" When Buell.
succceded him, he sent every one Of them back.
Shame Kisses. That acsount was from Ten.
Mchel's own lios. Every one of those men carried
distrlst Of tho tanner we love into the counties
wnare he carried bis chains. How shall 1t be coun-
teryril9d The elave wants a fact. lie wants a
symbol. If you ever had anything TO 90 IN
svmboIs to him. When England freed Der
slaves in tho West India Islands, the slave In
antlv took wife and child out OF the sugar
Geld. why is tLa.," he was asked, "are tAey
rot able to work ," Yes, but tbs free mans wife
onJ lid don't work. He wanted that mark OF
fresdom. When our Boston Committee gent down
TO Port ROYAL thousand pairs Of gray shoes, the
slavea would not buy them. They seid Tat Caves
wore white shoes; that free men wore black shoes
and they would NOT Wear whito ones and II wac
not mil Connecticut sutlor dipped them III lamp
I black that thew bought tneh. lstukhAtIl' saw
"A dozen coutrabands who came north IN the IN,Dg-
/ fisher from the Gulf. | sari 10 one vi them, You
would like TO work here, would Mt your "No.
&" What would you ike To go home, back to
your I'd masters 70 mo" "Then what do you
want 70 "a piece OF laud' A piece OF land was the
pedestal upon which, IN his sight, freedom
lad always stood, aud he wanted that pedestal.
/ lie waited the synbol that he was Iree Men say
that negroes will not work, that they are lazy when
49,. fh.xr fnt h.. hey
never saw free man that was no, lazy. Laughter
and applause. The negro wants II symbol vi iree-
dom. How can We give IL to MN lhe quickest
Way We can give " TO him Is 10 gut hls Own color
inl0 Tie United States uniform with mimic rihe N
their risht hand. send flesh End blood procaIna'
ton ia the person of john Charles Fremont e
Charleston. tGrcat applause,l Now, l love Q
Hunter. ! respect Butler. Ibelieve IN Saxion
believe Hooker "a brave soldier, and noble one
and If he leads the army, q VIII encamp ia kicb'
mond, l have not doubt. Bnt we are pressed fol
time. We caDnr manufacture reputation. TIE
name OF Fremont las bccn household word N Tie
dawes hut, ever sinoe Ia believed, IN $50, that h
election was 60 bo the jibilee of bis freedom III,
has cherished IL ike the name Of bis Savior. III,
knows Il. and If he hoard he was there, lie would
n,i need toe evidence II written prociamatUa C
believe that be bore froodom with bis oagl1s- iAP
plauso.l Aiter Fremonts defeat in tue elcc
lion. there WAS al infurreciion IN the iroi
qniries Of Jeuuetsee and they killed SOM score
slayes. Orc stalwaIt fellow va whipped TO dealt
by hundreds n ashes sud IN the last soers, ere IN
spirit took Hight, he nlurmured out, Fremont
, hraIs every blow, aud DO will come" That nteDs,
gratitude 10 the name IL stercoty led in the pulsos
three million OF bonduen; aud il be socld rot foot il
Charleston, he might walk through tho country I,
, New-Oreans unopposcd. There il ~ DO on attach
npon Charleston, they ray, within twenty days
Good aud no doubt 1t may succeed well done
Bl, we are in the era of symbols. Get better mer
than Fremont, If you can. We AFRO beyond personal
AniipalhICs or attractions. We want Il man whom
. mill md huv Lna
ever since they thanked God for hun
1856. Scnd down into those Gulf States men that
will bre1k up the whole system into ldmps aud hurl
ai,ains, the Ccnfederacy aud you will make thai
army OF the RGpdahanDock scatter Ike dew. What
II our Massachusetts, regiment doing ct Newben
hey are standing guard at the or of "a white
North Carolina woman, whose sons and husband arc
up at Richmond Fighting Burnside; sud Oar Ianke
Quarlernas,er supplies hat w0lEan every
dny from the funds of the Union. Will
we support the wife and children, Why should not
the husband and father swords with Burnside
Another thing; the proclamation Is nothing that an
nihilates the eystsm. You do not aBnibil.e tbiag
by abOisLins H. You have got 10 supply the yacln-
cy. In the Gospel when the chambers were sven.
and gnrnishcd the devils came back because there
was no angels tbeTe. Aud II Burnside should sween
Richmond cleso, jeff Davis oUld CONS back wIfh
seven other deTls worse than himself, if he could
fnd Them, aud occupy It, unlsss you put hce
Institutions there There il IN the Deghborhot d
Of Fortress Monroe one OF the riches
counties in the world, where ten thousand
con'iaJand negroes could labor Yet Gen. Dix
proposed to send them TO Massachusetts; ole OF me
ideat tbinss IN the woili. A man might ns well
co.onizs his h.nds; or wien the Iobbel enters his
house lie mi4 10 az well COLOMBO biz revolver u haf
W. want is action. Conistate those lands. Coio-
NE them. Sell them with the guarauty of The Gov
srnment TO tue i9yAl Massaehusa tis man or New
Yorker. Say To am. " There Is deed az good rs
tue Union. Curry there your plowshares, seeds,
schools, seyipg-mGchnes." Garry free labor 20 taat
coil and you elry New Yoik to Virginia, and Slav-
cry cannot - back. want TO ,uprly tie vacancy.