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

nd at last the gun souno sd at Sumter, ana ne sao
New York and Masso ehusetts fulfill the piel.e o.
your fathers, III thr name OF God anu J's'ice'
Cheers.l We aTcs nation by all iheae conSldefa,
lions. Well D'w, if We are nsuon' we nave /"
right IA Init 10 let the elements o. I'VE W
tion continue within iiself, ami "h,.eNe'
strongec.t will give color 10 tle n1'"3 -
Slaysrv ia the strongest, we shai he Il
eh ,yeb1ldng people, and if kreedam IL STRONGEST we
! hall be a free people. Ii we are nation "r Lin
coin has right to ne every dollar ana every man
Ito preserve that nationality. Al, bat tne p5ho'I"
rar,v GAYS the slave an man. Tie ather o. 1ehei
80. who an the other side of the Raophhannock
Iorls into the ewes OF Burnside, was idnkfull l.
He built "A house the Inc DC, ween NM! INA "lu
Virginia. When Mary land Sheiih cl' ~ ne "eu
lino Ills Virguis parlor, ana whsn Hsi1a ,'e'i'
,p, he went inio his Maryland parior. Il leeit.l
Ii So the Democrats OF tie North cay "a slave IA
H., ;tb.r q man nor Il horse, tlt something between
he t>vo Now we have a Sheriff here, and Mary
la1d and IA Virginia parlor. ii Tie slave y man
ltLe nation has a rgh' 10 drili hlui ava u he
- a hoIee we have night 10 nse hin.
,.o,r Won ray we are not nation. II we nre not.
SION Inc war FOX every cannon fired "a South Caro-
lGoa i. AN outrage upon safe Rights. II We are
Il coniederacy, n State has ight 10 secede. Now,
! we ne either O nation or coniedeTacy. II we are
"A couiedefacy, sop the war. Ii we are "A nation,
carry 1t Oh like nation. Applause. man,
created bY God has right, according 10 law, II
driven to the wall, 70 use every power within his
reach TO project hls lie. That is seii.deiense. a
nation is al individual created BY International law
and nation driven to The wall has night 10 use
everything within its reach TO defend its individual
| being. Ii we are . nation, so on. III we are not,
stop the war aud begin n nation. l don't care
whether 1t is Manhattan Island or Plymouth Rock,
However small it be, begin it, and the ugor
Of nationality III gener@loh' VIII cover we
continent a Confederation is nuisance. But
men say, " This il mean thlng; nineteen mlioof
OF people pitched against eight millions OF South
erners, white men, aud can't whip them, and now
begin 10 cau on tie negroes" is that The rish'
statement Look at 1t. What IL the South's
strength she has eight millions of whites. Sic
/ has the sympathy Of foreign powers. She has the
labor OF four millions OF slaves what has the North
ootl Divided about equally-hat is very poor
sstatcment for your aide-ipto Republicans ami
democrats; the Republicans willing TO go but half
way. and Che Democrats not wiling 10 go
at ali. laughter / will tell you what II II.
II ia jiks two men fighting. We will eli Them
Jonathan and Charles, Jonathan IS tie North.
His right hand, the Democratic party, he holds
conscience uses to keep the slaves down. That l.
how 10 Is to fight. No, that is not all Upon his
shoulders ia strapped the West Point Academy, Ike
stone OF hundred weight. l.anGhterI: Inc
South stands with both hands holding loaded re-
vo!vers, ard lest che should lose any time, WIN
John Bull behind with additional pistols to hand the
moment she needs them. Those are the two ele-
ments that are fighting this battle. That Is the
stale Of public opinion upon either slue. NOW the
question is whether In this great coniiict-not "a
boys play between A. and b., but the greai s'Ing
ole for the control Of ths continent IN behalf OIL Tree
llab6r-is il not the duty OF wise men 10 use
every means within their reach. This IS a contest
lb-tveen Shareholders and free abor-nothlng more
and in that contest the people, as IN every contest
ngainst an arisocracy bound IN their own night,
in the ripht of their children, in the right OF The
great interests OF the world that haug upon their
snccese TO bestir themselves TO undersald, ana 10
use tho moment they see 1t, every weapon wi'hin
their reach. i contend, therefore, that II Is boin
constitutional and rghful, and more than that, that
Ii, lie absolutely necessary, that this Government
should IN the hour OF its peril, call upon the ION
millions Of blacks 30 aid it in a struggle which
means liberty to them. l an not speakiul
now as IN Abc.itonist. hold the h0ui
/ TO be a momentouHly serious one Deeply in debt
with terrible lOss OF blood, having liked foul thaIn
' upon the cause Of Democracy by our tpd,ci1on o.
Q delay with future before ne complexed by ever
\ variety of dangers, the question is how 40 sinai
pilot the Ship Of State, the hope Of the world
o through this storm. The Giver lining of the darl
cloud that ovtrhangs us, - The irradcite loyalty
four mlons OF b0ndmen that hold the ecGsa IN thol
4 hands, Hoqy are they 10 be used The Pr,siden
tas announced IT as national policy that they slal
30 used. j said bis pro- lamsiian had some short
comngs but bore within iseli the soods of ultimate
perfection for this reason IL Affects NE cur r'ste
ipn,ediat "; aud in the future II IL like taking TIA
bottom out OF "a tub and letting the Who'll
contents fall. What carried Virginia int
the Confejeracy. The slave e7stem Ia
4 killed her soil; il has bankrugted her families
liz has carried rum into the heart VI ~
> ola S,pte What carried her into the ,layeholdinl
Cepfederacyl Wat is the ViTgnian Nothinl
' but q pedder Of babies through The Soulh-Wes
lsensstiOnl despifod tLeTe, If not here When III
: ma fk.t ,ece,led Of course she went with ~. Ih
, natural interests Of the State carried her there
, When this Proclamation abOlishes TINS market,
e k,s out the cement that binds Virginia to h
Coniederacy, and IN very short time Tue returning
sense and the nextinguishabo interests 81 the Stat
4 will bring her back North allow 1t wac "A grea
= mist8ke OF Mr.. Lincoln 10 except Ienneesee. ii
r. the very thick Of the conflict 10 hay
o had n hundred thousand loyal hearts AL
r right hands thrown into our scales wou'
u have been inOmentOus. Besides, what effect has /
l. OF the Border States sull left IN Slavery! Ill
= doubts us. john AT Cornh looks al Sam NJ Nash
r ,i'le ana the ouly way he has OF Judging OF th
t. starr and Stripes is 10 rec whether The MN thu
h stands nearest TO ii is freeman. The men tina
. surround il are in chaus. IL is hard for the new
OF freedom TO permeate the Border States 10 -oacl
= tle Slave StAies and the Guf In such an uneqpiVO
cal otate Us to sir the thoughtful slave TO action
he slave Is thought stupid but The Tact s thai II
I this contest lie has shown himself keen Yankee
:. Men say, Way don't he move 7" Why Be
4 cause We have given him 10 cause to move. Wine M
. friend of mine, NrgInian, converted 20 Abolition
j. vent home, every slave, the moment be saw
him told him that from his cradle he had had an III
, eybucable love fer Freedom. Why did Mt yol
. tell me :" he afked. "lell you7" taid they, yOI
never gave ns any intimauon that you had any gym
: Ia.iby Tor ns" IL was wisc reply. How door The
|. .laye Il the Guli State stand twenty th0ufsnC
h slayes az least, since tue war began, nave iecI
! either shut out Of ranks, when they got iu
lave been IeiuIned-twenly thousand uuausWcrail,
, arguments lhit the Yankee iag does moi mean hL-
ierig. How much thould the negubora Oil those
r ~ 900 trust usi What does the slave want lie
. wants, Ike every ignorant population iba
B fa.1
word. He cannot live On pIintcr's lax. Ito wauit
u fesh.ald.blo)1 proclamation. He wants a laci.