New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

bave wrought wicked wonders. a powerful
traitor Mr.. Garrison must be-, with his small,
struggling weekly newspaper-or Mr. Philips,
with his twenty or thirty speeches and lectures
per annum If You do not believe that they
have made all this bloody trouble, ask the next
Comprehend you meet with grin upon bis lace
from ear TO ear at Confederate invasons aud
victories He knows 1t was all the foul work
Of the fanatics Therefore, Mr.. Orator, smite
rapidly and heavily these philosophical heads
Strike at these detractOrs who said that our
bird was covered with verm:n, and, by merely
saving so, created in oil regions of his plumag'
eopntless colonies of insects to feed upon hi'
life! Spare not the hips, spare not The tnlsn''
of these malignant mngiclans. IL you 90 not
credit that they have worked this weary wo,
ask DIR. Lord; and, if you cannot believe DIR.
Lord. ask A man of truth like tho Editor OF
The Herah
There is another, ard in some localities 1t
NAV be less popular way Of making up a.
diagnosis for our SICK bird. You start this
milton in business by soIemny shouting through
a trumpet to all the world that all men are
born free and equal-yOu make no distinctions
YOU make no reservation IN behalf OF cuticu-
lar color-you do not qualify your statement
by excluding the blood OF Canaan from It's
benevolent theory-you put 1t iorth IN itH
naked simplicity, and the world hears you and
reoces The poor, foolish world, covering
nI in IA CHI
hears you, and takes heart Frencbmcn hear
you, aud begin to cut of the heads OF the
Bourbons, or to pitch the leayinss Of that
ilustrous house over the frontier. Spanish
colonies hear you aud send back hungry vice.
roys to Madrid, with their ears full OF
hea.. 1t is too good to be true-,hi'
political eospel-but 1t is too good to dis
believe. Mankind begins to make ready for
holiday. aud monarchs hasten to pack the
crown-jcwes in their carpet-bags. The sun
rise OF the Millennium is at hand
SO far, so good. There is DO saying that
we might not have transmogriied the world
into one entire and perfect Democracy. with
Presidents and Senates aud Houses of Repre-
sentatiyes from pole to pole, if three or four
millions of designing blacks. dwelling within
our borders. had no. managed most culpabI!
to get themselves enslayed, and TO perpetuate
their bondage by indulgence IN reprehen'ibe
facial angles and other physical peryerstles
from cranium to tibia. Not content with being
themsel,e, degraded they have insisted upon
pulling US down 10 their level. FREQ instltu-
tons for all II US or free institutions for none
I of us-thAt seems a. be tho net purport and
up.ho, of our little experiment. We have
hardly proved ourselves great chemists. We
thought that We could mix the acid and the
4 kali without an eiieryesceuco-but We cannot
do II, a.. with foolish faces, the candid now
admit. We talked OF the blessings of Free.
dom--wc dlla,cd upon them in our primers
aud m our rplc poems. IN our sermons aud ia
our newspapers. All iankeedou bawled, with
tragic start and uplined hand: "Gl'e me
liberty. or giyc me death. :" Having thus
educated q thinking people into perfect
passion for Freedom, into a deep aud
bitter hostility To all remnants OF ioudnl
,eryItude, you wonder that thIukiug
people take YOU at your welcome word. IAN
men are born Tree aud equal there never
vas n scntenuOus mOr,cl 50 palatable 10
nation n. that has been 20 ours. We have
roared il in chorus in public-we have wins
pefcd II TO oursclSes complncently IN solitude
1T has been the grand staple OF our political
thought aud speculation. To make matters
worse, We were just little conscientious.
We were not much to blame. Wa had ~
many ministers aud churches and missionary
societies, that Ia one way or another this con-
founded conscience got the better of US, IN
spite OF our wcll-n,cntiouod efforts to keep It
tolerably under. Then Slavery hot only touched
our hearts, but 1t hurt oar pride. Foreign
arlstocrats flung the Niger ut us with lm-
pertinent freedom. Cautious men said: " Keep
quiet r-conseryativc men screamed: :" Mums
the word r'-Congressmen whlned: " Just wait
until We have carried through our little bill ~
and honest citizens still felt, mauare
discussion, that they must speak or die. They
have spoken. Dumbncss under such circum-
stances would not have been IN the order OF
nature. VIII not the Fourth of July orators,
who know so well how to enlarge upon these
humble hints, conirlye ~ allude, sOuew here
between the battle of Bunker Hill aud the
siege of Yorktown, to what Congrcyo calls
" the causatOn oil causes"