New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

-. 30. .ohs,, We would declare that poor man
Sa fbe samerirt 20 take care OF his family ,h. 'e
woslthy had. In order 70 de'es' sucn ,5en TO- his
rauld 6rst appeal 20 every mans reason 'nen '" n
o-iuIce AID That falling, hc would fppea 10 'nc h'
p E. Is 700 he'd 10 set our slaves fching against u.s.
lWhyq What do you think Of the negro You cree
cltiches for hi,l on ylrr plantation. What Tor be
cause sou Hk 10 looks wcl AID wil cause you 70 We
slave has human soul Cnless you are tsfe hyFo
critics You did. And Gd you think You ha0 alltn' "
cglnucl huw"a sDr. 90 become ycir rraSV ga '. .'
Ir hccnnigg Of ths war il was fas,iohah'e W - ;.
4" ~ c'.' mm orr ncgyoeg." Some people e'ei 90. ,,5
Jof Davis is about do now. WISH ny "f. Gh,
" Should soon see on which side Tue! Np' NI,,,;r,
But 'c never viii. He cannot even snccovi ynJ ~ his
the slaye irec Livery body wouid o"u'
motive .,o. ,r human
lie M no, say III this merely from, motives OF "l ~ sn
10y 80 the slave lie Lad G'I0feH 'c ,,s vc,ics,
white lahorcr in tine South, who occ'ne ~ rr -
stc lie Southern dcspofs Ladies 'i t"iSeu WIN WIN
each other ard with ttei? inlu' ~ Win n aern
men Of Intelligence. he'd bccoAe IA. % annencrt. ~
md overwhelming prejudice NO 'inss ny - l,,rt of
Sr~.,v ,l.r voI'd ignore every othcr element VI
sc;etI in fyor al the black code thn un! @pu r aV
uttered word dsiasicfu io these c'' ,iS as, nJ
r.s ie rorrd and tres ted % ~ res ~ t"I "i
r.1,hcrS The General asked If a reo Ho''fAnichs
could no. tolcrate ircc discussion ~ tnS to''-'
You discuss al other matters "pri %
Il. and yru do not hesitate 70 pass ms ~
' % irstftor of marriage. But Is not the ~ s.io
~ slavery rs vital to The interests on toe''! q" '
of marriage IT, prior iu The ReOeNl"h' q nan i'I
Z
le ,.uulK from the slave p'N r. You Nol.i A''f
sf,pair and woull HO haIe tolerated even dia
-,s,n of ie question. lie regarded this - slc''
- l,..9t.sn-a dcspatisn that prevented me- 'ri
,y,f.c f.ou czVr,al ltr tacr Mid fcoiy il'" % .
vi.sl question Who l.!o,c tie Present. CRISIS q
have dared to sp.lh in tho Sou'h m opposition TO
Sl,cr, nd of sr.tiirtisc igoe labor ir slave loa
l.sf 4 ivctie ns'it1iog restored lGt loH en- gave
hack TIE precious lives of those WHO ln'o ioag-' ~
loofr, of fhe Ii,n ard TCQtcss the widow d'H ~,
rqI.'s tolrs fhcG n rav nc restored, aid never vi
ifcu lie had trod hord % scte in bis OWN mind ho"
nco e accustomed 90 ilc = hi OF the hlaca maa nee
could hear ic iclt II him grooming IN claims iI IN
M leyeu- nrocess they would rais" tie slave hut
iiinr tie uh,e nen down Before The negro was s,
fr-o be iaha'od side by sldc with tue white man,. lie
i~saf had tocd when hoy side hy side Wiih s4a. e.
s.f ,o u-na Wlcu De- clud beat Lin, as nc o'icn dld
The .s oC ncu orIlt r1. 90 be- called {" a',v,h'
bccousc frv lahorcd to olcyr. tie h'c man; h,l' eF
docs slcict, rccomc d'o-ganizci by rlghG ihc D.oh
mas in con PETITION with tie wiltg II pl iis ~ 'io'
r',tur J duty 10 is God a.d 90 Us i.i-hs,., ie
l,i man .efpasscs &c hack, lc viii cnvhe Lufe.
ohor but il in tie race the negro wins. ie vi" siAhd
u conc'rsou the speaker sold he trusted hc had gs
IN ro in. cius o nicse b. to canlor - As ''."Ihs
on thanked 'icn for tie polite and patient manner ~
which fl,y bad listened u ilii.