Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
Adopted by the New York Repubii.
eans-a century Of War.

rns Deetrsae--.Wenaerl Phtsrsp.
Adopted by the New York Repubu.
eans-a century Of Mar.
The Hartford Times. under the above caption.
thus comments upon a recent speech made in
Nes York By the Notorious wExprIL Phillips
before Repsslicsn association. he sentiments OF
which hadthsapproysl Of the leading kePubli
cans ofthat city. We reproduce the comments
OF the Tinses 10 n ustrate The views and o7iAions
entertained ADD advocated by the leaders Of the
Republican party. SAYS the Times.
wsxpslr PmIrIrFs addressed the 10th Ward
R>pabIieas Association in New York. on the
evening Of the 18th inst. Hewas favored by the
presence op.shs platform Of Mayor orprkf. the
Reruhlicsn Mayor ofthe city. who would nov be
defeated. wer he candidate for re election. By
probably 1000 ma oriy. HoRAcr GRrELkr and
Hon II b srxxros smiled upon PH'ILIrs' ef-
fort. aud GarkIEr and VIZ. LLOYD Garrison also
spoke to the same audience.
VIM c. RUSSELL. Esq. presided. and intro
duccd Mr. PHILLIPS to the audience assuring the
people that PHILLIPS had "done more than any
other nan except JoHs BRowS to bring the ma
ton to the brink Of Jordan" The same policy.
II backed BY the people. would probably plunge
il over the precipice.
wsSpELL PHILIiPs commenced by saying that
he was glad Ia be adopted into the politics Of
New York city," thus acknowledging his adop
ton into the Republican party.
He declared that the war was to :" be long
6qh-no local struggle" Addressing the peo-
pie. he said: Prepare yourselves for a life long
enlistment How is the Government to be held
up in such STRUGGLED IL is to be held up
by our educating the mass and the opinion Of
the masses 20 the great function To which Provi-
deace has summoned them" He alluded to the
cish wars Of Europe. of century or more in
duration. and declared that the French Revolu.
ton had not terminated yet-hodug on, the
happy prospect tina, our struggle was for lie
time" or century. Happy contemplation
Some of the sentiments Of Dir. PuiLLIrs are
-er,h copying- Tie said:
s.Consrsband is bad word. and may be bad
Law. but il Is worth all the Constitution for. in
mOmeu. Of critical emergency. IL summoned a
saving element intO the national arena, rnl IL
showed the Government how far the sound fibre
Of The nation extended"
Il am for Cancellation. but not for conciliating
the Shareholder Death to the system. aud death
to the master. is the only motto Great ap
plause
He added
There is party for whom have conciiiation.
and this il Is repreientttive docking toward the
little white slave girl baptised by Mr. Beecher.
last Sundsy Appltu la the veins that
bet nox In my right hand. run the best blood In
Virginia Of the white race and the better blood
Of the black race Of the Old DominiOn-[ap
plause the united race 10 whom in It's virtue
belongs. in the future. n country by the toll and
labor of its ancestors redeemed from nature and
given to civilization aud the nineteenth century"
fArplause
Could a more atrocious sentiment be conceived
off The better blood" of the blact: and the
united race TO whom belongs. in the future,
country" Aud this is applauied by the Re
publican audience. He said further
The cook takes an onion-when she cooks il
she peels off layer after layer TILL she gets the
white sound vegetable. Peel Off Seward. peel
of Halleck. peel off Blair and then get to the
--~s-t national alement--the civil and military
purpose. the earnest belief, the Intense devotion
10 victory the entire belief in Justice which meets
SsoGewali Jackson equally. Never until then
leck and Gen Fremont You may take another
parallel. One is Seward. another is Butler Mr.
Seward does not believe in the war HeLeeves
in diplomacy. he believes in Compromise he be
lieves IN politics "
'Peel of Seward. peel of Halleck. neel on
Blair. voice Of. Good peel off Sumner
ISensation YES Massachusetts, Senators ~ well
Others. aud | II tell Won why. When the Gov
eminent called on New ELgland for a negro reg
imsnt. aud we went from county to county urg-
ing the blacks tn enlist. one Mssss ch usetts Col
onel dsred to say. in the face Of the enemy. that
he would rather be whipped with negroes than
conquer NJ their side A Massachusetts Colonel
in that hour of emergency and critical issue. his
case within twenty DAYS went before the Senate
OF the United States. and the verv week that his
apology was filed in the War Office nj Washing
ton. Massachusetts, Senator's begged their reluc
tsnt brothers to make him Brigadier General -
Loud cries OF Shame
He said that Gen Butler told him that he of.
Orieins. The negro said:
Thank YOU. no matter where fight, only
wish To spend what have. and fight rs long :
can. IL only my boy my stand in the street equal
to white boy when the war il over" fCheers
PhiIIips then illustrated his love of freedom.
and his IDEAS OF republican government by de
clarng:
Everywhere throughout the Union. there is
tut one thing the Government cannot do tn save
The nation. and that is. make freeman into II
slave Everything else is within its power.'
One thing is certain. the Republican party
with ts ndopted children black and white. are
supporting policy that will inevitably carry the
nation to utter destruction unless the people in
,erpose barrier.