New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-11


Of despotism. Irscosnse, gladly and a proudly as
any man. the vaor OF the Army Of the Potomac and Its
matchless leader" tAPplause.l l believe Grant VIII
go to the Gulf when Re peases ard there plant the
Stars and Stripes AEpau;e Bot esl ,So, it MS T
he treads to-day Though the Rebellion Is driven ont OF
Virginia il viii stil i've and tie will last months
Ihs RIp%sr cry rs e, By BROAD i aaoo
meaning. Il ia every citizens duty to stand by II.
,Applause.l b. remember we are Americans. not
Europeans: we Awe under the Constitution OF the
United States MT under French English rule
Every four Years. We summon the Government be-
fore rs try it, and record our verdict We are bound TO
say ID the pilot of the lust four years either You are
you not my pilot for the coming four" He. there
fore who does not take into account the additional
limitation that American citizen Is bound 20 stand
by the Administration only long as the Constitution
allows him and longer fOrlts his franchise under
the free institutions Of his fathers, and binds his bps
like vasSal OF the Car, 10 lifelong alieglance
this were common war; 10 be decided by battle with
foreign foe. would trust 10 the common shot alone
But 1t il struggle between Northern and southern
oiyza.on--a wgrNpf ideas. In the language Of l.. n
5pratt, mt the lfortgomery Convention, This Is NO
geographical quarrel between the men Of The North ana
men of the Sou,Atey IRE cordial enough; it is war
beween the c' institutions OF one section and tlose Of
the other-between the Eagle and the tlsh
tied together by indissolnble bonds. The eagle,
IN" ,sh nor the fish In the Amid suited TO
h po el s must perish that tbs other NAV sur
survive" lApplanse.l Every Thoughtful Norberner
accepts the conclusion unless The Sonth supcrcedes US
must supercede the'South. NOW, Believe III oOd
and democracy, and therefore in the ultimate triumph
on this belt Of the ointment OF universal SUFFRAGE Inc
only question H. Shall IL be adjourned rom tae battle
field twenty-five thirty years hence, TO ne Senate
housc where We are always, betraye ny charge
against The Administration Is. that II gee 10 'do'ih
it, Now ii | were Il negro and slave shoH.l prey
God that this wal might last twenty years. i0i "Ate ~
Lasts u il performing exactly the Work when u cid IA
South America, whore it swept from the hdi I" tho
Cape, and when peace and resonsifuc,ioh ca@e
the negro had hand IN hAe ever
nut L
see in this war The seeds Of military ambition and dos
pltsm against which God lldcmand avirtae ana IL
Tell genee in the masses such history nov here soWs'
accent therefore, with gratitude the frst spp, the
Administration made tuYurd 70 Unstruction though pi
the wisest the bsmed IN all lis paris because TIE
settlement " TINS is not 20 Dr. by battle but by re-
unrruoton tie with tie philosophy q tho ad1inis.
tpaon is reasons Of PROCEDURE that an gong ma
fault IL the head and Bor the heaT that s1aii cri-
c.se In President LiDcolns letter to ar hodges tls
evident that bo desires - go TeeOnscruct le hio ~
10 touch slavery only IN the last Inevitable resort
He would exhaust everything else Dist'
Then Ia the acis OF tie President the
exercise OF The same principle Is apparent. thus De
nut aside Fremont ana hrncT, ana cNpnrEnied Ioii-
crons report lie waited tc returning renaJn oi t"e
Bonler-stetc ma.coatens uatl lis patience was cx.
hlusied. The Administration never yea acsno~ lodged
tic maahOOd Of the negro though 1t PROCESSES 10 have
abolished cl.ie.hooG Gen. !iaiASs Department eln-
braces some ~ UJJ negroes under our T. u. yet the
nu rO II scff with element OF manhood. 10 can
not make a contract ior his wages; aud If he does not
accept such liked for hD, he Is put IN charge OF
the Provost MnrshlA \ gum tNf ms poem
moned INTO arms 10y twenty mLlighs VI ~iIte men;
After having ground him 10 powder for two hundred
carr In the death-.Eappic With be South tle! we're
blCed o. nsk tho negro 10 help them TO light ZAP
pause | confess il is TO me I most humiatug
TACT Rut what followed The SoGiheraers hang
lin. shot him. bayoneed hln. and sold Inn
into slavery covered with the blue Uniform Of tie
Unle,Saes. To the fnriheat confines Of Christonhom
men listened Tor word from tie capital and IL WAS
dumb. 4 gain and again tho midnight massacre
made tho old thrill with horror. and the Government;
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down ia a common Massacre OF II. Pillow. ana then wa,
wreuched FROM the eyasve lips Of the Piesdrnt the 81
nDuncemeut, " II could only fnd ease" When DID
the Government make step toward finding onei An
Admirsls son fell by guerrilla bullet, and WIS
tumbled INTO an unknown grave. NO
Mains are SHARED to scour Nirgtas borders 10 fad the
dead body The father quits his pose Charleston.
and gnlboafs arc at his service Tor that pur-
pose. When did officer qgit his post m instant
to lind what became OF the nas,acrod soldiers |
q Port hudson. or at Fogt Wagner Not ono. ,
arraign tha,speech OF The President Gs the foucSt IN
So. 10 the black race ever uttered on this continent
fAppluse and Kisses One of the resolutions presented
tlis mornlaC thanks Attorney General Bates for biz
decision that TIE inv 81 Congress puts the black soldiers
on TIE level with tho white. ! thank BIN asO. At
whose Suggestion did he Ind II out That OF The tire
less. indcia' gable Governor oi NasSicG5etts. Loud
applause Nhit the legal profession It, and while
Mr. sumner asserted IL III the Senate year aFA why
i IL taso tl pr 1904. for the Government 60 SEE i
Tie Administration had no heart behind IFS eyes. Ap
panscl such j. the pilot no demands That we shat
adopt MN second time through the coming storm
p ,sibe. You may ihinl me unjust. bat l claim
th' right as m American citizen 70 say whether my IN
tcrcs' ald NY future shall hr committed To such pioi
ply that announced The letter alluded TO- In 1852
Cen. Butler csucl upon the black men - defend and
save him in Now.Orieans. Four thousand blacks L.
sppnaed BUD saved the city. - Bntlet told ne with
he o,,l lips In i~t] Gen. Banks summoned ,oILIs-
aad nsulied tie out IL Office. Like truc military
Con SsspIcy stood just - Butlcr did, Banks vs. Al
Pot Hudson. ShcFcy called nJpn the white men TO
help aim by volunteering ~ 30 DAYS. No response
lie said taor you viii lose yonr Offices Ninetcuths 81
them though they had held oice TO- IL moaths resigned
She-ey then called nfon The black 20 him. In
~ horr they gave him 200 men. tAppausel They I
served 80 days then Banks came and mustered taem
VT finding every man in debt 70 the Government 50 ~
for having saved H. Tho blacks said. Money l. I
nothing. but seems strange tiai after having saved
the third CITY fthe Union fhould al be out Of the
tie Uaiol: now don't leave US 70 tie ausered
white mans mercy we viii fight or own
way way I" Io'H& Only gave Us "a h"loi,
reconstructed by The white men VINO went I'D into the
s.copcs to ak tod that they might kiss tho bars they
are Ia vote the black - uldnr their hcesr Now tue
ine Was perhaps. when he majority Of The South
ern were siue. but every month Of Bar has
bu't up Confederate sentiment against the North
All Davis could make was rebellion. Abraham Lin
coin adc the Conicderacy-n0 man but he coHd make
H. ilss'Sl II ~ j. not true dlsprole i. Had Ere
monte p'ucmuiai!cn been allowed md seconded gth
eGthOsism ~ the North. IL might have beat ogi che
Rebellion IN nine months ThTo0 years OF War have
goulod temporary rebellion iAtc banded Conlodcracy
/; b. the soH meas and Indifference Of tho Government
that have done H. To-day. Linoon mas Ten fold
hnidor task than be had in March, ls6 Iva must ge
construct ilU Union In 0f two ways: l. Keep The
ieb States Territories Tor twenty years, until as
socatu. aud cmsgH snail replace the white pop-
lafioH. Or. - Lniran,ase the black man Applause
The PmyDfNI took occasion 20 reply In few words
10 Nv philips lie aid thet the people com.
nit I'd ~ tie ouetern principle and they might there.
fore continue a President for forty years IL they liked
b well euoncl. His convict on was that no man
IL tct cstcl by tho Rsb.ls 4 lincoln