New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-17
hosr;tal ..Boys." said he II could not wall, ent
Hp A.. aar and IL never touched the ground" Ap.

aasS ,roc cneers Tor the black sergeant Applause
such deeds as that are Gods means Of making you
willing that tho negro should Occupy ts pace III ''
ihcI 10 the elective ancha which protects him and
insures us Break mp the land into farms put 2O0oU
negroes, with ride in each right HAND ,s ssS
mt 900 white and black farmers by their side ana
he Sonth VIII rpen itself into democracy. 1hat u
natural law out there. Then would have ciyil law
here mature the same thing that is Wond nave WIN
men, Of the Constitution providing that no state shall
re.cnier the Union State shall exist in II where
servitudc or personal slavery exists n 's no;,ics
Mr. Sumner and Mr. Wilson and the clecr blue
ether OF TIE ~ Y Herald unanimous on tn .ns
point Bat you o sss when tsc v" war '' omnPotence
of the Union and the separate state, yon remember Nc
are shut out from Interference III The statues o cs
zen Before therefore. Leave this arena oi INC war
power want 10 provide another Limitation Oh 1ino
authority Now you know this is no Uncommon tsns.
We have precedent for IT, there ~ one u no
Constitution limitations on state Noiefrlghl!. .,,o
must not issue bills of credit coin money grant uc
of nobility &c, sc. Our father. IN e9 oaiea
10 go so far. This war, has taught Us tna1
wo wont another item, that is no state than
have slavery and 1 think this war has
taught us thirds thing; state shall be permt,cd
10 make any law which makes distinction among hci
citizens on account OF race. ltbeersl gu .ee vu
o,c tho NEGRO out suppose South Carolina dsquaiies
him then prejudice and poverty ana race henns na'
hun fm the possibility FOR l9ng MhDc % asscb
lns ,o s'au Ne lad caorcd bools / remember one
master adopted the Turkish method IN whipping n,s
bo,s and did it on the soes 81 tbon . re-.
| II took six months To GET that man tufnee
ont q. place because IL Was only poor class tna. ~,
fcred 6nt If it lad been the son OF lniio9ai5e VINO
had suffered, we could have had MN ou III ~ i ,h,
hsrsse ,hcu IL would have been os clear as ngt Una.
be wa NOT lt for his place. would say no man that
does moi own u hundred acres shall vote 10 nal snn
yote that does not write or rcad; You e"n tes VIC
Land or Iale yourselyc. read it is yCur fault But hyon
bnnd say rishmen shan't vote unless they can f.au
blacks shani vote unless thcJ can re"" a hopeless
or almost hon"@'css battle. would therefore have al
.mendmeut No State shall make any distinction on
account of color" Then, Mr. Seward those MISSISSIPPI
chairs NAV be filed soon as you please ihis ny
plan. WHY should trouble You with IL why should Il
wlen the wise heads holding the inside uheh' hoia
,cr on views Of it, will III you. do hot dstrust
the President | think that he IA al mat uod inade
him l,reat checring.l think he has grown onder.
flly IN three years Cheers.l 81 first he would not
touch the negro; then, year OF two aiterward yon
know The South wac hiding the negro under AL sorts
! 81 distinctions first he was u man tEen nc
was an animal and You could not tonch MN VI ei.ner
cepacitv Ike story used 10 tell OF Lee the Gen
I ERALS father who was bankrupt. aud had mouse
on the line between Virginia and Mary and IL ~,
ina sheriff came for him he would 40 into Maryland
roon md II "A MARYLAND sheriff came he would 81 INTO
a virginia ROOM hut, a, last Abraham Lincoln NaAea
up in egard TO the negro and SAID lie eIher m y,
and III enlist him. or he Is dollar, ana ~ spenu ~
II ourlter and applause II always reminded me Oh
| New.NamIshirc lawyor. Jcre Mason, who when he
stood straight. wac about Feet o. Dnt seneihny ne
a snow storm n man met him. both driving where there
was but track Said the man seng that Ms son
hegin.p And he began 20 unror himself. When he had
got up TO lae over feet the man yielded end toa
him ne need not unro himself any more So, thina IN
1861 and 1862 Lincoln began o. nnro blinse, ena INA.
he kent on until he got 81 The length q" the PROCLAMATION
IN 500 But every lady here knows that an orange tree
viii be exactly IN proportion 10 G Ok nv 1 rs be
tween The Presidents type OF man nnd TIE type o. man
that would prefer is jgst this. Inc roo's o. one vi
the original granite Of right and wrong. lake such
man as Fremont Butler tlond ehoeTsl their views
broad humanity and they are rooted % rght
Now think there is another type q men In the com
munity. Their views are just es broad a. the white
race. and they rooted Ia the black bloody sou o.
J kentucky. And one animal In day Ike this needle
[ know tho difference before you mount
Yo9 must know now needs .s ,Se Spur in sp urp :s
claim a most indsputsbo right 60 that lnowledge
Bear with me nome the Of our politics Is this
We do not In choosing candidates, take the best man
available man in critical hours dee a,t convert
tho man that Just got inside our fold. We take MN De
cause outsiders have not learned 10 hate him. and
/. we forgive him. and consequently be gets more
votes. What Is the result That b. ,eS. one POINT
be gets one idea but bis bias the old hahs aud as
soclaiions that would dictate lis Judgment Ia nnred
eIigcncies. do not know The consequence 70 that
took man. and need not tell You bis name--e por.
trait IL well drawn needs no desgneiionwc had man
in Massachusetts, BY accident be given up by
the Democrats for whst they thought his Anti Slavery
We took him up instantly sent him to Con.
freesi somebody made him Speaker there but
re never did AntiSlayory act. Ho came
home, and insisted ON believing that be Lad M
Anti Slaycry heart but he nc,cr did IN Antslayrry
act there. We made him turn ont Judge because he
hunted slaves and he said he did Mt turn him out for
that aud hen the ChcfJ ns,iccship became vacant he
picked up fossil 70 an IL and blockadcd the State
Then sent him down Ia the third city in the Empire
Lincoln threw of the chains from the limbs OF the negro
Banks took up the claims and fastened bis feet the
Rround he made an order thai no black man should
mako contract for labor except for IL year aud
! that he should then be confined 10 the Plantation
Therefore cam that now when the nation sets sail On
Il second Presidential career have right 10 know
every man. and caechsc him. not merely as 10 what be
thinks on chhic Slavery but on Kindred subjects. II
Abraham Lincoln " "A ColOniZa,iOust have = right 10
know II before he takes the helm Of State for another
fOrr ycars-Gud he 10 anDcmocraiio who aiirms that
have not the right 10 ask. For instance take q man
OF tic Batter and Fremont stripe and lie says this
! - won't be mean enough 10 ask man
/ TO fight for until have given him his rights
! Chcersl and wont leave him until have given him
the means Of protecting his rights. Now. generally
considered, four years n8o Abraham Lincoln was
better man than that type Of man. and Butler (onittng
the adecTe) was very equiyocal Democrat; but one
bres'hed the atmosphere Of New England the other OF
heniucay Over two such hands swept the tornado OF
the RehelliVn planting IL seeds Whstdd Butler come
%pI he f Zane .. Up ma man as lbs type Of
beiriend ne and then deny him right IN debating
The policy and writing the statute book Tie man who
sheds his blood Las earned tho right 70 the ballot box"
On the other hand the other stripe cay 10 tho negro;
we hete Gh.nacsed you we have broken your fet
ever dreamed Of" Certainly VERY we'll stay
under the nnirow twenty years aud you will come up
something hen. Butler aud Lincoln See Il man drown
ing IN inc Atlantic Butler seized lin By the hair Of
his head, and never Jet him 70 until he linded him ON
Plymouth Rock. Lincoln landed him on tho low tide
ng M s,sy mere Six hours, and yon viii lind your
~ IN me hnd, but you won't drown" Laughter
1s right must be recosnlzed the word is RI0Hr.
hen that negro regiment charged 1t Port Hudson