, 1864-03-01

shonld DC cut mp INTO twenty acre i0t6, and as
many negroes settled On them can be got there.
Let the other Sates bo treated aa territories hay
Ing a population which may be admitted into the
nsy Eek t dS y
not be taxed to pay The expenses Of tits
bard blank, ghastly, horrible wal, must not Be a.
lowed to shiTk OF the burden. They must nav to
the lat cent for al The misery they have caused.
lating the South: The plantations Of 1,0O0 and
acres must be cut up into farms Of 100 100 OF
SO acres apiece. and say to the sonthernets, III
Ssa sas e DC f. fnS fxss hs aa as @ s e
Western man wiahes to. do tho came On IN ad-
joining ptsee Of land let him DO tito. There must
s IT, aS hs sF on h@ Tse t5s
south Or Moth, be be white or black.
We haEe already an debt oas xhoss n
row prosperous, but the present prosperity Of the
NORTH has been inaugulated BY tie war and will
50 out With he close Of the war. When the war
dust1J, and use al our powers to prevent thar
action which will come as . natural result Of the
9as ope SD s. IT,
equal, by raising the black labor to par With the
white, By temoyinE forever the csuse Of the war
we're people, has given to European powers
chance OF Intervention, which stands arraigped az
the cause oftho war. Let 1t dle-let 1t 60 down
But this Is not at present provided for As the
case stands now no black man IL sure Of his lber-
y At the close Of Ihe var: And II the border
tlon. Wcmnst have II there. We want tic wealth
Of the border States to be developed. and slavery
lind, and tits wnr must never close, peace must
nerer be declared tilt 1t be on the basis Of complete
universal emancipation.
The speaker .t6cn referred to the scene which
met her eaze when she spoke to the wounded sol
diers in Chicago at the time Of The Great Union
q iesrsesIthe beitT Of The raee. M She M sid: 's''
How the great heart Of the people thanks you,
and beats tn escr green memories the recollection
to brave the storm Of the death trumpet; ron who
b, your devotion and suffering IN camp, on your
chips, among the mountains Of Tennessee, on
by daylight and By starlight have fought our
cause; your loss ahsll stand for eyer as welcome
he shot Of the enemy % lore down yonr lag, Or tic
plains Of Virciniu Welted with your best blood.
aloEg the coast where, -FOUR shlps have morca TO
Lastcn to the vosc Of the people, to The Glad and
pro9d voices nc hit up to hail on the soldiers as
good and faithful servants, and from those who
crowded eravca como voices not 10 be mis-
taken. eay1ng: Finish the work which has fallen
from our nersel % hands. Finish it now, so that
dsa,6 not Wit S
gtsc themf These numbcrless martyrs, these
brave men who rest from their agony Of conflict,
may a future rges tread softly. Tightly, tenderly,
over their graves, wherever in tho 6ouadiess invis
ihle their tents may be pitched, whether afar cf
IN me regions Of the lilfmitab:o or whether they
We not give them Al answer with
one heart voice and feeling, that their WORK shall
e ess De th wGtk b hsp e.
people to end IT,. 1t Is In your h11de let it not
rest there. We stsnd pledged by the rema.ns ol
Freedom" >,
We have done something more than to make
the slsycs meu-welare uaturalized edthem. Never
his blood for us he!o q chat.el, or 70 zee the
ra.c that produced euch meo held in bondage.