New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27
Wendell Phiilin. at Cooper Hnssllute.

There was very large audience, neludihS
many ladies. NJ Cooper Institute last evening, to hear
the lecture az wE:prfL PHILLIPS on The Presidential
Election. Mr. SNALIKY nominated President OF the
meeting the Rev GEORGE =. CHEEyER " New-lolk,
e ho was elected and tLreGpon. axe. few remarks IN
,e.r, 20 tie reputation OF az. PHILLIPS as the most
eloquent and eminent orator ii behalf Of Tie Negro
race md otheg remaiss Y reference 70 Whal we e1ee'
OF Precedent Lincoln, AFTER we nave Ete'S'eu H''' q"
induced tho lecturer.
WgSpglL PnILLlPs, who commenced by say
ine sht n order that The audience might get Together
Oh tie Presidential Election De would Introduce some
,reirlinars remarks. he thcfeupon review cd tho IN
c.pton ii hr conflict which has disturbed the sti-
tnlion Of slavery Acone knoas low near Inc aD",,son
Wa kuo AMI that lstlat The Trepressibe conflict De-
,.en Freedom and Slavery viii continue uAili Tie lat
tor 10 osiinguishrd. Every one sees unt Cobsiiti
tonai amendment viii put ~ end 20 thc ifFrprcssipo
conflict There nCrcr WI! or ought 20 DO peace
nn,u We reach q state Of absolute Emancipa-
ton We must Jtsrnino whether Inc negro
!, on is not nian Tho North have always acknoTi-
edged TIA. De IS IN theory. but ignored !, IN TACT
Want OF purpose. want % loyalty on ne part oil tAs
Government, ~ the A.gLesL sense u! ne term, mas
given NJ u lnilrd South and DIV sdrd North MT LIN
colN. auuety has converted class M the south WHO
b, wealth IN heir pockets and treason In thcir hearts
want In the next fOur years which are 70 commence
tire rev Admins TLti0n. not only That ile President
sai resolve 20 adminsier the ocfcFnlcht IN tAAL inooe
10 teael the states that there - 10 distinction az race
Wherever thr Federal Gov Cfucrt suOw iih yft sA0l0
be bind 10 cor. II must Lot KNOW white man nom
n hncs MN want that aoud Ia the Government
I vsnt tho Government administered IN that mood.
NJ IfNClIN had not administered IL IN that mood
since tic Isl oi January, Ices l give up negro sal
iraee II You please. bat want the Government Oh the
, uf ils for the negro, 10 educate States UP 10 u
true Uenoeyacv believe there IS 10 peace basis pos
go but that u justice 10 ho negro scout II as his
mons n il were possible For four years, have 10
tried 10 break this Union IN the service oil justice.
try Ia save now the same services To-day We fight
for the Union and tue freedom Of tie black IL IS not
tue end mover true that We fought only Tor the
Union. Judge President LINCOLN BY ms words and
his deeds aud by that test am not Wiling 10 trust
our fate for the future four years 70 ABiHAa LINCOLN
Iisscs As FOR his opinioe. the speaker pro-
ccedcd TO review the record Of Mr. IHCoiS IN the
conduct OF the war and In the policy OF Ills AdiinS-
ration toward the Rebel States and tie Institution ~
slavery Mr. LINCOLN can be- as deslo'ic as ANDRE"
JACK on when ne ploascs. DO not complain "a the
irspotiun hat suspendd the haheas corpus. and the
sending of Northern dscoutents prison hut the seE
ure of Argncea 10 Spanish dungeons is ID violation
with the principles u our Government. We have no
trerfv VITA Spain. MIR SEWARD had not little Oh evil
J,'. T., .toW but uy stealth aud at early morning.
gagged and bore away his victim at the request oil tv
spanish authorities Kdnapper IS the only name ioF
the man VITO arrested AGuELE and sent hlm 10 Cuba;
Iproong c,l Kisses voice. DO do you want elected
t,csilentf Three cheers for LINCOLN suppose. said
Mr. pnlkips thu, Gen. MCMILLAN were elected iresi'
don't and ,Dolld follow In the footsteps OF MI LINCOLN,
IN The case II ARGUELLEs what would You say-know-
iur that Won had cheeIed Preslden. LINCOLN for the
commission Of similGr act By the dea'
potsm and weakness Of President LINCOLN,
MCPHERSON was lost upon the field Of battle and tins
ras duuo Tor tho intriguer, FRANK BLAIR Anotner
instance "a the acting Governor OF Iogsiaha
WHO has other authority than piece OF paper sghSq
by President Lincoln. Reconstruction cannon Degih
until the WAY ends. am an Ab0liionist but am also
"A ZEN and say II President Lincoln IS in1ugurnted
for the neat term the votes OF Louisiana tennessee,
end Arkansas every citizen is bound 10 resist him.
Kisses II yon willing 30 sacrifice seventy live
Years of liberty ia the admrntion of an individual am
not II George u. Mcclellan should be President and
follow in such iootAteps we TO me Union lt is the
example 10 s iio precedent, that we should resist
iuis.rs But am willing 10 allow that no president
lncoln is the Only candidate IN the field As for that
Confederate gnnb0at that anchored OIL Chicago on the
.s,tA day OF August and invited George H. Mcclellan
10 be captain. / hope IL VIII soan meet
its Kearsare and join the Alabama IN the depths OF
tho ocean And hope the would be- eaqesin won't be
AS lucky As his brother SIsNEs And hope he won't
yrt nny English swindler him from the fate he
deserves The speaker continued his complaint against
the President in the Of Fort Pillow and the want
az retaliation on the part Of the Government there In
ropy 10 numerous voices crying. Tell Us who you are
in favor OFF, the speaker said; will toll you who am
in favor oi. | do not want an ABRAHAM LINCOLN who
breads Mr.. sgwAIgr and who breads IhUELow WEED
do not want = Conservative ABR,HxI LINCOLN. 1
want 10 let ABRAHAM LINCOLN TO know that We. the
peorie are the strongest and We want tho ALBANIAN
LINCOLN who viii obey our VIII
Innsuch rs the lecturer had alluded to tho editor of
The Iedsps adsat who KNEW the ropes OF the
Administration
Mr.. THEODORE TuToN now ar0se and said
that he knew 81 other rope except that by which
Mr. SIYAnD would LIE 20 hang him If our Govern
mcnt cannot boar tho criticism Of who speaks In
The cause Of usticc and liberty then II is time that We
ali should join IN ha efforts 10 make the Gcyernmcnt
so that t can But Mr.. 4. differed from his friend
wherein ne stated that there but two points TO con
slider Liberty Union, which OF these will the GOV
eminent standf would not stand 20 day snid Mr.
ru1og and dyocale for this Government II Thought
il would stand Tor either pointaone. stand for this
Government, not because OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN nor OF
ANDREW JOHNSON stand with ABRAHAM LINCOLN, |
and with the Republican PARTY. which with the help
Il God viii uunrh IN ihs November hleotion because