New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05


favor Of the abolition Of tho social prejudice against
color. In reference to the remarks in Of the pa
per. On the participation of black in tho political
meetings hold in HewOrleans. he said STAT il vas ins
conceivable that editor though he Copy
perhead, should have brass enough to mako them,
Laughter and appIsuse.l
The band played the John Brown Song, after which
Prof WIN. H. DAY was introduced as haveng recently
most wonderful change in affairs. lie had had the
pleasure OF appearing abroad on platforms with bic !evs
orend friend who last spoke While he felt the force Of
regard the little that had been done yet he dsl
posed to think very much OF the great liberty which had
been secnled - them by the Proclamation. When
no went TO England the Fugitive Slave
law was in fnn force over the landi
Margaret Garner hed inst given back her chjlds life
TO God to IL from Slavery and Burns had been reg
turned, and Sumner assaulted. He now found great
change The world wanted larger evidence of the mAn
hood Of the black man. and his fitness for freedom
Slavery and Freedom came across the water TO James.
town and Plymouth. The shout Of the freeman s'sa tho
wall Of he bondman hsd gone mp together ever sinceI
until tho Proclamation OF Emancipation stopped the
wall In England the questions were put to nun !:
Do you think thst the black man wlli rise 20
do anything 10 gain mis- libcrtyf he had ansSefe9
Yea and now he Wa, glad and proud tho questions NAG
been answered bv g',rousdeeds They all rcmembereQ
how CjnQue and his men who, stolen from |airicaI
snulng the fire. air ~ ho approached our Shores took
the vessel from its Spanish crew and were SCI Iree "
orr Courts. They remembered tie heroic daring OF
/ Madison
Nathaniel Turner These men Lad al the same i9spi;
rrton OF liberty as Koscusko and Washington. NetS
Turner was beheaded and chartered, But the sput ot
liberty in him could not he reaeLed III aid MOI re.
thnt nsngel carcass Chains could not bind Il; Tor v
wa mmae-sl. Every drop Of Turner's blood bid sinc9
risen up instinct with life ana d. nanded epeI.nee nn..
retrihuton Az repentance did not come retrlDulioY
had come They ali remember the six noble black men
who VIXEN false minister attempted to extract SONS
coDie sson from them Of the pan OF the Camaeh lhsu
rection rsbuked bin and prayed for him TN he When
In NJ 1uf sail.
They al remembered how bravciy they died AS ,o.n9
Constiui onaI question be thought that would NC seys
with llyonets. They would e.t0p the lawyers 1h9
bayone would fuse the nation fster than anything eise:
II 800 10 cOOred men with bayopes IN their nahus ZIG
not secure their freedom, they deserved 10 Dd
slave lie hoped there would DO no oonpII1c a,o1
unless there should b. construction well. He hope9
that tie Amnesty Proclamation would be so cohsuueu
~ that any ten thousand black men might org Ini1es
and demand. and obtain republican form OF e9Veriy
ment He liked to have this Proclamation remembered,
Jubilee meetings had always been held the let Of Aa
gust. and that was tor only eight hundred thousanus
Here there were three millions. When he met the
President Of the meeting last it a, Syracuse at tne
Jerry rescue celebration, and that was celeoIatiyn
over the emancipation Of one slave. How grandiy
events had sinco moved on They were at that t'me
said 10 be the Jerry level Since then they haq gonS
o. and mp 20 the John Brown e7el That graoa man.
God be praised that lie lived and died for freedoma
ana he breach which separated black from white Peg
be AZ his brave threw themselves into 1t enu closed
up forever. loud appausel lie deprecated war aug
hatad bloodshedi bat tie continual cause OF wal
worse than booisbed by armies and the loss IN orc
struggle Of thousands Il is the deliberate murder Oh
body and soul and spirit By Slavery. II IS ne degrsa&
ton Of 600 90 souls And war to stop this den9e'
rate murder enacted through all time war 10 REM
state those souls into the immortality which the Discs
hand of immortality has eaced rises above war 70 no
biIity PUSHES forward from courage TO sell saernc0
But some object. sorue innocent onos Will suer sSys
be Il so a:l on fire is opened because liberty and na
to he regarded than petty pnnishments now
ever just. ii In saving other lives aud precious rsps
prisoners escape we are not responsible. The good o
,be Jaw nn.a Lsna Of che but the many
sought 10 grpst the inalienahe rights OF the few
once saw row OF fine buildings on ire. j saw the
angry fame leap from cornice 10 cornice, ana wrap
tseN around whole dwellings, Aud on 10 sped. driyep
by the spirits Of the wind Beyond and in its path ~
the beautiful house OF God and the place OF justice
How shall the fame be- STAYED, Only BY sacrifice.
Beyond wcr. the fire Al reached the train Of powder
and the slne came the beautiful DuldlDg wae
lev eed Ia s6y the Church and the Place OF Justice
Just So ia the name Of the Church In the nae OF jus.
ticc let institutions perish which built upon tho
bones OF the Let institutions perish which are &c.
mcnted by tho clotted blood OF human beings Let
slavery fan with ts weight Of woe and crime and blood
even though IL fsl by an explosion. And when
rhe debris shall Ie cleared away and the old foundations
.or crime removed with Code blessing and yoorsell
shall see IN africa new hight upon the habIiafions u
cruelty" W, shs our own prosperity permanently
sec lged ami have q tenn arising beanIfnl aDd
grand pgIe the light u heaven and rejecting glory
On all tie hills and ysies OF that otherwise God blest
land. Then no bondnan's wai. shall ring IN
rpon the harmonies OF liberty az now-no voice
VIII cry On, Lordl how long but joyous
and free then shall come 10 us benson from tho
heart Of millions enthraed America. first among the
nations in power nrst among the nations in peeee fJst
among the nations in libertyl" loud applalse.l
| Tie meeting closed By the singing Of The Johh
Brown sons.