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


Friday evening; he said that when he accepted inc
Invitation to this meeting he supposed II inc ssne az
that He ayowed his entire confidence In the Iae'y o.
tho Secretary Of State to his original principles. Tic
had written to him in regard to the inpositiohs Frc'
tlc,1 upon o0ored recruits.
Dr. PAsCHAL Is. R,sDoLPH succeeded, In vindica
ton Of the ability OF the black He painted "
glowing picture Of the good time coming. when the
Proclamation should become "A realized TACT.
The Rey. DR.. WM II. POOLE was then inttodgeed
amid applause; lie sad' We meet tonight win thein
patton has opened upon and the prophecies OF esens
are Respondent With the glory. OF The future. The
are taking toward pure aud perfect national liberty
cannot be checked by any human power OF malice
Interest or political laggnga at home abroad Tie
yin3cati5n Of the DecIarati,n Of Mdonendencc i
come. We wished IL not. and the innocent must suffer
with the guilty. but it Is Code time ana
praise him, aid when the good work is wrought the
remainder he viii restrain. Applause. The cost Of
the nations redemption IL enormous, but he sacrifice
dwndlcs 10 small proportions when we weigh the worth
Of the boom tho blessings Of liberty IL priceless. As
one has said,
"soine things are worthless
And some arc % good
Tia, nations who buy them pay only ia blood
No power leg. than divine arreststhe progress OK
our nations redemption. prevent the glorious con
summation which 70 rid this land Of the body Of death
10 whose purd carcass II he's been long bound Tie
warning Of the Greet Teacher may be ap;ly applied
Whose feth npo this stone -ha De broken hut upon
whornsoeyor II shall fall 1t shel grind him to powder
The preface Of lanlbill NJ this meeting gorHes the
President f,r biz Proclamation Of Liberty An honor
10 tho honest uure.hearted Abraham lincoln ian
plaascl All praise to the Chief Magistrate Of the
Nation vho ma IA tho conra0e and usniiness 70 AXE
H., hama nj e Lnret bark man IN his avn nnler he
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NAV mai elevate him above events fhey are greater
tl.n he and ha viii apprec;ate lie sentiment
,be, he - an in,,rprnent NOT cres,oran eject, not a
oone mo Experimentation ~ Jihar,v IL a dadnction "A
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no, create liberty it only aided it onward Cheers
The rst gun Of treason the death boom OF Slavery
and now tho crumbled. doienseicss ruins OF Sumter
stand ont before Charleston az the prophetic sign Of the
Destruction OF an Infamous confeier.oy and the up.
rootng Of ts Foundation az slavery until thore shall
not be one stone that shall be- s upon another that
rapid and glorious event Of the brief past Which are
pas ing before our astonishcd yison. and making
history by the volume day. arc not tho work
u man alone. There f. one higher than he, whose
mishiy hand holds tho helm OF this ship Of State. as
WIN pare poles ana starry nag Of promise flying at the
peak sic s,ads before the terrific gal. without the loss
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