New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-07
The Hon. Charles Summer mt Cooper IN
sfilute.

The advertisement that Mr. SUMNER Wouuu
deliver lecture upon Slavery and the Rebellion one
and Inseparable" drew together very large auieee
many Of whom ladies' at Cooper Institute on SAL
urday afternoon. by O'Clock the seats were an o''u'
pied and the asles Genseiy tAronged. MI Marx ho!''
President OF the Young Mems Republican Hlon' Ihu'l
vbo. euspces the distinguished lecturer appeared m
troluced rs the presiding officer Of the meeting ~.
IEnTr OF Columbia College. who alter Few PEI t!"l'
remarks. introduced COY. MuEGAN ~ "iuci tH5' -,
might read an encouraging dispacn vs,ca Il, hII .s
received from California. To the effect that the ievno
State Yves good for a Union majority d 2nWL ms
received with great applause Inc ireS1leAl '1''
iu reduced
/ The Hon. CHARLES SUMNER, whose appear
aD.e ,ras greet a with unbounded enthusiasm Mr
sumner umenced by saving that ihe PRAYER VI tne
old Greek. when envcOIfa III G"lAnt's my p,,' -.
with bis cnrmirs Give me 10 see hAuu.e y, =.
rroyo f very rarsou IN practical lie. Give me 10
see that may comprehend my duty. GIVE me 10
see that may recognize my chSDH' -, -. N,
in the remedy Of O. crent evil Is careful diagnosis
The complaint; and nowhere IS the diagnosis inoe IN
patriot C. but through local p.cudice personal az
tpathy OF selfish interest, do not always sec clearly t'
ne OF duty. a blind adherence to p-fJ A. olleh pre-
DE- rit bcqr--. q. rs,rlo.s AVID not politicians o.
patriots DO love or country and Ions r. see nc nag
hurled peace There 10 mncA misc ~ W ~,
objects oi tie war. IL is often said thl IL oWeet Us
moody 10 restore the Constitution, which d rather
A mvs.ifcd explanation Of tho ends IN view
. y Iulr DO Ntia iANt AA' NNIiNi - t' ""'.
toDhli .h Slavery. This is ~ so I'D. taAe alihoisn %
is eci ally uIcd d. those who seek occasion I" cru
Csc r., W and Therefore II - s IN the nature Of
Ilui.Trpraseutat. II slavery no" in long 'I.n,
that .mmlnIty Which Yas granted 10 20 at ~, corn
stage. " the war E a cause ire absolute ll'Nlhf ~
Slavery vi- the Rebellion has AZ ilst come 10 b. e,g
uized Not 10 restore tae Couatutun MT 3" -O.i pa
SLAVERY do sc now 20 lu-fA o. battle. bui si.W! ~
4 ,sf dJrI ~. Pril.1 Never, IN history was here
war where tie object manifest. H. iu the pro
Gers Of putting down She Rebellion, iAo SoI' IlA oA
.lnn Doe completely Iestu. ~ ur slavery hl-i b' '1-
i.ctcy abolished 'ref Eiu si-i ll. Iva. W u,
essential object The speaker here went mo =. 'i
,. forc.3ie review Of "a, ougno tAe az aa ping
ilg uor Slavery oeclnrAs thit ile way
I6s raM-c else fi-u orc ~ sclfdcien.e on
He nan ~ tho Ho. Do Rebellion ami Slavery
werc one and tlc same 10 is a var 60 rrt down iAc
Rebellion. AID we lre determined l-4i y, L. .,'l'.,
Shall NOT gIye itself hT ,fulflc Under tie eh1' OF
slavery. The conflict between slavery and y 'eeaom
was preparing u lc earl Gays ~ co'oli'4 !4s'-
H. l1lJ The lIst sa,.s bri I-.p =. = ,.,A "l,
.c .i.p wear tin Pilgrim landed - fi' mofh ifo-f
II, % cqr,le. contained tho hostile germs which have
ripened IA oar time. Ihey MY ymbo.Hc ouF gis-AI,
strife. on the one s44t .. tte a.-'t'Hl a'u vu -.
legends ~ tho Sen there b. hirc striking than
TIE contrast presented by these go Frss,ihc one 90
heavy v4tA cgrses ald N4il .oFr,N ID, "I",4 80
mons r. require. ~ e.ou 81 lmnriuai "a 20 see
on board one OF those ships aaye.y' AID OIL
board TO ot-oT Lilortg, ultc..a- o.. pe A
] cable war Tie opposite character o. the
/ Vif.iniaus and ew.En-anGrrs may o. inrsey a.
/ The absurd prciet tini NH6. VI 4. 1870 " . 49,
Ilers was most cl cirhly rriT'o ui '"' 'l"eh'' ny
numerous quotations from early rpIs, ana %, '-o"
dismissed tLe "eaFalg pc eL..iA q. o. -.iA4 go.
ioIugt a. One NJ tAe ..a ut VIZ ..i,.l. ~ ~
liz - nm ins been recommended to we1t pefsona who
could BE- 'oet cd by nance IAe cohAici' h' l. i''~
stand. directly D.f"'.h Saver, ~. ~ it-, 49,
1.cl-.D o-a.t.! Ai.". u. a. q t...,
conflict iurolycs or tl'intH existence hi'
our national deai4 "ulh he iA' "'' r"H ' '"'"'H
everywhere ins 0iF'a l".' 30 "a. th-se ~ 4' ''
world. silf-ly AIe f-..+i. u ~ Do ''..-,
proved hy ii' entire h.i.I' UNION, '., ~.
u We ai' 4u .'.,.i <. ,'rv a. f.,. 40
musi De 80 tHIu'hl '.' Ar"''.a' ''-' W. .'f b,
are IS AouJ .-na. pT a'r.i..l. l'l... II- ..'
lo.lUf- Doc Slavery Boz nrrl'. u 30 hrh'rr' 'H''F.
Orr 'rAhf ht 0.uFtit ~ DID .i'.' on , '.,' ,,
o. MANURE; nnl We gre icn'n'-" ~ Lo4" l--''' .I'..
o.. 4l.-AgA .-.- 'o -A -r a.. ,.,-'.
t.i. lo u q ir co., 'fI,ili, ..
fcs M Tod 20 Niit "t '..- "'i| "." ~
strength tn iir 1.oN. iAtI' n4' ."" ~. -'i H.
tuIiea4cr GO i4e l-'D.'i,,,.. % , 't'f by
hg uc IeDa 9ia.. b .D ...' B.. .... .,.-. a.. ala,
.'l ii .. "! " il ls-.- or,.. az
u s.L ue irsi'Itn TO -H 81" ''P''N,'- "'N '
uahanhi '''ti" "ie... "''- $500 .,.
Thee $50 l.0I '..tI"..ri NI'A r." .'.'i-.t' g. ~
...,.,- QUO De, l,,,.l. me me 4 mon Bra pt.as
IT, ..,'- lid. -g.on ti ne fie old Slave iurrrrlat
o- .ov n. sway and nastrrdon. Both pivot on - 'T'
one ne lr ow edges the SIT' power o4f a. nf tlrH
tlc d. o. 80 .I.oallst liz fi-.t power ta Nt tH.'
Asta - fI.t surrender uul,l c-sldcrtiioi-i oi
lcdgug iAr Rebel Stiie.--'neh surrender
uould begin IN shame. pul D. f"Nl4 "i. - CON-
tiluc. o. ri" ln lo-D'.a ana soI4u"s ' '' 70
nation can plciG!t. "'i. e"A-e4t gI .i. S'.,'t
and Slaves III the Rebel ~ ''- }. Impossible I il..nt
iuionsts. VINO have .rpt tAeif lIl t 4u .n.t-. ana
pTig1tOu isr thc tIlly Christians coAte..,u l4 ra
comb. and tIe slaves also. Who ia'c D.e- c'Il
ts serve Their cruel ush-ah.iefs, nus.h0I "- atii
B.t, i t4ls coao d. determined uI"A' A'" VIII
$40 determine tle b"u.nii5 AAt "i'" is D"
c.cvc flA mighty continent IT. IVAN. .'lt
III IL tie gO4 Terminus De allowed TO iIIIt