New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

Senate ,,,...,..c,
And httle blessed with the oct phEa,eoi pe'eoi
For have used
Nv dearest action il the ter tedhrId;
AID uero,orc Ii tle thall grace NY clu'e'
In speaking Tor myself . 2 ,-rt n,
Yet, S,rs. with your generous patience, VIZ az
epedy as possible ger away from my sen the mus ~
worthy of all topics, and como 10 some matters J" @
you and Interested in common and IA sne Sf
sion of which I mav take lcnve OF IN" lhnEu",' ~
esctism But. Nj Chairman and citizens OK new olh'
cannot stand to-day where stand-l eHnnot %
Der the past AID contemplate ho I.vs'c wants With
out feeling upnterahle satisfaction m the ctcunsnc
by which am surrounded Oniy those III thIS auS'
whose age and whose recollection WIZ car! of
for 80 years CT wto co@llzcut OF TIC ,h
that distant day can understand or can latucn tio
depth and intensity Of those enoiioHs " hiC T ,ira
.ot GttSEanee IN ny Sros, IN ms cy. YVES acco
named nv NV VIE by two infant children, eha nv
maid servant / sought temporary 500, .o"t ,c
! oHc Of your most quiet, "eESoIu,"St."' ~
rnectarle hotels But ere forty eight hours ~
siapsod was expelled from uat h",'I{
and would not expose my n,c"r "d ~ no' 'l
rtv-few but precious few but ncb!e men aga WO-Iy4
If whom America tAer was not worthy. and has 63ue
thing vet TO do before she wiz he worthy 81 tltn
(apulalsclbocauso would not expose tier awe.
10 destruction Sad their persons 10 oH''ase' y-' 90
city of Eew-York and took refuge on = Ae,6hg s. E
/ shore That was Ito New York Of 1884 In hit'ch
Years from that tine came TO tfis Country tea'H.
1 tn, Ncw.York gave NE No wocohe NeW-Iuk Ms
too busy with omnibus and compromises win
Upiergayiag meetings with neEE".hnniinS afI Eegro
catching. 10 Listen to George Thompson Ana j '",!
! had listened 20 Inc my utteIanoes woud I",e DSo"
most unwelcome. When / leuded here ~ icr' tlit,
the passage of that execraro Fugitive Slave Jaw coma
anpfause) the scandal Of legislation and until r'c"i.I
tie rcproach OF America (appGrsc II was impos lo.c
20 obtain any public building or Ioetnio5Com ~ i'o"
York in which en- EaglshmGn who had ish1EcG
Wilborforoe to the grave VINO e@d laIoieN
might speak that which he had 20 say. And 50 sir,
had to go Syracuse In the Interi'r Of this state u
Lrd en- audience, few bu; select 20 which might as
A nj Ia s-e
away Oaee more stand IN The CITY az New = ORE
rot now TO be noested. presented bauishcd but 10 re
c-ge welcome, tlet welcome which you have kindly 81
orded end witch gratefully Acknowledge IApp!1Ls-i
What wos NJ crime What evil had done. that a
thus treated Ike lcpcr ~ tie people OF America IN
ny e0uu:iy had l6bOrod pubic man solely and eH.
clrsivey fCr the OF the oppressed had aoof1'
fYr which America in the days Of Der first EcyOa; a.
fought and bled. The cause in which had been en-
gagged having Tiumphcd c; home after assisting az tae
celebration Of the first day q freedom for our West IL
dian slaves camo TO Amc.lc ir iAis simple purpose
and 70 ottCr 70 declare among h peoEe O.; tbs great
republic The truths which uuder God had been ona!po
te;t 20 bring ny own country ~ 81 justce, and
70 lead tha. County make tardy compensation 10 To
beings she he'd injured came 10 America 10 say m
the language Of one o. our poots:
" There j. OPPRESSION ~ ih'ne hand
a ein corrup'ing all the ieu'
Ti,rre within thy -ste. pest
Gold -pd bebycnist vest
Bat brood sgsin.t DE- sun di.Ilsyed.
Reopen. thee. then, ais swit.y bring
Forth from tho camp the accurset tang!
Consign . &c feliori c.oss ire;
Wu.ch I'll The atcs, sTtrk cIpire;
Then stIow It, ashes o. The Wind,
/, Nor leave n atom wreck behiniW
Tlis-this the very lead and front OK nv offend.
Ing. come again, and "ha' 90 ! behold lm7
mighty and magnificent nation IN lie throes OF another
royouton higher boiler revolution than thst OF no
q That for Independence, and this for Universal
Liberty. Great apPanse That raised the white man
4 TO "A sovereign, this lifts the negro to man. APP
e pause core to find You in deadly grappie with your
4 desde-t fcr-Ssvery ever your io" nnd ever 10 be
your foe until yon pluck up root and branch and brand
sh 1t IN triumph DER the heads Of the ty6nts AP
x Ilause Coming among You too, unchanged, without
co prinopls modified without word 10 Tetrac Will
g. precisely the object ia view instead IF such
oepton az that Of is}ibut Of that have sucl
b. reception as that which you have given tonight
liz And Sow, Sir, with your Permission. / viii rric
ID TO the s6faotiOn IL gives me to you presiding
r tbs assembly, and to be by you Introduced to tli
be assembly. lApplsusel Let me tell you Sir that you
iS name is household word among an the friends o
j. liberty and humanity In England. Cheering and ~
Ell psgsel W:know you. Sir. as daring explorer, as
,st millions OF hearts England who 6avo CHAD
Ell ycn lifted b. the snGuges Of your fellow citizens in,
M the seat oftse CHEZ aSs.Tacy OF this Republic ne
= newed chcefi2gI YOU did not reach that elevation
but You received the free spontaneous suages Of 300
~ COO of the People Of America II You hsd reached th
summit Of your honorable ambition it would have beer
.. wen for America IAppause There would have beer
have been no feionons abstraction Of Indian bords nc
transportation of from the arsenas Of the NOrthern
States 10 be placed in tho hands Of Southern traitors
There would have been dispersion Of A navy tho
four quarters of the earth that when The nation
salvation NJ stake but vessel could be found.
q : pioitlne
of Texas and Central America There would have been
no snhserYiency 20 the slave power / believe you
would have worked miracle great es that Of ST..
Patrick IN Ireland. laughter You would have Kan.
ished all kinds Of snakes from the country. whether
thoy 30 Tat;csnakes copperheads. Laughter and
ep,iausel But SIR IN England we know YOU NOT rs
hc President of the Unitcd states but the daring Path
hncor. Applause. Olce and again. amid the SHOWS
Of the Rocky MOuutalrc you found path the region
Of Gold; ard then amid the rocker mountains of Re.
beiion. in Missouri you found a path there. lEnthu.
sssiic applause and cheering IL was the night path
IL was TIE cafe path II was the necessary path 1t
the plain path. II the path Of justice humani.
~ right drty and would have been the path Of GLORY
shall not why did not pursue Il. Laughter
ibis mighty Republic las followed the Pathfinder
iCheeringJ You would have emancipoted few thou
sands. lie hes proclaimed liberty 10 three Iii.
lions. tAPplnusel Whatever may be the term OF
years during which he may occupy the chair Of Chief
Magistrate " this country the greatest glory Of his I'D
minsrat.0n, the highest usctT on b: name will that
be issued proclamation saying that the ls Of Jan
uary, 1853 al the slaves in the Rebel districts OF tho
South should be thencefoT@ ard and forever free Zap
pGusel The path commenced In Missouri eliminated
/ there. lAppausel Honor 10 hiin who pIIsucd IL 30
far and 50 well honor 70 the man who discovered Il for
| himself Applause. Yes, my friends as IL was said
Of Napoleon that he would 20 down 10 pOsteri,y with
the coie which bears HIS name in bis hand - may be
sad Of AhTrhom Lincoln, that he will descend a.
future sges holding IN bis right hand that Immortal
PROCLAMATION. BE II yoyrs 10 make IL sufe.
BE it yours give II effect DO It yours 10 convert il
into a reality Rect not pause not until every ccgro
is made legally and cohsitIonay free by that ins,rn
mont stands erect his shacklos gone Invested with
the dignity q man end clothed IN the privileges Of
hcrc. On The other side Of the Atlantic we have Ind
our bates blOodlcss but often severe and ncTiinouof
II you haye Copperhcads here We have CoppcIhcads /
there word about those Copperheads. cen under.
stand the Rebels They had cause. They fought |
for an idea. They Ind pnD programme principle |
object in view, End In seeking thai object they
have risked MI, dared all and, whatever we may deny
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