New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10
TOBY CHAGRlN.s

Throughout the arinous struggle now closing
Of our country for place aad name afrcng the
nations, the organs and orscIes Of European
most insidious and untiring partisans Of the
SHAREHOLDERS Rebellion. FenchS English,
Scotch, or whatever else, they have done their
worst to set the National cause before their
readers in an odious light, and to give stealthy
aid and comfort to the embattled bosts Of Seces-
sion. That British Toryism should 10 foremost
in this work was natural End expected. In Ill
british Amercs, not one journal % antiLibcral
proclivities has sought TO disguise its ardent
hopes that our National downfall WA imminent
and inevitable; and the Tory organ in this city.
though more earHieus has been equally eager
TO see Saratoga, Monmouth. Yorktown and
New Orleans Avenged or counterbalaseed by tie
triumphant hosting Of the Stars and Bars over
the flag of the Union. Now that tlB hope 10
blasted, IL Ia reduced to sutA misrepresentation
as tho fsIlowing: ii.
I'm Charleston b.Rhor by wsy Of making the down.
stricken south drain " the drsgs the bitisr cup Of hu
mfntiop there II W ~ GRAND ceremony II Fort Sum
ter Friday next he anniversary of the hring q tho
frat shot But thif IL n The gehas Of the psope They
ospnot certainly te eeccscd OF yet are
their tender mercics cfue M Ward Bssthsr. one cf
n< basts rio Dr. on ma fsssreeiion, to preaoh
ov . the ruins horpily on good nil to al men At the
tss; fosrp Sty xts issy are fell upon Gov
eminent ratisns and ase ysppsred In their indispost
ton 10 work Poor piserabis creatures chanting THAR
ISLANDERS, how long DO sley .Spose that their shSswd
psw masters vii give tbr;u 'unrequitod food Al
ready the phiIoeophio 1fu 81 Of this ciy has ennscs
go "a. hvx{l t1a 90 fiN.
trine.' Roo hog. ~ dse, The white men Of the
Soathhave rcap-d cs m harvest nom the whiiiriDd
they sowed' but 4 h a. potbng compared 10 Tia long
agcnies .hat must 10 the future the yc,mA Of
q rash though nol nrstsk n philanthropy The Glne
cooiearts and caie.l,ps besds that contemplate the
extsI ninaion OF race ain TO their own, VIII have
ANAL p,tv for idess az as0thss brood their
Own interests found 10 De at varn with The
nmsnfality which has served their ptsposs."
The readers Of The TRIBUNE do not need TO
be told that NO hage always preached TO our
Free Blacks the gospel Of Self Reliance =
preached IL o. frankly aud thoroughly as we do
to-day. We dsnsanoe as a Islander On Human
Nature the assumption that our Black country.
men cant take Of themselves" whether It Ia
uttered by their late oppressors or by we'll.
meaning but weak-mndsd sympathizers. Iadi.
viduals among them, al among all other races,
are indclent, prodgal, rascally or debauched.
and 80 will have to be snbsisted In poor.houses
or prisons; bnt the mass Of our Blacks, once
free, will takeas good care Of themselves as viii
our uneducated immigrants. There are local.
ties like this city, wherein they are crowded out
Of nearly al but mental avocations; these, VI
adyise item to leave and avoid, devoting them
selves, 20 far as practicable, TO the cultivation
Of the { III, settling In clusters OrneighbOrhoods
50 a. 10 give their children better opportunities
Cor education, and becoming owners Of the sol
at the earliest possible day. We are sure thi
is far better than allowing themselves TO he hud
died together in "Ffeedmon's Villages" ant
subjected to any form Of guardianship no matte
lhow well intended. We say emphaticaly Il
every freedman, Go to work for the nssres
person who will pay you fair wages, and keel
! ont Of the hands Of Boards and 'Superin
tendents,' so fer - possible. We presume
they all mean well; but you will find no bette
friend than yourself; and ws much doubt tina
: auv one can dispose Of your labor TO better ad
!. vantage (for yon) than yourself Make you
d own bargains tar, even AOnsh ths tiEyt shQu!'