New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

Rof beng the Instrument, the Dlts hIBc's
Torsake NJ e 81 my need. Tor being the snihor;
for ~ q deed OF MALT, OF nigh. rInnei'co'
Wo can pretend to- shall b. buried lrieki
Or, II We be remembered II shaio
IT, fright poserlty by SD eismrs Of villain,
~ WOW gasrngey. Dut. If Min. Act. 7.
To recogriye cli mower; 10 enter into sntau,dnee
with IL to invest 1t With rights TO open ports 10 IL;
surrender workshops ~ It; tn buGd shi9s Ior y, an
& ar any this is positive ana p sa ~ wa indss
with the original slt md must Do Ju1seo III
any niher completely with Slavery. 49, 60
England lei In the concession OF behlgereh, fitus w
Rebel Slavery. No event Of lbo war has been com
parsble to this concession in announcements 70 lnls
transcoaiaDs crime In prejudice 10 tne chit,o
States II WIS ouG OF EAclis port, and Engiish wol 4
shops ttat Rebel slavery drew its fupphes WIS
we've bn,lt and cquipped 1t was England That g,se
to Rebel Slavery bssere,t porer on the ocean 10
early legend was verified in our nay MAJ arsa
thrust out rom q lakc "IOi" said Merlin. tse on
chanter "yoneer 10 sword; II hconge'h 70 tae Lazy
o. the Lake che nin hoa Tsytn .lne 'a Ana the
Lady OF tie Lake yielded the sword 80 says tne epehu
Eusaad has since yielded the sword 10 heoe'
Slavery.
Ito President saw the ransll consequences OF this
and especially hat II was irst step toward
tho acknowcd -nent Of Rebel slavery as gu iAaopehd
emit mower CLariy, IL II weTo proper Tor foreign
power TO acknowledge belSeJercy II might, nj iut.f
stugc. be proper ~ am
objection vital to independence would apphcaD 90
Congress on this subject communicated TO foreign
POWERS; but tie unensweTable argument against any
possible recognition Of pew power founded on Spt'ofy
was stated by the President. In prrer which now
hold in my hand and which has never before seen te
light. Il IL a copy Of resolution drawn by himself
which he gave 20 mo- ~ bis own autograph, for trans
m,s,on ~ one OF our valued friends abroad. an OK
~ his ornop OF the great question ln'oHcu
and guide to pntlic duty. IT'S IN these words
Waoea. viii he ,fofre a;ss .cd Nations have oef''fe
slavery ,ee1, for the 6lst time IN the word al ATTEMPT
teen made u 't'gct nf~ nson upon hs pa.' Oh
Iay and n. tsS rsn s,yery Therefore
Priief Ira such embryo STATE soul ever Dc reeos
nyod BY sdmed into, the isiny ofthran end cVhI'd
n,.ions, sad hi s 81 ras snd oviied uen eN"fywhrIe
should by al -~f means, resist to tho s's'.h iev0s
Yoa will zee how directly any recognition OF Rebel
Slavery On Independent power IL assLicd ana 10"
"ell Christian aId civilized men cserywlefe are sun
noued 20 resist Ia the ut1oai sucb recognition VI
con re- lid zach ltiCn spirit entered iLto the cou
scs Of Enslfnt when Slavery DIST took up arms rgahsl
tho Republic Tai, ueat Historic nation would have
,hrunk 0t every LaIard nom tiat fatai concession W
beIecIcn rytts. Which Ia Itself poin c"bsrinu-
to is eaiy strength and opened e way to mi nite
contributions without which TIE criminal pret,naor
mGs haye speedily cr bed. But DIVINE lfO'ldch.c
viled u ct orwise. Perhaps Il was necessary 20 ihe
rCcocnono OF IL bonndess capacities u u ne hepibhe
shOlM stand .oItI alone, Ia sublime soHiuue' warning
for Liberty ana Equality. AMI thus become III Ca
| a4 plo 10 mankind.
The Orator passes IN review tho address by Mr.
Lincoln NJ Ge,,ysbursi tho denomination and re-
election 10 the Presidency the second Inaugural Address
concerning which, he ssys: 1t was bEieier than any
similar add e., IN history la; 1t has already gone
frrihor aid si live longer than cny other II was
continue Ion ~ the Geitysb1rg speech with tho same
su1miiy srl geniicIess. It's concluding words were
hie ~ angelic be. cdictos-iho 3" iiinte gSfio'ilng
tie Rebel On which succeeded, and the winding up
Of The Issue In the downfall of Petersburg and lcI'
msnd and the oavtuaiion Of Lea. f!e then comes u
the assassin alton, aud refers 10 e as folowsi
, The county wGs IN ecstasy. Al t,is no va'cneu
viii ut cliiIn, While BIZ SOIL was o. 0oing on t'.nsIs
81 o,aco end ccmouoy. HIS Youthful son. wto haa been
or be sta o. tho Lieutenant eeaciaL retnrn,n on .n'
morning oi Friday. 18th ApI. To resume MS lpi'i,
r1'i,l saGic, Tie father Wa happy IN the s.thu 81
is footsteps and lct tie Gagcfy o po1ce "a t.r came
I,vt, lin,. nartl;.nersl re,irucL la The intimacy
Of his i.riy President said that tins day ihe wtr
wasovcr = &c o'snn; is .o-5st IS &C., rps
agoru 81 Slavery dosgi1s hiH aud that night ne
strong I1cn eYcrywheio wept. City town ana NHaIo
were ,iarkeaei : lc obsequ"s 10 tAeV swept ny WIN
mois han seer,rf PAIL, Ever street was drS l,e
wi,' tho cr'ifal 81 soc. he haa become a. ~et"
the inmate Of every house. end the families OF The lana
were IN mourning Not ony IN tie Executive ma, s"n
hut w. ruufrr Fable homes, W1t is vacant On nr never
Z In -e MS srci uulcrr,l sorrow; I'D nlTcndy the
voice ~ am nfition is Tetufulg 10 u Rom befnpe
whrrc caAaor toward bin had hgun even before DEAN.
O.lY short tine aco be wss Unknown except N MS
Owl afo only short tune axe, he had yisicd new.
Yok - lt'ra rer ngd Sis show about lie streets y
youtlf-l COMPANIONS. I've eFs later. he Was borne
tlT1uyi these r,re,t vltv funeral polp such AS ite
world never tore Witnessed
! Attcf-si moment It va. bard 10 comprehend this
blow. nd nail cF,i in despair Hui 10, ru.s OF rou
rs been Ysie of late 20 ALLOW anl doubt 81 his con
Giant prrsr1Cc. Dl lot unr martyr remind ns Ia DIS
lat n3df, - that tie dPmenis u the Lord arc true
hrd righteous Altogether And who vill sa! t1at III,
death not a ICcgmc-t II tie Iosd' fe'heIs IL
needed 10 i the country ~ mO1s PERFECT Justice
arl 10 inspire IL with atubncr iah. Perhaps II was
cent IN mercy 70 sacred rfeyersbe seal upon the
t| laf LA "A Ema.sy..lO. BE- ali
mortal Gu'ltion. furhals u Wa the saciLelh con-
.ecretun u those primal truths embodied IN thc Dec
aiaio Of Iudcpendcncc which be had =" often vndl'
Gated aud ior which D. nni announced be ~iIHfntss
10 die. Ne - zone AMI he has been nournc ni"eetoy
IL only private sorrow TINT cond wish 70 real the
dead. lie Is nov moved beyond human viclssudrs
Life nnd death 10th past. He hn, been happy IN
life lie moi less happy In death. In dcah rs IN
NE. he wGs sin under the snlida.shlpOi that Divine
Providence. which TOOK him enrS by tho bnaJ aud led
lin from Ohr, nriy 10 power Hnd fame. Only On tho
Sunday preceding s sf,asringion as he was teposns
on cOuch, ho read aold. twice. tic weL'Anowh words
| OF Hacbcthi
| ilef Nee !if4i ."Ntr he SEE. wei.
Treason h.s done bic Wort her .iee nof pSiAop,
| hol ICE domestic, iongi ", nothing
| tln touch Lin. lgthef.'
As the friends who then surrounded him listened TO
his reading they M L. thought how Ia isw days. bat
wus said the murdered Dlncen would BE- slil Of HIN.
Nothing can touch him fuilcr lie Is saved from ihe
trials that gathering about him. Ho bad fought
ihe GOOD fght Of Emancipation. He hnI borne tie
bruut 81 wnr wh cmDailcd hosts against him. aud had
conquered. lie Ind made the name of Republic tri.
umph ami Jos IN foreign nnds. Now hGi tina stiiie of
| blood was ended ii remained T. We seen bow he could
conffoni thoss Inacllauous which only pro0nea.
ton Of the ANA moro dangerous because moro subtle.
where recent Rebels. with professions OF Union On The
s bot slll Geiyiug tie principles OF the Declaration
Of Independence ,GiAly seek 10 organize polcc on
aa0Lsr Oi1 a4oiy Ol Ms ska. From all these trials DO
vas saved. Blt lis testimony lives AID will live for.
ever, qulckened by the urdyng echoes OF Lis tomb.
Dead he ~ ~ speak With more than living voice. Eut
the Outhor oi Emancipation cannot di" us m mortal
iiy earth has begun. His country and his nge arc