New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

enemies 10 msrepresPnt our cause and to place US be-
fore the world nation seeking not selfgoverpncnt
bat the perpetuati0n and extension oi slavery why,
said Mr.. Golden, in hs recent sneech OF kocbdue Is
there no such declaration because they have but the
grievance that they want to consolidate perpe'uate
and extend Slavery
Thus the occasion Of the has been misunderstood
and misrepres-ntd for its causes and the righteous
noble object q self government for which we nro bght
ing kept ont Of view. ard slavery perpetuy pafhueu
before the world as tie cornerstone o the
States 81,
Can we any more fhpn forefatbers affect 10 disre
gard the opinion Of mankind The opinion OF mankind
as entertained in Frarco and England ard throughout
Europe IL that Of AnliSsverri ard was II 10 bo eI
pectad that that opinion w0uM revo.Gtionze itself
merely 10 divide asd dissever the United Stitos.
The Jirht OF sclf.govrrnment wac as much NJ STAKE
in tho denial of equal rights in the Territories ss
that Of frfathers was in me tax on tea But ths
enlightened osrion OF the world does not 80
has for thirty years preceded the diss1r ton OF Tue
Union, ard Which ss often predicted civil war very
naturally led the world 70 understand cur war as
solely undertaken FOR the perpetuton aud extension OF
Perhaps the tim. has passed for any suoh declaration
Of grevaaces 10 be either prcper or plonagN, out
The reesons that Induced ns 70 res ut to war the man
ner In which thai has been conducted TIE detia
ration and acts Of eys'eM aGet o.,
lishiiig of negro superiority osor our panple ~
TIE enemy the threat of their Congrtsa, through III
ham l.. Chandler 10 wage the var ioI IhImma
evidenced in the devastation ordered by Ienienhht'
General Grant and cKecu.edb by Sheridan
aHd sherman, together with al svo"ai tbnt slavery
,taI not he permitted TO prejudice recognition as
nstion would. believe secure our recognition and
perhaps induce an niervtnton. 49,
these State. rex recoe milton from the nation. Of the
world these States believe ,hey justly entitled ~
that recog nitsoa right, but ihe nations OF Europe
VIII rot yield thnt recognition, because thty bene'e
we have rushed into war mercy ioF negro on.'I!.
Tlis is tho belief .: tie great mass Of tie European
people. ,,
properly bit they cannot openly advocate IT. be-
cause OF the anti slavery preUdlce that bcseto IL among
tAeiI peOpc Tuc;o a.c few Hen Hnc dtieId Us dts
pite that prejudice but thcir Influence g shso'
uite.sly UPON tn. rock ~ prejudice tu Emperor
of the Frcneh correctly unGe''tancs orr ~ strn OF
Slavery but he will Dot leopard this d'rasy byooing
violence 10 tie Ua!hrycfy sent'nrui o! lis ieopir
TIE ministry Of E. gland ore GrtSlnvsy in sos,ine u
end hence they viii noi aid or rseognA ahsoa wAch
they believe fOa ID q rp0n NJ no 81 ve.y.
Are heroisrn and eBaIfauce OF or struggle despite
this prejudice ast SiaNuy hns Won Tor onr peopie
the und sguised .Iya'oE OF the world, pli has not
~ III nos nelly IhatpT.ind!cc, o. dtro'c tte MA,
,ions 10 recognize us f;h saver ~ hey udcT,fsnd
our cause the corr or stone Of orr sys.om.
II we would Ioap the rch bl ssings 10 which oTr
heroic struggle entities u, NO woed cTystsac mat
samraion into acis II aid and comfort We E4ufi con
nrnent ~ the WINES ard for the slavery 81 the
bl cks thar ths hss been forced nnon ~ b' oar
eaeIry tor mo pjrpasep a spa.ihuoa ond tuauzaioE
that the freedom 81 TIE it.ip was 10 rsrt OF tie puf
So of or e.c,r bat that colf1er il ysssaleFc end
dependence IT'riqted and iprslch this cruel war.
i ]; DC ueccss.fF 90 ror-iHd ne a'TId Inst We ave
citing for tho ssgov !nmcrt If the whites ttGt We
shUuid heisie the negroes. anq II that Liberation cei
he made 20 our scognton nrd .he g.arn.y Of
Enssnd ssa = %s ,,. ,' wsa Ide po Ee
make the sacrifice. 5nI uoh lig on!y DO No under
stand tLe following sreton OF 7@e Reh'''~@ S'n'
fiHel
I've ,,ink that our late aArersos haye Goae much
towrr pr rafing tre binds OF People for to most
extreme Sacrifices n fssy shall be- sGludged necessary
to TIE suco oiog oeuse; ard In tIdh ucy nc MOI
SACRIFICES a. All trsn compared Win our situation II
suhjuSatec. ii sa Question Simply "ErIb"T we az,
give for oar own user, Whether tAe lanlees shan
take for thSIs.
'.Sabi.ysfiou means emancipation asd cogfscsiion
Al cur servants sLd 81 property yielded up tohs-
,fa Ia ass5's'e oar eoai'rs; Sega r'aan no i-9is
20 our success TRAN se them spciS 10 the enemy
Orr situation too stripped OF our property hut Easer
OF the Government would be Infinitely better than IL
dofpoed By tAe ensiny. and wearing s bchas. These
views have long T.ceyed the theoretical assent Of our
people.
thousend prj1Gicos, thousand conceEiTnied dog.
rnsf, ore now rcal. o 10 i3iHId "a ssn"icSs Of
necessity. sny '7rTfroe 9, opi9h ~ nv W
DEF ~ our Cusnc-. H. ow the waterford and reply
S. rsstioH troI that embraces al Other horfors
opd asds enorgioua calamtee o. ", own Inc people
see ibs. They hayO VIVID perception u u. They
arc ready thelT ?tT' for the dutieS wHieh implies
II vehsye given 70 or coa:enp9Ty broader inter.
prets.ioe thsa tao writer designed We 90 not bchevo
we have nsreree ated tho determination Of our PEG
pie The consequences of emancipation woi!d ia upOn
The unfo inmate DeS1c and God would hoo rotPonshie
those who had forced upon TIE Act IL u one Of ne
ccssity rot CHOICE. Il act takon agaitH oui !ndg
aud convictions. but ~ seNo ne 0rl the l0s
rsr. OF prolonged mud the digrao~ ruin and oe
st.uciion involved in tho succcss OF our enemy.
II Frqnos end England oil eater .io TRAY @'ih
dfse CoaderG,e St0tss Toel ;sEg oar nA'sonods and
guara 7ieeis9 our independence upon he dbohnoH o.
iecfrz ia al tess oe-. reler than continue re ray ~
souid b. prepared 70 uye ns mea'uy sPon our Teaders
We believe such proposition would be favorsbly re-
ceved acted upj ~ tLose nations. and II oHshto
be made 10 diem.