New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
mis-. Dickiu.oo,s Lecture,

very large, very fashionable, and highly
apprecative audience assembled lst evening listen
TO Miss Anna T.. Diekinson's lecture. Sabject: A
Glance a; Our FIXTURE" The large hal OF Cooper In
sttuto was crowded with ladies' and gentlemen. and
the discourse was listened TO throughout with marked
attention
Miss Dickinsons appearance was hailed Will hearty
applause She commenced by saying that oftcn,inIes
battle lost n victory Won This has been evidenced
in the present At last this milton stands covered
with wounds but filed viii the glory OF divine agony
fl 1900 60 Of slaves nee The speaker touched
upon the recent peace conference with cRusic sGtre.
She not IN ftvor Of any pence through compromise.
tlrourh any meaus Other than the success II cur
armies IN the field. We viii give them just sGc ter
Of peace, said Miss Dickinson. Gen Grant gave 10
Gen. Pemhcrton at NicksJuIc. uDcOl ditionGi sur
render" Size considered that tue President had
sacrificed considerable dignity IA going down
10 Fortress Monroe to confer with Ecb'l
agents as his equals, when IN fact they grr
robbers, eltthroots, Era mnrd.i.i'. anG should ne
treated witt -opc ~ the nearest tree Whenever they
scd OuI lines. She pad glowing tribute 20 Cen
Butler, hem she considered, ~ sIte ~ hi- iani, me
great the county AID one vLo wls besi caculred
10 treat with the Rebes He would manage the Rebels
~ Charleston ono Richmond with TIE same sHcce~s
which attended bic rule in New Orleans. She thought
TINT the on! Iasing peace could ~ secured by n.i-
tuting wholesale cOuLs ,nion of tie Rebel lands fr
hStpWa upon The poor whites the lpyni loncIuerirr
blacks. and 10 10 used rs bounty lands for our
soldiers. The South should IA this way be
debt We have accumulated IN Ler "a JneatOu. Tie mr.
is l Of rumoi, If peace; but except through military
success Il is ~ Illusion. The speaker sphs @! tue H.
Justice of pTucam.rc freedom iD The slaves snd al the
zane time Withholding from them the franchise; and
heartily indoi -ed the doctrine 81 cen sherman. Tint
the black hand that drops The hlyono Of the conclusion
ofthc war shall h. permitted 90 gCk Up the ballot. she
considered tat tie ackrcss 81 abe HrgIo IN tact
he only for dsn,iug bin The rrht OF suffrage
Tic ignorant aud degraded lTlsh, WHO colposc the
rank and Gle Of the dslOj 81 party, were DO
more capable 81 exercising tie ftht than
the negrocs. who must be- permitted 20 vote
In order TO the perncous influence ~ the
former Glass Patriotism aid loyalty I'M all men.
whatever NAV he their color 60 ihr some hight. Hde
hy eide Tie white aad the black have marched ilio TIE
southern land keeping Eicp 10 ihc music 81 TIE mon
ana side by side they should vote as thy taio "ufhi
n speaker related with consunmsn Infh"r. -'ierui
interesting and Affecting anecdotes Illustrative ~ The
noble deYoiU 81 snldirrs iu southern JlsHn-. and
If the sef sacrificing heroic 10y atty 81 tie M cTos hhd
concirdcd hy sayn- that - the fiit1f nrHiin' VINO
receives The couuter-lsu, respond ~ viii. ILe
y correct, pass nh ~ 81" VIZ hlrioi!
perceive 81. coming 81 iB.h Ei0 ipi' haii'h,
Il We aro true to nurseiycr " Ihrft! Tor M WIZ
he our r spose b. her challenge. and Der q roH voice
will reply. her pfusirg pm drops uh .' plt" De-
fore her To- record cur ue'tiny IN Oh 81 ilnin-
table luster-' TIE ccuntCfsign ie cor .... ffS u'
Mics Dickinson srokc with vifofou4 md reaG.iW
elunueuoo. holding her audience almost ciirircd ..f
upwards 81 hOl- md quarter bn' frequently ritit
iig their hearty appnlsr. hcr next lecture vi! 90 "
Pynrath CAgIch, brooklyn, next Inesdny e'enig' III
e. 81.