New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

demand II vet subussyely consents TO universal suffrage
and that Ire &ing Of this nation IN tAe SUMMER VI
Iec, rersrslsss on their own ambition frgetiul OF
party had undertaken 10 speak nght our tler oEn
~ cherge against even the virtue of Thaddeus StcV-
Sr and Shss Sumner and w. ID. Kelley is not that they
All o do their duty but ia that they have not refused yes
SJ IA tbe end 10 suy their record by putting on II one
epge vote that left II g. be imagined oy she lu o n
instant it possible TO save the great sue
willie paerag the whole Summers length IN order 10 save
party organization [Appause know what practical
party organization worth in ordinary tines but these are
not ordinary tines II is revelation Inc watr are VI
food the globe; tho political cepths are broken up toe
heavens themselves obscurd there no star Visible Du
he North Star of Justice There but one object ID te
great loyal masses II Is 70 save the Union py keeping e
nationality unbroken. Inside OF that Will aver TO my dying
day that bat for the mdiiy Of such men as Aom LII
ready the Of God to be led up to
the absolute level O. l@paiisl ana e' S o3 have
under the National nag Applause Ina cu NAV, nav
been stamped the soft National heart hall dozen times
during the war Oh, the future historian sha aGduoe th
tine the test Of democratic institutions let nm say tha
democaces able TO produce people where ~ il rs ~
producing eadersmen courageous enough 10 tls tle
and oil party arrangements oy uu,inS 70 Wy
democratic leader trusts bis rank and tl without hneh
He knows what his party is made up Of and ne believes 10
1t is made up OF sehshness and corruption Laughter emu ~
pausel II Is made up Of personal ambition sna spite, ~,
up the lower tier OF the worst forces OF mans nature
believed in Lis rank and file His rank and file are PATRIOTISM
loyalty Justice ia,ih IN Cod ana oeei M 'rs ~ trus
at this hour No Republican leader has Deen Wls 70 WIZ
them unreseryedy Born Of the timid counsss o. the "hs
party he has believed in the virtue o. Inc people va
pawns and the kings alike the baseS elements Oh We h
%aa 1 heart He .S. ' and 'l sns
ont that average, and calls II P.otf 0P,n'0Ii anu
denomination has afforded him even an excuse he s1Sr
fees the possibility Of the nations most erca hour nba
want people are leaders With faith III Their own virtue
Support the Republican party at the polls assuming na' te
party the side O. absolute Justice Know not Where else
10 tel you TO 60 But teach the Republican party at the same
time that you know that this amendment ought 10 DC ne
fcated that the foules blot on the nations CONSTITUTION
would be tho enrolment Of such Infamous deseron OF us
pledges. Tell them at the sane time that yon know cog ns
linked justice to this victim with the posaDhD OF ma
siyely to-day; that Edmund Burke said on ms
party similar crisis Undue apprehension lar lesser
GOOD cause know am apprehensve. Not OF the absolute
future for believe God and in justice but my apprehension
covers the next dozen sixteen years 1t covers tht cpooh
When the s powerful white CT the South rich educated
influential Is to regain State machinery and wied against
the possibility national peace NJ apprehension IN state
Sovereignty which left strong enough to commit Dangerous
treason would cut down state sovereignty by Congress
iona Constitutional amendment 80 much as 10 allow
the Federal Government to arrange the political anu
protect the civil privileges Of its citizens whin the sve
States apprehension these dozen coming years
when Northern brains and Northern caa are 70 Dc oAeu
with than Chinese exclusion from Southern cities
and Southern plantations and the TO which we are bound
By Of gratitude TO be lc TO be g0und up uhgei
when see me Atlantic Monthly telling the negro that if be is
oppressed he has ample remedyhe can emigTaie Iml
crate As 100000 OF paupers could remove thease'es
900 miles LOCO beyond oppression %, the moeLei Oh
l, meets b II ~ ny cnv thug Hat makes
me apprehensve when look at the North itself Send back
TO your leaders. repeat this messenger Adnit 10 heDei
State for the present Hold them undor the sword until their
highways arc for Northern travellers and their marts q
business safe for Northern capitalists Admit Rebel state
then until land education. and the ballot ualef we
every man born on its soil r. Loud applause
After Mr. Phillips had concluded the forenoon session ad-
Ourned.
The afternoon session opened by Henry c. Wright
who said that be believed that the people Of the Northern
States aud Of NewEagand in particular did honestly desire
to give the negro ballot We the word white
from all Northern Constitutions and keep /, ont Of oil
Southern ones lie dwell at some length on the t OF c1
GLIDING from the bal numerous class Of our most loyal
without exception to and while large party proposed
South
MIR Stephen s. Foster made strongly emphasized speech
in reply to Mr.. Phillip cnd offered tits resolution as sub
stiuto for the orators set.
Red Ita, tho DAY ana deeds we celebrate bid suppo
law and S o ass PeG S I p"Po 20 s ss o
PRECISION BY every mea Which 9d. and n9is have put In Our
He wished the RePuh can party to Like the Church Il
doing harm than good and should take stand
outside Of both Until this Government breaches justice II is
Government for Let the negroes who have fought for
u.s. contend earnestly for their own rights nnd lei us
principles Why shoad sustain support TIE Republican
psry By the amendment just passed II recognized the
princ' o. taxation without representation was as oaa
Nj Philips responded Bot have not time to-nlgh, to
write synopsis OF bis speech IL contained many
brilliant sentences and elected great applause may send
sketch Of Il tomorrow.
Of New. York did with Mr. Phillips that the
best policy for utsayey politicians to support the kepu6
II 70 judge the Republican party By The acts o. rs lead
lug has recently changed front on inc
great Of he DAY Impartial Suffrage Tho danger Is
that In the coming cempaigr. instead OF following Mr. PM
pss advice you VIII lCw IN the wake OF lo Senator IRON
Natek that instead Of leading the paTtl 70 higher ground
will you lover and Tat you w hand over the black
Wilson did In bis Colorado vote 70 the keeping Of
tier Old Rebel masters He believed that u was IN The
power Of each honorable and woman 70 shed more f
ght on the people give greater lie 70 principles by
rather than by acting with while II showed
willingness sacrifice truth to expodenoy Let tue leaders o.
Republican party understand that you VIII not sustain them
Unless they support public aud private those principles
which alone make Republican Government possible on
this continent.
Henry c. Wright said the Republicans whom he met went
strongly for impartial suffrage and be thought that men who
act politically might well Get with them.
Nj T. H. Morse editor q The Radea said that our bust
ness as AbotiOnsts proclaim Gods truth ana ei the
parties tAat DISLIKE this take care c. them
selves stand better outside than inside OF any tms and
BODY. The advocacy Of universal suffrage y
only right Let this motto be Kept where all could
see IT,
Miss Anna Dickinson loudly called for but made sud
den change Of bosc ard sent word that she had neither
prepared speech ready felt inspired 20 make an ohhand
since Demoseno refused similar den and ana mAuo
smia- answer who eyer knew able orator 20 refuse 70
fax before a syupatLet4e audicncef We i've Ia range
tines'