New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-30

e France stands Ike ship that has lost the wiad
te and has no: got It on another Laughter she Is n
Capitalization gives place TO local and municipal le her P
VII bs esse Tasr King or oTesde1Etbe ruler Of people
do not know how govern themselves Is always ues
Cyenment II never resides the 1t never conferred
by lawbey word which expresses the eondnon o. Is
people II Is born in them They make IT. they Keep ~ aH
arc but the instruments they employ 70 DO ~ au 10
hw ever made men free or ever VIZ Tug ,t
heemen make laws for their own heedom' II II
be considered that European civilization ceneis IN .le CIR
Gle which have glanced upon II VII De epluvt t5
human mind is moving Ia one direction IN our ny MN s1eu
and an enthusiastic progress that seeming cheeks and reyu
but mere winters IN tins endless oIe o !sals o
that the tendency Of the civilization Of the globe is toward the
education Of the whole people inc o. 'ne Whoe
people and the participation Of me whoe peoPe IN govern
Popular intelligence and popular liberty are the manifest
destiny OF the world 10 along the line OF tins march Of The
world and with this profound onleon thst hDey lof 9
people was the meaning Of the Gospel OF the providence OF God
to day and IN THIS age 'ha We must 10Y uyh v oonao1
and tendency Of things IN our own land When IN spre Of
ignorance against and their institutions and IN spite
Of cunning INSCRIPTIONS rulers and classes Of people all
Europeans al ancng toward equal hberty was Impossible
that this nation whose people were intelligent whose
tiouS customs habits and instincts all pointed
way, could miss the road stumble IN IT,
lie feryenty believed that God had apart this Northern
the place where first should be shown what safety
government the power and the ncacuabe strength
feared should gained in the
last % The American people had been educated 70 an
Men who said 10 why do protest and preach and
answered We had kinded fire the North that had
made too hot in the South Would this advance In the
tonal conscience he ohs spirit which had but broken ex
ternl ground which 90 into the industrial ayoca
hoa purge the shop and purge the sex and work FOR enamel
patton everywhere not alone Of the slave the black slave but for
for operative for all Il had but begun let those
who afraid of losing all bad not trouble themselves
change so suddenly nader when he considered Of what
stud human nature made how slowly prejudice and
Of four millions Of black slaves emancipated aud
lifted into sphere Of law and 10 SO considerable an extent
projected and kindly used Of the miracles Of the
which We lived 1t had not its parallel in history He did not
that the decree had not but that the degree to which thus
decree carried the parties intimately concerned had
DOT ts parallel He bound 70 say that only had the
cePon Of few districts that had been noted for Of
years for public decentralization for lax government and awe
population with the exception Of these few districts the
duct OF the southern people toward the freedmen had been
than had received the North and he marVecd at that
fSe objects which were most in need Of this kndRess south
Carolina indeed had gone further in the direction Of justice
old record than Connecticut had with her Tcjq
tioes for liberty her law and her record
Every must labor or starve Farms would increase IN
numbers and diminish IN acres In that way came thrift
Plantations would disappear gradually ana moIns men WIN
honest fronts would more and more hrohg hef acres more
snd throughout the South labor 10 be the condition OF
existence leisure he ont Of fashion and uzness dis
the conditions which were TO settle this ma
ton that they should be determined accepted and
the questions removed from further controversy Fun.
dament 10 al others set on foot Christian education and
with this whatever just and right Wond be sooner com
peeled by all the legislation and armies that could be
brought bear They should be thankful above oil that under
faith zeal Of the Christian Never much had
churches been founded never so much as now bad schools been
popagaed much had books been spread and
all the mighty engney Of civilization and culture been
poyed These signs Of health they were tokens that God
Eas with
TIE DISPRAHCHIsRMENT OP THE LOYAL BLACKS
SERMON BY REV. DR.. CHEEvER.
DIR. CHEEvBR yesterday morning delivered dis
course taking for his text the 9Th lOh 18th and 18th verses Of
TIE .sth chapter Of Isaiah as follows:
Tssn shah hou can Lord .ha thou shalt
yole forth ofths assr and speaking yany
shall thy hsh rise in Obscuiy and thy darkness be
And The lord .ha guide continually and satisfy thy soul in
drought and make IA Thy bones and thou shalt be Lac wa'eied
And they tsi bsibs shan WELD The "a waste rl,e
Cd foundations Of generations and thou
,h called The rePIer Of the breach the T'0TeT Of paths to
The speaker said that redeemed and grateful people should
bring 70 God the best offerings Of gratitude ana these should Do
brought most gratefully What lie requires these offerings 70
ashamep walk huuby before Him. No other offering
wond lie accept The Legislators Of our Government shond
nov reconstruct the nation IN ghteoussss and justice which
the opportunity that God had given them by getting
nd Of Slavery they will again raise upthe foundations Of justice
and this they must the choice OF lay between se
dom and Justice 1t requested OF c 10 rng an offering OF
thanksgiving this occasion Nearly every pulpit would speak
of blessings without referring to the citizenship and iau r9re
sentaou Of the cooed race although God Lad instructed the
people that justice aud mercy was the sacre That Wond DC
most acceptable TO Him The great question Of
sttuuon intended THAT al clizens' wheeler baeK OF
white should be entitled TO foil representation, and
this could be withheld from them except by altering the
Constitution that the fraud could be peTpetaed Inc
speaker here referred 90 the Constitutional Amendment IN
take away the cooed people the right 70 vote and
proposition that which God had delivered from
non SoO t ocrt was eSirped 70 Keen the cooed reo
pie Of ignorance vassalage and seIlom This
The actual Of this amendment which proposed 70 give
TO Rebels right and power hold the black in per
petua serfOm oil Of which held 10 be just and wise
pedency No language could tell the inamy Of such PROPOSE
lion The the naton could do 10 bare justice 20 give
coOred people participation in the very law by which God
permitted become free and prosperous nation was the
basest act OF injustice 70 throw them PACK lho STATE OF
degradation vassaage and seom from which they could never
escape and push them down from the basis Of white representa-
tcn low as the sewers Of rebellion Expressions In the gov
OF the Old World arise from the right OF representa-
el iStl via ne O race saved the nntioas life In de-
pYng that Of the right Of representation the nation
1t would 1unge itself into the gulf Of guilt Citizenship should
conferred all who had been deprived Of H. The basis Of
taion for coored people and whites together Slavery
abolished by complsion and now It was proposed TO make
God delivered them. The Constitutional Amendment would
be palace for the whites and prison Cor the blacks The
cutting of Of race from representation merely for the exata
ton Of another violation Of Gods law md blow az
The life OF liberty and good government And yet pro
posed to away from the blacks that which makes white
men indeed-namey The right Of suffrage ana representa-
ton The Revolutionary Var determined that denial OF the
night Of suffrage Slavery But politicians had forgotten
tins teaching ne history o. ms country was 70 pc written
by three First the war Of the Revolution which was Tor
representative freedom second Gods war Of Aboon and
third the war Of races which when Il comes VIII be Co.'s
war OF revenge Ibe war OF races co9ll Only @ HNeeu W
permitting the blacks 20 enjoy the right Of representation II
sT M 49, , 20 30 49, -FyocSjr, H. coiJ ~, w.
given. II be01ged il could not be given States could
TO destroy IL except for crime power that
granted BY Constitution There such power pos
Fby OF power IL that document The Constitutional Amend
uen which sought deprive the coord people Of the elective
franchise end back the hands Of Rebels
intended on 10 egazs robbery Is motive mean Cpd IT,
famous il should be adopted the Government would siu
ty itself the nation bound by its abolition Of
Slavery and could be mfahfl 70 its pledge with
out violating the DEGREES and viii Of Providence. To
cOnciate tie Rebels infamous beyond expression
such an act would burning stencil in all history. The
unoiau act OF the age wead be the carrying out Of
The proposed amendment the Constitution 1t would be "a
disgrace 10 the Christian Church Neither Church State
had risen 10 the oppOguutv presented perform gandes