New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-31

whole nation: Can he who 10 suppOrt me Ton
suton In al rs parts refuse aid n carrying TINS INTO
eject ho9t clear direct pejury-aworsc perjury th3b
Constitution could not agree 10 that construction, and
thus refused their aid t. their felow-men What grand
finally forced upon the American Republic by their i'm
patient rash and bloody acts How they have aided the
were well they could claim some merit as cOmpensa-
ton for 50 great crime But II evil into the
fear that If good does come into the world
through eoinpulson no merit viii be attributed 10
belongs 10 this great Government dare TO stand up in
the face OF high heaven and longer deny to Gods inn
rights which hls immortal Father gave them. Let no
one ~ e S,b or ne future age attempt to Pa u re
decide between Gods creatures who is TO plead his
cause at the bar OF higher tribunal TO insult
Divine Justice by longer pleading his Inability execute
separated from the dread tribunal occupied by Judge
who cannot be deceived by the narOwest ithmus that
ever divided time from eternity II every citizen Of any
State is entitled to all the inalienabe rights privileges,
and imnunes OF this Government, and II one Of those
uaeuabe rights Is the right his ballot for every
eminent show me the man Who is so impudent
as TO deny that suffrage by the ballot is due to
every being within this realm to whom God has given i'm
mortality. He must be an impudent citizen and ought
never to profess to believe in the existence Of Deity for
that world could be created ana governed without an
overrulng cause more feasible than such proposition
What would be the effect Of comforting this just right
upon every citizen IN this Republic according TO the og-
nal intention OF our fahersl If there was spot on
earth where could be tired with perfect success, and
besow perfect happiness upon all those VINO are their
rulers and their own subjects that spot H. the CONT
tain round population OF more than 6OOopU OF people
grt round with deep and broad waters which no force
could cross without consent The segrt Isle Ot Great
Bna Whcn was sau 10 he cut on from lhe Iest " ,o
world, was not half 80 secure from It's water defenses
admiral who, hereafter with hostile INTENT should ven
tuIe this side OF the Pillars Of Hercules Before any
mOnarchica nation shall again attempt TO erect us nsil
tutons this side the lsthmus OF DaIien, they will hnd
that there exists republic, composed OF the islands OF
tho sea- more powerful than the European portion OF
Great Britain, not less powerful than was the Achaan
League which republic shall not blush to call an ely
into their color aud Into their souls the deep and nextn
gushable principles Of adherence to human bondage
people but little understood, but in few years OF
progress with their institutions really free, instead OF
Of Jamaica, will have made long and rapid srides In
the cause OF civilization as our Southern states
are now making. The seed Of such an empire is
already planted, and Is terminating. II may not DO
known 10 all that the Danish possessions Of st. Thomas
santa Cruz. aud ST. Johns sustain Republican nstit-
uns, though all the Legislators and most OF the eXecu-
tive officers, chosen by themselves, are colorcd Ihey
have free schools and with scarcely the exception 81
single individual Of the proper age read and WIltc ana
have all of the essential requisites of free republic eN
officers by the home Government when tho wishes OF the
ii6c h1s foot inon such a bom1sheI and he viii be
blown with all around him. TO inevitable ruin. Before the
time supposed for such acton shall have arrived, Ca,
the most fertile aud productive spot Of its size, except
ncrbops The Delta Of the Nile Will have become sat
rated and ripe with the bursting principles OF Freedom
and together with st. Domingo, IIayt, Jamaica
and their cognate races VIII be ready to leap
arms and defend their appropriate domnions, such
aid should needed in the Of freedom aud If they
shall not then have been added 10 our own dominion 10y
our cterprising Foreign Secretary. All 0f these islands
nie now free except Cuba which Is now oppressed by
lie proudcs and most cruel tyfaut 0f Europe himself Of
mixed race OF swarthy M0urs ami sluggish white blood
lie may as well take warning That the day Is very near ut
hand when he must knock the shatkcs from every
Cuban. have them torn from them by the spirit OF no
cry. She within sight OF emancpated America, and
surrounded by islands OF the every one OF winch ~
free The sound of the ovcseers LASH and the cries 81
the agouzcd slave viii not must not be i9ngcr permit
ted To mingle with the sweet pgans Ia liberty which
shouted forth through every freemans voice IL inc
Western world. p tie golden rivers Of Africa W never
again purchase sufficient power 10 rctnsaye those Just
made free by The Spirit of Liberty much stronger han
all the power OF Hcrcuus or Oh samson. B'lVit my
other nations prepared 10 establish their institutions
I'm any part Of tins Western world the broad bold sh3n
ers aud Swarthy frames OF me nhhDlhnt, o ,s siaI
empire Will have established governments that spain ana
The other European nations VIII %ilh9gy snrend'i 10
freedom lest they should corrupt tncr dcspoe fdu hu
hasten their own governments han century along 'ho
ally shall then exist or NOT without ooasiing,
this Government, counting upon htr p0aillVh
world beside Traverse her 10000 miles nom the kusshR
possessions around lh. lslmnh oi Dailel up me HHi
with the islands 81 the Guli soon h1c ana Wiz
be- added 10 this mighty nation, 20 which ticy hatily
belong; thence up tu where the E-qumauN roam, ana
whore We have at, ly thIoytu thc p"l'ttlV.l,' In
mighty warus. the Strait which no hostile loot VIII
c,cr attempt tread. around 10 whore the herring the
goldfish, uud whale are seeking 70 nnu - Si'.''
refuge but time which the eye 81 man shan ever see
or bis Imagination depict can ever screen item from INC
hearty enterprise ~ TINS mighty tnPhci anu 9o' nllo
such vast. impugnabc. aud sea'gift uolhun
were wanting. more irun.clads than all Europe
could send 10 this distance could be brought INTO 2eNe
nation Then take your route nurihward rom me soutl'
eru sthmus ahd You every Latitude necessary Tor
the production OF all the Industrial products Of cvilNr
iion. No mineral. vegetable that ever God created
for the wealth. CUnfft, ornament OF man would tie
wanted. Her southern climate never more 10 la pol
mted by the unhoy aud infamous institution Of slavery
bean, upon every breeze the bamy OdOrs that delight the
seuses It's soil j. h,d with burning sapphire it, rivers
run sands Of gold while its more rugged parts bear
quartz equal the tabled Ophir. aud lodcs Of silver II
il more northern climate is held In firm delight hy tho
hardy Sons Of "Grccnands icy mountains" IT. moss
clad granite will always be protected by the Goddess of
Liberty How much better than tho delicious e over
which continually blow the soft brcezes Of spicy Cey0n
where
Though every prosPee, pleise'
Man acne vile.
The ingenious artist Of the gods when procured by the
mother Achilles To- euCraVo coast surveys ANA geo
graphical deueat0ns upon his inNincible shield, never
Denoted lgnd glorious and so varegdted with gold
and silver aud every precious metal, aud 50 beNltchng
10 The senses with the odOrs of Gods happest creations
it, enchanting products grow In abundance on every
inch her aricgaed soil ana since The curse OF slavery
4, removed II do the justice which the Declaration OF
Iudepeudcuce proposes aud We now propose VIII soon
coutn greater abundance OF riches than either Europe,
Asia, or Africa.