New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

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another ark TO attempt to-day TO start c6cy MOTE
m mt than that But wien stand with u nv sich years
have Sf Se esda SS TO roc root win eIs h;ns
vlrusaud wrcst from the rican CoSstituticn when
zee e, ori S chat honesty Of pulposf s: ~,
premaey shan stand silent why should not do the
that has been dor dCne Dd for thirty Fiat Ee's
oo tSe dSty Of the present hour capable q
something more we can reap saYf cnry wilson and the
TGcS he leads SS ate ivs1SS saS
really marshall and count up paple olipl9n lDat WI
demand all that the hour REQUIRES they VIII Cgey IHey
duced TO me in this very city in your supreme Court
abiding TO some remarks had made is Gay before O99
speech You go and mqnuiSetqre oPRiOn and win
fast ySSs srs y 9' Tey T W E ae paSe
opinion just as fast as we will manaacgyTo It,
1s S Do aG' enough SH h Wilson Woud
dare TO return TO Massachusetts with hs present record
Sne II 9f bs to the level Of Charles sumner aqgher
But the Republican party sends down Henry Wilson 10
the south with Hs SssSee tSat amounts to nothing and
then sends Judge Kelly to correct H. 90 NOT oGSt 70
thew cali 1t craftsmanship only want that II we cell
out we shall sell the dearest market apd get tue pest
ms much az can And therefore while the iron not
Strike Until November, 1863, comes, labor on every
hour and / endeavor TO impress the absolute truth
that if he loves that child IN inc cradle ana , %0at
ened he must guard IL Win ms own SsIqrSd
TO everything that betrays duty to-day. We leave thh
cradle hard tasks enough i'll the common struggle anu
daily sacrifices Of life Three thousaha HOu " u no
aIs mortgaged in right hand, and hall miloh Pa
rOt lives hidden in early graves, are enough lol co
political step God grant that every p1.e o s'T vi
rake may moi necessarily be purchased at suSn price
Why scud we look forward all Of MS 70 e ue nO %
% Il without going through dread ordeal of the battle
d Why should we wipe out every e1Sr and eys
mcaTs people educated to that level and that IDEA
Of responsibility that they can take up on 9v ana aea
with his face toward tic future, is led BY the inspiration
of the Nineteenth Century to break mEgs o.
Driven Ny no terrible necessity OF EVIL war WIN no pat
way covered with the blood OF hnndeds o % p III
and Russia strike off the letters Ana shal that De saH
OF Taa RGpnSc In the rottGnncss Of Europe and the
dccrepitude Of Brazil shall thai virtue DC altainsXg
gc 9s american d WP PfTpfD can not St gPSg 3
record against democracy iOn9sTi We fHRST t eES e
Of reconstruction in accordance with the spirit Of the
nineteenth century. We have our hands upon the ingnar
tery II we will There are only two wills upon this con
tncnt one is that of the people. and the other that OF
from Maine To- Iowa last November is that the millions
the honest earnest bleeding strcken agonzIng weeping
and By The blessing Of God We viii strange it before we
let go, When we have the people behind us We oSgt
the assertion OF privilege. MY ldea Oh
reconstruction is seven years OF territorial govern e
south; there is no capacity for. forming states
cTeae them The only public opinion sufficient for the
purpose is the public opinion Of the North You can trust
he nation acting as Mr. DuTant suggested this morning
through civil administration. would nave the south
filled with the civil officers OF the nation, executing Just
ice between man and man. and with the bayonet NINA
them would have the Government IN earnest IN tbs
thing. Cassus NJ Clay SAID 10 me u years ago, GIVE
me Federal Government in earnest 10 abolish slavery,
aud turn the patronage q tho Government INTO una,
channel and slavery VIII disappear from ths oontincnt
In 1--WE years" The same thing Is true to-day but We
s@SS nT Seo P but 5t not such Look
al IT, Who moves when the people sIcakf VINO goes
10 Congress independent OF party Who leaps forward
and the people say Amen and break through all party
irammes; and all organizations SINK hke DUST before
and, like the birds OF night every other pohtGia thnk
away from the encounort Ben. Butler. y ApllHurel
be- for ihis illustration The people believe him 70 re
present absolute. unqualified unlimited purpose 70 put
i'bpe 'l idea ~ No matter Whether he intends st.
No matter what the future may reveal To-day he II
taken for hat and that is the counter he represents II
may be that, in former times the paper currency OF
am not certain. But that has nothing 10 do with the
illustration lie represents that And when he said In
Congress the gathering the voters the County Of
like flock of birds nobody else wanted TO bel
candidate; and the only difficulty was to get the men
TO count votes. Political organizations had gone
q qh% the speS me sS S morning H me
traded do net so much ind fault with Their trading as
Office Old Phelps Of Vermont, the man WHO quoted
Isaiah ana "a tss or the old fana,eai General
Who redeemed west Polntf Did any Senator attempt
70 trade Fremont into oNicoi Never Or did any Sen
ator attempt 10 made into Office GenPane Of Monmouth
Illinois who turned out Of office because Gen. Grant
by hmI Never. But they trade in Rousseau, the man
that dsgaccd tide Capitol Ivy striking fellow noUloer
he man that struck Julian for words spoken In debate
All the trading for representatives Of proSayery aud
egr vel to the senates trading but take
exception TO the merchandise, that they do
10 tot the RmeIeaS people Is that we want absolute control
over the Southern territory until the seeds arc planted
the South rcbelled against was the Nlneteehth century,
she Iepfd 40 From P TS eIas TO STySSd from florida
10 ST. Louis there IA but voice % bar out the Yankee
wa 40 bdS y f he men % with the largest brains EeT
says that the true Yankee carries twice much brains
hsaas a's iSe s q 6fr fGsi
Therefore to be covered with an avalanche OF spell
tsF1 SSt etniEy a1 Hi ng o%n 9 5
Ss9 S:nF 4 Sc fas m as6 SIS @ Ses
have have ssg59' eg G,y yes S'.l
f1T e en o WG aR to W end & xfh
Ccntsry down South that is all But meb say. y you
mouth and stopped little tow, ust on the edge of
Missouri looking down from lofty knoll which the
inc this s,qiy' the outbreak OF the war; the news
came 10 ID village that The MssouTans, 800 strong
Wc crossing the boundary, 10 impress lpcI horses Una
20 burn their farm.houses. The Whole town rushed c
geher there but 100 muskets and 100 shot guns
What shall we dol they said. One young man said,
What can 100 shot guns do against 800 men, there 10
nothing for 10 do but 10 surrender" But one Old NON
stood up and said, MY boys you can surrender hny
time fight first" 20 say 70 the Aboitionsts to-day,
"YOu surrender at any time fight first" Applause.
The next speaker Miss Dickinson. Miss Dickinson
was received with great applause She said that che rec
ogized the fuy Of speaking after such an orator as
Mr. Phillips, stiI she had word 10 say. party must
fight surrender The history Of the Republican party
shows this With the work OF this party closed, what IA
many chains broken how many wrongs righted. This
party and its results will be among the guiding lights 10
man II has declared for lberty and msch Lev u see