New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

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Cnu uyIhg rom consumption, and from the mothers
eyes until the father laid away Neither statutebook
gain for that mother "a sight OF her own child.
Ihat Is the law Of Massachusetts, that hdeous law
ana have always protested against shall continue
10 40 so; but shall not 90 aside from the antisavery
aorh 10 order 10 bring the marriage question into it.
40 not mean to question deny brains 10 the South
when Napoleon was spoken TO at ST. Helena TO how he
snQ9d not have been defeated by Wellington, he said,
Is not very tasteful occupation TO cTiticse the
VINO whipped you" 1t is very ungracous and foolish
tlSk' aIter the South has mastered us since
ourselves out exceedingly stupid Great laugherl What
Drains 1t was the movement Of great industrial
ana other business occupations that calling aen
ton TO, TO show that they should master us The
south never took out patent. What is to reform the
SOuhf IT Is the telegraph commerce. literature schools,
OoOm0tiOn and the immense civilization of the country
The South never be reconstructed until those
been abandoned, as it were, to its elements
COntscated capital has frightened of the men OF
The reason why know that the South not ready for
reconstruction is not because Sheridan says TO man
from Boston that he has never loyalty In the South
only rnder black skn because Grant says Texas Is
70 be ruled by the sword have great zeal better ev
dence than that. The South is bankrupt There is no
better place make money than in the South and yet
capital refuses 20 go there. Webster sala 10 10
the Senate :" DO MT You worry-the funds OF the
nation have not varied tenth Of one per cent Capital
is the most alert sagaGous ana eieHent OF the
nineteenth century" IL was good argument III rs Just
good to-day The South is not ready for Teeonstruc
on because their credit not good for anything in the
markets of the world wl zen you %nen the south Is
ready for reconstruction, ninety days before the Senate
Applause and laughterl This is to-day mostly an in
5sx dTts be built like this half Rene%ed 0uhter
Twelve men own half scotland 100 men own half En-
spite John Bright You may cover the soil Of America
With Andrew JohnsOns, and you would not make us any
thing but Republic. daughter and applause.l You
have got to the elements OF which govern.
ments grow Here is the black race 1t sensible race;
into education But has not got any capital it has not
the problem for them. do not mean by
statesmen. t having titles to your name,
While this suffrage question Iwould trust the iaboring
men Of the North more than would trust Senators There
are great many good mechanics IN theNorth who are
really statesmen they not like OF your states
men VINO nave STUDIED Tour and don't know how
their bread is made Laughter The laborng man takes
IN all interests that go 10 make up his ex-
lS Wo any dSn o purpose P % 10 can De Wisely
prehend the meaning OF universal suffrage II universal
instincts, the common training Of life basis sufficient
for us to work upon Say that the black race feared in
terest Of the white to educate him. think universal suf
frage Is means to an end The reason why want igno
make dangerous character powerful have taken bond
of those IN power to 20 to work and educate him Moth
got to 60 TO work to educate him ihavs taken bond
OF Astor Of stewartthat they shall 90 down and
tury The war has been Of revolutionary character.
Gettysburg Atlanta, New-0rleans, and the mpeach-
the precious excellence OF the strength Of Sghminded
rightpinded people. How dark the pages OF his
Huguenots the Scian Vespers but what all In the
presence Of the terrOrs of AndersOnye We ought TO
dreadful crime. Yes ought 20 reverenty pray Cod
that He would W this nation = the level Of purity and
forever hated Wherever man loves God loves
his fellow-man. their names ought to be handed
will always measure, the world will always
sensbity to virtue by deestaton Of vice The
that proved our nationality, and We have right to
follow i out 70 IT'S radical consequence
nave a. right to enter the states and insist that
the ground work which the nation shall be firm
into south Carolina and say on behalf Of Massa.
chusetts what its suffrage shall bei l have
shall have common school system and teach the man
who casts the ballot that governs the Ian
iiOnay is an idle word-the simplest by-word
meaning Is accepted you cannot degrade Charleston
without degrading Boston. Therefore have right to
ina and demand whore she lodges her power
and how she treats IT, and now she edGcates H. go
nand that a constitutional amendment shall be made
making common schools oGga1o3 @ 1Pou ,sed ee n SI
you do" And wish to say word In reference n
would rather trust Gen. Grant IN the White House
he best platform that could be adopted great ap
that s # he goes in consequence OF this plot
of Fessenden and Trumbul 70 checkmate the nation IN
order 10 put him there 1 like direct. above board
honest respectable roguery lapplAuse aud laughter
better than virtue in the disguise OF enemies nave
q 10 become the tool OF this intrigue he uulrustwOrthy
and our duty 20 choose between the Candidates III t
respect Our duty 49, take It, 10 educate tho public
1nson rightly said II Ia not the ohessmen AZ Wabhng0b
h IA NOT The vane on the Capitol that actually directs the
nsfion n "a tie purpose virtue and vigilance Of the
masses You know there Is class OF people-you VIII
ind them often In rcyiyaswho mean TO go TO heaven
hnt they don't mean 10 be one bit superfuously |
yiruous 10 get there. They don't mean to waste one
4 the condition OF Gen Granite friends They mean
that be shall be elected and they mean that on the n
of this month he shall be satisfactory 70 the adiesH OF
he Union He Is kept silent in order that be shall pipe
.he exact tune and that tune VII DO dictatoo
sIac.V a5Sa ~ the nation toward ON that day.
III m consequence of fidelity, If. n consequence OF
e,ion universal suffrage and impartial liberty actual
recognton OF equality OF the black race there won't
Laughter and applause.l They mean 70 60 70 heaven
oti Of thenths heaven Of the White House aughterl
one o3s atom stog "9 Of Rsdicaism in going there.
sIl depends you and mo and our eoniedetases an
enebdS on the Radical element OF this country IL mas
fought a good battle in the Senate Chamber. ~ mas
crossed It's sword bravely with us opponent ,S on
demands Of the nation There has not been day
since Fremont issued his magnificent procslnauon ~
Missouri on the 2lst Of August 1851 when tue OPINION Oh
me nation was as unanimous IL Is today In the 90
IDand for impeachment In any ordinary times II
wSy IL Is not obeyed to-day is because q
strong current Of opposing Presdenai Issues uSsncs @
We are In the maestrom Of the Presidential ana
have contend with disastrous % M ,bi year
we should do duty The cause WIZ sufViye tS S, y,
n IA not as safe some OF our friends thlhk ~
safe In the eternal future because We have got on 70 te
track and there is getting OF OF H. We are smut uP
by Providence in one direction we cannot ~ an az
Where else any more than Niagara can turn
back Neither have we the least doaDt SL yL ms
future Whether any eyes 1--we 10 see or .si nU att
not; vet a. surely az sit here tonight WIn,h MY
years-pfObaby In a third OF that neIthefe VIII ,.
ip under those arches at Washington black ana wnte
foreign and native, and woman, LOOKING uP 70
banner that represents lmparuAi law t n, 1be
plausel But how we are 20 get OUT OF nn1 enS
desertwhether in forty years or four depends upon
the vigilance and the activity OF tue PuDno anud