New-York tribune., 1868-10-10

votes ana they both vote bunderng- one as well
as the other. Men say, how would you bear to have
those ignorant blacks brought up TO vote alongside Of
you an educated aud refined white mani answer, we
have had the ignorant emgrant voting alongside OF
us for long time and have had to bear IT, H IL not any
for bear with ignorant immigrants. When Southern
men complain that they being put through severe
any than have suffered; We in the North have
had to go through this ordeal of free voting and have
learned to bear 1t very well. You protest We dld pro
test but have got that. We have learned that
grevons thing yet in the end it does Work out peaceabe
fruits IN them that are exercised thereby Langhter ana
applansel II certainly is annoying TO me- here IN
my own native land, to hear an unqualified son OF
E declare G that Sngh TO be hanged Sc ne0 or IT. f
does not hurt me any more Why Because % sneh men
spirit they are of. But know that this untamed ana
rampant zeal part OF that great fermentation when
s going here and which by and by will preCptae the
lees and leave pure article OF wlne-Iny temperance
friends will excuse the figure. Laughter ana applause
know, in other words that while this fermentation is
going on by means OF IL we are making our pest
out OF men who came to us as inIngrants-Inen whom
and have voted aud through voting well through
the other Influences that surround them here. have be-
are becoming most worthy citizens. Applause
or makes batch Of good voting citizens; 1nIv
question question is, will the boiler bear the
Il has done il in most critical times. II could bear
the pressure while we had the burden Of gigantic
our people, while levyng recruits, while the
arm and the Government was 50 heavy II eve even M then,
under those severe tests, we could stu MAINTAIN tne m
tegity Of the Commonwealth, and OF American prhel
pies, in spite OF foreign y9tesLi we @ S9ud u stsnd T
test we can stand any. lApplauseI We dld staha ~
and now, for one, not only am not opposed to imm,,
s4ts e1 HOg Of S1 G%a 1Hs nS s"sen it.
gave substantial, satisfactory evidence that ne III
he should be a Citizen because hold II better that
man who is going to reside hero should have the
he should remain Iawiess and without responsibility
Applause do not say that free suffrage mas no eSIis
immeasureably greater than the evil Applause NOW
tle uho f,hr Of
have all the old subodnaons and relations OF rank
yeried in dS n0t sy % peTRapn
Glasgow, Ednburg, or Oxford. or Cambridge To come
home today surrounded by wealth aud with thousand
men to serve him. and TO find tomorrow that he is no
thing but plain man among men That is not pheasant
But ladies and gentlemen 1t never has been Pesat Iol
any class anyv here 10 give up powertO class DeIOW mem
never since the world begal There never was uihe
when Pharaoh thought the Children OF Egypt ougnt opo
free There never time when the king Thought the
mobiles his equals. There never was TINE Nheh INC
never will got power be distributed from above down
ward Away has TO come by revolution from tne DOL
tom upward. [Applause Aud as to the incoh'ehlenCes
In this case you know men and 6Tethrsn nat you
and and everybody tired to stop IT, M we @ QUO e eO' % ok @
this We did not oier To put up oNVoVV men % ho @
stake 10 be rallied for with rifles ANA artey Wac Tue
South that put them up IL Is they a hGu nJ by S have
lost We are not to blame u tley nave ~
take the Inconvenience OF the war They nave Drought
them on themselves. We are sorry IOi lheIh YET VIC
cannot but sec that there IL wisdom that they would
have died without the sight Of they dd not have Just
the same state Of things they nave among ne NV 1
IApplause.l But hold more than thls n9iu .nau, ~
aeid
SOUTH they have earned the privilege OF suffrage Dy
their fidelity In war, both 10 their masters anu 20 .her
enterprise ever since they have been made iTee tNey
have deserved better than to be objects ol fnee 81
Sesse Se1rs:e. iT Tie blacks i6ast either be ami
sd returned wS To hs ss'sS sword or or they must
vote and hold that the vote the cheapest OF All e"s
Vote was given to them fear for political reasons
than the force Of political principle hod thAI u
Ina Justified IN the event the reason which inspired our
cgsators 10 give IT, namely II II the only way IN when
We can repay to them our obligations Of honor. AP
uausc No disgrace can De conceivable greater tlal
mt OF having gwen freedom Ia tho blacks, accepted
th,r IN the army, and gained through them III
part, victory which has made us uluhPHAi' hatVh,
aud To leave them 10 be spoled ana grUud lhlo 'e
dust by those thas nate s ts IE,I nnoS gs hyy
that of conscienee and honor should ieel
10 that these poor creatures do not suffer harm Ap.
pausel But you s!,lI doubt the VISION ol snS
have got It, There are some things that nave learned
twice tried running after express tram Whei was
late at the depot have gwen ~ up never 40 , y @ lo
fPeals Of laughterl think that after Nhe longer
men ,l give p racing after revolutions aud the results
of revolutions. Applause Suffrage once put mlY
for the sake Of argument viii eoncede that was ja-
dclous give suffrage 10 the blacks; but TINT question
has gone by great while ngothat s an old dead Issue
Laughter and cheers IL l. not question any longer
whether they shall or snail not have the vote lhey nav
got IT. You might Just as wen say t19t '' ouk' no
10 be- born black but they are bOrn black ldushteii
You mught Just Us well say mat tey ouHn,& & TS 70 Eo
with curly hair but they are porn Win .ulll nm
Renewed laughter How are you going 10 take either
ne T
wise 10 give them the tot. puI 'no i, gh
is IA 10 Wise possible To take IL away lhPP"u', n
ia A different question: and there are many i'oh, tnh
sSo wond side against IN regard To the wisdom ot
ng the VOTE who would side wlh me m .ho oclel ''e @
4 cannot be taken away Now. lne hgPuo" t 70 - yh h
yen H. and the Republican party VIII rNet Mhal lhy5
have given iapplausel but the Dtmoca.O ~" ~ tr,,
- OF the government for the sake Oh stIiP
ung those men of that suffrage which IS now IN thelr
hands; for the Democrats mean 10 east O az ., .o
done IA "uucOnslliulloha " Vlutoi
arv and void" Laughter. On, these are eI VI Po1VN
i6gcT ~ IN mean to setile the country. Laughter. But
81. oI.q IA
party, By its administration, mas gone iaI NJ ~
nrospeTty of South for the TINE being oteiu
not doubt. shall never have ehiced Io'h NY inu W. wy
impressions that were made wne, some io .s G @ s"i
vent TO south Carona went through her puheu Syo.s'
went out into her villages. saw tlo lahd yiut ~
tory of the desoations Of war were brought nom. 10
there, aud saw 'nen eTy Tn he in tbo house of
my own dead than | was In me mousse oi 1looS NuV @
mOurncd there Bnt VINO , mV1s 81 pcp~nl,can ioe,la.
Whence sprang III IL 10 the result oi -,
t0nf Has Republican legislation iu one snko @ v'i IL ~
progress Has II pun ono % ss nerv arr t1cr deenses
Il done aught TO impair their hDoiy @ ~, y, S nS ee
The distress Of the South arises from lts own kmao
i, rnVyn suddenly into the change which IL has IN.
duced il requires time. But beyond that ume' peYohu
never visited the south before believe that ~ our
lifetime and In mine, We SHAH never sec ,nu y, ~ III
sume again that political prominence Whlci III ms nu
n never ough TO- But shall see the sonth hteildy,
socially, and intellectually advanced 70 "a u'srve ,,s
Old system Although sympathize with the suhSrihss
of our Southern brethren. cannot sympatize vs. o ny
we're suffering from hands But lhey are not II -
tho misfortune of their own conduct that has brought
rms stato of things upon them. hold ln my hahd
after WHICH / received yesterday which touches on
ov nf tbese pnnts will read IL first. and then VIII
make remarks on several points oi IL , pok
Az ,on are in make speech 10 he tHus " pl
Of the political canvas upon Nh, ~ l
may not ~pybabJ depend the continuation o '''
| uent' ,,iti cortatulV
am OF that OPINION. Republican vstoiy WI SVn,"3i"'
r,atutnln and contlfue our Government lApplauseI
make bold suggest 20 several questions p,'a a,
other lovers OF or 'ohs H'
v ou1 desire To- VINO occupies 80 mgn POS
uoan and 80 on (augtsr Tho following ae he question:
Ftr Does Repubean par look upon the mass o le