New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01


the people in the land from which came, who had
interest in the maintenance Of Slavery III America. And
viii say here in this connection, and every shmaD or
every American Irish birth who my voice will
bear testimony 10 the fact that there Is not III AL Ireland
nor never was an advocate OF Slavery per Sc Applause
The man who did more perhaps than any other lrshman
for The organization Of the Irish mnd and directing re;
OConne cheers, had long, long years ago refused TO
receive the contribution Of money from states pesery
flesh lAppanse The gifted Moore. whose name ID
dear to every man, either Irish or other IN the world
when he visited the Republic admired all lie saw but he
could not reconcile the dark and damnng Injustice that
der our a rep by the stars ana spe sr es
Slavery IN its most groveling and deathy forms
%d me- eO a Ue sI Su' % W anu so
that land few years since took occasion to converse
and delight Them and among the common people Of
Ireland could not find one human being VINO could
contemplate African Slavery as IL had existed IN our
country except with horror lAppanse.l And when
told them that our country people IN tne mass O 'ea
who fastened this institution upon the Republic
and stood by the party against human progress aa M
Some of those now in this country, and occasionally
lowczens that with the advance OF every great cause
rs the suppression of the infamous Rebelon good men
undertaking IN which We are eneageS ana ~ Tue al
tempt to einancipate the lrsh n'hu rom
But when Lincoln-when that great and good man;
under the pressure OF the best opinion IN America and
lay down their arms in three mouths from that time
namely, on the st of January, 1862 as COMMANDMENT
would proclaim freedom in tie Republic the slaves in
loud cheerngl,-that moment good people people
both at home and abroad. took, courage.
But, mark you, after two years OF terrible war haa
passed, yet Offering pledgcs-lndeed, mahlhR
them the shape OF threats-that the south ga not
stop making war upon us we would not protect slavery
any longer but would assal II and that was as Tar as
had gotten three months before the mrs. OF january
1863 not much wonder that the war lasted O"r lCmg
the mighty Leadership OF Grant, untu Goa came Oh ou
guaranffru
such great evil AZ Slavery. lAppause blt inc nist
OF January eae lne war Dss p R proeia,
alton was issued. lApplausel Iremember was AZ san
friends; and there came TO u.s. ringing the New Year m
this great proclamation OF freedom
ipvincible Right aud God were side and Treason
and Slavery went down. Great eheeringI Ihere were
iadeed great many directors IN the country Here ana
there was he found thinskinned and tender con-
scenced Conservative Republican who DID not IKE SO
IL tremo measure. And except that splendid, that
grand and true body of men know rs the War Democracy
-.ppausc-the Democratic party took new issue WIN
slavery IChecrsI Their friends the south had built
government upon II as cornerstone ana they, I'D tno
North. had thus far aided II IN all inc modes INA. We
open To them They discouraged the volunteering" men
aud opposed inc draft lhey hansutea i'S'1 ~ I
vent Americans from gong 10 the rescue oi Ane,oa,
Well, their partners in the south more oh'aIou t'n
they fought US ia the open neid b9. ,ere ~1Lo nd
true Democrats who supported the noye,hent anu ~
You TO poll this audience You wohd nlu tlSn u,
The majority here rs b sg eSuS bic party rep
rcsents the party Of liberty ana OF Proges as ~ IS
hey
practice too the uphodlng OF human rights ana me de
of American NJ nome S s r inss ns to
h", publican Congress has for the nrst Time done
Cor American abroad The following is the law
gLss fhs Mia ofIpa1s,oa nit'r, ,nd shsr. right 81
~ p~er, ADD indispensable enjoyment e Nc right q NJ,
liberty ard 'he pai NJ harrne'' ar r,els ~ .hs sS"sn
i. rs,pe 'e. De'srS.s' e,. es h I'd hSp@
.aeh Arsa crru With her dcsceh1so', are apts
40, u : s..,sr, 60 ne .u,rsacs Pnbe peace that the
,Ea foreign ,,,ao. .h be promptly aad tsa'J d'o'ei
tLerrfsYr
E,asaa.' =, rh,i ar,nor instruction oPso. .ri
sps qus,us fh, u eTpson h,rtby DECLARED 10 he
sac q Aadb, J,, , Ths ~ us'arslIei ei'sh. q ne
ue su,,. shs ~ is,,.n , ,s, ., ss,,so ssd p ~
SIT : ,sera'a 20 ssii',a ,ss' 70 ,s ',.aa'a go i
tsoss 60 ss Py-. ,h. ,sy s.n r,d states he, been
r hi .s b. 80 susy q - President dswsBl of,e
~. ,-sar. ion ,eb Imprisonment .pp.ar. bc
s. ~. 1, ,,,,s Of d. nsI, Of AHeriess eiiI.nsbp
risnl ssh h'ibs a,witd hs ra-s 81 ,Ih 9u,'a s9' we
f,s'e esasd,d uaf'i'enab a'ei Or 'sa,sd ,h e We
da sucb sssn' 20, anoaus to acts 81 Nsr a.
AZ ,hs l.sis 80 r. ~, $500, -, t,,",rss.
We'll iennbiican Congrc~. FIRST declared that eIpatr
alton was natural right aprause aha that tne Nno',
power OF the Republic mus De Shr'as.' w. @ IL he
Nuton OF apy President watcN that al The power o
this Government was vested tie President except the
war power fr the protection and dclyerauce OF the
humbcs citizen If the Republic who should nave banu'
nut upon him by any foroign potentate In the world
fAppliuse know that under this present admnistra
lion that imperative law viii De- shuncd on anu that orr
Minister Ia ae Court "a a. James hssesI Is engaged IN
making apologies 10 the British Tories Tor the Republic
pubc haraugucs Hut Little else e. DE rhpeele i9n
this miserable cross bred Administration Cneersi Bnt
when Grant IL elected oud applause the doors Of for
egn prisons viii oqcn. and n there be an American GU,
zen iucarccrafcd iu NJ them he VIII 20 Tree lInthu
.iasilc cheers Both ~ the political parties nave ~
dorsed the policy of Congress bat Was leit ohhepnD
Congress Ocarry out ana make Law App.'us.
And IL viii be left 10 Republican ADMINISTRATOR, WIN
Grant at It's head Ia give elect 20 te law lNho'Is
Democrats promise much Ih"y Always PoinlsS ~ sc'
votes. They do more than proibs, 10 sen ish , w"
voice lin they won't get them Ws, ny , rs9"
aud cheeringl The time has ~ last come when inc IA
lrrlI love OF liberty That beats 40 paS9oh u, e'siy
Irish heart il beginning To see where ths
path leads and that To give effect to the principles OF
liberty aud Freedom III Their own dear pt ,
and prosecuted hand, ih.y ilat JON 'IeiI io0e ~ VI
party OF liberty here. lAppliusrl Ih.b musl 'ila''
bissesl committees organized Tor purchas" ana Hc All"
that party which asks Tor the Governments OF inc cpup
lie today So HAT they shall be able 10 conduct 1t upon
tho secure and ecohomca hHe utnn Nnm ~, ~" ,b nc,
the Of the city oi Now ok bht inc Dco
opposed ia. wal IA every feature =. hhs,e vi ''
NatiOunl side They Joined the men they had IcAsutu
with 10 organize the Rebellion; they dld not go INTO me
ngi but maintained u AZ home, encouraged ros cilsu
down the Government Tor It's be, acts. opposed and do
oppose sil, the abandonmepi VI slavery am n'y Will ~
that when under tho soalled policy of Andrew Johnson
civil governments were organLsd after Tue war III 'e
Rebels were elected afie. nceep,nS MnaI ohn mey
called few Fundamental CONDITIONS, wnsh nj, Soni h
were The Abandonment OF slavery tho guarantee VI ine
National cD the non 'nl'l " y s ~, ~, te enact
ing of that scandal aid shame 10 we 'iN
man found not employed and II lie did not see III to ae
rnnl maj WHAT they ontrcd him, he without
employ Ien should be arrested and declared yagrant
nnod aud then hired out 10 Que Qt BIS former masters 70
work his lne Aud what was that but the relhsli,
tuition Of slavery In tho most covert ana lnhuna anu
cOwardly manners IL all the southern states
where the johnson Legislatures were organized And
those Legislatures elected Senators and Keesentatfcs
to Coz fSss and iey Game there 10 dcmaid admission
What should No do with them Would yon have JUST,
fed our admission ol thon Cres Of M" no. Never!
II would be 10 organize rebehon III TINS ahd WIN moo
power than had before the war IL would pc 10
renact all that had destroyed And thank 6od nat
there was found American Congress ready ana aplc 10
brave Andrew Jollson and his Rebel cohorts, ana
,vhn i'm braylug IL wped out the whole miserable