New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22

When ,ooo dan tba o. neraton born OF this great era
breathing its Inspiration T. fnce to face with the ASIA
tic worn out and wasted b ssss Oh sS vet VIII
class privileges and slavery OF pnaon Rn he neo
pie of that era well believe, VIII 1ow how to deal with
the Asatic as their neighbor will reniember the com
mand, Love thy neghbor as thysef" dGen 5eh1 nr
ness Of the East But the men of 1900 all free ana
equal, almost unconscious OF the presence OF the
African, at least no longer alarmed by IT, will look
back upon this age and with some feeling Of amaze
ment at preudices and difficulties IN conforming our
selves TO American principles But looking back mot
doubt that praise and thanksgiving will DO given to the
men who under God saved them from the consequences
erpret the future say what the 1900 would have
IN store, II the Rebellion had succeeded. nave you
thought about it, One war after another one insurrec-
ton OF the black people after another rising against Con-
federate masters would have occurred to waste our
wealth check our population, and abrdge our liberties
The year 1900 in such event. could hold out such
gratifying results now rise to our vision But THANK
who enjoy these blessings of liberty and equality In that
day. will look back with pride upon those who stood by
trial. and chief among soldier braves they will single out
for praise Ulysses Grant. When his schoomates who
Ulysses s. Grant viii be celebrated as having been the
chief actor in this drama of the war for liberty and civil
lice and equality with all their wealth, peace prosperity
and progress the 100000 OF tnat day VIII celebrate te
triumph of the Union and the overthrow OF the ke9e
lion they will light the bonires and ring the Joy bells
We may borrow for them and the occasion the exulhg
song Of the poet Farlngford
Ring out wild bells. to the Wild SKY,
The rear is dying in tbe night,
Ring Wild bells, aud let him die
Ring out the old ring in the new
Ring out the flse, ring in the true,
Ring out slowly dying cause.
AMI ancient forms Of party STRIFE
Ring Ia the nObler modes u lite
With sweeter manners, purer laws,
Ring out old shapes Of foil disease;
Ring Che mario wing Lost II gold
Ring ont the thousand Of cd,
Ring in the thousand years OF peace
These triumph5 and blessings for the future OF our
country viii be due to the success OF the Union cause
They are bound mp with the of that cause they
Grant carries flag ana heads the Union hosts; ne Is
moving on the works Of the enemy rOted by time
broken down by wrongs. We follow where lac leads
with good hope OF victory that shall prove browning
mercy.
CONCLUSION.
Union Men Of Kentucky There Is no other place where
one can safely happily go but TO the ranks OF this
To IT. the respect which hope for In the future
drives there; love toward the whole people and
faith In the Father OF impe5 to the standard
the Union. The OF the principles 10 repre-
scuts not doubtful They may not Triumph today, nor
Kentucky but tomorrow aud elsewhere, and here Mt
TO fight her battles And, tho battle once begun though
hanlad j. WIN" Though ard may not live
the perfect day OF liberty and justice hope and
work. for the one, it said, Is simply faith in God and
the other, Worship, What though zee die, humanity Will
survive while the earth sta; the individual peshes but
the race Is immortal But I'm this present contest We have
% cause and leader hitherto triumphant. We do not
doubt but that the banner which Grant now bears VIII be
carried 10 ual victory I'm November securing 10 US and
TO our pUstcriy lasting peace.