New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

f what /, go true in tssf and susceptible OF ia IL
o,l proof. As"io let me thank your Sne, JS-ocs
for ssla for drink may nth entire inpuoty Do ds-
s-roysd spywttre snd By any body. For Judicial de-
ci.jons 20 his erd | have lsbCred and longed these
many years. " ,.
the Characteristic disrust and nidty OF their lesd-
ers the people you'd tsrrninate, and by the same
csnss are they bisds red rum terminating wsr also
Before this dgression / had been explaining by
what meals & nation cah save h-rseH lion war IL
viii. how.y.r be sad, that although she may put
berself 10 suca Cd attitude 81 Disarmament ana OF
t,us. in God and man shall eiec usly forOlf any
otr or nation from making upon her, there never
ths vil remain within her borders those rare edi-
viouss whose de- pravty have admitted BE-
ines here aud there whose demohlS Oh tlos .1e
go nld.ly from the kudly Inesres ofhe numsn bother
hood. 1his is true, aHd these t0sfs hH'"aHI se'e'
combining 10 pupder and kill sbene yer sni wherever,
a, home cr abrcad, the t9nptilon r,eets tneln,
and vithcu. any respect for the natlonaty OF tneh
victims will pirate upon property anl me- "GS',
then IN the light OF these tacts, saa nson &c
Sha he. oisarmed herself ~ avoid war. Nest see
now srm hersei 70 encounter pirscles ana " 4ueH
ard preyeut domestic Disturbances Al hftt s'S II,
tie Anne ricsn Psacs Society Is uacer no oOIsaIo9 "
srsver this question: sMce II le only WIN ~9f, Ieon
cal war trat i. has 10 do. N-yertheiess u must
answer the question, and ans S,r II ahrmatlFey'
For the ps,obs Will consent TO give up tuer az
mics un force shS De provided to take Iaeh plsee
ard perform their office ~ respect to thOee hV'l OuE
which tboush fslhnk bslOs the magnitude OF war,
relied on the machinery Oh Sarto
oveicoue. Butto tOpe that var will cesse Fhe is MS
chI e'y KEEP up, even thongh ior p0See atvS
iustabe an6 suo able to nope in otaer E0rds thstthe
means for carrying war may be Kept st hand "tn
out ALEC keeping alive its spirit, and tempting nfesst
ibly TO lie gratfcslCn s inoeed among t1e Vaaest oil
oil van hopes. | repeat, toen, that tne american
Pesce SJcisty uuet tsBe the ground tnat 9Aoush no
nation needs army TO protect tet iroa war,
every one reeds sruied police 20 protect tue p'r
sons and property Of rer suoJ-cts BON on sea snn
land and 10 upn, ID civil government and the cl4l
fshric | said & little while ago that YER ult be
ended by a. ssumiDg tHat It would be. al NJ now,
ever neon that il could unless righty cOmpo I" ana
efficient police provided TO tai tie pace q Sn
army.
AIMED police is iustfsLle Iay indsp-Isa5l- sLould
rot be doubted For lnstsnCe, mere are men 20 cA
ed as 10 izs fugitive slave for tae purpose Of re-
pung'r in into he he'll from Enlc lie mas escape
n IN ~ n case, whrre by the way w'cke'hess
r. ach.s its eliminating point there Is De-d OF 40 armed
force 10 the victim end punish the kdasppeIs
Moreover, If Government has become ZOO corrupt ID
summon such oiCe then tue brave ardtheJa-t must
ex,empolize Government this purpose. TaeJo'rys
end the Burrses must be devere1-t not ~ tBe
command OF the regular then at The command oi an
irI eg ulsr Government. Delivered, too, tney mus De
az hatsvsr cot Of fe for In the long run there VII
be a saving Of 10 BY the d,llyersnoe. AgAn, Bor-
der Ruflisns make Orays into Kansas, aud Govern
men. eds armed force to drive them BACK here,
too a Goyernmsnt must be eItemporlzed IN case the
exciting fas Ct It's du'y and ls even base eDoogh
20 shelter and Join the viii aims whom It should eXps.
| add bet the irregular but righteous Goyernnlent
which such emergency calls into beng Is worthy TO
be sustained by go'd men the eaIth overly toeH
p,syers their contributors Of food clothng, money,
and If need be- Of "Sherp's rifles" slso.
The most important question in connection with this
prOpO armed police is-what KIND OK persons sh0uld
compo-e il \ Preliminary 10 answering 1t Is ths re-
marx that men sIe to be made bs'ter alone by the
ff al ltpHn INC
to be called for cave in aid Of 1t. Nov, If can pos
sbly be conceived that war may be so conducted as
TO eIys cut ht hJhfu influence, and that 1t has been
entered upon with this usftorlOus purpose neVeIhe
less how vain TO entertain such opinion or expect
such influence If its regiments are nlea up WIN
men Of the description ard character oi thote VINO
cornrose aImiee. AS general thing soldiers are g-
porsbt vicious base. 10 tne phrase 80 commonly ap
lied To them, they are regarded "a " mt toOd tor pow
deT." Trey are the wicked men VINO, In the J1og-
mtpt of both Napoleon snt Wellington, are emnently
suited to make soldiers. They are the "machInes
that, upon the authority of our own Immortal Hsm-
ton. coInlose the mOet effective army. They are
adapted to the gromiDiOus oi:aphre aud norrlole
uses 10 which soldiers subjected. 10 word their
character with the character OF their en-
ploy ment the warriors are fitted to the war bad
mel. to bad prcfesion evil doers to tn cir evil deeds
W manifest is il that sucn men, IN Whatever ways
employed, can be doing nothing to reform ana 6less
III. w0Id-Bothi1g but 70 deprave snd cuIse 1t. Per
hsos one of the Orst effects of their servlog IN war
that cir vile and rsmous character brings reprOach
upon al of sIms against our eli0wmsn, ana leads
muitudee of tSe AID good 70 regard with sonor-
renee the taking Of human life IN any crcu instances
But the principle which il ID fOIletides taken de-
se ves 10 be h, DOred aAd Lot cisparated. Ine ten
dercy c The eacIice s in 9 me circumstances TO exat
human nafuTe. Moreover. besause Of this tenden-
cv erin es will be ,oms fewer and will be reduced iG
DE- gree as well as u Dunber. Quite unlike this - the
en, et of taking life in war. The cheap men who hSat
its battles chespen human nature; sink the estimate
of human life thereby invite aggression apOn 1t, snd
rights Of manhood. $500
Lest it nsy be thought that my escrpton Of this
bad character 10 soldiers ia in cOtct with my docHno
that the demobiaoal members OF the hum1n family
are comparatively few would not only say that il is
war which mskes soldiers bad, but Toud als) dis
clsim the iLputsion 10 Gny larss share OF them OF
murderous or in any wise malignant dispositions.
sm free to sonit that smlable and beautiful traits OF
character are 70 be found 10 any connected With
the amy and navy. Fee too am | to ADMIT mat eS
of them the subjects fstrong religious sentiments
Such Colonel Gardiner, CaOtail Wears, aid Gen
ersl Hevelock Butthai even HsvelOck, whose praise
Is thIOug no at all the ehurcn.s, was Christian au
compelled to doubt. / VIA not doubs that he deeply
loved and devouty worsbiped his Own ideal of Je-
sus Chrst, that Lis orthodoxy was valiant for "t1e
doctriIes" that be was full Of zeal for Lis Bsptist
Church, and that he abCunded IN prayers for all
But that enlightened and better day when the true
rehsion shsu be seen 10 be not q sentiment 10 weep
ard Joy over, dCcriLe TO quarrel for, but pnn-
ciple to be governed by in all relations aod life
TO be lived cut everywhere AMI always not the eTvOrs
which are kiLoled by fances OF God, but taat &C.
knowleo gueLt of Him wlicn il ide practical aod 10
poyeC by justice to then Will the Haveock tySeof
psiy whcu S 20 be~tchiDg In an age OF warreligion
be r,ckoned Of little worth. HsvelOck an III ast
man, Ss every who Identifies hlnsell with war,
al holds himself to do the devIlisms it bids. Tbs
unIeseryed mission TO human authority is Of itself
sufeiert TO prove that the warrior sanDot be just
msp ard thst war and Christianity are Incompatible
With each other. Hsvelcck among the foremost
mu;deIers Of the fshaLs-tLe poor Afshsns against
whom the British wsged wsr surpsssing cruel 81