New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

eHecy ui ana t1e eeope 90 nJt Went u VHS'oI -
le' ih' danger Which Is tie quarter Of he espe 30
ealsnity Let al note ths answer well. IL Is nom
the irrational and pass nate acton OF S0MhTr u9N
shat danger is sppTeh. ended. IL ~ not q .uplon ~
fear'd hut the attemDt at disuuon. Hltl 'ho .sa,
encouragement TO expect success, some snppose
ban % OF reckless and - ssionsts precpltators wpn
loel 10 the revolutionary stsrdard OF Doo
and seek 10 realize the dsordered .avlogs Oh us
less tongue. II il well, then tbat pane sGo 49,
ia warning finger upon thes' mafmsn, ana give Iheu
q foreasfe of The dssser they woulf 50 t1ougntleSsJ
az w dow n upon their own neigh sors ana co1'"y ".
Here steps in in good time, the contronpg po"ero
the material interests OF socety anu oa, ~ ppUirt
S1nnose the call ia disobeyed-thatu ngovernaole ep
reIsist in eudangeriDg The peace and prosperity %
tve,y citizen of the South, with no more o,ca'lon " ~
the imaginary vYoogs which Their own passions nave
coninI,6 NO. Where woud rest the blame Surely
non Themselves and upon the community VIM ID q
allowed them 10 assume the control OF its aiiars bu'
he Southern people have Dot eommen'ed 9rr.7 ~.
late 10 arrest the mad career OF these men, IL "as
OF IL for a day and to demonsr ate his iol NAV fdP."
was allowed 10 hold the reins of the orb of day. and to
nrec,tiia,e bjmeelf from the mid heaven ne h1d g.
Issbly son. h.. The equally disastrous resn 70 thsh
selves and 10 others, OF permitting these modern "
cin;taors TO drive the chariot of " uthern Interests
las lerone timely obvious TO the real mssers Of so
ciety Ever since Convention time have they fet Inc
usuTps rens gradually slipping from their gra'p
g. The eff CT upon the people at large: me gepe'al
consciouess seems 10 be that the fire Of the Ds1non-
lists has be; drawn in al and that they are now
poweress except for home mitchell Also, thai the
Pro Slavery sentiment has gone TOO iar ana heocsiorn
must reeede. This is seen in the tone OF hs brechn
ridge journals especially Of those published in conse-
yative comm unities DisuDion Is recJgnHa1 ~ tn-n
az "synopymous with revolutoni" and II IS frank'y
admitted hat the South s totally unprepared for slc1
action Practical surrender IL made OF the dogma OF
!" S,ate's right to secede of her choics; and
gradual temperpg down OF previous threats ana pre-
tensions is observable The secret OF all THIS Is IN
there was too great reliance placed upon thu supposed
existence at the North of pnbic opinion IN favor OF
hati
national recognition. The proof OF such Northern
sentiment would both encourage the na lnaoe deaads
of Slavery and justify to the South the uos' extreme
action in case of defeat while the appearance OF the
contrary fact both brings the people at large to stand
Of reflection and re consideration and up pals The reVo u
toni-ts by the immense resistauce with when they ID
themselves nfronted 1t would, indeed, hardly seem
possibe that rational men, even OF the South, shond
rfntpre mon tucb ultra Pro Slavery ground that Of
1860 without the expectation that the efforts OF such
Northern supporters as O Conor, Brady, Wood, and
othere had succeeded in changing the CONVICTIONS Oh
the Northern people upon the maln question. Now
the DEVELOPMENTS Of the ballo-box scatter al these
fond nsons and froward class, bent upon the prop
apaon Of their own pert theories, may well quail, as
they now do, before the unexpected ygor OF the con-
den nation with which thsy are received. Inc more
unanimous that cordemnatn, the better Tor them, for
it will bring Them to reason and for the country for
will restore its quetude by returning to it ITS former
well approved naIiooal principles and policy.
The question now arises, what IL the da'y OF tls
Y,
The prognosliss of Oc,ober be ased by the realities
Of November Shall money arrest the tide OF the Tree
thought and free action of free people Inc neeea
sity of interposDg base motive suggests DO a the
impossibility and the undesira3eness OF us
No Let The tide go on. For the interest oil ine
South herself let that tide rise to ts iul Oroining
now under Austrian oppression OF thought speech
and seton she waits the genuine heartfelt pronuhci
miento of the Nation in favor OF the old Wab hWOrhs
Of Liberty ard Human Rights, to bring her back o
The FORGOTTEN souvenirs of 76 That VIII encourage
and enable her to shake Oft he pssying ipnuenGe Oh
her LOCAL despotsm and TO tread under her feet th G
sban,d and hateful dogmas: that Slavery If co'quai
with Freedom; that Slave Labor ID the natural founda-
tiop of Society and that the slave system ought tere
fore to be built up and extended everywh,re' zone
mad with vicious education on these SUBJECTS, auu
blinded by the selfimposed ignorance OF Intolerance
and exclnsiveness-these are the singular propositions
ste has allowed herself 10 Oier for the decision OF tne
Naton-a Nation claiming to be the ireest IN the world
What that d. cisOn will be Is row. to all human lore
SIGHT certain. But il is all-importsnt now that
this decision shoud be 80 earnest, 30 general
and 20 overwhelming, as 10 leave no DOUBT OF
hope of change. II ought now to be sslued forever
that this nation, nation, Is IN favor OF ffee oes
and of free institutions, and OF no other, and taa
the mad pICpes of Slavery Extension must be
stay ed Let us plead then, for an absolute decision
in The interest Of the South hersef-boh Tor her uue
welfare and her present peace. Lincoln shQud %
Sou.h's cake he should be, not only " Consutu-
tioDal President" but also the People President.
This would take away the last preteAt IIoiu lno Vu
he difturbers Of the public peace. " Vox ropnh, yox
Del" will be admitted true, when great na,lon dls
danipg the side issues of policy and the nonsSues OF
fear proclaime in tones not 10 be mistaken s sent-
meuts on the great issue OF Slavery or Freedom Let
tbose then who desire peace at any price ana thoe
who would rather sacrifice principle than their own
ease or interest know this to be their true course OF
action in the present iunctue. Those who have hal
so long the qu6drenIiai Union sgue may now tnaHy
save the Union by going, where they 80 delight to
be- on the side. Let them not fear for their
consistency in the eyes Of Their Southern friends
Now ia their fever PERIOD and they will not be held
accountable for whatever they may do during It's
continuance. Let them all Join in, aud swell the
fnbime pecan which cheers the world as il rises fr)m
his nation of the Vert" Free Labor, Free Men
FRI edom everywhere and forever"
For we are surey fallen upon prophetic times and
who would be behind his day! lie the world uumind-
iu f that foretold final gathering of the clans OF dss
potism in all its FORMS leagued against the fair spirit
of Liberty Have OF careful interpreters laid finger
upon this very decade az the period Of that closing
struggle? And now, hank how in the Old World the
shackes Of civil and religious despom c,tter on dun
geop floors as they fall from the uprising form of
deemed Italy how the sound of jubilee rises in
despoc Russia, from whole people freed from soci0i
seIfdom Thus rapidly, and quietly and peacefully,
in cor sorance with the spirit Of the age though against
desperate and perhaps yet to be bloody resistance,
M, nkI seems mGr on 70 its of religious ciC,
and social treed0m-he Of perfect liberty. Let
all lageards beware America youngest OF nations,
and boestfuly the frees too hasens 10 do her part
shameaced for having been 20 slow and 30 late 10 the
Crsat achievement.
HOW WILL THE JEWS VOTE?
To ne Edi,r Of The N. Y. Tribune.
SIR: observed several days siuce a report in the
daily tapers of the proceedings Of what is claimed to