New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
THE VOICE OF TREASON.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

N-Ou The hasten. Argus. Portland, Me.
The war has been Oegotieu by extremists in both
sections. Let them fgt il ont. Every day of bloody
work viii add to the strength If the conservatives II
both sections who wien this etulEi1n Of faun'iesm
shall have spent itself IN butciery aud blooi, viii aye
10 r, pair the wreck that iet RECONSTRUCT the Gov
eTDent and administer IT. Let us bloc tine.
Fanaticsn ultraism, never did adginister "a Govern
meut-ttey have destroyed them wi.hOGt nuDher-sud
they administer "a GOyeruInoAt. The
servatives let il be borne ia mind, not TO &c de-
stroyed in TIL. struggle. They TO be reinforced
and when the baters have goi tired OF killing aud
mangling each other, what is left of them will sunk
down into thnt uneuyiaby and well-meri ed eOLtempt
with which wien hungere aud Quaker pcrsecuiors
now regarded and he conservatives Will then arrange
and proceed with the alEs oi Tie nation Ia btei
like manner III Ill iTO ability i0r generations - cone,
Until perhaps dnotter race OF fanatics may be per-
mi,ed 10 cdrse the earth by tier presence, prove
that nationt, ns well is inOl lduais, nay 20 mhd,
and demonstrate how besutiiIiy the negro is 10
be elevated ty willie exhibiting themselves in
capable OF sel.-soverumeut!
From Tho sag Hagbor Couccor
II TO have war, the question may soon arise,
who is 10 DO the iehling The army OF the United
States will be very Inadequate 10 carry Oh tie Gil
strife which must the fret opening If hosites.
The relations OF the army officers preclude the idea Of
| their being very enthusiastic waIIors agains, the
South Flint large conf Lneat Of hese officers
SOntbroDs By bth and attach en. Second, many of
the Northern officers allied by kintr d and
riage 10 Southern families. Again, assocaiipn AID
friendly inter, lave made them brothers in ARM
aud altogether ihns draw their sword. for n-
ual ri ugiter. The army Of the Uncd States a.
most unit III opposing oivil war. II can bnruly be
possible, the eoTe that IN doing be bidding OF their
government they will fe rbAi eh.husa IN aud evince
that stirring n ltary sIirt and eDUgy which is so
much needed 70 iusUIe -uccee,. Ii will be a bard mat.
Ter 10 get up courage L. On EVIL ceu.e nau heart
must be in Lis work, or Is arm VIII strike Only half
blow. Next, Volunteers will be ntctssuy. Vino
viii lie the first to rush 20 the fra,Iicidal COLI
fict? The Uiiou men, VINO have beiiey.d from he
fist that Repubcafi.m was sectional aud wtOrgf
They will be ID 10 battle for 10 inconideniee We
are opposed - civil war We are Union men, and
know that fiei urg viii oAly wid TO br,acp. We
saw do not al member his noble Republic; but II
can't agree, if mist part. lei US do 1t Ieaceahly.
Let show TO the world that we 10 o.si-
gree. Perhas tie hcyGbGcau amy will be eager to
pour out their blood, and their broler- too, upon
Southern batlle-ields Perhaps the WideA Sakes
stand ready to VIE Oot rom existence Southern re-
benon. This nay boz We have heard belize reut
talking, bat hear OF seifsacii,iug volIuletrs.
Tie Gieeeys, and the Webbs, and the yatt-, ~aT
valiAuty in their sancims, but they viii hardly be
found applying for military commissions. TLi. cogr-
age is all in their in.. We do believe it viii bo 70
G sy TO eulist for civil sie. We DO not believe
tie people q the Moth viii foru my o. iny sor
There will be few nstivcbprn American citizeus will.
ing to initiate d fratrCdal war.
IRON The buffalo Republic
We cannot divine The - OF Providence; but to us
il seems That more unnatural and unhalowed war.
fare doee rot d. grace the annals of the yvoll Sup
pose the wrongs VI the sOnh are imaginary wrongs
Imaginary grievances have q moral force as potent as
those thai are real and demand seiOus treatment
Has tie party in power dealt earnestly and Caudiily
with the wrongs scJ forth by the SQ1thcn peoilel
Mo-, assuredy not bat viii logged obstiuaCy il las
nersi.' ed In forcing IL Ethical dOctIne, upon people
To WHOM tneg were repulsive, and because they
refuse 10 swallow the Republican drught, their bones
are 10 be rade desoate and their fair country
run with blood If the Union cOlld be restored by
waging hostiliiies against those men who conscienu
cusly Differ Rilh u.s. tie end attained would indemnify
We North ana the South Tor the sacrifices exacted but
ruin Of the country involved IN the fact OF war.
| ~ Administration may learn this too late TO avail
i,sehof the lesson With it te9cles, but The people
snouGlunder the living truth IN tie ears OF President
LheVlHll be acknowledges hi error. The cry should
now ne oPeace and should ring throughout The lad,
before the rk Of desOa;iJn has rended onr Govern
meh' 70 a.onh The people must now speak out boli-
~ anu ioi ioyht, enier tie terrible conte fences
OF thef apalnyi LIT Peace he the motto IL ID the
yuy h QUE ne and al ieb tie trae patriotism can ry
let the cry be for ~ are "O' 0''O'''' =
| 7, I'LL To- ;mmnteig (Pa) Patriot and mon.
oa's,,o.s iii lf Ow the War Is ofolgu' on
ss the o,nir Comprou 40 disastrous "a one I, case
sssr no matter NOW bronglNl only say. Nle .hiVu
tense will desroy H. and UNCUT, OF nlo', "i-,a
ia the divided halves that VIII ecu" 80, ron-,ruc
ton in the future We are satiS, H. 49, Of tne
advocates Of war are traitorous 'u,- a ;.,,;ons
toward the Union and that they ar ~ -; ~ ar;sa
all the Slave States out OF the Unio'a~di f. forIna.
tion Of Free State Uonfederacy.
| From.The Baltimore Exchange
Towhich side Of the conflict thai 70 wagI our con.