New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

in each individual who can make good his portion by
force Of arms claiming the right TO defy the power OF
tie Government. Thus we should have brought BACK
TO tie days Of the rotber Barons with THAR m0sted
castles and marauding realners. This doctrne when
anayzed, Is simply declaration that no physical
force shall ever be employed in eXecutiaQ the laws or
uPholdiDg the Government, and Governmens INTO
whose practical administration such principle has
been introduced could no more continue TO exist than
q conld live with an angered zebra in his bosom:
If yOu would know what the legitimate fruits OF
SecessiOn look at Virginia and tennessee which nave
go lately given themselves up 10 the embrace OF this
monster. There the schools desertedi the courts
of Justice closed public and private credit dstroyzd
commerce anniilated debts repud ted con hscaiions
and spoliations everywhere preyaiingi every ehesk
blanched with fear and every heart frozen with DE-
spair and all over that soled land the hand OF in'
friated passion and crime 10 waving with vultures
scream for blood the sword of civil war. hnd tins u
the Pandemonium which some would have transferred
10 Kentucky
But am not here to discuss this proposition Tonight
wish sOlemnly TO declare before you and the world
that am for this Union without conditions, one and
indiyisible, now and forever am for is preserYa'
tion at any and every eost Of blood and treasure
against all is asssilants. know neutrality be-
tween my country and its foes, whether they De
foreign or domestic; no neutrality between thas
glorious flag which now floats over ne and the ngrates
and traitors who would trsmple 1t In the dust. MY
prayer ia for victory, complete, enduring and over
whelming, TO the armies Of the Republic over ell ts
enemies. am against any and every compromise
thai nay be proposed 20 be made under the guns OF
the rebels while at the same time am decidedly IN
favor of aordng every reasonable guarantee Tor the
safety Of Southern institutions which the honest con-
yiciOns Of the peoIle-not the conspltstors-of the
South may demand Whenerer Hey stall Tag dozen her
arms bgk nat until then. The arbitrument OF the
sword has been deantly thrust into the face Of the
Government and country, and there IL no honorable
escape from il. All guarantees and al attempts at ad
lustmeut by amendments 10 the Constitution are now
scorDfully rejected, and the leaders Of the reoeihon
Id. eknN Hpltf NnF
iade eudencs In tbis contCmptuOus rejection Of guar.
anes and in this avowal Of the objects Of the rebel
lion now 30 sudaciOusly made, We have complete !
exposure Of that fraud hich through Che Slavery ag
talon has been practieed upon the public eIeduiy or
the lac, fifteen or twenty years In the light oil tbs
revelation, we feel US one awakened from The sufo-
eating tortures of a nightmare, and realize what
baselefs dream our apprehensiOhs have been ana OF
what a trJorous swinde we have been made The VIC
Tins. They are fighting for their independence In
cerendence of WHAT Independence Of those laws
Which they themselves have aided in enaeting; ipde-
pendeuce of that Constitution which their fathers
framed, and TO which they are parties and subJe by
Inheritance; independence Of nst Lenehcent Govern
IGent on whose treasury and honOrs they have grown
strong and illusrrious When man commits rob-
berry on the highway or a murder in the dark, he
thereby declares bis indepe nenee Of the laws under
which he lives, and OF the society Of which he IL
member. Should he when arnigDed avow and justify
the off nee, he thereby becomes the advocate of the
independence he has thus declared; and, If he
resists by force Of aTms the oihceT when dragging
bin 10 the prison, tho Peniientary, or the gallows
he is thereby lighting for the independence
he has thus declared and Gdyocated and such is the
eonoon of the cOnspiators of the South Of this mo-
ment. Ii il longer question OF Southern nights,
which have never been violated, nor Of secnIisy OF
southern institutions, which we know perfectly wen
have never been Eteriered with by the General Gov.
ernmeut but il is purely with question OF ma ional
existence. In meeting this terrible iszus which rebel
lion has made up with the loyal men Of the country
we stand upon ground Infinitely above all party lines
and party platiOrDs--ground as sublime a. that on
which our fathers sood when they fought the battles
Of the Revolution. lam FOR throaipg into the eonest
thus forced upon us ell the material and moral re.
,ources and energies Of the naioD in order that the
struggle msy be brief aud little sanguinary a. poss
bic. 1t is hoped that shall see In tbs field Laf
n ilhon OF latiotic volunteers, marching IN columns
which will be perfectly irresistible and borne in their
bands-for purpose Of conquest or subugaioD, bat
Of protection onlyWe may expect within nIne months
to see the Siars and Stripes floating In every southern
reeze and hear going upwild as tie sto tbe exul,ant
shout Of that emaIcipAted people over their deliver
ance from the revolutionary terror and cespothm by
which they are now tormenled and oppresSed. The
war conducted sucb scale will not cost exceeding
four or five hundred millions of dolars and none need
be startled at the vasDess OF this expenditure. The
ceb thus creeated viii press but slightly upon us; y
will be paid aud gladly paid by posteIity, who will
make tho hest bargain which has been mdo snee tue
world began II they can secure 10 themselves IN ATE M
egrity aud blesngs such as ibis at such
a cost Bat IL In this anticipation We are doomed 10
disappointment; il the PEOPLE OF the United States
have alfeady become degenerats-Inay not say 10
tbis ReUubbe 10 be GisiislsoI and ,ubyer9d by the
traitors who have reared the standard OF reVoi Ast
IT, then trnst the volume of American bis CRY wi De
closed and sealed up forever and that thosc who shall
survive this national humiliation viii take unto them
selves some other naue-eOme name bayiBR no N islion
10 the past relation 10 great eneesIors no reh
tioa TO those monuments and batleneids when COM
memorate alike their heroitm, their loyalty, anu 'te'r
glory.
A. Al. r. IL AS IL.
dsunionsts, that in thus supporting Republican Ad-
ministralon in ts endeayors to uphold the Consltu
ton and laws, we are submisioDists, and when
ihey have pronounced this word they suppose they
have imputed 10 us the sum OF all human abaseniet.
Well, lei it be confessed we are "subuissioni.is'
and weak aud Bpiriiese IL may be deemed by some
we glory in the position occupy. For example:
lie law ssys Thou shalt no; steal"; we submit 20
this law and wonld not for the worlds worth rob onr
neiQbbor of his forr, hs arsenal', his as his mum
tiOHs OF war, bis hospital stores, or anything hs's
bs. Indeed 30 impressed we with the obligations
of this law that we would no moro think OF pnnder-
ing from orr neighbOr ball million et aoars Oeeag
found IN one Of Biz unprotected mints than we would
think Of lehng purse from his pocket In efowded
tborouRhfare. Write down therefore I" subnssion-
ist," Again: TIE law says thou shalt not swear
faIsely": we submit 10 tbs law, 8n1whlo IN th9
civil or military service Of the country, with an oath
10 support the Constitution OF the United states res-
ing upon our conscienees we would not Tor any earthly
consideration engage In the formation or execution o
a conspiracy 10 BuOferb iuht very SVbehtubVnt anu
with Il tho Government to which il has giyea BIRTH
Write us down, therefore, again "submis,ionists:'
But again: When President has been eleetod 10
strict accordance with The forms aud spirit OF The Gon
stuop and bas been regularly installed into otiee,
and il Ronestly striving TO discharge his duty by
rnatehing the Republic from the jaws OF gigantic
treason Wbih threatens TO crush it, we care moi what
Ills name NAV be or what the designation Of his poltI
cal marty or what the platform on which be stood
dnrfng The Presidential eaovass we believe we ful'
fI in siQht of earth Bnd heaven our highest Obhgons
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