New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19


into n kindred heat. Here then, is ennugh 10
infuse ardor and stifen determination; but
beg oud, to tho extremes Of popninton, tOefe u
higher temperature of excitement For as the
cry of National danger has reached, and tho
summons 10 defend has Travelled, 70 Ar has The
enthusiasm accumulated volume. The hunter on
the remolest prairie of tho Western Unit has
canpht his rifle and turned from the trail Of MS
forest spoil 10 the traces of the enemies OF his
couotrys nsg and ia honor; ard the husband
maD leaving cattle 10 range, aud corn IN CRIB,
hands in bis name 10 the nearest recruiting sta
ton. and begs 10 be- led to her threatened frontier
In New-York, Boston, and our other empOrums
of commerce, with ships to be- prey TO thinly-
disguised piracy, and capital 10 waste under tue
two.fldinhuences of stay of prOductionau increase
of ex prndlture, mt Id sums already swept INTO
the vortex OF reputation and bankruptcy, meu md
money are offered without limit or condition. The
representatives of this mighty swell Of the living
ocean cannot halt if they would. The power that
passes the might of the wind aud the whrlwind, the
reused indignation of whole people, will hold them
to the courses to which outraged law and It's con-
den punishment must lead. Tiucc treaty, arms
tee, amnesty, compromise, and adjustment are the
gnoble terms Of a lexicon, which has persisted with
the rising. We have had enough and all We can
bear. Seryile politicians chewing on errors past
and veteran dcmagOgcs, who have led us through
devious mazes nearly 10 cur ruin, are no longer
to be the blind guides Of binder followers. That
occupation is gone, and for our generation gone for
ever. Lines of latitude, making divisions Of
social organization, the one born OF heaven,
aud the other belonging to chaos and eternal
| night, are no more for hs. With the
ouckeDed conscience of both hemsphercs, late
awakened ~ the justice Of Universal Freedom, re-
yviue thraldom is not here in the fire aud black
ness of rebellion, to have new quarters or a
longer lease. Love feasts have done their office,
and the peace calumet been smoked, I'LL the ar
is heavy with the evolving fumes. Other cura-
tlves have been chosen by the men whose only safe
~ was IN the quiet and unObtruslse possession
of that which was looked upon by the moral o
religious sentiment of the North as crime, tDe
tolel alton of which was only not Bin because
The sacred pledge of public faith gave 1t protection
and life. For seventy five years "e have been
| the phy sicans OF disorder which led to Tie
| chamber OF death. POultce and lotion, sedati'es
| and st,mulunts-remedies within aud Without
have nav, after these years Of medication, LETT
no choice between the lie Of the patient AID the
loss Of the lmb-the undertaken and the coffin or
the surgeon and his scalpcl. We may as
veil speak boldly now that We with dis
tmctness what was dmly disccrncd before.
| | am the more ready for one, because even now
| there are voices crying in The wilderness FOR a
new splicing OF the broken crutcbe- Of this limp
ing cripple of an old desp,t wa. Let il be under
stood how, while our bugles sing truce IN a bali
Of preparation, that white flags not 10 cone
into our intrenchuirnts with any proposals but
those OF unconditional submission. Tho days
when Antique gentlemen, with roiund abdomcns
and enlarged ankles, can sit 10 Concord Hall, or
the Capitol and send GU, counses for ;be healing
OF the nation are past No ftaternal conSiyalI'y
over Munongahela or Madeira, nor vows Of eter-
nal fidelity across the puddngs aud pastry pen
ultimate OF a conciliatory dinner speech, can
satisfy the stern resolve Of mon whore households
ore desolate with absence whose return may
he mutoted body or lieess corpse.
Swing honor and the national pride, which
| stiIs To- resist aggression, We cannot afford, to
look ut 1t through a grosscr medium, 10 stop
with halfway results. -Four hundred millions Of
dollars would Dot nov ill cut the short balances
Of l-airers, the sbruukrn ootngs of bills receIva-
ole. aud the short count Of the Stock Exchange.
Send every ,oldier to his home Tomorrow and
Won will ply for tie sudden array aud nrmiDg
ole hundred millions more. Calculating, there
fore, with commercial sagacty, we must have
some equivalent for tbs immense annihilaiion OF
wealth. individuals rich yesterday and almost
venLicss 10 day See with clear eye that repair of
broken fortune can hot be- had unless No now
dig for solid foundations, mud lay anew the corner
stone OF an enduring aud stable government
Three. qusrtrrs If q century, iniusing NIL OF the
time the sap vi healthy fteshness and growth into
tie sluggish channel. Of decayiug vitality is
enough of experiment for retiring barbarism.
and too much Of sacr.Gce tor strengthening what
the Ruler of tho Union had joined to the destiny
OF old in,iItuti,ns.
Or all resistance 10 legal rule Of all rebelliOns
to constituted authorities, this has been the most
wicked in It's modes aud the most weak in its
pre,rxts. Not single substantial grievance, not
a solitary encroachment upon their rights, gives
plausiblty 10 the plea fox recognizing treason.
Nothing except the choice Of Chief Magistrate,
by majority Of suffrage, without real or
imputed fraud of ballot, and suspected
policy, which would decline to give the
uiidew of their scrldem full range and
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