New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21

in their hands viii st;Il onooso n and Iii
talk Tor my own qualification when no Others will hear
stand S BY sSss TScn aud slss Of sood We must
Andrew Jackson was, " The Union must and ,ba7l he
preserved" What would Gen. Jackson have done
had he been at the helm today He would lave
hnng the traitors higher than Halaan You NAV m.ts
peace with the loyal men Of the Soath, and there /,
| the place 10 make it. But how will Won do 4, var
rebellion Go with an agreement 10 oue hand and a
revolver in the other and ask the edency take s
choice II there il any you deal With, it Is tho
loyal czeps Of the Souththose that are persecuted
fr the sake of their that love their
Constitution, and are willing 10 die In its defense.
when they are restored TO position by conquering
Rebellion. All should strive together for this good
end--Inen should bare their bosons In battle, women
implore in the name OF heaven that the blessings
Of the Union should return and children rake
their little hands to curse this Rebellion az
fcrocions monster that has come hitber TO torment
them Before their time and dim with blood and tas
the lnster of their bright star. believed when tho
evening of the last Presidential election had closed
down. that should claim exemption and an honorable
discharge from the active discussions OF the day.
congratulated myself that should once more enjoy
repose in the quiet Of my home aud in the pursuit
loved. But this question Of Government or aDer-
ehy has aIisen and find 1t my duty 70 raise my voice
ar the demands Of my feowcitizens, until turbulencs
Is hilehed or is crowned with triumph Are you IN ia
yOr OF war; No. bnt am in favor Of putting dowu
war by force of arms. j am opposed 10 war, and in
favor Of obtaining peace by putting down the su-
thors OF the war am in favor Of peace, but ! ana
III idNoi vi Tue Vny couise til VIII insure Iultinx
ont armed Rebellion, negotiating with loyalty. When
this country commences TO die il will die rapidly.
W hen this nation is given mp 10 disruption, il will 10
to swift destruction. Rome, to be sure, was three
hundred years dying; but then Its physical powers
were greater than ours its moral force ess It's nerv-
Gus energy less acute than ours. When we fall we
shall go down in blood and darlness but not in tears
for the dying never weep. Nero, the last and WORSE
Of the Cesars, sung TO his harp while bis cap
ital was in flames Tamerlane to eignalize his
brutal feroci'y, reared monument Of seventy
thousand human skaiis-Atia declared that the
grass should never grow where the boof Of bis war
horse trod Hyder Ali left the Caruatic black with
ashes and desolation; bat he who destroys the
American Union viii be a greater than all or ei-
ther. And the foe, tue monster Brant,' who fell
upon and slaughtered the defenseless women end
children of this valley, viii be more approved In
history by men, and be honester Ia the sight
Of God than the desPoilsr Of our late happy UniOu.
Shall the fell destroyep of this beautiful fabric be per-
mtted TO accomplish their inferual GRAND, aud shall
they be- aided in this work Of evil by the cry of reace
Let escape under this shallow pretension. Solo
man, the wise King OF Judes spared not the murder
Job though he fled for refuge 70 Enclosures Of the
1abernnele and eung for protection TO the horns OF
the altar--be slew him there. And cry Of
peace to be negotiated With armed traitors
should secure city OF refuge to none.
am pained to zee the vast destruction Of property
that must follow; regret to tie prosperity Of the
country blasted AID destroy ed regret TO see the
great loss OF human life that must ensue. But il thess
events must c0ue tley had better come with coun-
destroyed. We mast fight battles, and bloody battles.
We must call vast numbers Of men into the field. We
must not 90 as boys to general training with ladies',
add dlers and members of Congress to the show,
but mast 60 In earnestgo prepared for action-to
fight it a battle. and not to fight II a. .
play spell. We must unite as a whole peo 10,
going shoulder TO shoulder. And when We do
20 we shall conquer. And why ! We have the
right, we have the prestige Of Government, we have
the sympathy Of the sinterested world we have tbs
moral and material clements to do il all and to insure
stand long vsr, with al their gains from prvaieer
ing aud piracy, and issuing Confederate bonds-made
Fen upon the property of people who were never
consulted as to their issue, and who repudiats
them-worh much as June frost, cold
wolf track, which no fnancier lit to be outside Of
the lunsic asylum would give shilling peck for
They ma vex, they may harrass, they may destroy,
they may commit piracy, but tie reckoning 10 to come
for all his They will be brought to the Judgment OF
tie American pe0ple--of their own people. They WIZ
be arrsigrod and who s there will be ready 20 stand
np as their defenders in tue name OF the Consti
tutionl
.'IteIl tlee Culloden dread echoes shah ring
Will boodhounds thst bsrS for thy fugitive kinss
VIVA, glorious Consultation we .osii have when is
iuds such glorious interpretenl How strong our
institutions will be anchored upon such foundatoas
The Constitution viii then literally
Live thsOrgh al time, extend through eli eIten,
Spread undivided operate unspent."
know there are some who fear tho warike power of
the rebelliOus States. They had great deal Of power
for good; but they have great deal less than they
imagine or is generally imagined for evil We are a
good deal slower in waking up, but when walked up
We are good deal more n earnest. The tone of the
Rebel press s exceedingly buggart in regard 10 its
men aud its victories Ii reminds me, when bear Of
their selflauded prowess Of the Snowman who spoke
Of the great capacity OF the animal he was exhibiting:
aides and gentlemen, said be, this is the Bengd
tiger measuring fourteen feet from the tip Of his
10 the tip Of his TAIL and fourtean more from the tip
of his tail back the tip Of his nose making Glt
twenty eight feet" p.aughter.) Now think their
eemes abou, their forces and capacity just about
az liberal. And they are TO be looked ut
accordingly. Nevertheless, they have greai elements
Of misctief. And il Satan himself bad been sent on
earth to scourge mankind, and TO the Land with
deeolaion, he could not have performed his mission
more successfully than by assuming the shape OF
rebeldemagogue, aud presehing Secession. Souud."l
Now, have a clear and well-deined and 0istinct
theory, of what would do with this matter TO attain
a peace. i do not know that this Government ever
can be brought back to where 10 was before.
In the enjoyment Of all its relationsi but
believe il can be. In population, wave
upon the ocean, aud the Of to-day pass away to-
borrow. / believe IL lie brought back, but not
by fostering rebeilioni but it Is by treating IL 10
treason, robbery and murder. and, II this Goyen-
ment ever can be saved, it must be by summary
chastisement and overthrow Of rebellion, thar the
loyal people OF the Southern States forward
and administer the Goyernment OF these States
as before. Who Is the mssiqnay that Is
~ he going 20 say What will he cay 70 this
party in rebellion II is pretty thing TO talk about
and fol the designing 10 dupe the North; it Is very
awkward thing to reduce to practice. II yoi
drive out rebellion, you will have loyal people South
ss we'll as North. Then they will all 90 what Virginia,
aud Missouri and Mary land trying DO and what
Delaware and Kentucky are doing. Are there any
men here who want this union divided /" No.
Then do not sympsthEe with treason 10 any form IN
gender, number, person, Ia any OF It's Inihea-
tons. HUT il hike ierociOus monster wherever yoa