New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28


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diton Those who oc.pscated for bearing srRs 81
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men who join the army Of suejusstion are.hs Ibs'er g
from that sscson especially those from the rural dsusa
leave. branch Of i.dsy TO ,nfs. daring hi, :sss
The Institution of Sdceyy The Souih ai.ns snabs Arn
Place "a s sda force much larger IN prspr.io. @ Ay sA
o %s on S 10. S r.. 1s rS
Of strength to the South, particularly al ne p,aes eisa
and orr en- ME. wil be likely to hnd that the ymcrslsm
one Of hs mo" sgee,e esop eaptyHd s0a,.a the Uas
& We 20 Of .nsa ld % 70
We all enlisted for the wa aud there 10 hcus
edged (Monfgomery tAia) AdseftssE
As the rebels have already confessed the ConspfecV
which led the ReLe ion, so in tbis article do they
openly confess the handspring Of their streprh.
With triumphant vaunt, they declare Slavery to b
the especial soulce of their belgerent power.
Bet Slavery may be seen not only in what il hss
done for the Reb. lion of which it Is the indsputsbh
head-the fountain snd life-but al.o IN what Is baS
inflicted upon ne. There is not a community nos
family-not an individual, man, woman or child
these mastering armies Why this drun.beat in
your peaceful sIreets1 Why these gathering means
Of war; Why these swelling taxesf Why these
unprecedented loansl Why this arrangement Of
business Why among us the suspension OF hs
Habeas Corpus md the prosirsron Of all safe-guards
of Freedoml Why this constant soiiiluds yisi-
bic in ali your facesi The answer is clesr. Slavery
is the auibor-the agent-the cause. The anxioua
hours that you pass darkened BY Slavery.
The Habeas Corpus and all thoso safeguards
Of Freedom which You deflore have been prosirated
by Slavery. The business which You have lost has
been filcled by Slavery. The millions Of money now
amassed by patriotic oderiugs, are al snatched by
Slavery. Tie taxes now wruny ont Of your dimir-
shed means are all consumed by Slavery. And al
these gathering meaus Of war--this drum-beat n
your peaceful stree sand these mastering arniea
are on account Of Slavery, and nothing else. do the
poor feel constrained 10 foreSo thslr cnf'omery e&
or coffee or sugar. now burt euef by increased taxa
ton let them pledge themselves anew against The
criminal giant Iax-gatherer. Does any eomndnfy
mourn gallant men, who, gong lo''n Joyous and
proud. beneath their country tag, have been
brought home cold and siif with us iohs wrapped
about them for shroud Let Ill who sfuiy mourn
the dead be aroused against slavery Does meshes
dron tsays for son in the wer Of bis days cut down
mon the distant battlefield which be inolsieps Win
bis Youthful generous I'll cd Let her know thas
Slavery dealt the deadly blow, whieh took AZ once
his life and her peace
Iot hear voice saying tina. all this proeeeds--
not from Slavery--oh mol bu. from ADti-SaYeryi
that the Republicans who bate Sayery-nat ~
Abolition,ts-are the authors OF this terroie eolnas
grafton. Surely, you may well suspect tne ssnssw
1oyalty of Lin who pats forth is irrational and W
teily wicked imputsiion. As well say inat the eay
Cbrisiass were the authors Of the Heathen enorus
ties sgsins, which they bore their martyr tesi
and that the oroes, the axe, tie gfldiron anu We
4 Cbrisiisu dispensation. But he early Chnsflana
were msreDresented and falsely charged VIII crime
even as you are. The yrant Nero aiIer setting
Rome on fire and dancing ~ the comb grafton De-
nounced the Christians a. guilty Oh .hs wlekelheSs.
Here are the authentic words OF the historian
Tacitus:
$50 for the Q1ie,iug of this Mere udsly eAsye3
With the crime and punished with studied seseLisa
ssr cal Christians The ordns,or Of that name wa one
Christ VINO 10 the Iego of iees Suffered death By sens
on thereby reprsssed for tie time again broke out %,
only over Jada the native soil Of 'hs. mischief bs. IN s
things collect and flourish" tAnnal. Nv a.
5 The writer Of these remarkable words was Tire
. wisest and most penetrating man Of bis generalon,
and he lived amid the events which he describes.
Perhaps in listening to him you may hnd-an apology
: Cor those among Us who heap upon eotempoIaIiess
; similar oboquy The Abolilionists reed 10 defense
from me- Ii is to their przss-deslined 70 Dill an
: immortal page-that from the beginning they "a.
: the true character Of Slavery and warnea tnef
country against it's threatening domination. Jhrouga
them The Tres Of Liberty have been kept alive N
the United Hume is constrained 70 CONFESS
that these same fires were kept alive 10 England by
the Pulitans whom this great historian never praised
If be could help it. And yet they are ebaTge4
with this Rebellion. Gao this be ser Gus Even 81
the beginning Of the Repubc the teeds Of the Con.
spiracy were planted aud il 1920 aud then anin ia
1880. il showed itself--wbile nearly thirty yesrt
ago jackson denounced il, and OF its leading
4.
isg head for this full time bus-not only In its dis.
taHt embryo, but in its well attested Developments
antedatiug those Aboliuousts whose prophetic
patriotism is now made the apology Tor the crime.
As well-where tie prudent Passenger has warned
the ship crew Of the fatal lee shore-arragn hing
for the wreck which bias elguled all as well ~
out that the philosopher who foTesees The storm "
responsible for the desolauon that ensnes, or shse
the astronomer, who calculates tie eclipse, 10 ne
author Of the darkness which covers the earth.
Ard hafO eli
me 20 open to you briefly the present situation end
It's duties. You have seen slavery even before tne
Federal Union, not only disturbing infnence, Dun
An actual bar TO U0ion except on e0Ddiion OF sur
render 10 iIs immoral behesis. ION nave soH
Slavery at ell times militant whenever any propose
ton was brought forward with regard to II, sn1
more than once threatening dissolution OF TIE
Jnion You have seen Slavery for many years me
animating principle OF q Conspiracy agaips, tle
Union, whiIe t matnred its Iayltions piaus ana ovs
when the Conspiracy had wickediy nPened, yc@
have seen that it only by concessions 70 ssveFys
that it was encountered, as by similar concessions "
had from the beginning been encouraged. iou how
see Rebellion everywhere throughoub the Slave
States eleyating its bloody and threatening no
existence Of the National Government and al 10 ne
name of Slavery while IL proposes 10 estaoAp new
| government whose cornerstone shall be Slavery.
Against this Rebellion we wage war. ~ il ons
determination as il ia duty, 10 crush 1t; and taf
will be done. The region now contested ~ tne
rebels belongs TO the United States by every TIE y
government and OF right. Some of u bne oee9
bought by our money, while all OF it--wih It's iHeY
harbogs and extensive o0ast--has become essenusy
to our business IN peace and to our defense IN WAT
Union ia a acknowledgements
lpoliLicsl-military-and,n | may so cay, ever .
| iiuyial nsoeesity. Without Juion, Peace on tal
continent is impossiblsi but hie withScs peace
impossible also. IT,, .rS
Only by crushing tbi. Reteloa can . 4. rs.ltS