New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-21
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tioniss; ey call us rebels think il viii he revo-
luton before Is over but II change Of Government
makes revolution, the revolution Is at The North
CURIOUS MODE or REsOUING THE CONSTITUTION
DOESN'T LIKE LNCoLN's PROCLAMATION.
At tho South our movements from the beginning
have been planted upon the principles, as have tod
yOu Of Revolutionary fathers and The ConIederih
states to-day have rescued the Constitution, with
some improvements, some changes, oil oil which We
think improvements. They stand to-day the defend
err, supporter aud mAinainers OF that ConsItuion,
which the admiration and devotion Of rs gu.
Bat change Of government has taken place at the
North. The Consultation Of our fathers has ALREADY
been rampled in the duet. From the tiGe Dir. Ian
cola went into bis Office until to-day II has been hni
step after another-one stride sitter another upn
the Constitution Of the country The hrst thirx ne
did TO call out seyentyiiye thousand mil lie
had power 10 do It. That Constitution that aadi-
SOD and Washington, and the pa,i9ts of The Sonh a.
well as the North, gave thcir consent to-tha Consul
tuition that was our adniraiiOn-'6i Constitution the
Southern Slater have rescued declares thai Congress
alone shall rgise armies.
His next net was 70 increase the army to twenty-five
thousand men. II is he did 10y an edict. The COnsii-
tution says Congress shall increase the army. Afer
thai lie Increased the navy twenty-five thousand.
IlouS Napoleon or the Gar Of Russia never assumed
more dictatonal power. The North responded TO II.
Tint Constitution that had my admiration and m'ny
OF you doubtlers have heard me upon H. for II there
was anything upon Which my whole soul rested, ana
for which have devoted lie and everything dear, II
was be Co1stituiion of my countfy that Constitution
that Ne Montgomery Government has rescued de, aies
thai ho man al be deprived 81 his hie, liberty or
~, p atty, but by due prooe- Of law.
That YVES the old Constitution. IL y the COnsntu-
tim we rescued. TIE Constitution the Confederate
see presents all people high low, is the surety
10 dslra thsn tappsanse but, fellow ,itEens, MI
Lincoln, By bi, own odct, haz DuIIIed, abrogated,
destroyed ranlcd under foot this great constitutional
iIt. lo Las suspended the 'i.h' Of hibeas corpus;
ud 70 dry, II any one IN Aeir1 land or Missouri If
dywn-trodden oveaiden by lis ny Imdons, or even
il Massachusetts,, if any freeman Ikes up Ia Toe land
Of Hancock to-day and says or cirus that the people
o. the SOuh can g0vcro Themselves US trey please
that for which Massachusetts once ppon time
pledged honor and fortune ard everything d'ar-Ii n
heeulm Vas to-day TO anlo,lo the great truth upon
which the Revolution fought, he would be ar
rested, put in ail, inrniued in dungeon, and the
Courts would be cloee5-ho would have no bearing ex
eept before conference.-the aud be executed FOR IL.
ION wAD SOME POWER TlIR GATIE GIE Vs.
70 SEE OURsEI.s A. OTHERS SEE Is"
tell YOU the revolution is at the North. There j.
where constitutional Abery has been destroyed and
i YOU wish 10 know my judgment about the 1tory OF
this wa you may read il in The history OF tie French
Jaootins They have b., ome liccnous AID lawless
mob, and hall at III b. surplied IT, IN less than
three years, The leaders n tiis war, If Lincoln and HE
CaLinei, its bead, 10 the galows or giIlotine,
Just thote who led the French war Hpplauscli for
human passions, when aron.ed are as uncontrVa-
bic "a the elements about us. I've Gully hone OF man
Eird in the restraints Of constitutional law, and
and the Day they framed Grd ratified ihcse lawiess
may talk OF freedom and liberty, but tell you peo-
le without rule restrained BY coostitut Onal law eau
lie free. They NAV be nominslly free, but they are
vasil and slaves and tits untTdlcd mob, when they
attempt check It, Lincoln ard the rest VIII be dealt
with lnst ~ III you it was In France.
Wby the conservative sentiment in the North II
againit this war. When tell YOU il il Isnn,ica, do
no, mean that all fanatics. just as the stur-
dies trees of The forcFt Weld 10 the blast Of the stom
so have tile friends Of the Constitution Welded at The
North And how is Lincoln 10 get these slOOOJO,OuOf
/ told you might ray something more about It, ihey
nave not the money. That is true. suppose the
North now nignt r,se $780, 90 UOO in gold and silver
have not seen tne retuIDs OF the banks. But their
none, -lehdcrr nos going 10 lead 1t. Some say
that the war will be short one NO, lay friends, 90
hot Law that laiieIing unctou 10 your souls. HOW
did tie Jsoobins Isire their money Why, they laid
their hands upon t and that IA the way they will do
al the NoitJ. First, they will issue scrpi but the
Secretary OF the Treasury cannot come up and tel
them that IL wrong. He has not the nerve, and he
might lose his head il he were 10 do It, They may
Issue TOUR hundred millions OF Treasury notes. and
t1us get along for twelve months, or perhaps TWO
wears before they are 100 much depreciaied. They
viii tnon issue scIip against the Icl mans properly
HE PROPHECIES AND LIkENs Ills CONSTITUTION
UNTO SALT.
What i to be the result Of this war ! an not
prophet but look upon it fraught with the most
nome consequences not unto us, but 10 the Peo
plc OF the North. have always believed that II the
Union were DESTROYED the North wood run inlo anif-
chv and despoism. We are the salt OF the concern,
and Il il only questionable whether or not we nave
quit too soou. Taat il the only do"b have. WHsGe