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

ond cOId nj NtuITITITy
with it. Let me cay in passing, that this armed
neutrality" which is nothing ess than armng against
the nation, is aH much meaner than " Secession m
assembling and skuking treason Is meHer than open
and ayowed treason. Being more seductive and per-
nicious, il should be more surely punished.
Uis often said that we cannot live with a conquered
South. admit that her Slavery has at last become 30
rampant us to make II impossible for us TO 1--we win
sqrshoidibg South be site conquered or unconqueIed
But with the South set free from Slayery-from that
DESTROYER OF her temper-we can i've. we can hVe
with her when her idols confounded, her images
broken her stormy spirit tnnquillized and her soul
even as weanedchiid." Wecannot live with drnnAafd
but il does not follow that we cannot when he has
become sober man. With an insane man We cannot
live but we can when be has " come to himself
When the South aud the North have become homoge-
neous and their interests harmonized they can ony
live together but they wthen be happy IN each Other
But do not propose 10 conquer the oo.n IN y ucn
sense as to subjugate her. IL can hardly be said that
we propose 10 conquer her AT all. Her daring rebels
we must conquer: aud even they, when conquered,
will trust be mercifully dealt with. But the eman-
cipated South will be the acknow ledgod equal OF the
North Her m, n we will regard our brothers, and
her women as our sisters Forthe North, having con-
quered the rebellion, TO got hanging the rebels or
coniscating their estates, would betiay an amazing
forpetfulnees of her own large snare OF responsibility
for the rebellion Slavery alone having caused the re-
bellion and the North having oonnbuted, II no, us
greatly as the South, nevertheless more guy to the
growth and power oi Slavery, the North Is a. much
bound the SOutn 10 oAcihlh
lion {" This is my work f" Nevertheless, the North,
ii il be only to express her pcnteuoe, must put down
the rebellion. ,,.,a
Fifth. Tie war and Slavery ended, and the eolored
population Of the whole land will enter upon more
rapid march Of improvement than the world has ever
seen. Tie South will give up her religion OF Slavery
and the North win no longer take pleasure In rei-
zion OF South Side Views aud Societies for tncu-
eating pro.Savery tracts. The Religion OF Reason, OF
Jaaus Of the Bible now 80 little known In any part
of The nation will then be practiced IN every Ps,t Oh
it, The cOored people will share Largely IN b ~ OS'I asc6
ot6er In penitent and aectonate services ior them
over all the South will spring up sach eea"nd % ~,
meetiug.houses and Bibles schoolhouses, ana scnoo
hooks IA was never before heard OF. Inc cursea
neSro new will die with its cursed parent slavery
Blsck children will be mingled In school WIN VIE
children: and the Uncle Toms and the Aunties VINO
are TOO old TO 90 10 school, will not lack aneenc I
% tsseh them. But private beneyolenee will nc' 80
,Is ony fountain opened TO the blacks IN the gre a
Of their redemption. State Governments WI. .'s sIn
,ho;r benescent action The Federal Govcrnueu, WI,
sIso extend helping hand. It will not only relieve @
,h blacka of the degradation of being excluded IRON,
ularv service and of tho deeper degradation s. an
cruel oppression Of their exclusion IRON 'no P10H0