New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

Are men theref Have sous become masters q then.
eetesi are characters formedi Hss the force Al
rsSl'tance sppearedf Wh,eyer shall have repli A -
zee aesons will have decided, Knowingly or M.
kn""iigy, whether libe'ty b. possible
90 not know that any people should be excluded
from merry; only all ase bound 70 pursue il by TIA
path that leads 10 IT, by eanes ess Of conviction. bv
Internal Acknowledgement which signifies by tbs Gtspe
We may seek in vain, sball Ill Eo mean, ofm,sr.
ale to this Il speak in the political point Of SIC "A
WREN the question is TO make citizens To place oas
self u'der the absolute authority Of God and his od
If 10 arqn Q III the face OF M parties, mui,rpj,s
genera oiHions an indpenderes ht mott ing can ssn
ny. Ine indeleudenle within Is always tcaIsiated
WITHOUT; ne who is inCeI egdent OF nsi la The IN.
m'in OF beliefs and OF thoughts, will be equaa,
b IN the domain of public aiisir. Thus o,moe.
ray its.if will not degenerate into socialism. M
one has been able to point ont the 81 ghtast sym.
tom OF socialism in the Upiied States. Notai.h.
stano,ng, demccray Is fully oOuIle there, and
tue election OF Mr. Lincoln, drover co hitboat.
man. once rail splitter, clerk-Of Air. Lincoln ia
sou oil bis works, who has succeeded BY his ovv
powrra IN becmiug well.iniorrued man aud an ora,
tor, this election proves certain y thu, Ame lean eouah
" Ia not ineuac-u by tie OF the Repull An
Par'y. IL menaces only the evil democracy. which.
under the gniiance OF the ,lavery ry. sought 70
for1e the nallon into Tue paths Of socialism. Bat Il
VIII not succeed Ia this tue question has int Le-r de-
cided. Between these systein- witch ARE 70 con.
tend for cotempo raneous cou,ur, ier, between So
cialism and ldividuslisn the choice Of tie UnitsA
States Is mado
Before essng the affranchiseu ent Of tire say.s
we shall, Therefore, witness tho ali ancLseneut ii
American poll O., They lave endured a shamefnl
yoke, and received Fad issons. Since JEFF. rsou The
born enemy Of true liberalism founded the Democrats
Patty, the Uoied States IA con inued to descend III
dtChvity OF radi aism work Cf relentless lcyeliue
was thenceforth pursued and tie domain Of conscrucs
BE- ame gradually invade. THO De moe a'ic Party
foond its filcrum lii tie south. Toe oL.ye Staies
forced the Dcio -ure OF the private tribunal and can
Iti tf.it Ils
tie INDIVIDUAL; neither tn ught tic Pres nor tie pull
pit were Tree among tbemi the fundamental uaxims
o. Puritan adj ion were "a rihred ~ Lem stss
the other. They did more; thanks " them men were
beginning t. Learn IN the Free sta 20 bow ~ ret 10
work TO pervert g. cir own conscieoees, and 10 sbs
tate for IL reritct tor 20 tnajCritieg. EverJ
day ing iuiqnities were covered b, the pc eat,
a" II We were just, We should comproul tho naio,Ai
uoity, or we should Tish LsIng tie woes secured TO
orr party" Violence, u,enac., b utaty aud ,orrup.
toi were boldly Introduced iIto political s,rsggIos
Men became haL Ted TO evil the oUoir G inca
the Sout ern W. REDUCING to lel siayery every Tree
gro VINO should Lot qui sOi OF the otates hardy
raised murmur 81 dsspprcIalion; tho United STATES
seemed H. p int OF h rg that faculty witch moth
ing can suryiv,-the faculty of ihdis nshon.
M. do Gasparin argues that tho time win
come when the extreme South, incapable Of en-.
during the life that is hss just created for ITSELF
will demand TO return to the bosom Of tbe Uuion.
It will then insist oo debating the conditions Of
reconstructing tho Constitution; il vii! appeal 10
private sefsbness aud official ambition in favor
of the desertion Of great principles; hut thus viii
not be endured by tho sprs Of tho people; a
new life has entered INTO tLcir souls; purer
blood circalates in their veins; and they will
stand no lonsense Of compromise With traitors al
the expense Of freedom.
The American people now striving to rise En-.
terpii ~ dicull slorione VIVA ever ay he tie
Issue of tie ind co. ict JOS about to be oeoded tis
will be only g. tint ooLhlct. L err viii te L.aLy
Others the uPisng d great Ieo IL L. Tot the wosk
vi dsy. Sometimes HS peace, sometimes ,erDags A
war with the STILES that lake Ia hand The "
sl,very the Aueican cone.ieEa ion will Ai;nes 'hs
dew, opment, after huoshe 4 the coaseluences
re ess,,y produei by that 10 iite event, elee
ton Of Mr.. Lincoln. LAYING roaol with the p.st
will te iore ed ~ enter furher .nd further i ~ tic
path fu,ure. We hayc al eady that which
ever byIOtLesi, 10 realized oi tbcse vii yer.
nit.d TO foeae, tue oi slavery l. des.i Ell "
experience defeat after defeat. IL ceasei u grow
il il about 10 decrease, 10 de- reae by sea siioa,
to de Iea by uni "a, 20 dc ea o by pele, ~ DO
crea,e by war. As suTcy t.i,ie ill Ce obsia.tss
Without uuGler 10 InOut ia oruor e. accomplish
{ is work, surely will til ~ora b. acsolllk ed
Certainly IL deserves BE- loved and Guisie wiib-
on. dis our; genen. snd Lesiaiion Europe will co~s
pretend il.
% seeing her attitude, tho angry champions a
SLv.ry will ub'iess perceive ~ they uii,tssen,
and that It If iuls To make cAIcnl.ti ~. A, 81
the br Va mtn the NO ID. they all re gl4d 10 l,IR
whnt Is thought 0i tom Il L. ride vi tie Atlantic.
This may ad, AID greatly Ia tae more or 81 distant
r,Osr,ilIs net OF tie U,iID Ii The GGli States
ki ew what insgrIUunule oisgust Will 10 arDasej
here ly heir COni-.:eIacy, iollded To secure Toe
duration and prosperity II Slavery; ii The Bb,,ief
States knew what yml AL ies they vii gsin by siius
with hbety, and what ua.ledI. toa- tDey will IA.
by dscls,ing themselves tor slavery II tue Norlsrs
States knew what rupport Is 90 u.e - 81 EN- by tiat
power t Q ci,f oi I'll others, pui he o, iuioc,
justified iu believing 'ht los pie-eit ,risis wodt
come IA pr upt ANA peaceful -olu io'.
IL ID a hAed hat tnat 80 1inetee,th century will
zee the end of slavery in al is ioc1s, and woe -
him who oppo,es tie march Of s.eh p''g.essl Who
is not deeply imirosed by the taouSht that, CO the
An Of M,r,b, az che yer, boar wien AIR. lincon, IN
taking POSSESSION Of TIC Pfe,a.ley at Was hgion,
zig lied to tie att, niyo WoIld tue viii OF gi"ss
r. pubic, ieimiB,d TIE c.n usSs oi Slave.
~, the aeuerous bead Of g'eat empire Fl .niaod 10
h, ministers his nmu9bl rtoly. ~ persre foe The
emaucips, ion t. toIi. In saDh cin licences, wac
does n I e,ogrize the hrgsr Of God. l AN, tneeeioe
tranQ nil: Russian opposition has FAILED, American
ouposilioo will lail There will be Aaeric.n opPos
i'm; there will 10 tlee " such siesdS, l. tie very
surruu dinge aid eat Iet 81 tie PIesl eu. We nave
Inst seeu how IL seeks 10 euefvhc IL Hs'l nhs,
1l dc i'm irrev1 sll TO tbat wavetirg policy, ucre
10 dreaded FIR Inn than lie PROJECTS % s--a.sintiI
-, hieh, i8ti or wrong, 40 n.lieu noiso hss een
aOott ". -ti.lsis, q evil has its Oond, marks9
naue' we've. won 900 S'IsIds i We'll yu,red
out In advance hs " shc Preed. ny "a Mr. LiA-
II you wish 10 know sins m,n,.s add Isoet
c la will be ia 10 md, sec Ia Va - "a tns vsors.
what apsl II IL was lLau9na,ed; Drs- =. Ia
tnat ion fr,m the Ii IS # tie usw fieelfe.-
Quilted bis naive t,ws: TIE lark thss ds,0'~-
upon is greater, perhaps, than iha' w,h las do
voved any otIerm,l sinee the days OF W,'iiI8ioaa
Oie that yuu, my isious, Nili sll pay th@ r@iy
re, Give thnl ass ir,n,e from On ug, oai wtib
cannot succeed, out With which s01Csss 10 cer.s'.
"Yes ser We will pray 10 yoal eHsE vas the 10
o m "A ni ihs iuAoh .nls OF nlllngitA, who. Mceg