New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02

= r,,,,ds, Who shall give them an alsWeit
n,. and small propery-hoiderb nav, ~ r,osrtv
yst tbe battles for the protection Oh your
and when they ask Where are .ue m n"n exnIain
G;,;"ens Of Missouri call upon yon, by every con-
;anro,on Of interest by every desire OF safety, oy
erv re that binds yov 10 home and country delay
M longer Let the dead bury the deao-ieave your
nroperty TO take care Of it elfconmend your homes
e tbe protection of God-aud merit the appreciation
and love of childhood and womanhood by showing
Yourselves men, the sons of the brave and iree VINO
beoueahed TO us the sacred trust OF free Institutions
Come TO the army Of Missouri, not for week or q
month"; but to free your country.
" Strike till the last armed foe expires!
Strike for your sltsrs and your fires
Strike for the green graves Of your sires!
God and your native land"
The burning fires OF patriotism must inspire and
lead you or all is Osjust at the moment, too, when
MI might forever be saved Numbers give strength;
numbers inimidate the foe; numbers the neces-
sity often of fighting battles; moeIs make our
arms irresistible; numbers command universal re.
spect and insure confidence. We must have 0O,COC
men.
Let the herdsman leave his folds; let the farmer
leave bis field; let the mechanic leave his shop; LEI
the lawyer leave bis office, till restore the gu
prelnacy of the law. Let the ssplrants for once
aud place know that they will be weighed IN th,
/ balance of patriotism, and may be found wanting
Ifthere be any craven, croucbing spirits who have
not the greatness of sou TO respond 10 their country
call for help let them stay al home, and let only Tho
brave aud true come out to join their brethren tht
tented field. Come with supplies OF clothing anC
with tents if you can procure them. Come with you
guns OF any description that can be made TO brinf
down foe. Ii you have no aTns come wlthou
them aud we will supply you az far as that Is posi-
he Bring cooking utensils and ratiOns for few
veeks-bring blankets aud heavy shoes aud extr'
ed.cothing if YOU have them. Bring no horses e
remain with the army, except those necessary To-
the baggage transportation. We must have og;ov
men. Give me these men, and by the help OF Sod
| VIII drive the hiring thieves and maiauders IRON
the State. But, if Mssouriaus fail now TO rise If
their strength and avail themselves Of this opporlu
nity TO work for honor and liberty, you cannot Gay
that we have not done all we could 10 gave you
You will be advised in time Al what point to re
port for Organization and active service: Leave
your properly at home-what if il be all taken W.
have twenty million dollars worth Of Northern
means in Missouri which canno, be recovered. Wher
we are once fee the State will indemnify every cii
zen who may have lost a dollar by adhe'on TO th'
cause Of your country. We shall have our property
or its value with interest Bat in the Isine Of God
and the attributes OF manhood, lei appeal 10 you
by considerations nobler aud finer ihan money.
Are we q generation OF dwelling, sniveling, de-
graded slaves, or are we men who can maintain the
rights bequeathed TO by our fathers. These right:
csnpo; be surrendered. They are founded on pun'
cipies pure anu high and cred, like God their An
thOTiy he yours the ONCE 10 choose pet"eeH 'H'
glory of a free country and Just Government, and
the bondage of your children l. at least, Will never
see the chains fastened upon my country. wl
ask for ak and half feet OF Missouri roll on which
to repose, for / viii not live TO see my people EN-
shaved.
i Do j hear vour shoutsl L. that ycur war-cry
which echoes through The land Are yon coming
fifty thousand men Missouri shan move 10 victory
with the read Of a giant. Come On, my brave fifty
thousand heroes gallant, uncomfortable Southern
lmen-We awai, yO9r coming.
STERLING @. PRICE, M5orGen CONS.