New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21


n the loyal States this rebellion, in all human <oba
,ility would have been put down before ths Bat il
las been encouraged BY the hope tear >, Wa so nave
lid, coWiO, and aslst3nce in the loyal 9b - J. mas
rad every for snpposing 50. BEN,t IL sees
ts aids going down to Fort Lafayette and Fort Nc
Henry take lodgings it will then eT es'ain differ
ent kind Of dea | know there are s0Ue who are OPP
posed 70 wa although they do not AXE sides With the
Rebels, and are for maintaining the Union lndero
the Peace party in his State Is Gethhg rather INTO t
position iust now. lie remind, me # the words OF
dopgeel poet in fable OF Cd beis anu birdie IL ter
rible conflict. tie says:
" The pruJen, bai Joined neither 'su,s,
Among - rIanI teeth md ;la"F
Until ~. bpftle's thicksst neat
And hes, h h Joined IT, s.ronees, r'rt,
And forghl with al his might and heat,
At length It tuTnrd the other way - .
nd tScA he lew TO win the day" lLS7sN'e.'J
Now the peace party are going TO occupy n51 ~, ma
position IIey are going 10 lily back a. d forth When
they ttr there il a prospect for this rebellion, then
they wi n be great big peace men and talA .4rgs.
When they see that the rebellion is about 10 De
crushe a. az they win zee, If they look on HreG sp-
pIausC 4 then they wall sing SMALL Lalghfef.l lAey
win Ii Won that the President has yiolaed he Con
stitu hon Their President, Mr.. Confederate Prrsiden!
Dawes. has not: has he Oh, noi Abraham Lincoln
has violated he Constitution IN the attempt 20 dlspoH'
OF anu put down THE Internal rebellion. lie mas com
lifted in The eyes of this peace pnrty Am unaf DON
ABLE en because he has not hunted up ma5ly pee
cent for ever, thing he has done. Those ID 'HH5
against the Constitution, who with fire and sword
range through the country
-" Far and wide.
Where many ehldiug mother and new SoIA JsDy uee
they may 60 on their errand OF destruction, in their
perjury their arson their treason, their murder ana
there are no words of condemnation for them; bnt
the President of the United States, IN attempting 10
defend our citadel IN ptllyDg around the standard oil
his country Constitution they tell you has not gone
exactly according to the Constitution. They tell you
he has lid his hand upon the liberty OF the pres ana
nererrd with that and they distressed npon the
subject becau they gentlemen OF principle noi 10
say interest laughter they are distressed taat IN hls
great free Government the President Of the UnIed
States should not permit inceudlary, treas1nable
press 10 disil It's venom through every channel OF 90
ci,ty. They tell you that he suspended The hgoeaf
corpus, aud therein be las violated the greHt ana car
dual principle OF American liberty, AMI there he IS
condensed Blu: they never find condemnation Tor
the ireacherous niscreah,s who are attempting 70 de
sIroy the Government, l will tell you where PEe'i
dent Ii coin could have done goa service
not only in susIending the habeIs cor
pus not only in laying bis band upon
rorous press not only IN aTresting individuals and
sending them Fort Lafayette or Font Mciienry bu;
in sus, ending Of the parties TO This treason no
longed applause and wayilg Of hats VOICE. IL
is DO, 100 late vet" Renewed applause No; il Il
"o,tter late than never" The President has done
inst what he bad Ri hi 20 do-pTecisely; what coa-
mend him for and stand by bin for. Applause. lie
had perfect right 20 do H. IL was his duty, and he
ment, 10 seize every IT, acherOus spy every wretch
~ Olted and leprous who was attempting 10 zap and
mine his e0unlrvs Constitution, and beray hi- Gov
ernment. Printed treason has no immunity over
spoken treason written treason. The Press has a
right in ordinary times 10 discuss freely all the
measures otbe Government; and that il what we mean
BY the liberty OF The Press Ii ia something beyond
mere paTrOt-cTy Those who have been raining parrot
cry of liberty 9th pr re when they mean the desruc-
too OF tue Government should be served parros-
they should be pot in cages Applause and laughter.
Bul it j. thing TO discuss the principles OF Cow
ernmen, aud another thing TO sap and nine and oeray
and destroy the Government. press has no moT9
right destroy the Government than have. IL has
no more right 10 travel aud send forth missiles than
have H. the same eXcep, that IL Is more mschiev.
in proportion 10 Its power OF dissemination. And
when press attempts TO undermine the Government,
TO apologize for and moderate and aid rebellion tha,
press guilty of treason, and II 10 the duty OF the
Executive Of the United States acting Commander
in Chief for himself and Tor others, to pa, 10 down.
which he SAYS, "What about The AOOluiouis,s aud
Anii.Slaveiy Society p viii tell you, my iriend;
Don yet rusted like an old wesnereock and think
the wind ~ blowing DorheasL becauso II blew there
last January. IGrra, laughter. II you will read
your countrys history, you will find wha, sand about
that when l. question:; and when Il Is quer'
ton again will tell you what / cay about IT, Bn',
10 follow the advice Of the Savior Of men, lie,
We have five question TO deal with nov. and
let us not disnier any dead oues. The citadel Of
our country is iii flames Ourarchyes are endangered.
We crying nightly for The North % rally around
us and il matters not whether the cOniiAgTatIon
was kiudled by AbOliliDnists or Democrats. Ap-
plaurel The question is how 20 put OUT The ire-not
how it originated We may rAiss q committee to in
quire into the cause Of i, afterwards u viii time
enough then The AbOtiDnists were apparently u
harmless concern If hey had no, been aided by
other sprits more wicked than themselves. Great
laughter and applause. / never held principle IN
common with them, and You know l never did. But
l not going TO turn my face away fIom great re-
belon even ii knew they stimulated il, when L AN
well satisfied that their action had nothing 20 do tn
it. But am not going back 10 that question. When
ii is u live question, live issue OF the day,
will discuss IL with any hs hearts content; bu.
now my bushes. 10 with the rebellion. My business
is with those who are IN arms against the Government,
and not with amanacs publihed III 1913 or 1850. Is
VOICE." What VI Fremonps Proclamation Read
it for yourself. i NEEDLE not with any # these
little questions these sdebar issues They are simply
unfortunate rpples in the current that 10 moving 10
sweep this rebellion from The face Of the earth. Ny
errand is 10 urge my tellCwCzens 10 put down this
rebellion, and 10 put IL down that il win stay
there; and then we will attend 10 all those political
questions real, personal, and mixed laughter about
the genuine Democracy, AMI spurious Democracy, Re
publ anism, AmericaDism, AbOiiODism and all other
isns But ia the first place let us put down tis re-
beon, If have power, and not treat i. with lib
eral propositions Of peace Ny cry s, and will
give it 10 You, peace, prosperity, protection to
LOYALTY ever ywhere North and South death aud de-
struction 10 treason everywhere" Applause.
There is great and iDpassibo gulf between fidelity
and rreasun as wide and deep as That which separated
the ii h N n ON Lazarus. The time will soon one
when there will be passing FROM bide 10 a.
other. Applause You, gentlemen, who culver.
ing in your shoes, whoever you are-you, peace men,
hy from the Sodoui and GOmOrrah VI treason
while you have chance. Fly The storm OF
popular indignation is good deal nearer than
yoi imagine, and the FIRE aud birthstone that
viii lie rent upon you not far in the distance They
are almost up with sou. Don't stand there iutering
Tie day of peace propositions is over. 1t ID treason
now You are marked ont as an object OF seorn
You con no longer be in favor Of the Union with q
dagger in your hand aimed at its ytals You can no
lonRer be In IayOr Of pr0secnlinR the war and hrnm.