New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19

70 you some o. the hci ospees ~ 20 ,scoon
III , .s., uPso tie d and osoecied ye the f,cs
NO Separator shA day q Lsnson Thai oss
legal 81, Is q S S s,s a dsS Of hSo.sas
pendSas Frauds Thousands were G,ced TO yote Separiss
In their many Of them to Vote s9 hs.
&C. The Union know they df tbey dprst "a, g.
9y q rebellion, bG the iron lsud Of mIIsrY d.c.one f
sss sn a assure yoa the people feaasss a.,
b men tse daJ shalt come hope IL speedily VII VIE.
deYs tb ., onf u9yenmsnt shall Pene.ae within bcr
& their operessos Swiftly terribly viii tbey s,ess
Ss The proud ecuteheo1 saio Ia.
Ss:%s' We oSi S. q s S SseS; y
But presesi ss 1 ssan Ssp Ss e DO % 0ui saF s,s
hand and foot We have srns no smn1nitioi ws c.1n
srus IN Cur hands, snd viii show Zee nser sss ps
how oyei Tenneeean' can eight for ,hsr aeyers,, and Ls
What too, shall we do with their peigtors Of wes.
ern North Carolna-men who are hesr and ,opl "a,
continuing in Union to whose maintenance alone thew
look for protection against the Pro-Slayey iespo
ism Of the States of the Gulf and their allies Of tb,
Border States Must we abandon all Of these Nut
we submit to the process of the dragosuades Of
Louis XIV. reproduced among the free people of both
of these States That we must do or continue toagt
in their defense--for such must be their fate Il We
abandon them.
Western Georgia and northern Alabama sre sini.
arly situated the latter having almost tied the votes
in the Convention that passed the ordinance Of seces
4on. Now, the friends Of the Union are liable TO 10
tried for treason if they dare in any manner 70 advo
cate return to the system under which they 50 long
had lived and prospered. What, In the OF sepsra
ton, shall we do with theml Must they, 700, he
handed over to the men who have instituted reign 0,
terror such as fully rivals that Of the French Reyou
ton Can it be that any countryman Of yours would
seriously urge us to such a course Of action
Crossing the Mississippi, we find in Louisiana
State in which the advocates Of Secession baYe never
to this hour ventured to publish the vote upon the
question; the majority having been as generally be-
eved, adverse TO its adoption. In Texas aud Arkap-
sas as in Virginia and Tennessee, rebellion End, its
supporters among the saveholding communities Of the
lower lands aud its opponents among the men WHO till
their own lands among the hillstbese latter looking
anxously for such assertion of the Federal power as
may enable them once again to enter upon the exercise
Of those rights Of which they are now deprived. La
Missour-slaves being few in number-the great mass
OF the population are anxious for the maintenance
Of the Union and anxious, too, for the adoption Of
measures tending toward the gradual, but certain.
extinction Of negro Slavery yet is the State every
where convulsed BY the efforts of domestic traioFs
acting in combination with marauders from abroad,
for the purpose of compelling the great free ma
iority to sever their connection with the North, and
to bow the knee to Southern masters. What shall We
do with her Shall we defend the rights OF that great
majority friends of freedom that they are,or must we
stand aoof while thousands and tens of thousands Of
barbarians destroy her bridges, sack her towns and
spread desolaton throughout her fields Within the
Federal Union the close Of another decade scarcely
come without having witnessed the adoption OF such
measures as are required for enabling her to take her
place. as free Stale, side by side with Ohio AMI
Massachusetts. Without that Union Slavery must be-
come as permanent there as 1t is in Carolina. and
therefore is it that the South is determined upon
her conquest. Would you have us see that conquest
made Would you have that magnificent State be-
come like Virginia, mere breedngpace for the sup
nv of negroes 20 Southern markets If you would
not what would you have us do
Study, / pray you, all these facts, and then look
carefully those most important ones, that in no single
portion of the country in which the partisas Of Re-
bellion have been in majority las there been per-
mtted any fair expression of the real opinions o. the
people as TO the expedency of the changes that have
been made-that in nearly all such places voteI by
by whom they were given having known thss NAL
treatment and expulsion, if not even DEATH must be
tie consequence of any act not in accordance with the
views of those who have governed in this reign n
terror That done viii ssk You 10 decide for your.
self:
Fast, Whetherwe have at this moment any certain
reason TO kaop5 that outside Of South Carolina, na
jointly of the people of any Snte desire separatioE
Second; Whether there is any mode Of compronise
that will not warrant the whole people of Europe ID
adopting tee views contained in the following para
graph which take from your own Spectator
The South cGno. accept sconproae Witch shouid esy,
accept ss .rsl without eseetion Of principle fatal to tugs
mannes IT, after 81 that hes been aid and due aHd
any form the black burden Of shame just seken from it. neck
them the Union be restored Bu The mOsei strength
OF the nation that firm belief IN the ultimate victory Of righ
which is better gaarsny ioE prOsTs thsn either edHs29 o.
the most unbushng coRmp. FOR principle in politics, sill ee
sthd II the North acknov ledge that M appeal 70 tie COD Of
nation 10 INNS not Sr freedom or ssdefrse bu. 20 remedy
aconycn nj line For thst the sse issue
20 bs Id fno. ~ tS s Ps s Sae him why 5 s%
eheapy and peacefully to his rule Thee not much mote
ae For Ourselves disSsevs the whole stsy e1
bt 81 srsRe The secret friends Secession excite tue
planters 70 night Tor higher and oe disnicd terms ne
oushcdcanny be hoped for when tie cause OF the quarrel
finally AZ an cnd'
Third; Whether you can dictate any mode of sepa-
ration tina: viii not fully warrant your counrynen "a
saying that the people OF the North bad shown the
white ieather-that they bad abandoned then friend"
in the so1tb-tha, they had placed them hopeety
under the heel of men who : live move, and have
their being under the influence of that system which
was denounced by Jefferson as being even more nuri-
GUS TO the master than to the sayethat they had thus
done all that could be done by them for extending
throughout the continent system of policy under
which man il to be regarded us a mere thing to be
bought and sod-tlat they had thus sanctioned sys-