New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01
TIE WAR AND THE MEN WHO AWE I'm
aAGED IN 1T.

from the text:
hall unite thee on hsE'sht cheek, turn to him
she her sIso."-MGithe8 " SS'
NJ, HEPwoRTH having recently spent some nme ID
tie camps of the loyal volunteer, gves IN thiS avs
coaree some results of HIS observations, when are var
uabc and worthy of p eseryauon, as wen az Br my
consoatory 10 those who have friends III the army "a
Freedom, and encouraging 10 all who nave eniOaiA
in the O eat cause Of Constitutional l0Derey anu "0
preservation of popular Government we '"e'eiv'e
,py from TIE Boston Journal the main portion u ','
DISCOURSE and commend IL TO the attention OF our fe'"
err:
After suitable exposition Of the text, and present
son of the point that ihough the general 10" VI ' 70
tut we shall Weld rather than by Resistance 70 ehsc
yrsat evil vet there nay arise circumstances "Deh ny
resistance we shall lees evil than by y'e'dng' anu
then our duty is plain. Mr.. HErwoRrh Iroeeeas'
For the cake Of peace we VIII give mu,n, W. -
d ,yrant Gomez say ing, give mp our 1rht,eI Sio
m afI that makes YOU a man, ih'n IL IL hS' NY NV
Tor nan vie DIS 10 my love OF Jn ice, ruin sna ln'
AID rather than bave my relation 10 tlein "ah.o,3
{ stroled count my Own lie as no'n'ns ,"S
hello 10 constitute n,y manhood, and no VINO Cihss
Item from me must frst try whether he Ia stronger
tlGnI lilo.
Tits think is consistent with ChIsts teaci ings;
And contest now going on bets @ u lie Norm anu
tie South il 70 decide merely The legal question:
of tie ighi of Secession bOJ tOnethl lar deep
Directly directly, .bt fate Of our ehu hes hu our
free schools, our free speech ana tbonghl, our .o
mess and the glorious expem Mt We are trying, are
involved Ii Sou, Carolina coud 90 ard he foRoi'eh
We should al DO sorry that she bas taIIed 80 long
Bat when bee going ia like loosing stone IN m0ssc
all stand in peril aud when we s'1ks tne DAM
tina, is appraised 10 Cestroy we deal bio~ LOT eoos
Laional liberty, aye, for tie purity ana security Va
every Ome III The land go. 90
Mn,h IA we desire peace unwilling as we are 70
'he boiore of war, TO lea, our uSs 70 SscTi
nj our bu.ip.ss our boues and our IRENE, ~ 80
& o That which u @ have patiently t0ileo mary year
o gain lad as Is the duy VIII ,h calls GU, all tue ZERO
si # re her and the mother, tbh' OF liScing tle
hand in bes-ing on the bead VI The brave son, ana
sepopg bin forth TO such bitter uncertainties as that
the al gua.e Of Holy Writ has deeper mca lug ihah
eser VII CD siys We know not what Gay nor ~ holT
NAV bring Tor b; yet IL the midst OF OR pros eiy
,n9 ioy The alarm bell has struck, and hone dne dis'
ole, lis call TIE old days OF Till have come az nj
he fires that are to test hercely buTfh Y; all
tht we rave inherited from Tie past aud al tbtl tdIee
generations have hddedtO hal Inheritance IN dsker
Il il Tor the lrdii De Il the pos, the INSTITUTIONS OF
he present. and the propec Of the future, thai you
have taken your OIL ion Of r. sistahce. IL Ii qnes
ton Of right and wrong that j. To be DECIDED ana py
the decision the Saxon love Of freedom 10 % rhe or i
Insist upon tb 'iousDess uat our cause II Jutt
all tue no eInpbaiically because have taken great
pains 10 study the eta after OF thote OF our uoop'
WI ich are in actual service. II has been my pecuir
privilege during thu lst four days TO come INTO anilar
contact with many thousands oil the meD, Iaksn from
all rank. of society, VINO have gone to the field OF bat
Gle. have them under penfly all tire diheient
circumstances 10 which eoldier is subject, and am
free 10 sy that never IN my life have pa red iIoagh
such series Of surprises. do not believe the whole
world esn show such another army, so remarkable 10
every resrect. And when remember that they are
tue legitimate product of Northern MS ltulcns let
they IRE graduates VI our free schools, the iesu vi
thuie impures wi ich are peBeuted by a Republican
Government u land live in ID double endesred,
and q sacrifices we are making made with more
willing spirit.
N frsi hing that attracted my attention was the
yafstile ability of the men. IL showed lsiuIy enough
that is not mere hirelipg band tba is write the
ns1t page Of history. Ih're are other motives than
tbo-e Which f'o money al work In their hearts,
ard therein hee the Becret OF our power.
IL was more than curiosity, then, that led me 10 ask
who and what Are tbese men IL WAS q derife "a
know whether the was 70 be decided by opposing
brute TO brute. II wac my oeelre 70 know whether
under any cfcum tsuces, the CONSCIENTIOUS men VI on
Nsw. England yilig the members Of country aud
civ cburvhee, who lave never before handled mus
kei who have kept tue even tenor Of their peaceful
gay; who really are the class which beet tests th,
value Of Democratic government could leave dsir
sble things ut home and suffer tie Psivaions and dan
gers OF campaign for tie rake Of Ills great idea Of
| Iibery IL was my DEERE 10 know from personal
observation what kind oil stuff republican ~aIiors are
naGe Of. And NY answer wac snch as 70 MI me MOI
only "a iih confidence but with kiud OF reVer-
ence. There is hardly ri gle regiment III the eld
ih.i would not mike perfect colony. Transfer from
The soil of Virginia or Mary nd any ColoDePs com
mand TO u barren leland In the Pacific, sud 10 would
eoptIn within i.elf all the ability needed 10 supply
its o~n entire circle OF Iecesses 1t would cut ia
own timter erect rte aw-mill, aud bGid lie houses
II could take lie iron from the mountains, make
Is own wagons for tsnsI ortaioD, build Its own fur
,scea for melting and pounding, and convert the rough
material into any share IN which IL might be needed
Having called into eSiftence thousand cottages, u
well IrOportOned as th0so which grHce our New-En
| glsnd lis it would then commence navy. The
shn la hu kpl.O tlV
WORK ed all their ves at the trade the calls should be
~ EN- from the rough erl just plucked from the
s4lk, ana cut, and made, aud bent 10 the spaIs q,
nicely Ms though 1t were all done here rather than
tbste. And, when completed, the vassels should be
manned and differed by those who have weathered
| Cape Horn oozen tmes, aDd who have guided their
.n through the monsoons aud typhoons Of The lndisI
And this done. our little village, containing thou
sspd sous SHOULD DO studded with n-bOsrs telli.s
OF the doctor, tue lawyer, the joiner the dealer IL
native emo iorelgn products, ana The machiDiS' snd
wtehh ~ snou,d nave ITS own paper mapufscory, snc
II ~ could hhu lao Other material it would make H.
paper out Of tie caht-oh SOLDIER vnrnle,ts aud H.
pEintngpfess, lis editor, aud even an artist 10 illus
| traie ana inInoraliZe.
| These tacts show where our soldiers come from
They not, as we have been told, b.p,,;iv Inv ~,
gLoTlit, the diegs Of sociuty; they tus not tho,
wso ave been discounted by lie police whose trsc,
sbetier pur'ued ia the nignt than in the daytime
bu, ttey have COME from tue great BODY oi the vol
ipg CLASSES TLis war at least has not been a ,ews
g. drain the oversize ked cts Of hs human nth n
are your neig hbor-, of Integrity worth The,
sre those wLose 4nes live just in the rear of you
hsn some DIV eling, and they are Ia very many la
stances Offered by who are your equals in ever
| respect. 1 do not speak Of those companies wbici
are exceptional which come frotn wealth and high ~
sitou, uor Of those, which also exceptional whid
have cou,e from those classes which furnish most
our criminals. Tue great beoy OF our men come frou
those honest, and mOre or less thrifty millions wh
really carry oD all tie machinery OF society. 1hel
srs sturdy, ular, true aud enthnsiatic. We nee