New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
C..,,u,.a ,rum FIFTH Pase.

trcas5n; enc Of loyal hols, and 1nS r@hef OF tror
Taere only 9s' wo "a gS "a ss's2 l?.'l i,
IApplA,lse Let every one dekoGine the losltlon DO
viii axe. IL is G nee coJntsy; range yourselves
where you Will 20 upon tb5 side OF your country Ol
oar institutions u his ghJtious Union OF take yonr
p9siii N with Yor lagger IN one hand aud torch IN the
cer, and erlss2de a2ayst the greatest ana nes gov
sTDmept thai tss existed on earth Il cannot o
'fOskcd under any faAs nsn'es IL c@npos Oe
urrlvr any pfeteIses fe popular demand Is ior him
who is Oh be iSrds side 20 range bim I'll uc!e'
Good Fs ,sho megrs 20 take part Wlthtae no. in'
fsnoas and hIsayebelion thai ever dsgraGed heaEeh
O earth pa ii i0ur nay axe his posibch teie' ie'
mons'chy' like Ainoa 3 Devil
"Crjn hor-sly an opsn chastity mile"
1et narrow ,,cEtiiaps who are bounded by ideas as
nauOw and AZ miserable and selfish ther OVID con-
ceirs stem r. 70 sestrain this matter. IL mas S,ed
cesr away eeyoaj their control They cannos Olha "
with grid ss They nav ss well attempt to Draw QUO
Tue wire ftgnl tb3 hook and bore his Jaw through
with Il o7 u 20 control this great and mighty qnes-
ton. II Is tbo question If toe Government the CUES,
ton Of be people. il is not question OF pon!eI
could the Great Fine OF 1880 was rinS over and des
Olain your ty again. IL Is question THAI concerns
the htcs Institutions 81 y1f country l. geesd down
10 is vofy FeundalioTs; Il uses clearly beyond the
MarrOw conceptions of Een l. reaches further taau
human ideas or human Imagination can travel IL Is
greater question than chat involved, ami than ina
solved in the ADeri aN Revolution. Tia. was ques
tion Of experiment, thisig$ great accomplished TACT
Inat ques' IoS Of ir0pe this Is a question OF
fruiii0i NhIs Gu elton whether there shall be
indepsndt acc anu. freedom ON ths continent, az the
hope thf, II N sgt DC successful and " Is now
an acC0Sipbshe'l iatt. and the question has trav-
eled fer beyO a. WRIT the most sIugnne ever
lnasinVi It ioid travel. Armed, night III the
5u)rn 81 this Eurpor,ly when the sly II clOplless
when re sun .snI and beaHlng, when every thing
1enah " aertii and 20 bless We ind party rises up,
RAISES her sna a. bead Of rebellion, e0s attempting 10
destroy all &C N1tnnsug. L. II nothing more nor less
than that. iShOIG be called by anolher name, tins
rebeaon--it :. pure uaiioyed baseness, wlckedness
%l.holt sn n, wnn no'Mns 20 u'''lsa'e OF slOI
gle fsstur 10 Us accured sEocity. Cheers.l
The nghts that nave grown up between the
NeriL a 81 tbs SDa,l, between individuals
os G2a3I of Tie people n different segohs' have
II ;he our wete diseased the other would not breathe
inc conta p,on they eHely sePar;ae and one has
nothing R'cV with toe ether. Shls reoelton was M
arSlrat for tie purpose Of bseakins up the United
States d America OF destroying the Govern ent OF
Nashn gseD, Sld the questioned Slavery bad not0ng
- ir Tins rebshoh except 20 be Used as polcy
t1I n pugPese han nudity IN the Fe)ee ISLANDS;
10 -al Ine ,yrd plain oO i was an attempt OF Ola
worn cGt po1ticians toset mp Government oi ther
own; ahey bad rather reign III Hell tlan serve In
heav AID they hTglng tailed 70 control the whole
Cove glmen; they determined 70 have Government
by II snselves and they have rebell~d, and that is
not De only shameful thing about IT,, Tor men and
Gevi have rebelcd before The most shameful tang
rs, 81 they have found sympathy, aud suslenance,
:1d El-cor In the loysl States. 10 be sue, their al
TEN Tto gd 10 is fond IN tar lees volumes now than
J; = BUS q few days since. They are all tue While
era, Ilipgawa 70 YET oil, and SAYING, " Thou canst
u0i &tyJ did i Bar il has been NAL ked, and Is
We PERHAPS that Il has been so, Tor it has had the
eft 20 break up tie ED pestnerOus organizations
bring tue people Together in one mass and 10 show
wi et mighty power Is a patriotic people There
&c esen 10 the hand corrupt political organizations
fO maRy years, who had AL the worst features oi old
81 kizted cre2kng machinery Which bad Oesh used 10
10 H. ap men corrupt and ambitious, 10 occupy places
IA ser he control the lobby On the country, ana they
Nenow found their doom = In Fort LalaJ etc"
iEIqi.erl Yes, and en- excellent place II is tOV the
tealA Of individuals tFJdbled with certain c0ast2u-
fiOasl difficulties. Greai laughter.l understand it
~ one OF the most 20 ular establishments of the
gry TO be saTe, IL is finding rival in Fort McHenry
where even meulbers Of the Legislature TO in
,iJseable numbers renC<cd lalghtef where they can
have III the advantages Of legislation. Applause and
iauC0tcr They can AZ az Standing COmml'tec or
AS a Committee Of the Whole. l.aughter.l They can
rse and they can report and what is more than all,
am pret,y sure they can have leave 50 sit again
tGreat luighterI Yes these old and wom-Out organ-
cations, which ought TO have been doomed
and ,lestroyed BY the popular good sense
long apo.and especially at this tme-yet
IN Neur own state they coming up for the purpose
of attempting ~ control The great question that under
lies our Government, and goes Gown TO the founda
lions Of orr lis vuiions. But when they attempt to
do that. j. only shows how mpotent IL all this old
machinery. Ii political parties sound and
well grounded they were in the days Of jackson IL
would be slame 20 undertake 10 bring political
Boweg such, 10 bear on the great questions of the
dsy- but now, when we md political parties guided
vi eoHJrolled by lobby agents, and when Instead OF
Sb bes; all the worst actions, it is especially
SD UaeA 10 undertake ths and to attempt a rebellion
wi sn there "a greater army III sight almost of the
iDaal capital threatening It's destruction, than has
: been known on this continent, and when all the
d lhtcss ana grunbles with a volcanoes this a
liin % stand apd deliberate about tie ntTgues of
mise Table political parties Applause Is the great
Stat OF NewYOrk, with her mighty capabilities, her
large intelligence and population, her wide and
ex.eD Sed cOast, her great capital, her com
ucercj NJ f. ilities, and her inland seas, her in.
tegnal improvements and her Intelligence in every
depart Sept-is she 70 be compelled at such a
tune az Jhis % bow the knee 30 some political BAL
and be b. sOOl Of and corrupt regency
Jba. sildbe hu1ihating and degrading 10 The last
degree and j, graiies TO my fellDw-clzens of
all pllts sCs,sing off and throwing the four winds
of heaye itor old miserable, political garment aud
bar ing q tF .bOsOms TO the shock Of THE great and
mighty 90 tsi:utional conflict. lAppanse II ID gati-
fyng 70 Il heart Of every patriot thus see that
fiee Gov eminent and self Government is
he s.rOn gest Government ear'h when
properly AZ FUSED. IAppausel There has been an
attempt, we perceive lately, by the Old managers OF
the DenocrS us party, 10 run this great machine the
name OF part. ,. The Republican party The predom-
pant party in The State, who claim 10 be such and
by recent cleo i1ns admitted 10 be such seems 10 have
Tie good sens 70 see that 1t would be mooliIc aud
inpTopeI If TO- lmpraCtcable and impOss le TO
continue Gid pol ~ al organizations the ied for the
puFEe decit bng this conflict; they therefore made
pro post for r9.nt ticket which was not accented
by tho D6mOcT Ilc managers-l mean DemOcrarc If
Peter -amssr ami Dean Richmond & Co. are Ietno
any me- NJ thOugb I5eieve they have no improbable
preferen ,es Taught srJ and principles that conflict
very muzh with ttelr,jnteres Renewed laughter
sneak Of tteD not az Individually but as the bead
MANAGERS q workout, eiete, and corrupt clique
In the ans, the proposition Of the Republicans 10
have oint neke,, tbeF said they could accept be-
12use tley were aetdated by great piinciple-and
that principle VaI that in every attempt 10 prosecute
The war, for every ounce Of you must have an |
Onnee OF peace 20 go aioRg with IT, lApplause and