New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

BLOOD courses IN our VEINS, and no~ Lnusn pHc1 o
be given TO the boiling cauldron Of opP,e.''on ana
Slapeyy THEN MEAsuRE-MEASURE. But, Us yoo
value our love for the Republican cause, ana our uV
loyed devotion to ksmaay justice and RIGHT % not
prove tratorous to the confidence and trusS We
ppoeed in you Be courageous be noble. BE !usr and
we will ever live for you and needs be- dte, gsdly
-REJorcISGLy DIE for you, esteeming II privilege
and an honor. But change one sentence OF the chicago
platform 80 that it may e0neede tne snaaow 81 an S
ncn.er Slavery and then you thrust ne from the ne
publican ranks
"1he idea of forcing Slavery, by sort OF hot-oed
growth through the protecten Of Government 10 keep
pace with Freedom, In this age OF progress, VIII nS
20 down with the people. The one has IN IL al
the elements of decay and barbarian; the other OF
prosperity and greatness How long before that fact
can be understood Let the Government be upheia
the laws enforced and the Union will be preserved
Then the crisis viii have practical solution"
From Oeoderspor., Potter Coz Pa
at reioices my heart 10 find In these Gays OF pro-
posed concessions and compromises with treason,
traitors and rebellious secessonists that there Is AZ
least one fearless journalist who has the nerve 70 can
things by their right Names and stand lor ana
the rtght-'for the Union, the Constitution as rs,
and the infexible execution Of the laws although
bangs TRAITORS, one manyl Let 1t be shown 10 the
world that the United States Government Is not inc
'ckFs Clubhouse TO be thrown down as the playthlng
of men Of criminal ambition, bot that our Government
really possesses the inherent porers and strength WITHIN
itself for its protection and preseryation and w6en
this 10 made clearly manifest, by putting down this
most wicked and unnatural rebehion-when the FORTS
arsenas and other public property of the United States
which have been seized by the cunning hand Of tredch.
cry shall have been restored 10 the Government them
not aata te may the alien interest OF slavery ask
for further federation and favor by the General Gov
eminent In place of ite Eo reasonable insuitng ana
arrogant demdRds.'
From Holley 'Onondass County, NY
ave of the Republican masses are 80 oDtuse or
obliyious that we cannot comprehend bow and why
this Union is Of vital matter, Of such vast oonse
quence, to Justify the stress you place upon u.
have said and still repeat that Liberty 10 and should
be before Union and before all else OF political enar
acter; and still insist upon 1t, array nih a On'on
10 maintain Uh,ch jeopards Freedom and Mdnh0od|
Now il Dsunion the greatest calamity that could be-
fall us-that ever overlook nauon1 Englahd Is
bright example. Her dismemberment III the lots Oh
thirteen Of hsr American colonies was no small aialr
The storm wac but momentary, however; she went
straight on and still advancing under their system OF
Free paid labor in her career Of greatness power
and renown."
FROM THE NEWSPAPER PRESS.
From The Chicago Tribune, Feb. IL.
Let those who think with us, come to the rescue OF
the country in this hour Of It's most Imminent peril
when reappeariDg tyraDny-the harbinger Of unnun-
bered despo,isrns il showing lie hateful head. The
Constitution il w. s sufficient for all That instru-
ment which has borne such beDefeent fruit In the pse
though sometimes perverted by men who have used IL
in oppressons cause is our Lamp and our guide In the
future 1t is the New Testament Of Freedomthe last
revelation Of Christian Democracy. He who snlhee
Of ats pages by any OF the amendments which are
proposed Whereby the right of every man TO have and
himself is denied is an Atheist before heaven, and
q traitor before man
Speaking for the North West we bid the Reconstruc
tioniss defiance. II they revolution, they sLa
have it. II hey intist upon disunion, they may sue;
coed. But they cannot improve upon, and they shall
not temper with the Constitution which our foretsh-
ers made. Liberty with us and with those for whom
speak ID something more than sentiment or an
idea; it il a reality-sn embodied form-wi,h whom
and for whom, we and they willing TO do battle
with tyranny in whatever form 1t may appear.
From The Boston Alta, Feb.
II will turn olt as we have eaid. The Union dodge
Is Transparent but smotherng blanket TO Republican,
ism. The party il universally IN favor Of the Unioni
it pledged the preservation Of the Union at all haz-
ards by every resolve speech PLATFORM and act OF lie
life II has vitality energy, for:e TO do 1t. 1t wants
neither the advice the aid Of the dry bones OF the
past. Muscular and not charnelhouse patriotism Is
the need now Weare willing mat any ore sh9ula CO.
operate with us, but We are not willing TO submit TO
dictstion Of defeated minority, either In our own
State any other. Let not friends be deceived
into abandonment Of their patriotism and principles.
Are these things 20 be displayed on the stump, or are
they vital and pradicabkf IL we prepared 70
make the retracton of al principles OF the past
campaign let do 60 manfully, and ask Mr. Lincoln
10 resign IL believe in them let us stand by them
to the last But no devotion the Union for the sake
Of breaking down RepubcaDism, because in the
growth and spread Of Republican ism pure and simple,
exists the only salvation and permanency of the Re-
public.
The Constitution as it Is If compromise instrument,
giving all the guarantees TO Slavery we feel willing to
yield, no matter who may recommend more.
From The sidney tohiO) journal, Feb l.
Compromise will demoIalize the Government. The
attitude of the seeding States forbds it, They come
with 10 their hands with threatening upon their
lips. They demand what We have said by our votes
We will not, cannot grant.
From The MAquoksts (Iowa) Excelsior, Feb. 5.
To make compromise there must be reciprocity
there is nothing Of the kind in anything that has thus
e. haap ara1 hy he snnth he
nothing but the Constitution Isl If the South asks
nothing more there is no necessity for compromise
if che does asking anything else, IL should not be
granted; and until shall a Willingness on the
part Of Southern people to yield TO the Constitution
is We cannot council any concession the part Of
Northern people. We ask for nothing but what Is |
right we shall submit to no wrong, until we are COM
PEELED to do go by the strong arm OF power. |
From The KenOsho (wi. Telegraph, Feb. Z |
A provincial dependence upon the crown OF England |
like that Of the Canadas, would be preferable TO that
Of our condition to-day If the theory OF the Secession
ts and Northern Democrats is correct-f there is no
strength in the Union 10 Tesis the first attempt of dis
appointed politicians at dissolution, no power in the
Government TO defend itself against the assaults OF
rebels and traitors. Let have these points decided
now and when it is authoritatiyely settled that we
exist as q nation, only at the option or suterance OF
any Of the yera States, OF at the option OF few
politicians of any Of the several States, we can COM
promise, concede, secede or adopt any other course
that the within Of the hour may dictate. Until that is
settled we in favor of sticking to the Union and
the Consi uion as they are.
From The Portland (MOine) Advertiser Feb II
There il limit 10 concession and compromise. Our |
Unon.saying neghbors have not reached it YETI they
seem willing siill TO beat their brows against the |
ground and bend their supple knees before their black
IDOL where thrift may follow fawning," but not 50
with the people The Union they desirous Of pre-
serving the Union their fathers formed the Consti-
tuition they love and reverence ia the child Of their
fathers medtations and their fathers pnyersi no |
emasculated and souiless Constitution, false and
shameful Union. Liberty and Union, now and for |