New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

be The greatest dnger Of complication Of our troubles
by 4 revolutionary substitution of a new Admins
traton in The place OF which knew moi is duty or
had not the courage TO perform L.
" The tleater Of the war must be the Slave-Staes
This battle muet be fought out where it has been
offered and right among the influences OF Of which il
has sprung. Otherwise it may get final ISOLATION.
In no event would an Administration BE- forgiven,
which permitted tie contest, any considerable part
Of it, 10 take place upon Free Soil.
V. Treason for'ets to LOYALTY lie lands and goods
Tie people will expect uusIang toniscatiCn OF the
estates Of the rebel, in every Slave State, aud par
ton of them among troops according to the rule OF
military distribution. They will also expect that the
cater Of tire war will Us Gar is possible, sustain
the current exp nses OF the war. There was State
policy in the purchase Of food and forage for our army
in Mexico. No reason whatever exists in The case oil
our rcbS for the suspension of the rule OF war that
the enemys territory shall su6sis, the oonquerins
force. Coniscaon has Characterized al the civil wars
fought Oh this globe, and justly and necessarily 49,
Citizens OF Columbia County well know that II II
strictly legal sequence Of Treason that they can III
dcae the districts Of New York city, and OF "esics6-
ter, Putnam, Queens AID Kings Counties, where
present valid titles real estate rest upon the DEGREES
Of the Revolutionary Commissioners appointed 10 MAKE
confscaton Of the property of the Tories There are in
the Slave States over six hundred million acres Of agi-
cultural land If one half Of this be already forfeited,
and II should be divided equally among an army OF
800 600 men, AL estate Of six hundred acres "ould be
one of the i,erns Of the compensation which every SOL
dier in this war Of Freedom would receive.
vi. Columbia County has for long time looked
;,ot;er,v for blockade of every Southern port, so
efecual as to stop all commerce, coasiwise and for
eipn. Why the citizens Of the loyal States are yet
brrdened with the expenses OF maintaining Postal
system for Rcbe is Of those mysteries Of political
administration which we do pretend to understand.
VII. Tie people Of this county will expect at least
MENTALITY from the Federal forces in the contests
which will arise between the slaves and their rebel
owners.
VIII. They finally will expect general Cromwell
Ian method of dealing with ths aristocatic rebellion
against the Republican principle. They know that
il takes long organize an army-ionger to discipline
il TO those qualities which make veterans and insure
yictores-longer vet discover the true commanders
from among the crowd of cyclists peacoeks and place
hunters with which the Volunteer system IL apt TO OPP
press great military movement. The people will
be patient-of all things moral, Political, or
Executive inequality to the occasion This movement
of Freedom shall not fail. If those whose accidental
duty il has become TO guide il cannot or will not guide
il. they must get ont Of the way.
EVEN NAN TO His TEyrs o IsR,gL"
Cdna1n y. Y. April "a 1901. SAM "iLhhsoN