New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

1be ng " a for Tie perpetual. irro,ealable guaranty
" gnayan slavery known as e Crttencen amend
>Gent. -. -. ~, lJj; t..,.c, J.b
THE present aeit i,ion wi h al It's war paint war
sueechf ing secession, S"pgHea'lug and drum'oealpS
$ schcus 81 who are not Rcoubh'aus RON
,ucoe away from tier platform ard down on their
snee 10 begging tie province Of Secestla MT 10 per
it IL revolt. Til i the true o5lyc, o. all thE iu'-:
Iae po iciIrs Of tbe ccdi0g States have 40 IDEA Of
,i7vfRr OFT of the Union. They Vofor"'lag An
AZ, al mocktraaclv II is their last boTe II the lie
publican Moth stands fra tin Mr Lincoln Ii a. u
helm Of Tie Government tie ne,cs iiy OF corn C -,
win be felt no more. Agitation viii cta-e-'"G 80
,ruuent wi proceed to eNercS7 Wv i 8. own
tons. tie slave POWER will siink away 10 l,s UNn
slace'' lust " ud;.s Cid, aud brsIness anG puo anon"
" III res lme their regular course. GIL, r.,-
Fro. IN ,i0aonoahea aites ~ naJ Nc'Fii - .
W. o-iy add that If the Government II lUo weak 10
oerce oedence 10 It's iiws and it the rigE' O. oe'eS
ion Il acknowledged ours Is ne uoSt tfIl'9 sVls
mental machinery In the wol 10, the lnost ea. so
on ee globe the meanest farce ever respected Tor 20
,esrs the most worthless TOY that ever cost dro o.
gairiotic Blood and the only wonder L that IL mas no,
been obl,erafcd years ago But, II tears may pe ssa
IN heaven Washington and his compatrlois VIII "e'p
while thew bend over the batl-inents Of the celestial
city and witness The wreck Of their biood-OcaSn'
legacy. ,,,c M, o,,,--,, Fla
1t is noS conceded that no more coIhlton,er -; ;
ver be made which propose The ncrease or extension
of slavery, by any change OF aineh4'heh' VI mo OO'
tuuon Vi t,, ~, Peoria n) Troa.cript Feb
We thank God that tia.idity Is i'nidity every Whee
aud ia everything. The same spins tnal Wo9id elIuA
before the Cluster Of Southern traitors VIII also shIk
before Northern iirmness If position was right
before tire Presidential election, il IL right now We
have done nothing since the election to lace us III the
wrong and none but crayens would rec-de and atah-
ION the position which then successfully mann
tained View this whole question in whatever hgt
we uav-socisl economical POliical-in its bearings
on the present. OF the fdturo-the same invanshlo
answer comes up from tie of the Ant ricn peo-
ol~al. hu fGp Tl4b AZ
nubic Judgment sanctioned by the public conscience;
There sL0Vid be ne moyc Siace territory.
From The J,.fsrsoaiaa TO- Deroerat, tc6 81
The policy Of concefs La- elways ruiued the coun-
try and the result my be seen in tbs present lament
able condition Of affairs. To pursue that policy now
would, in our opinion, be but offering bounty on
From The Springfield lIu.) Journal 6m
COMPROMISE NOT TO ~ THOUGHT Owe waht
conceseiOn. We want the Southern States winch Aie
clamong about concession and compromise, 10 cl"-
ced, thai ours is Government proper, aud not con
pact between Siates. We wait them to conctne MAJ
a State cannot diysoHe its connection with this Ilnoh
st will We want iheu TO cOnCede tbst this Govern
Inen has a right 10 enforce is laws AHA pi"eci It's
property If becomss necessary 70 hang or soot
every traitor in the United States, 10 do II. We ~9"f
them 10 coHcsds thot It The duty II this GorsrHmeHt
10 retdke from Southern traitors rs stolen t0rts ar
seaals, eie. We WANT them TO contede that Abraham
lincoln having been stlJuonhy elected IIesllcG!
ofthe United STATES Of Amoiica, hss night to take S
seat without any opposion from any quarter what
ever; and that if armed opposition II offered, Is Tue
duty OF the Government 10 pot down or overcom uch
opposition at every hazard. We want the S,nth 10
conoede that after Abraham lincoln has taken an oath
10 support the Constitution Of the United States, II IL
his duty 70 observe it. We want them TO eone,ce that
the se eding States have violated tie Constitution
that they la rebellion against the Federal Go'ern
ment aud that Il as the Gafy Of tins Government 10
mt dorm rebellion. We want them to conceGe that
the taking of Federal forts and firing upon the Star OF
the West are iusGlis that should be atoned Tor we
AJAX them TO conCede that Northern creditors have
right 10 sue for ard collect their demands in southern
Courts. We ask them 10 coHesde mat St"reTy - ne
creature Of local lar.
In all this we do not ask the South 10 concede sim
ole thing that is not demanded by The Constitution OF
the United States Unul they do cOncede all this they
ought not expect that the North has any concession
10 make. The flag of our country tne glorious Stafs
and striDes has been nsulled by tTaltors-our LAWS
have been act at deanceOur forts and arseihls nave
been seized by tr1tOrs-0ur vessels have been hied
into-tbe free Usyigation Of the Mssl1lpp has been
ipterTupted-aDd to-day large aruy OF traitors Hes IN
wait 10 take Fort Pickens We IN hourly expecta
ton If the cad that some brave defenders oi
the American fag-the flag Of Nasmngton-have
been struck down in death IN the eh0st 10 uph1iu
Il on American soil. Tie telegraph tolls us today
that South Carolina has determined to attack me
noble Anderson, if Government does not surrender
Fort Sumter 10 the traitors Away with eOmpfo-
rnisee at an honr like this let hret establish
the fact that we have Governments Govern
uent able 10 protect itself aud punish trason. We
should not talk about compromise While the nag OF
the traitors oate over an American tort, and inc nag
Washington and his war-wOfn, weary soldlery kept
living ut Valley FOrge-the flag that Jasper replaced
on the walls Of Fort Moultre at the cost OF his ME
the flag that our heroic Revolutionary father carried
trium phanty through the war for lndependence-ine
flag that is honOred the wide world over has been 'or
from American forts asenals and DavyyaIds at home
has been trapled urder foot by tran ors III OuI own
land on American sill! U,La htIt flag rs inquired
oper MouLtrte and euery other stolen JSt, eTSeHa,
.uston- house and a0ry-yaTd-uHtl the lars ~ tA's
Government are obcysd, and its dnttOriy recognse6,
let ~ neUer talk about compromise. ConcessonI le.
we want concession. We ask no man 10 Yield up his
conscience, his manhood, nor his honor, The border
States tell us that they devoted to the Union aud
the Constitution. We ask them, then, TO ooneede that
the one shall stand and the other be obeyed We are
asked to conced5 that Slavery shal 90 into the Terri
tories by authority OF this government Before we
talk of such thing we want it settled that we here
Government. Before compromise Of any kiud is
made or even talked about the subject OF Slavery
we want to See the ghtful authority Of this Govern
msnt recognized and respected Let the stolen tors
srseuss and navy Yards be restored 70 the rghtlul
ovnsr-tesr down your rattlesnake and pelican flag,
and run up tie everorous stars and etrpes-dsperse
your traitorous mObs and let every return TO hs
duty Then to us with your liTt Of grievances,
and whatever manhood, honor or patriotism can
yield, shall be fully accorded.
PrOm another Arseie in n, ,amspapa.
TIE FORTS MrsT BE RRT4KES-THE RCyoLUTIOS
MUsT BIZ CHEcKEDl-1t is the duty Of this Govern
nent to retake is stolen forts and other property
wrongfully withheld In the performance OF il 10
more force will be used than is necessary ForciGLe
sistoHce pW be net, and, y possible, orercome- The
Government will collect It's revenue, using Just 80
much force as may be necessary for that purpose.
We assume thai this will be the action Of the Gov
eminent, because 1t lie the duty Of the Government
and because an Administration Il just going power
that viii te0rle'siy and FAITHFULLY pegtor" Is whOte
duty.
Of lie duty and lose their lives thereby can 1t be
charged that the Government has wantonly shed