New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21

murder arson treason and every crime klGwD IN the
catalogue of depvity will DO as common as househ91
words and yonr most wealthy individual will bold bls
propsrty by tenure feeble han The rObber holds
his rev Every one who desires hl5 money VIII take
if lie i the etFpgest. Robbery and crime III ali liB
phases will override the land. All your institutions
! viii DO broken down and scBttered 70 the four
winds OF heaven foXeG will look out OF your windows,
and robbery and rio. will run mp and down unre-
strtined have seen this thing f'om the besinnihs
hive this accused serpent from the time " wac
ts, hacked; have seen y was hspng miami IN is
olsyIei and hope live IL crushed into the
very earth. Tremendous cheering, long continued,
! end again and again renewed Aud YOU who aid IL
OF IN any form IN any manner, direct or inclect,
remote immedinte, gully as he who Is Ia
| arms ag.liust the Government Cheers. lon are
ps in loyal State, and are encouraging one Oh
The most wicked OF the caJIseess one ~ the
most damnlble rebellion mat ever existed among men,
Apoogizing for it when you see yonr soldiers
marching forward 70 the defense o. the National capl-
tai; Won have them buried IN their bloody graves
YOU have teen them murdered and sLrlckcA down, anu
sill You apologize for them and are opposed 10 WaE
/ Yes am opposed % war; 20 much so that wound, II
1 possible, bring out the red artillery OF Heaven 20
crush this rebellion. IGreat cheering. 1onder ls JIG
! mother whose son went a low days since ana "'b
slain IN the battlefield. Peace man, look ~ her, Winnie
the blood of her is dripping from your fingers END
WHY was her sou slam Because you was encouraging
rebellion and treason. But yesterday young BRIDE
was called upon 10 wresthe widows wreath WIN
| her bridal wreath. And you were The cause. why
| Because were nOhllDy OlJ dlu anu cH'V'
70 s accnrsed rebellion. Your hands are stained WIN
the blood of her husband. Look az that little group
of children there, surrounding widowed mother at
these she looks, and AT these she tremDles ana she
ttls children fall back lest the murderer OF The father
| shal be the murderer of the children also. Rhlse
your hands % Heaven and aid th rebellion further
If you can. infamous wretch. l care NOT for poiiIl-
rbl organizations care not VINO acts IN TINS mater, oi
who refuses % aet thai who goes with the stout
Get heart and strongest arm whatever may be ms POI
li,a designation, is my brother of to-day CheersI
Whether he acted with me before or ever Will again.
care not, if he sets in this great emergency When
tue ship of the Constitution is assaied when the red
Iightninps are streaming down her mats when she
! cfeaks and gFosns IN every joint; when she
| is threatened on one hand by foreign
enemy who annoys and on the other Dy
domestic traitors when she IL at her wits end then let
Us 20 forward, take q strong hand hold OF the helm;
aud while The sails parting LEI every man do his
! duty. The DOW Of promise arches iself in the dis
lsnoe telling that there no DANGER u speed us ON
cur errand o. mercy. God speed her on her ergaDd;
! 90 on she ia afe 60 ON 90 on the battle Is
! ended ICheers.l And he who has fought with
| NE aud Las finished bis course and has kept the
faith has done better duty than all the miserable polIti
cal organizations in existence. And II better that
they were swept off into the Red Sea like the loeusts
| If Egypt than that hair OF this Government
| should be hurt. Let all honest men band them
| selves together 70 hunt OUT this monster rebel
| lion. Let them come with the true generosity
of trne American hearts, H. is great crisis in our
country And il this country - destroyed, If il goes
down in blood and tears, j. il the as OF free govern
men, ON earth Great Britain, the most limited and
constitution OF monarchies although she has not had
the manhood out and face nsdirecily, has, by
| lat the auaon % the course of Great Britain few
h.ses were heard, followed by cries, Puthim ont -
ON nc let the serpents hiss. say that the people Of
Great Britain aud her press are attempting, out OF
pure envy, TO annoy this great Republic. But she will
lind when the spirit Of the American people Is aroused
if that shall come be the question, they would
! the fact anchored isle from her moorings. Cheers
/ "a spirif Will prevail And whenever
she adopts proper toward this country, does
! Il uabfully, does il thoroushly, ain pre-
| pared to acknowledge the obligation we shall
! owe her Bot when i see her attempting
! 10 give every back door aid and comfort 10 tins
| rebellion / Intend 10 arraign Der before the ludg
ment OF the civilized world. This is marking great
cris. in human affairs Old political books clo.yd
regencos Administrations, parties, are swept, il
were from existence. The time Of emancipation has
oons-the great at Of emancipation has passed-Dot
the enamel. AiJn of the black mag, but the emancipa
ton OF VIII .e The grca. masses are brought To-
ge,her Our institutions in the cru-i'le, aud are
To be uied in furnace seven times hotter than IL u
won, to te heated. But truth s mighty, and
will prevail. II will ultimately triumph, and
1 ia rebellion will no, only be put down, 5nt t.
will be hunted from the stodes Of civilization.
Look at what this great free Government
has done with all the en- arrassmen's you have
Thee il no power since the days Of imperial Rome
nor even l. with all the embarrassments this has expe
rienr.d that corld throw forward such mighty vol.
unteer force to defend is Govern nen And u will go
iut energy, IN STAMINA, ana III power,
until not only for ign raiors, bat traitors IN and
traitors In heart will all be put down, and viii all
ceiye their legitimate and appropriate rewards ]
look fo ward 70 the moment when shall the good
old stars and stripes waving npon every state Capitol
f,heersl, upon every fortress .cheers upon every
American vessel cheerl, and every American
citizen shall acknowledge with pride The great
name Of this free, populous unrestricted,
unfei,ered nation. Cheers To secure that end
beion mus, not be nnrsed rebellion not be fos-
tered rebellion must not he appetsed, rebellion must
not be purchased. Rebellion must have hemp instead
Of cotton. Cheers For u IL more my fear lest
traitors should not be suspended than that the habeas
corpus should not be. lCheeIa. There is but Just
one way 10 deal with il, one way 20 treat H. one way
known among men by which IL can be disposed Of,
and that In 10 meet force by force power by power
rebellion with authority Of law TO crush il down. Onr
Constitution must yield 10 that that mus. Weld 10
the Constitution. There is equality between
them; there can DO comparison instit1 One is
government and one is rebellion, and they lnust .trg-
gle il out. And LEI him that is with rebellion,
20 and take his place with them; and
! let him that IL for tho Government
70 and maintain it, and If necessary, die in the last
ditch. lie who attempts TO spyease rebellion either
mi-updeTsiands himself msunhers,ands the fuUc-
tious, and power, and dignity OF Government. Set
the battle IN array; let toe lines be ranged; and who
is not for the Government let him take his place
AGAINST. Whether il s by whispering or pro-
claiming /. on The hoGsetOps; whether IL is Offering
secrst aid enemy, or bearing OF arms agains',
and attempting 20 destroy the Government. But,
after my great eampas ning, L have exhausted
myself, if no; you. Cries of go on TO
on."l l ask you, in this great free State
where three-folrths of the revenues are col
lrc,ed where il the great emporium Of the New
World, ask yoI in the name Of Freedom, and OF
government Of law 20 look chic question squarey
in the iae to bring bone 10 the judlment.seat of
indignant ceope who dares 20 apologize for wink az
this rebellion who demands 10 destroy this great citsdel
81 liberty. ] AJAX yon 20 aryaign him traitor. 4
care NOT whether he does II as politician or a spy
whether by ranging himself openly against the Gov
eminent or by attempting 20 array party 10 annoy
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