New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01

we cay, And VIC think the whole people VIII
agree With us when we denounce that spirit Of
cavilng and fault finding and eraction which
finds expression 10 several documents which have
lately been Issued from Democratic Committees
in the Northern States. If the rebellion is 10 be
put down, the Administration must not only
have men aud money, but confidence and ODE
dience. Ii will not do for New-Y0rk TO give 1T
rotice that it will not receive support here ex-
cept upon certain termci or for Massachusetts,
to exact certain other terms; or Illinois or Cali
I )rnis TO make conditions which are Incompatible
with the demands OF New-York or Massachusetts.
No, We must cay to President Lincoln, 70 the
Congress which for good or for evil i' the e.
sabllshed Legislative power, and to the Cabinet
for The time being: We will support you in
dealing with the rebels and traitors Ia your own
10y; We will offer you advice; we may per-
haps criticiae and grumble if you do not take
it, but We yield to your Judgment md VIII.
Deal with the rebellion as you will ouly, the
more speedily and cfectually the better
:, nc 10 not the spirit, we are Gerry to say, IN
which Dean Richmond and Peter Cagger ap-
proach The question. Their cal for State
Convention il omentably burdoned with coHd-
tons. Lot us for a moment look at ii. ln the
arst place, no man iG allowed to come 10 the
,pvertinp who does not "belieye that the Wig
g r ,ue prosecution of the war shUuld be accom-
panied by the most liberal profiers oil pesce.'
This mean, of course. :" liberal" 10 toe e'trna-
ton Of Jefferson Davis and tho Conlederat"
Congress- for Precedent Lincoln ha' always h'ld
out and ie now holding out what no, IN comm'n
with the great mass Of the people, considers tao
most lbsral profsrs Of peace, 10 wit: restor'
ton Of kIud, liberal and paiernal government
lust "a coon az the rebels lay down their arm.
Now. what arc tho "Oeral' terms which Je1.
Davis g. Co. will accept Why the minimum Ct
their demand is the immunity of their Southern
Coufederccy, the relinquiehment by us OF ever
SITE aud Territory in which slave 10 held IL
GLIDING Kentucky, Maryland, Delaware, New.
Mexico, Arizona, the Indian Terrtor!, and the
District of Columbia The act recent, passed
extending the Jurisdiction Of the rebel arm, over
'be States, Territories, aud District We have
uamed, makes il certain that this ia the very
Ices, the rebels Will put up with. And the
" Democratic State Committee" stually pro-
pose, if they mean any thing beyond humbuggng
aud deception Of the voters. that President L.u-
.nlu shall send al EmbRssador forthwith 10 Rich
.oud to offer such peGce as this, or some other
proposterous aud inadmissible terms, When We
CONS 10 that or TO any other profer Of terms
beyond that which we have aiwsJs made aud
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broken that there viii be no question Of 4
vigorous prosecution Of the war, but only
question now low shall our Huntington be, and
how degrading our punishment.
Again: Richmond and Cseger propose that
nobody shall como TO their Convention except
tto,e who "Geek the restoration of tho unlon
" by extending equal justice TO at the stsiee."
What doe. this mean 7 Who is 10 judge what
" equal justice" Is The nation. collectively,
acting by the people in the election Of President
and Congress If 60, "equal Ju,tice" bhs
Already been extended, or rather tbs rebellion
was ia anticipation OF this equal justice 2" Ii
not co, the Sayeholding States musi le con.
suited, and here, ngeiu, no must jied 70 the
demands Of JEFF. Davis. We know very we'll
shat the Rcbels mean by equal il,tco h oil
tho States" Thy mean tho risbt n hold
iayes ~ every State. We can haze peace on
those terms, hot wheu Mr. Lincoln md Congress
D1cr them, they may as well mako clean work
Di it aud invite Davis aud his Congress Of
trahors to remove to Washington sld take pos
session Of the Government Do the pepYic OF
N,w.York agree with Dean Richuord aud Peter
{ ogper that tire time hss come for this humilia-
lion II 40, they will attend the Syracuse Con
VI Dtion on the 4tb.
Once more: Nobody ia 10 be SLOWED by these
puIists to participate in their CeDyesion unless
be, "WLilc willing 20 oppose 10 Secession al the
q retoHrccs Of tie country. considers sectional
&" isp at the North o. pregnant eeurce Of the
4" ey,ls that affect us.' We have SEEN already
what theas slippery fellows mean by "oppoSiDg
'' TO Secession all the resources OF the country
TheJ mean 10 make peace on the oBemy's own
terlas, eBd therefore Is nuke impossible tuy
opposjtioa 70 Secession. and yet no man who
believes in this Kind Of war is welcome to the
Convention unless hs has particular theory as
10 tie source OF our evil. lie must bcls'e taat
= scc,ionsiism at the Nouib' is the cause OF the
war. Ssct0nalism at the North" noghs the
election o, President Lio0Jln by the Republican
Party; ara nothing ess. Ibut. according TO
Casger g. Co., is the caIse of the rotclsD. 30
Jtn. Davis says; so ehys every Rebel aud
gc5e symffihiser in the country, North and
Ssu,h We viii not DO ruied ty sn Abolition
President, by the Rebell; the Abo.iOhisti had
NJ business 10 elect President, .sy ihs New
York Democratic Comnttee. We VII right our
wrongs b. secesson and war say the ksbcs;