New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

proclamation.
The 1im0 says II does not pretend 10 49,
Slavery 1t launches the threat Of servie rckeIIos
as means OF war against certain States Wher.I.
has no power Mr.. Lincoln will set the negroes ~.
where ne retains power he will consider them slsv..
he proposes to excite the negroes of the SoutA.~
plantations to murder the families of their m.s,.ss
while they engaged Ia tho war-he will RIM -
the rivers in bis gunboatshe will eeek out the pac
where the women and children have been trustnd >,
tho fidelity Of colored domestics.
The Times, however, does not think that ave-.
now, when Mr. Lincoln plays his lat card, Il viii
prove to be trump. Pennsylvania desires to -
her manufactures in the South. New York v;sS.
to 10 again broker, banker and merchant 70 t.
south. This is what The Union means TO them. h,
would not answer the purpose of any Of these ctiss
Of the North TO have the South made hovlins
wilderness. They want the handling of the mIiorS
which are produced by the labor OF the bla.k usa
| The Post thinks peace seems less defiant nor.
taani u WAS month since. The Administration Of
Mr. Lincoln topples to its fall, ard we cannot do,M
that il will be replaced by which will csnsu, H.
tue interests Of the American nation. s'.i -
TIE Daily NeHs rays that President Lacoln'.
Proclamation on slave emancipation has not; AZ "a,
as at present appears the importance which sone
persons in England disposed to attach IN 4
Like most Of tie acts of tbe Executive If the UnsS
States, 1t is feeble aud hating.
HYDE Park, on Sunday, the 5ih inst. was IN.
scene OF @ mott disgraceful rio.. There was "a
MEETING called bat an immeuse crowd assembled
cor posed largely Of roughs, Irish and Eneli.h an.
pareniy intent on finishing the row of the preyi,ns
Sunday, OF making sequel to II. The brutal rr,.
ceedings continued for some two hours. b
O'Clock about 100000 people bad entered tie Park.
Many carried sticks Tie Irish had made the be-,
Preparations for the shindy. When the melee VA,
at iis hight sti Ks being used, ard stones were
flying in all directions, and at least Z 600 peopls
battling IN different parts OF ,he PARK, snd Ia sotas
csses knives were used. Several hundred soldiers
of duly tool. part in the flay. The Ilish were q
iast oycrpowered.
II the Emancipation Proclsmation) IL indspr's.
oily tie great fact OF tie wsTthe turning point Of
Tie history of the American COMMON weal,A--aa at
oniy second in courage and IN probabie rlsslst 10
tie Declaration Il ledsependenee. Ilat il has been
20 long postponed indicates lis immense gravity.
That il follows on great military soccess DOT ona
defeat. indicates the tpirt in which it is adopted
But few DAYS earlier, i. would have been uniyos.
sally regarded 81 confession OF cespaiFAg coa'
pcouiness that tie forces 81 the North were unable
to Rrspple even on Northern son VIII those OF the
South.
II comes now as p defiance TO the power iLah
ain ,trosq enough 10 nainaiS its frontier though
c9nreled 20 relnquish It's aggressive designs. And
iis promulYasop viii 10 DOUBT arrest the proposed
oispstch Of Commissioners from Rieh nond TO Wash.
iugfon 10 NEGOTIATE terms OF Z" Just au3 lonorabls
peace.' Tie Federal Government has anticipated
Inc Confederate Congress in such proposals. The
only psace the rulers Of the Union desire s one
patel. with - tie restoration Of constitutional rela
iious" AID tue abolition Of compulsory servitude-
ace with Justice for lts basis, freedom for its OBJECT
Federal lave and the universal sympathy of MAI
kind fos ia protection.
Isnoti e a gigantic stride in the paths of Chris
tian and civilized progressl IL not here reason,
abundant and uDquestionable, why every man y
whom personal or political freedom Ia dear, shouN
pray for tie success Of the Union arms Hitherto
. fos bc<a hv an
uneasy Doubt whether the outposts of tn Unica
armies aud the boats crews Of Union fleets did not
drive back with covering terror the negroes who
came cut expecting friencs and delverers. There
eau nov be- no moie such dosbt, and there can be 10
more ufthogdlHg # sympathy. From the banks Of
the Potomac where Mcclellan and Lee still stand
nf,ontiug each other in equal strtng through
kentucky, where Ulionists and Conecesste, are
tese ed and besegersin Mississippi and IN LoEis;-
ana, where fighting il imminent, il no. sctual-!n
the Carolinas aud in Florita, where the war seems
about 10 be renewed-cyery Northern soldier or
sailor coauts now as an armed Abolitionist.
Jic slaves need wall no longer foT The Ell na taat
thcir concealed and wary leaders have prsdently
Withheld. In every cane-brake and rite-sw6np-
among The bales Of boarded cotton and the trees q
the ping foresfsthe negro may hold bis eooucii OF
war aud resolve TO strike for freedom. he Esy
tafsly s..ll wisely rorego his Vengeance for past
wrongs. His cause Is az length the cause Of q
mighty and resolute people. ine fat has gone
forth, aud the heart OF humanity viii bail rs exc
cutloa. On New Years Day, 1853, Slavery viii
cease 10 dcfle the American flag, and begin to Gs.
alSear from the American soil.
sle~ IAs MaAa.sssy GvsrsiIs (OygaH Ct ne Cotton
I.orE.l
The hamlessResI OF the proclamation dOes not
excule it, utter want Of principle aud II its con-
oocors expected produce ssvorsble imp reseiou
in Europe there 10 one simple answer to thsm; u 10
too late. IL UhcH trzr Ersf became fEcrisftI>, 1e
Ca5iaet az Uiashisgtoa rad announced nat, hGe-
mr. ben J5rcei - ttTt fat7l Issue, ~ you'd sot lag
8orrn rs arms until The Uai,n c6s restored on
terms proridxg fer ire grGiali sriiscti0s 81
SIaUsry, q m.gN haee msds q d.DIcatJor free SO
f'Dns ~ saapatAize nc.Eh The South. Bat IL tbs
Border States would have been lost, end the cvI
WAX might have extended TO the North Itself The
an attempt 10 sit rpon two stools. Ii j. now 100
LIE for him TO make choice and, on the strength
Of il, 20 claim the respect of the world.
Aud lis proclamatioa does no, even announces
choice. IL stl leaves tho door open for Q sscea-
srnciDn OF the Union, without the slightest prac-
teal effort 20 reduce the power OF Slavery. Il Il
plTos.ibe rot 10 feel that ii the South offered To-
return al onoo on being assured OF the permanencs
oris isyeriie institution, Pres dent Lincoln would
joy'ully welcome j, 10 bis embrace, and We may
almost fear that TO allure IL back he would forget bs
own pledge TO preserve the territories unconisni
mated. Ihe fact that his lroclan nation once more
brings forward that scheme OF negro coloDlzatIoo
which was denounced with such udis aant elcquekes
In letter we lately transferred 10 these columns
will NOT make il more paitab.e IN Europe. We can
appreciate the dllcalies vi the situstiog but they
arr dll.eutie, due 10 persistence in false polly.
and must not To overcome by injustice.
ITALY.
On the 9th inst tho King gnei the Decres grant,
ing AN amnesty to all persons concerned In the sess
md attempts which took place lately in tue S0nthefn
with the exceptisn Of those VINO desestee
from the Royal army.
Ihe accounts from Gaibsldi were less satisso'
tory. lis suiorugs were caused by continually ~
ing IN the same position.
Mazzini has addressed an appeal TO the Italian
p,oIle against tho Italian monarchy. lie declaica
That Z" the koyal bullet which wounded 6arlDaiu