New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

of a most parricidal TREASON. When we can
man q traitor, let us feel 10 our heart Oh
hearts what a traitor is. Let us understand
that traitor il no better than murderer;
that Gin the words of Shakespeare)
Treason and murder kept together
AZ uIus yoke devils oru to eithrr's purpose"
The Rebellion il u crime. When our brave
sold ers leave their homes and their families 10
combat for the Constitution, lot them under
stand that they are but parts Of gigantic
posse eomitatus called out for the arrest OF q
large number OF criminals. Ii is only thus
feeling which will give energy to our arms
Public questions at all times are prone to get
miserably muddled; and the simpler va make
the ssue now the better the people will fight
The nen who TALKED the mort loudly OF John
Browns treason have been the first to initiate
upon "a grand scale John Browns example.
We have iunumeratc proportions for adjust
mcnt, aud long speeches about this and t'at
in Congress: and the constant discus'lons OF
ali manner Of aide issues. for men must be
talking: but let TIE soldier understand that
he is enrolled to fight parcel OF kbaves all
liable TO indictment. trial, sentence, aud exc
cutiou-mcn who have wickcily distuIbed
the peace of the world without Provo
catlou--ncn with whom no terms are TO BE-
madc--Dick Turpins who call themselves
Generals, ard Capt. Kyds who cal themselves
Commodores. That is the way to put IT,
That IL the way Mr.. Everett puts 1t, though
In, "A
thief IL "A THEA liar is n llar-a pcrjurer Is
a prrlurcr; and every Southern traitor who Is
morally responsible, is oil three together I!
PRAY, do not let us have any more talk about
our misguided Southern bretbren'' This IL
no time for l0ve.pais and such like baDdIsh-
menis. There is wolf ut our throats-not
the Presidents throat only but your throat,
merchant mechanic farmer sailor what
ever you are Do Mt be 50 silly as to call the
wolf n lamb, for YOU will not put An ounce Of
wool upon bis back, or draw one fang from bis
/ foau,ing jaws in that ~ay-not one Tue time
has gone BY, certainly for the present, for TUX
iur about compromise, concession, adjustment.
Fight nov, aud leave compromising TIL you
have manncled these maduen Fight uow, and
concede. II you will, when you can do 1t th-
out the mpulation OF poltroonery Fight how,
ard adjust when terms Of adjustment nre pos.
sbe There is deadly duel, said the En-
peror of Russia. between myself and the Em-
ueyer Napoleon, for lie has broken his word
10 mo-" There is deadly duel, LEI us say,
e. between the Union and these traitors, for
they have brok-n their oath t. il -
This. We believe, will be- the proper feeling
which will animate To fresh yalor the int"lli-
gent soldiers who are just entering upon the
contest They will understand that they are
Gphtng for n causc with the Justice Of which
neither success nor failure has anything 10 de-.
They will feel that they ere still in the right,
though our armies should be scattered, our
capitol captured and our President II fugitive.
There is one thing which Southern success can
not compnss, aud that i. an oblivion, ia history
ind tradition, Of the frauds, ieloDics aud ial..
hood. with which the gnpmibcus enterprise
began. These traitors are outside the pale Of
tie words respect for ever; and We do verify
believe that if it lad not bcen Tor the ,guhly
bad personal reputation OF most OF the Rebel
leaders AID cUnsclousBrss that the COUiedcr-
acy is a sort ol scamp-goSefnnenf, after all
We beheer. say, that impelied by cotton
hunger. some Eufopecn power might, brf"re
this, have bestowed at least senli.smile upon
rebellion But il wlll Dot do. NrltLcr IN It's
inception nor in Its progress, has the thing been
ba. h.ap "a. xllu
die on-sty like tbat OF gamblers, i0otpads, and
pickpockeis about Il. IL would be VI woeiul
rx ample, If any cabinet Of sny monarcLal go
yefnment should encourage causelcss inrurr,c-
ton; Tor there are whole populations in Europ",
all ready 10 mount upon real aud substantial
injuries, aud being themselves honest folk they
might take leart o grace from seeing how well
political kuuves were succeeding Ia the knavcry
Of rebellion.