New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

EmhDclpeuOu POicy' ADo NoaAvo'o''o imp"
thizers hoping to achieve power in tho FREQ
States reacho those denunciations. Deep call
eth unto deep: the alarm and CONSERVATION OF
jeff. Davis g. Co. at Richmond eXtOrt words
of comfort and cheer from Seymour g. Co. at
Brooklyn. JEFF. thinks it horrible that the
President should favor the secession Of slaves
from the Rebels who have seeded from the
Union; Horatio threatens him with "a dis
united North" if he does not desist. 1t il
plain that the whole and the half-traitors
are playing into each others hands.
Mr.. Seymour has no moral right to be
deadly enemy Of the President, and at the
same time make fulsome professions Of friend
ship and support. He has no right to talk as
he does of Loyalty sustaining the Government,
and in the same breath hold up that Govern
ment to reproach and scOrn as prohigate and
corrupt At the outset of the war, there were
SPECTATORS and jObbers--men of all parties
who gathered around the Quartermasters' and
Commissaries' burcaux of the various camps
and armies, and sought to make--in some cases
actually did make--large sums at the publc
expense. The Republican majority in Congress
took these fellows in hand, hunted and badgered
them us rascas were never hunted before, e1-
posed their yillainies. made them diSgorge q
large portion of their ill-gotten gains, and ma
soned up the holes they had dug into the
Treasury, 90 that there can be nothing more
drawn out through them. There are new
hands in the War Department, at the heads OF
the various armies, in the posts OF Commlssary
and Quartermaster General, and almost every
dollar is now disbursed through new channels.
The fact that twothrds of the arms, supplies,
&c., are now purchased through Democratic
officials does not prove that it is done more
honestly than if they were Republicans; but
it ought to protect the Administration from the
assaults which, for the basest party purposes,
be persists in making.
Mr.. Seymour boasts largely that his party is
now majority in the loyal States. How false
is that boast tho vote OF the Iowa Volunteers,
given in detail IN our last clearly exhibits.
The Volunteers of that State are nowse unlike
those from other States; they are permitted to
vote in their several camps as if at home. and
more than three: (omths Of them vote the Republi.
can Union Tickets. There is not a shadow Of
doubt that those from other loyal States would
do likewise, as those from Pennsylvania did
last October, aud those from Illinois last June.
Had the Volunteers from Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Indiana voted this month"; there is not an
excuse for doubling that each OF those States
would have gone for the Administration as
overwhelmingly az Iowa has done. And now
Mr.. Seymours chance of being Governor Of
New-York. slender as it is. rests wholly on
the absence in the Union armies OF more than
One Hundred Thousand Of our electors, three
fourths if not seven.eighths OF whom would,
| il at home, vote aud work Tor Wadswortb.
If elected at all. it will be by the votes of
men who wish Jef. Davis were to-day 10
Abraham Lincoln's place, and by the absence
on the Potomac Of One Hundred Thousand
Voters who if at home, would roll up OF
least Sixty Thousand Majority for Wadswortb.
One other point 10 ali We can atop now to
notice.
Mr. Seymour well knows though he conceals
the truth from bis hearers, that the Rebel
chiefs interpret every Democratic triumph iD
tie Free States ne a peace" victory-that
is, for Secession. They proclaim on every oc.
casion that they will "v:r DO reunited with
the North-that they will fight to the last man
against my possible restoration Of the Union
that. If subdued now. they will break out into
fresh rebellion on the very first opportunity.
One thing-one only--wilI take this bad blood
out Of tlcm-the Emancipation Of their slaves.
That done they will have no real motive, no
fulcrum. for ne@ rebellion. Every ono
must see this; what mean they who, seeing it
oppose Emancipation, but that the Rebels shall
triumph