New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

Which peDlteuce ana PITY, love ana Jusuce can snB-
gest To dc ruth the blacks il to insult, cheaper,
and degrade tbem, while to do for men as We have
opportunity is du;y toward the highest as well "a
the lowest, and disbonoiing to neither.
pass on to ak what we shall do for tho South.
For her own sake. as well as for ours and the
worlds sake, we must defeat her. To let her Rebel
lon trninpb and to let her come up into the pratt
ell nation SIZE purposes to be, would lie 10 1t her
become as unhappy as she ID guilty. 10 save Ler--
10 save her FROM lerseli-we must be u,t and kind
TO her-as we shall BIO if we bear in mind BOW
largely responsible the whole Daton Tor the Rebel
lion. TIE South rebelcd because tae nation began
20 show ,igns Of not letting tue Shareholders 70
where they would with their slaves. Nov, was not
part of the guilt Of the Rebellion fairly chsr9ea6le
on The nation, which had practically whether with
or against the Constitution is immaterial TO the ar
gument recognized the Southern laborers to be
property, and therefore subject to removal as well
as to the other liabilities OF propertyi Whoever
doubts the nations having done 80, should read
jays "View Of the action Of Tie Federal Goyern'
ment in behalf Of Slavery" and GifdinSS's Exiles
o, Florida" As we had done 90 much to counte-
nance and educate the South IN Ter crine-her
crime Of crimes-and as we were still impenlteniiy
Pro-Slavery-was II not, TO say the least, very M
gracious in US to threaten to restrict her commission
OF it?
We shall, trust, take her slaves out Of the
hands Of the South. But that will be a COM
paratively easy thing. That will be done by our
superior physical power. An infinitely more diff
cult work for will be TO take the spirit OF slave
holding Oh, OF her heart. That we can 90 only by
superior moral power-only by first taking 1t
out OF our own heart. Our repentance Of slave
holding will De mighty TO work her repentance OF It,
IL is Of en- said that the North and the South have
become unlike each other, az never to DO able to
live together again under the same Government
Bat common repentance of a great common Sin goes
very far 10 make the penitents resemble each other
They sre alike befors the repentance. They are
more alike after it. There will longer be ground
Tor complaining Of lack of hom0geneousness In the
Americans after the North end South shall have re-
pentcd Of their common wickedDets against the
black nan. True yoke fellow after that will they
be in the work of lifting up and enligh'ening the
large black element and The larger and scarcely less
b9rbarous white element IN her population. The
Ncrth will send down thousands Of lgborers IL this
blessed work; ard the South VIII welcome them.
UngiaGged and unlimited moneys and means VIII
tao North put into southern hands to be used Ia
eau c that will then be equally dear to both North
and South
said that for our own sake we must defeat the
nefarous purpose of the South to rob of conn-
try. To the heart OF the patriot all IS lost when
couatry is lost. When orr nation s1all be divided
into two natOns-nay, INTO four or i've, rs u wlli
soon be- should the Soalh succeed-we shali have
10 nation lett; and. on this eide Of the grave, no
home left.
hnd / said that for the worlds sake We must
deiea, the South. For the worlds sake We must
nos suffer this nascent plra'cal NATION 10 pas us
infancy. Tor tie worlds s4ke we must Tot euh r
such a sc0urge IA it would be TO the worlG-suca
Eosfjs human geHrrfs-to grow up In ADeric a.
Hence. for The worlds sake, we must pun down this
ProSlayery Rebellion, AMI purge The American iand
Of Slavery, and the American heart Of The spirit OF
slay,ho.ilng When all this shall be done, how
rapidly viii the redundant aud the disconiented
p0pu giions OF other nations be attracted TO happy
homes in this Aud tseu the Immigrant, no longer
IA now subject, from tie day he lands OF The per-
vcFt.ng and debasiug appliances Of l. PIo-SLycry
Party, Will imIuelil,ely COME unQer Influences IN
puni ing and expanding - The present iuIuences
upon immigrants ale coiruptiag ana shriyeling.
gdj that when ali this shall be done, there will
very be Slavery let IN any part vi CErsten
dom. | was happy, but not sutprised to learn that
Inc price OF slaves declined IA Cuba rs soon az
The VA Of the Pf,sidents Proclamation reached
the leland Size would be able 10 maintain her
Slavery scarcely Il year after ours had ceased
3iazl has long been shaping ter5en 10 Get nd oi
Slavery. Size will accelerate her steps 10 this end
when her slavery shah DO tp.iyed Of tie coun-
touancc ycn 90 IL by American slavery.
And then when America shall 10 sorr0w-s,Iicken
for having chained and .ashoj, and bought aud sold
and mOrgicd many millions OF innocent inca aud
women; AMI when her statesmen ehall he ashamed
OF every word they bad spoken for Slavery, and he
ready 10 wash out with their every word they
bad written for II; then will Free Insituiions
htlero obscured by the black cloud Of Slavery, and
aeiinbly disgrsced hy an unnatural alliance with |
Ihair veriost opposite and tne's doajlits. enemy,
= inc OFT % tbs sun and fast become the desire 81
q whole earth. Precous luHtmn.iors! They ehall
vet bless tie whole EARTH Shareholders and al OTHER
yran's 10 the contrary notwithstanding. Preciols
iu.titutions 1 repeat. The masses Of men can
never rise under any other political institutions than
l0ss which are Republican o. Democrutis.
Aul lar more than this. When America shall
nave pcui.euty put away Slavery, and not only |
ler sinttsmen shall be deeply and painfully Ashamed
~ having contributed to uphold II, bUt Ter con |
eoces. .ic8 shall 81 last be sensi-
lie OF their DISQUALIFICATION wall Christianity
"a not only relieved If American Misrepresentation,
IN, ,oyeriuly commended TO The nations by regen-
Grated America. IL - vain to EXPECT the prevalence
II Christianity 30 long Us tho nations shall oontnue
IA he. ualGe 10 trlInpls upon human rights. The |
rns Christianity does, In distinction from the coun-
orieit, honor God rights through the IGNORING II
nan : IL .is. Herein 10 the lrea difference between
and Christianity Tie one sacrifices
men 20 God, while the oticr MAKES caring i0r men |
/. q most acceptable wouLip # God Tie current !
Christianity IA bat TOO generally only little better
han la)diiel Hefthenissn But tie biottinS out
J. slavery in al Chn.terdom viii go far iownrd
liiug up tue current 10 tie standard Of the true
Instantly.
uu., oloae W. see in tho light OF what has
lecn SAID thai our trdst 10 put down tho Rebellion
.nd 40 save tue n8i.u, ulIs ROT lie aiOho Ia our SD
1rlicr material fol,es. IL must be also N justice,
md in the God OF jHsice--whIch however 4 cannot
% uess We become D-t IL - not tfuU, as MAJ OleOn
aia J, yAs-hat God il on the side OF the strongest
,a.alcle lie 81 ever the eide of justice, DO u the
ir1rgss. or The weakest batta ions tnGt may happen
o be there. / has ever been trae aud II ever viii
e. that - tac nation tha. will not serve Him shall
Jcnsh." Many as are our people. Rrcat as are oar
leirs aud RESOURCES, and uncqgaled OR Invention
nd skill, Nc too ehll perish i We all not IN with
he Divine laws. Bat We viii iull II with them
SIT wo not Ana II We viii, then how grand and
,lessoi oar future In that iulure our condition Will
n all poets rise M into cores pOnGence with cur
natchlsss naturul advantages. In that future there
sal Do no oppression o, tie black man, no oppres-
ion Of tle red mao, and no oppression Of any luan