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

pervert1ODs nave sprung from amOhlou, tVarioo,
maevOl nee or whatever form of seliishnen.
l alluded to the Presidents famous Proclamation.
Let me ray, in passing, that am not of the number
OF ,n0Se Aboiiuoniss who complain OF iis heGrtees'
ness. lie was not 1T liberty, in writing 1t, TO study
the Interests Of the slaves or OF any other Glaze III
is purely u military paper, and anything embodied
in 1t beyond the purpose OF helping on tpe " ar
would h,vs been grossly wrong, aud would have
BEEN utterly VOID both in the eye OF tbs Constitution
and Of tie law o. war. | readily admit tina. tbs
President is 10 aim 10 do much 20. the slaves; but
Lot in his military capacity. In that capacity, be
can help tic slaves only incidentally.
l adverted 10 the present more favorable prosper,
Of putting down the Rebellion. But, ss added the
Rebellion may DC pat down, and tho country never
thesss De not seyedor in other words ilo disease oe
not cured. Nor did mean that it won necessarily
be saved by the abolition OF Slavery. Slavery 10,
aud from the day OF the bonbardiog OF sumter IL has
been. ~ 8 rapid course Of extinction. L. IL highly
probable that withig very lew years 1t VIII nave
wholly disappeared from the country. .Ne'y soon
there viii be- no Democratic party IN favor OF re-
establishing Slavery. Tie Democratic Party, which
sill spring up after Slavery is lished, VIII repre-
sent q genuine Democracy most widely contrasting
with the spurious Democracy of the Party when
now piesumes to cali Itself Democratic. The present
Democratic Party cannot survive Slavery. IL Ives
in the life OF Slavery, aud will die IN It's death. Full
well does il know this: ana hence its close aud
anxious c.iBgiogs 20 Slavery. More than tbit when
Peace shall have returned, and tue passions OF war
sbal. have subsied, and the cost Of 1t IN lie ana
treasure shall have been counted, the people VIII he
so decided against there beng another Pro-siavery
War tia. they viii leave no door open for ", ana
therefore leave no shreds OF Slavery IN the lahd.
They vii feel that they have had enough, and more
taan enough, Of Slavery
Slavery War. France aud England, In their eager
ness to believe Bgleyer 70 the cscrsci and dsGd
vantage Of this vast Republic, may try to believe
the nonsense that the Secession was caused by our
High iarilf But the South neither believes nor says
H. L. POI Of fact mad Tariff go reaily NJ
proac1ing Free Trade, rs thai which existed when
Tie War began. Again, it was by means q the Sc
GO zion, ana the consequent Withdrawal Of Southern
Members OF Congress- that We were able TO get the
High Tariff. And, again. we needed the E'gb Iarih
10 supply Government with means 70 overcome the
Seces,i n. Ia a word, We must have { War TaI1f
Another, anu less false and nonsenscsl excuse for
The Secession Is, that it provoked by Tue NOrihs
Violations OF Pro-Siayery laws. Tbs Democratic
Party Wac certainly not guilty Of sueh violations;
and the reason why the Radical A1oitionists would
not Join the Republican Party was, that 1t
persisted in its pro-5ayery interpre. alton OF the
Constitution aud IA enforcing all Tie informal Pro-
Slavery legislation. o. all our Presidents, 10 one
ever entered apon his Office with eager ard earnest
prorii.es US did Mr. Lincoln see bis Inaugural and
elsew ere,l 20 execute aga net innocent and holy
Freedom all laws, either inside or outside Of the
Constitution, made 10 serve bloody and abomlnablo
Slavery. Another, and by far tie most popular ard
generally cred ed excuse for the Rebellion l., that
til South was driven TO it by the succcsfli attempts
of tie Anti. Slavery men in turning the American
r.ind against Slavery. When was quite young
man we agiiated the question III this State Of tae
suppression OF Lotterer aud We succeeded; aud got
them prohibited in the organic law admit !! was
night for the PIo-Lo,tery men TO hold TIE Anti
Lottery men responsible ior that change N
public seniineni. Bat | do not adlnit THAI had
lie Pro-Loitery men Tes0ted 10 armt II would have
been right 20 hold tie Anti-Lottery men
r. responsible for that resort. IL would however
have oeen As right iOr them 10 do co. as II Il
for the Pro-Slavory men 10 lay tie blame Of thciE
own recourse 10 arms on tie men whofe only crime
il tie Impressions which thOs oiscussions o; slavery
had made ,he pnDlic MAD. al poolle have eye
TEN o. an institution Which cannot Withstand afgu-
nsnt b. slavery osLoiicncs, or even iro'estGAi-
i'm OF Catholicism, let them hasten % exchange u
Tor enc that cen. Above al, let them hot Get 80
lar back into the DARK Ages as 10 return argument
With lead and steel, tie u,eIances OK tue sal With
the death Of the body.
No, this is purely Pro.Sla,ory Rebellion. II
was begun ior tie sole purpose OF riddug very OF
dangers aud securing TO !; re" advantages: and one
Of tie LiGt steps "a l. 10 e.ori.l1s Tic aO0u4ina
ton by making IL tie cOrner.s.onc OF tue rev pOv
Crnmeut Not auy Oi the Free S..tcs have ever la
voied the Rebellion: but from tie H.. al VI item
have been tGaGcd agaius, II. Ll-ycn 81 ihe ; AVE
States embarked ia ~ AID the gTca reason Why tue
remaining four dd MOI is ihl; ~ large teclgn' oi
each OF u tie Pros asory interest and tirt are
slight, because Of tie s;lail proportion which Tie
slaves lear 10 Tie whole popuat4on. alieI, la
ICspect 20 one O. these four States, kcDiaciy, that
no other oi all tho Slave STATES LAS been -
effectively ia orr way ss shc, with her hcstile
politics more damaging lhnn evcn her ho.ilie arms
In NnolhoE of the iOlr, AiissouEi, We have Aad 10
fght bioo0ieF baiiea tban AZ kentucky. In another
Maryland, the Icbel inlucuce has been PECULIARLY
peIi.OUs ~ us bcoause peculiarly dIfingennols anu
ely. 30 other two States n the rHtloa have per-
lied our cause 20 mach as Mar land AID hehtsc4y
lilo other OF these four S,aGes, De.Awaio,i y too
mail ia both territory ard population 10 he 81 much
account. Could It's Southern bali have bal 10 way,
Delaware too would have joined TIE ssion All
Cnr Of them would have joined II bu! ioE IheIs dread
OF D1iau troops.
Is.ii that slavery might be put away AID our ma
lion 10 hot saved. IL il be not pui away "a the sii-
lit Of reniienoei II our bard rational Ieaii-cur
heart Ol injustice and opgrssEioI-shal survive
.yeIy; Lien WIll the nation rcuiain uusa'oii and
evil scarcely len gciaps oven g.eae: than tils
Rebel ion may soon break out % Prove IRA. y il un
saved. Tie putting away OF Si"'crF ~ Tue sll!N
and FOX The ~ pose IL which aud 4cr "ncA IHo Ffei-
idelt's Proclamation would pat 10 away, Is god ~
ar ~ Il GOES But 20 pa; 1t away topy IN Ills spi-
70 aud simply for .ais porp0ae would jail very iw
thVft q G4vinQ tire nhii0n. IL VS. iu.i away IN lie
eurt u he.ghuess eua iefoy - cave oussciNes Auu
our herr. D. f'ii uloTokon by Aenio Oh our ciAcs
agansttbe Ullc man, " may 60 On ~ become grc-i-
E ,fplua ana lraiuGder tleu ever a8d therefore
fnrther from nat o,al salvation than eyfI. ln lis
characters ic greed OF territory and Characterize
WccadrV confidence ~ ito stror or, our lmgtD-
tent nation might b. gi 10 undertake. wafs OF cor
Quss, aud plumber against every nation within lts
reach. Such or Any other fspaltly Ubiquitous ua-
5eftaIinI Oh ils part would not b ia - rain, ut
woald rliier Gomcnstr.,e ard deepen - previous
ruin. 4 patiDn 10 lees than "a individual gwen ~
10 work Injustice was long be.ofs ruined. ia thu
connection le say that the hlsi vicim o. ma
T.. ifs.v Ha tti IA ~
wMla Inc inllly il does 10 him against WHOM 1t isl
diroc ed, may b. bat outward aid superficial and
eanly cured, that which u does to him from whom
II proceeds IS inward aud radical Gnd bu. 100 gcHo-