New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19
90, =. Is true, however that those journals
which re-, lily desire the energetic crushing Of
tbs rshs,,io n agreed with him.

u :. h,on Oh, t it 10 the opinion of Presi-
L.. -. lawyer-and no man can
dispute his profoundness IN respect Oh oil con-
,ttutional questions-that me rebellion OF the
Southern States against the hepuohc has in
fact. converted all their slaves Ito ireemen.
Ia this matter, we understand that DR.. Lin.
coin holds substantially the opinions set forth
in the resolutions which Mr.. Sumner lately on
fered in the Senate and we now find in The
Continental Monthly n statement that the same
views are shared by the Secretary of War.
That periodical attributes TO Mr. Stanton the
following language
First fOremO,t believe Slavery to be the eo's ef
To treat the ea, bella above beyond oil other considra
ton, hold to be the duty Of the commsrdrnchi.f
the surgeon degsrds secondary symptoms aud PROBES the
wound. would treat this beli as TIE Contribution a.
lows us to treat -not hairs hresih rom the grand Ola
safeguard would step Under the Consultation believe
Slavery DO purely local institution In Louisisna AID
Texas ssvs il sn iumovsbc by 'stue, and 10 annexed to
TIE realty a. hoppoe, az In the law OF Newlos In Ala
b.ms and Mississippi the ,Sye ia chstcl in The ''tnsined
State ne passes by deed Of national act aud Ietsiou; IN
the Other by simple receipt delivery Thus even smons
Save State, there IL uniform syom respecting the slave
property 10 the Northern State, the slave Is p'oo IN ms
ballot relation congressional quota and cons;iiUency and
also sn apprentice to labor to be delivered up On demand
The slave escaping Mary and TO is not to
be delivered TIP cared about though, shout until be
4, demanded Liberty 4, the law Of nature Every l.
rre.uutd free choice ard 10 be smmeird by
until the contrary made clearly to sppes
One man dchs Sed convict FOR instance
en- uupardoued convict He emrrAes south" ard he obtains
property according to local law in slave Tie slave escapes
20 New.Yor The unpsrdonedaser enters he
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producing the record of the conviction, Nj Claim Ant YOU
10 standing Your civ sht' 'uperded in
ths State until you psrdoned. You ho' rsrdoned
therefore will not aye no 70 your claim unh you
egiinsely in court aud recognized by tho judge
Il that plea would aSs And the crcr wanted TO EN-
poys person 10 sweep The courtroom the next moment h'
could employ thai defendant do it. There Is not il
the Eeoe States (trAoH publicly kHor OF who has tand
inS under the Constitution Tesardu. this Slavery questio
By lis srguneIt be lives In foreign country BY
argument he IA Were an invading
general and wanted would decoy them rom the Ree
with hay and stable entcemers II wanted trench dfaers
camp sculo,s ategisis plos osmen, or guides
AVID being that general about me should pre-
them into my service Time enough talk about the night
possess the groes by better claim Of title
service when that somebody with the Constitution in or
hand stipulation of allegiance in the other demands esa
possession. believe that the scknowlodred fact th
Necessary set, tha. wherever army advances emaIcpa
ton practically will carry more terror TO tie iase
owner than any other warlike incident But would hsS
item understand that iris result ID not degu bu. neces
,isy Of their rebellion"
Whether or not these are really the ideas o
Mr. Stanton, We have OF course, no other
means Of knowing than the evidence Of then
publication in Ihe Continental Monthly. Il
they are falsely ascribed TO him, the truth vii
soon be made known. For our part we cor
daily give Mr.. Stanton all the support in ouI
power, because we know him to DO terribly IL
earnest in putting down the Rebellion and win
dicating the National Integrity. Any man o.
that sort is good enough antagonirt of Slavery
for us, whatever his theoretical opinions ma!
heretofore have been.