New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25
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illustration. which have gwen such "lue oeeo'i! "
-; ,,oductions and made him s0 10 mioaoie as "h
.--ocant ard 40 powerful as an advocate OF 'oe
~ % which he deyotes TIE influence OF lis PEN
I;. .,;Il odbering to bis long established position
uO.Ious adberent of tho Catholic Church, he con-
.,,Do,es some changes in the character OF bis re
-, which are indicated in the following para
graphs; - .., !, ,,.o;,
iLa OF least more general in their character, such
- nav be read without otlense by candid ara intell
IN readers who are not OF The came ieiill0uS COM
s;ou with IFS Editor. More space VIII be gwen
- 'noltcal and national questions and even III theo-
t5r,l al .cussions the aim will be not controversy
~ ~ ordinary sense much as 10 present Oat1oiic
Soerpe on it's positive side, as the ainruatlve truih
,.ibcut taking any special pains to point out the
o,ipous it may contradict. Indeed an mort VIII pe
&c 20 ascertain whether it be possible 10 break
SoUn the wall which now separates The Protestant
aud Catholic reading puOlics INTO TWO dlsilnc' pn-
lies snd 10 some extent unite thea Ii one fepubhc
~ Ntters To this end the study III all cases, viii
~ 20 syold treating the Church Ar a sect, aud TO
ant truth in its catholic, lot III its sectalian or
negative aspects.
lie Review will carefully abstain from I'll mere
nr,y notifies but will always take it's stand on the
.ide of the Union and the country, and be thoroughly
hmercan. Ii viii support The war for he integrity
&c NJ nation as long as il shall las, and viii defend
al measures Judged 10 lie necessary for proceeding
Il witt vigor and success, aud for guarding az INST
tbe breaking ont OF any future war OF the same or
Gnilar sort. Ii will not lie abolition III the vulgar
nse If that term, but will never defend slavery, Ia
sy form or for any class of persons whatever, and
& will let PASS DO opportunity Of opVosirg II, when
ever there is the lcas. chance of opposing II with
any advantage. In It's spirit and tone 10 will be Tree,
SO earnestly defend for all men without distinction
OF race, natioD, or complexion, the largest liberty
con-, aGble with the maintenance OF civil govern
mem ana social order.
We commend 10 the earnest attention Of ourread-
err ,he we-tmed paper entitled 1.-THE Struggle OF
,he Nation for Life, from wLc We must find SPACE
n our crowded columns for Il few extracts
TIiE PRESENT WAR A DISCIPLINE.
1--WE are wise. we shalt accept the present civil
War NJ a much needed and a salutary discipline.
ne,essory 10 Arrest " in our downward career and
70 recall Us 10 the virtues Of our heroic fathers. We
ssali evea accept II with thgnkulnees as giving Us
The opportunity OF rlyang, and even sUrpasslng
then ia glory. IL gives us the opportunity 10 prove
ourselves men, and TO achieve greatness for our
selves. Our fathers won u country, we can Row
pauve that we are able TO defend, pre ,erNe and en-
notle a country. We can now prove that the race
has no. dece.crate % In this New World and that man
hecs still lis vigor, IN all hls proud daring,
ald 40 81, bis noble deeds. We o. tie Free States
have been TAINTED bv the slaveholiirg South with
benz towards and poltroons, with being ready TO
s,lnee honor, dignity, and glory. for tile sake OF
trsce aud Is proits am Hotroons III our IoIIcs we
haVs. been; We van now prove that II we have been
psdy 20 make any sacrifice, even tbat on honor To
prtcut tire dissolution OF the tniOn it has not been
thraa.b sorciduess or cOwarolcs Onr honor, our
verv r0snhood free ana living people are now ~
stlke aud must lie redeemed. We Inusl wipe out tie
dr. of Our pact concessions our past croucblng
e. tr. Barons Of The South, and prove hat those
eoure.,i0us were not wIung from a tml1iiy tha
sgei,.. from the want OF manhood or ron iIseDsl-
bi,tt Go nation al honor aud national glory; that We
hAve tot crouched because we wanted silrlt 10 as
ssg1 Ct strength TO defend Our own rights and dig
uJV tut hecaCse loved the ILlCn, and are now
te ~ 20 make any sacrifice preserve the Integrity
Of de Nation. Tbis We can and must LOW prove.
W. Are now called upon 10 prove tud there still
iNes and buns in our hearts The spirit OF our iith-
arr. that We have the old American energy and in
,Osid a. l. perseverance iha won tbs continent IRON
. .atysQo and tie forest that forced the proud
,nottier county 20 ackcOwledsc our Independeuce,
Traced the Fe,.erA Constitution and made us Ma
tiou fuli Of promise TO The future OF the world.
TIE WAR STERN REALITY
BIZ ~ do this must take the mat er il earnest,
and understand and feel taat tie war Ii Il reality,
and tat IL must he conducted on war; not on leace
piIa pie-. The auiaDle specual"rs of or late
sr.=,c, ID en-, and the charming seitmep dhte. ot
,.sli-neauiug phil inthropiss, with which We wiled
.ys.iv the "pIping times Ot peace, Tor TIE want o!
,orne,hiuc more amusing, Interesting, or si1lt-stif-
inc aust be lad aside for The present, Tor We are
,oU fioc 70 lace with tie stern realities Of war.
III real no, the mimic stage, II row be'oTe ne and
he ...tois are actors II real. not mimic lie. Inc
.rggie deeds ale dang, lot merely represented be
~ our eyes. They are real not pasietoard soldiers
4 tq.s and repass before ur, aud tlc charge eonnd-
I'd q red charlie 10 d real hattie, IN which the life
Of a nation perhaps the whole future OF humanity II
4. stake We are not sitting ~ our eise IN TIE par
ssrre or q private box, and witnessing theatrical
battle There j. 40 aTtifce, no pbantasmagOiia, 10
raiuted scenery here; ], il al real sieinly, terribly
real TIE reality ise i before US, and we nusi meet
rith "a steruuCss, gravity equal to ltb Owl. ~ Is
rea blood, not red paint that flows, aud rtal me-
an hood must still flow, and How IN torrents.
A. mus; have not only the courage to he kIed, nu'
va, ,,.,,-i have for brave and generous souls the
80, c,urace 10 kill-nOt simply to bear but TO DO
10 strike the enemy IN Dis ten.eiest par, our
- snd beayiest bloSs. War demands not the
ive v,rtnes alone; it demands The aetiye virtues,
md Inc work not VI women, but OF Men,-O! men
-,rnd m, 10 The highest pitch Of Their manhood,
tpo In the terrible energy Of their iull masculine
engtb aud The whole directed WIN au II Nlnclo'e
y 10 the beating down OF every obsiacle 70 rs
a .,~e There must be 10 dlLy-dailylng no I'm.
- making up of faces, ard trusting to painted
d. sors and devils or real noise aud cLmor. Ihere
mus lie . downright, sfaightforwaId, and cafnesi
.1yan.c with all toe Ceaih-Geal:ng instruments OF
: The war, while il lasts, Is aud must be mex
or DE- There must be fear TO srIke, let we ell
foe. no fer 10 Ere lest somebody should be thOt.
Thir fear or heztancy may do when We are playing
soldiefs, but it Il ont Of place now. The very d.
sgn Of is while it lsts 10 inlet The greatest
-~ssitlc injury in the shortest possible ume, ana
with least possible oss to ourselves, on the enemy
IN order 10 force lin to submit, and ceaee resistance
When he submits, but not Till tlen, may ply, CON-
passion, tenderness, love be displayed, and eXeTted
In 81 heir divine sweetness slid power.
THE POSITION or THE PRESIDENT.
We tell the President, and we deelre 10 do 50
ub all possible respect that even the restoration
Of he Union policy shaped expressly 10 concili-
ax " Ole Kentuc or the slayehclGing interests Of