New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

way, without violation of c0nsti utonal rig,ts a.
pi'ghfed fns, and by the wickedness of the fis ds
III slavery In provoking this war, He is accom- fsb
ing the prediction Of the poet Concerning our conn,
ty's future history:
| 4" The na'Ions ore feen, bu. thou sin art younr,
| Thy sun Is sti ri,ihg bile others have set; ra
Ard though SlAyerys cloud DER Thy orning h..h brr.
The full rays OF Fiesdou shall beam 'rouad thee yssS
MR. SEYMOUR on REPUDIATIoN.
| There is another topic Of the speech 10 wbiA
viii alnde. refer to the dark suggestions Of rsnn-
diation, unless arre-'s Of persons charged with ci,
loyalty are discontinued. Mr.. Seymoars hnoosn.
| 10 this:
ally o s' oop ~ he .'iseR s he
never be held more sacred uan personsl n;ht," WIZ
md g-y dscui,a. Il viii be he'd anos. excl
few Atlantic sta.s Look upon tie mop Of ts Union sps
b.. div ied and debtor and the
have va't prepsndersncs of power sud Utfr
nntey, there i. taxn upon thi. national debt sae h.
share l. thrown Oft upon other property
1t Is held where many If the Govrnmen. contr.cst
have been Practical. Its ed largely where he Cou,.
a7esa eipropordsnnte shore of political power Nrh.i
these elements Of discod Is 1t wise Gsss
law, or bring authority inso coneinptp
1 The debt Of the nation, TO which reference h.~
made, WIS contracted 10 preserve our na,iotal er.
isebce. II was contracted TO obtain for every ciz.n
and his properly the protection OF law aud ords,
I The money has been distributed among our eym,s.
aud some Of il bss passed into the atds OF pesrl,
every family in the loyal Siates. The money mar.
| kets OF England being closed gsans, u.s. Congre,.
offered Ma an Indictment to CAPITALISTS, exeml,icn
on this debt from State taxation. Ts Ia he "unfor
innate" exemption If which De. Scynors speak.
The Constitution declares all laws passed w Con.
gress, supreme. No nation coad maatuin siaBd
among the civilized nations Of the EARTH wbo.e pub.
! lie debt WAC repudiated.
That Jefferson Davis should have suggested r,pu.
diation was to have been expected. lie Aas earned
undyiug fame as tho leading Missssippi Repudiil0r
But am surprised that Mr. Sey Dorr shOald have
dlatrusted the people 20 far az to suppose there Wa
danger either Of reputation or OF "new and Angry
dis eussions" concerning this debt.
Tie capitalists Of New-York have lent heir for.
tnnes to the Government with noble and patiJis
liber.liiy. Wnas do they think about there wais
pers calculated to destroy the value oil their secai
iiesi When one, skilled ih' fredicting future eveus
and having hsh regard for an accurate reputation
loretels reputation, t3e danger 10 that II he hsi
the power, be will see that Lis predictions VEN
/ fed
The people of the loyal States ara the most intel.
gent soDest and law abiding people on earth. Ths
! East, the West, tho North, and the Middle Staies
have made common cause III tAs war. Animated
by one purpose, they have Contributed their men,
their blood and their money to sustain tbs Union
In their pane / reiel Indignantly the imputalon
that they, or any portion OF them, can ever be "
base Is TO repuja,e this debt, or to harbof such Z
i thought. Tic statesman who should venture 10 ad.
vocsIe it would 10 swept into an iSroninlous Oh.
! livOn.
That speech containing the views hive Grid.
ci-ed should have been lhlsibis and sreeiods, and
clothed in polished exeraals only serves 10 Ieudf
il more peInIcious Tne hectic flush upon tie check
! of the cOnsynpiiye bears striking resemblance 10
the ruddy hue of health. A skeleton nay bs deco.
rated with siiks and satins, and adorned With dis
mouds and golden pendants; bat the inquirer alta
i truL sioaa not be deferred from Iene,rltilg Ia.
meath tie .uyiaee by a fair and pleasan, exteEis
! covering.
IL gives ne no pleasure thus 10 review the pcsoa
assumed by the chosen standaTt5earer OF tie Den.
ocratc party. have been from ny youth a Demo.
efat, ard have been associated 10 political action
with AIR Seymour for many years. Bat my Demo-
craic pflndplss teach me ibat my frat political caJ.
is 10 sustain ny Government when 4 /. n penl,
ag 4ina, all enemies at house ard abroad. esrlsd
Democracy at the feet, ami il tie school, Of that no
bic old Ron an, who, when Presdeut OF ihs Culss
States, was present st the festive board with Cal.
houn ard other conspiriioTr, ard pele,ia'ing ihei
secret purposes, sent terror 10 tle.f guly sonli y
tie memorable ,oa.t AID prediction: " lie Federal
Union; it must and shall be preserved
OBLIGATIONS TO THE GOVERNMENT
Born in humble he, I am Indebted % th.s bensi.
cent Government, uadcr n KIND Pfoi itence, for ell
that am and all that have. I sand ready 10 i've
to iis defense aud support my Eiluefce my properly
my SONG, and if need be, my he. OF wbtyalls
are all these without a coGntryi desire 30! 20 live
| hey Ond that hour when my country Is bOpalesSy
ruined and this Union Is broken in piece. 10 slr
tain my partisan standing, 1 Will never coa9si
10 furnish aId and oouifoTl TO the enemies Of ny
country.
IL has been my purpose TO keep within the Limits
OF the fair and open discussion invited by Mr.. seJ.
mour. My views Of our daty arc acosdy indicated
The Constitution demands the execution VI iAe llws
the whole Union; and It's authority can only 10
thrown off by an amendment in tie mode which Is
provides. We must fght. We have no alternative.
We are oound TO fight TO preserve the Union AMI eS'
force Its authority.
HOW PEOPLE WILL ACT.
The people being compelled to choose viii b.r
uuenced by their views OF the war. " bile .laI
Taste, i VIII swallow up all minor issues and wil
control results. II the people have become iiredd
tho war, II they desire to take the incpisut srees
a separation by al amendment OF the Cons.Ci.o.
II they feel that they are incapable OF preserving
tho Union, and prefer national degradation aud ruiz
they will vote go TINT these views nav be cairsd
ou;. Bot Ii, on the other hand, they are resoveiD
preserve the unity OF the country to wuich tioiMs
Nature point II they are true 10 the lessons Of ti
fathers If they love their Tree institutions, II, .
short, they mean that the war shll proceei, cd
that there shall be no peace except on the basis d.
unconditional submission, 'thea they will sugpo''
that party which they believe to lie most heartily
aud thoroughly in favor OF carrying it forward sai
that will cooperate most oieetnally with ihe Ma
tionsl AdIninis.rsiion fer that purpose.
DUTY or TIE PEOPLE AND GOVERNMENT.
In the mean time, the Administration must tEli
in the people, and tie people must trust in the AZ
mlristfaton for We are all IN one boa', and M"
eink or ewim together. The people have ngh1H
demand vigilance and economy n all the dePdr,'
Enents Of Government. They GO demand that eat
ousies and chickering's toall cease. They riHs
thai officer, civil OF military, snail 10 CONTINUED
one moment alter n rational doub, is fels OF bis Nv
ness and capacity, or OF bis Loyalty. Bat whIss
thu, officer is continued, they require that be ilai
DO sustained BY al the means necessary 10 hl'e'
him useful snd suecers.u!.
To the chilling accusation that the country Sh'
he saved under a Republican administration, ~ W.
swer is given IN the fixed resolution Of more "a.
iwenty millions Of free aud loyal people, n ~,