New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03

and mourning into almost every family, and made
war seem anything but Isstime End profitable tIec-
ulatiOn But tie reverses 10 Union arms ana me
peril 10 our beloved country have stirred W the
fountfins OF patriotism deep IN he heart and brought
under the lat call for volunteers, class oil men
into the field who feel that they are ~ =
ing for their families, for Freedom, and for princi-
Ie. have some illustrations OF tbs feeling IN
ny journeying.. At Appleton, IN Wisconsin, 10
the State University, largely endowed by Mr.
Amos Lawrence Of Boston. The youug man who
at the last Graduating Class took the fret hohors
has elEsled as private lie wished TO 60 30 before,
but beng the only ron Of "a widowed mother, she
dis,uadod him. lie was about entering upon tneo-
logic course at Chicago but otter the as IeVerfes TO
he Union sIms lie felt ii conscientious duty 10 o.
fer lis services ond his lie TO his country. lils
mother, with holy patriotism certainly not lnieilol
10 his gave her teariu consent, iudhe 10 now III he
raIkr. more touching sceIe than the last parting
between mother and only son, under The circum-
stances, and Influenced by such eelns-, the eye oil
man never looked upon. An army OF sucn sou!eth
can never lie beaten, and thOufards Oi Them are 10"
marching to the lattle-ield. WIN sucn trrlt hsG
patriotism III tie officer. OF the amy, tie var "oni
soon Oe ended. / wish lad Tr,ss ye0 tie nams o.
Ibis young man; it deserves 10 b recorded H.
sl1rs1 by IL. example. sofue twenty g. tiliy NOIs
OF TIE Nudents enlisted, sud are now IN service.
attended, = war meeting et Lsdisou, w L., which
eIhi tied the stse If feel NJ among tie peo lie Ynsre-
Tie PEOPLE tsst tho war vas ut length 10 Be Con-
Quoted upon war IrincI lee; that Union soldiers
were no longer to be used to guard Rebel properly
or return igsitivs ilgves. lie declared that TIE
Teople were ready TO spend money and blood TO
YTcseIve the Union but not 10 preserve slavery
II at they regarded Slavery 40 the cause Of tie Re-
ltlli0n ard believe the only way 70 crush the Rebel
lon was 10 crush Slavery. Ihese sentiments were
iudorssd by Jnd.. Paine, in vigorous speech, and
elected most hearty cheers. Judge Smith, "to, for
ytars has led tie ultra Pro-Savcry Dsuociacy Of
lie state WA present aud IVES also calico on for
sech- He declared it h- fixed purpose TO stand
10y tho President gnd hIs policy, aud seemed inclined
~ especially commend bis cautiOuF, Moderate pOhcy
IN respect TO slavery. lie also, III Mid way, eX-
pressed LIS dissent to the assertion tLst slavery wa.
ibs cause OF the Rebellion. His remarks on tbi.
sist did not meet with favor from The audience
ans brought out Judge Paine in reply There ~
FOR L few minutes danger o. IN mi leesut cOuir0-
ysrsy, but Judge Smith, with much good humor
avoided is BY saying tla! he did not con.dcr It very
impO. snt 10 discuss the question whether slavery
Mas the cause Of the war, inasmuch as AL were
agreed that in tie progress Of the war Slavery was
certain to be eXternnatsd. This frank 6yOwul
restored good feeling, and Wa, much commented on,
IN private conversation, as most Significant PROOF o.
tie progress Of public opinion, Tor Judge Smith WAS
reg rced ut one Of tie most radical fro-SiaveTy
men IN The State
| lave Travelled through the central portions Of
Illinois, through Wiscons III IND Neugau, ard have
attended their pubic moetirgs, and mingled with
tie looile, and sought to know their feelings aud
sentiments, and 90 arsdre you lad 10 previous
conception Of tie strength, the intensity and amin
ny o. tleir o. inions. The policy Of trying to save
ne Union aud Slavery, OF neelectiug 10 Ire tie
Slaves soldiers, otierwise, to proclaim their
freedom and invite them 10 join NJ, was condemned
IL unIeas urcd terns IL equally strong terms they
condemned the policy OF allowing uAlors OF their
families to remain in the FeCeral Union. lhey
would drive them before tho army into Dixie aud
leave 10 concealed assa.sins behind. his j. true
policy, and will be found to be necessity before
Inc nebelhon 10 subCusd. CLIO.