New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06
LOUD CALL FOR RECRUITS.

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ALOUD CALL FOR RECRUITS.
| From Tie ii,sr nd DspGca, i'm =.
! Certainly we bsye ior,ned fsle conception of the
character OF Southern volunteers If they, ike o. e
Northern yolrn'eerf, are bent upon ioriahin8 thci'
camp when their tine is M, 10 mater wat Tie
danger by which the country Is mensced. Ind
such supIoailion would be more 0erogatoTy TO
! Southern than 10 Northern volunteers, because
when tie latter lett they injured nobody but them
selves, G0d did not expose their Territory AID iLtir
homes 70 foreign invasion, while the Withdrawal Of
! southern volunteers would leave the way 10 their
own irll and iFosiet open to an Invading horde,
who declare that thcir tine for submission and COM
promre has forever gone, and who are painting TO
biirg dcsoiaii,n and delemeut ur0n every Southern
home. "Neyer," says Dr.. Moore, 81 truly as tlo
quontly, IL bis late fnst Day Sermon, "never since
lie terible scores OF La NeuGre under tic rayagir
hOrdes Of RcpubliRn Fr. c., has the ID heatt en-
war-cTy, 10 E.ctfs twOe 20 the conquered ,, been
more uumist,ksby sounded By an army Of Invaders.
! let this Tremendous crusade become successful.
oither hy ulsu lnagcGeni in @ amy or, wC mas
Gdd by the refl.a Il volunteers 10 rei,iirl-" or
cowardice and lleeGiuess 90 home, and history far
n hes no 7. 20 10 dark and bloody ,Gs that which
WOuil iecOrd tie result. Our best and hrayest men
would De slaughtered Ike bu1cks ia the shalAble6;
cur wgea and dauh dishono-e3 before our eyes;
onr cities sacsedi our i-lls iaid waste our homes
Ii'l sed al egraedi our vopeHy, which we ere
Il
ana GO cations; our gr mi Old Gorm0uwe lth de-.
~ AIDED from her proud hi f0lic place OF Ancient
Dominion, 10 De The yassll province II huge CEN
t.li dee polish, which, htvigg wds.od her VIII lire
ald sword, wogld compel her by military force TO
Ily tua enormous expense OF ler own fn.I LstlOu
or I'm defn1l. Of the parcel ont Ter broad lands TO liz
suiiiag emiglauis as lelIa reward Tor The rapiue
aud murder Il this new Norman conquest; while
tie ovner Of the5e lands must either remain &c
covering !aciors iofiDso!ont conquef1rs aud oppres
Give lords. or wander - pcnre AID homeless iu-
cives IN n land Il Strangers"
Nor would Tile be- tie fate OF Virginia alone.
Livery ether S.a'o In The Con cleracy l. equally H.
ferctted. Il RS TIE cause a every oihel ). ~
much ar al Virginia ttat = 70 D. ded-ed y ne
wager Of battle on tie Potomac. Richmond, with
its immense mill ary stores aud manufacturing re-
sources, i1 DE ,lc9.F's bang, o.hcr parts u tue
safe would soon follow, and tie -i2n march N
90 North Carolina b. instant aud comparatively
easy. Thea would b. re..h "a ths iavoriIe scleue
30 SCOT nc tightening oi Tire ennronda io.ds, WIN D
hove % long hcea preparing, about every part 81
tts body rouc. Then, IRON their diiereLt bases Of
crer'ion up1n tie sea c1as, tie Invading armies
would advance 10 rcnoirate The interior and unite
with the Grad Army o. suJ sa,iou on rs rotislcss
ooushcgn march.
: y, aSf conquered iqf7Ty SS9 9!l
worse--horfors, uuimegi.ablo horrors In every
Soaihen bone and every soathcra plantation rise
b, ore the eve. Aud can't be- pos.i leihat Southern
So4thorn mothers the brothers Of ,outAcsu sister,
by rciusBg 10 re-cnst, csnoee their country ana
I'll they hold Gear TO tlis buttomcs- abYs o. woe
and peTfIi0pf We cannot believe it. The cor duct
Il lie Northern volun.oelt WHO leh when thcF time
was az, bat who imps -il.d neither home nor Preside
Oy tLelf leaving would be glorious IA comparison.
Rather than submit 10 fate Ike this, the hard
shps, re piyai0ns, the petty oll,al lusoieuce d!
t~eniy years, or OF lifetime ougIi 10 pe Dorne
vilh ah0iy. IL would be better, far better, that
cur brave soldiers had not put iteT Aasd TO tue llow
40 al than THAI, having puI a. tAere tley Should turn
back.
Better to have made no resistance 10 Northern
tyranny than, having made it Sufficiently 10 ilfsne
and intensity tho mshgnity ana vengeance Of our
enemies should be Withdrawn NJ tho very moment
THAT II j. Leccf-ary FOR oar protection. iew more
months hes Ond tic lelild If emil lment ~, ia AL
probability terminate the struRge, II our eaiant
soldiers prove ~ recovering - they are brave.
That tey saonld desire 20 zee their homes again IL
natural and lhe &C, OF Congress has made provision
Tor ls purpose II hey desire 10 re-eulis, but wnt
viii home 10 worth II, for Tho purpose Of enjoying u
FOR bief period, they put !! " peril OF perpetual
ruin
Hence, in view Of all tlete solemn considerations,
we Indignantly reject tho idea that Southern voun-
f.ers will hesiate on the cub ect OF establishment one
moment after they become appr4sed Of the trek 10
which Mcclellan looks for our deetraciion. Their
places cannot be supplied by o;hers; II VIII DO I'M
possible 70 mGuufa1tnre such troops IN few months
az tnOte uleu, eAptfehotut anu 'ati"h' 'e'etah
those heroes Of Bethel Boil Run, Manassas, Ca'ni-
fax Feuy, Grcelbner Liver, leesburg Alleghany,
as well as otbcrs, who have been pnilng IA vain to
meet the enemy.
one more great sacrfce for their country, aud her
independence Is secure, their homes FREQ and happy,
and their own bearis irradiaIed to the cnd OF line
with a more satisfying glory than that Of the moot
bfiiiiant bai:lo iieli-lhc consciousness OF having
done their duty.
We sincerely hope coon 10 hear Of souie general
consultation and conclusion among Size solditre
who're term Of enlistment soon c2lircs, which Will
give assuranco both TO tbs country aud ia Ell riioe
thnt no expectation OF Southern conquest and sab
lugaiion cd DO based upon TO delpson that they
viii fail TO rCtnlist nt tie end oi thelr term.