New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

leaves 10 the United States all the territory pre-.
yiouslv occupied by Il, and the plenary right OF
sovereignty over that territory and the population
occnpyipR IT, The secession could only dirsolve the
uniop between Slavery and Freedom, j, conld not
sbrooats tho rights Of Freedom. 1t, ~ seeding,
necsssarlv left 70 Freedom the whole national terri
tory, none of which could ever rightly again become
slave territory Rightly and legally considered tho
wha,hsr it shall or shall be abolished bnt whether
II shall or shall not be reestablished by the act OF
secession slavery has no longer legal sf0tas III
what was tho territory Of the secedipg STATES, ahu
tie population held 10 service are free, because t'ers
ia now ia thu, territory 10 law ny when they ep Ve
go held. What we demand is, not an act OF u e
Government abolishng Slavery but re'nsai on tie
part of toe Unit States to allow the sncct - OF
their arms over the Rebels 70 be used 10 teea1iisa
il, or to remand to Slavery population uade ~.
by the secession OF their masters. Here Is the posi-
ton Of the slave question tohsy-s position i'f III
advance Of its po.ition yesterday
The defunct States in the opinion Of Dr.
Brownson. should be revived, or moro strictly
speaking, new States be formed with the Old
names and boundaries, when the Rebels have un'
conditionay laid down their arms. But there is
no constitutional right to restore Slavery. Inc
negroes having been freed by the rebellion OF the
States whose laws authorized them to be held e.
slaves are henceorth free men, and the tecerai
Government must protect aud govern them as free
men.
Vndonbte6ly there is something severe IN treating
the reheon Of State a. State sncldei Dnt We nave
yet TO learn that he way OF beo.fion o , W ~
Traded. macadauizsd and made cay. We see DO
wisdom or humanity IN leaving State Iree 10 reoei
c.uyulse the nation, create fearful eva Wsr' WIN
all its sacrifices Of men sud money ara DO rec
eu,ne ifs former St0tES tie moment IL cstrcr
b.,.us. flirting ceases 10 be Of sny avail no OoF
,e,, tf.t hss ANY se!f respect Az nfclounbe-r
of us tihts and duties any regard Tor ns e vi .Io
,,tlic wed cen ever allow Rebellion -nch inpuh''y'
in will make as il ougi 10 make, tue way oi TUG W.
licul ir,u.gcrrssor hard. We mat hc' iWs'' INC
tie Srtes iorial'g tie southern tvn'.peL L.
~ l.ysl existence and 10 legal anthony 70 .s.Ae
va. OK ucacc. Every soldier IN the Na,ionsi AiuJ
Hid ia b.t, e by th.ir sbders "a murdaFeO Just as
much murdered q. ] ahorli he, were q ryDoeI 10
bred into fny bolre, aud Kill me wLiif DC i'uins v.
iuvlolability Of NY dwelling AND IL! f.'IsfIy' "
,Lo; cv.rc S,ee,, ion soldier who Kills Ma
,5r.I ao.dsr ia battle in murderer ~ Ior, f0Hsc'
.nf., ,ut - DO say The killing oi such SOONER i
murder All brave scid!efs-olieei' OF PiFe'e'
who navo iAlleD IN this civil war nave 'ee, nur
d.red, bagAJ;u8gy, iryacherouriy l."'"c'~li
a,erv nou who voluntarily and KNOWING wh"t ne II
II, o,t mas uttered mo the Rebellion, "fig4gateh,
o..r.d or ia my way aided AID aptticn l., u az
swcrtble ellie. as piIngly 0: aec,s..i .ps 'He''
u,rrdrr and for mRrrer NJ tiem W. ~ !" 1He VI
.ior,,e of tii hgh,-l add most solemn ea'ies !"
heir eouni!. Ibi- - und' niaDie 10 Ne ~,
,t WARRANT OF ia aud deliberate -iillos "it.o4i
warrant a. Le.S j. nu, de-. and Mr''ef "a ths hIsl
DECREE. We hope we shall not te fe,rio+p a. =
mani monster II nave Lhe hIfhbnrrn 10 oss ~
= c IRE noe " Hing 30 ls@s nightly over &c
or murder OF many iathets' hnso'i.S' '',';
f-oihers guilty Of NO otcpse nut ii.1t ~ -. r.
tie al Of heir country 70 th. as. -" rs.;or
,igtte Of nn,hori'y, and ~" in'egtli! O. Wv
agaiIs5 traitors ani Tehris'
II j. tho duty OF the Government I" fe"'B''.'~'
civil society 10 ihc seeded States al lie ''ii'es'
,-oet;,eble n,om.nt. and with a. little change N
c,r,o,, relation, 40 = due regard fcr 'he "hoi'
n.on,, Of tie aion wiil admit. BG. the eHpcr-
ueni Of making concessions, beyond TIE ie''er o'
she CONSTITUTIONS Is lal Of peril.
The great Danger ncN 10 h- guarded against do-s
NOS e.. rne fsom IN ayowcC Lete,s. a TIE tioIa'Li
a.. a-e ntiliug, ON ,tt"rloIs armies ave enc
tel into r,iires.fc and taken 10 Ron OF It's
,,i,,l and alrrady We hrar that 4 ne" state Tow
m mont IL sooj To he ci ,tcc. and tennessee II %
h.vo nor ru r.prersn'.-iira IA oosi houses "a 'oh
yr.... The plcss recon rcLCs 70 no Love u~e"'i
NAT "a f,t a. q state J. rccolqurr.d = ha!l Iecog-
IL ras lyui allow IL to elect Ito -'aIe and red
efrl oHicerr. an f,,.n- us riace IN tie Union
IA h.-tcr the (,uyernent viii afopt ,uch pohc! o.
not we know ruf. for Ne arr ur' - 'iHtii, hi sfr
uoi IN it, seer, =. We hope VII Ect. Tor -uch
rnt-v h.. in onr Judgment under present circuM-
,,o,,... The siailyvc,t the m.idcs, AID TIE most
-,i ....i roIi.y inht can DO proposed. ai sech
.liv .houli haye beea cI,et;ihcd IN the b-glnnllf
a la. .irug'.lr. can b" aAcu-td. lprre was zen
much 40 De- fad in i favor. Tae Administrator old
Dol know i,r osn ss.n..ih, sid could mo- tell Tow
tar IL oouli .ouut he TstriOtism 81 sic people
T. know there strong soutLern AID Pro
slavery pSr, IA ,be Free Stat"s, and 1t bad reason
20 lear that 70 would prove q cisl!.oa larty, Ana
make conin.n r,us~ with the k-c-l~. Besides IL
wa supposed that t,r~ waf s.ronx nlon patiy In
ihr sacr,iin. States. whom !, was ueco--siy 10 se-
.,rc and who i.u,t %; any cost be prevented from
teii isrt.ie rstgal3 cd from the nHional c1n'e
Tie ierofaion Cf tne st1fts 7H0 or thc 20 precision
r the I.b. lion Wi 0gt aii,1tirg tho .'tae oi per-
s,n. reld prior 10 the Rebellion 10 serviee was all
tt Wa. generally ,On,emt plated; or t'a' except by
thc trrv boit.sf i, wa 'hOr~it prgcr1 10 ronein
p.t, Evor l.ay aiscljimed al iniUpii," o. suoJu'
.,tfiuc In. Hrie lour states, ard hearty AL were
rsff,d 60 allow ta"a To return 20 th,ir allegiance,
ans fo ie.nu, their .oriuer position IN ~ Union,
yrty if4,A On tn.if own terms. but "v Ire tot
,yi...ts ~. wrre Wasn President iinsou s-usd hir
in p,o:lauati ~ ~e are not where So "efe even
i.cos month. ago. Errat- have mascbeI, and men
nave marched win them. The policy waIch nishk.
have hs.i Iraiai.. ~ lLe beginning, jNio no" be
4 .taueiul -arrtbdsr. We ar now ~ q rp'luon 10
U.oryo iho Tvs ia Toe eatc, aud 10 raS' ;Ao hreeis
my tle i.-i ferai.y a. their treason rrc "Nei'On,
snd To- teach sac treason lo.eou T. VII never
forget.
We have 40 space 70 notice the contents OF this
horougi-soiDg essay NJ greater length; bnt Of the
numerous topics ct which it treats in connection
with t- mam argument, none are without interest
IN The present psrect OF affairs, either 90 tho pa
trioi az tie sisrrmar.
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