New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23
there the doctrine of the rights Of man. Ihey Ge-
srn,,ned 70 ares. that evil by building up oar'er

tern,,ned 10 ares: that evil by building up
let ween freedom and Slavery. 80 long M ,u i'I'
OF Government could be held by oouhe'I ',,ren to
and the infleree Of the Administration De siSen ~
perrftn tie and extend human bondage, tney ueo'i'
II p1ndsut TO remain in the Union. receive 10 U~cS,
aud hold its offices. But they saw that re Is lI"i
march Of civilization, wealth ana pofuh'.', W.
fast Wrestling mower from the South ana SWING u
tIe North They diligently prepared Themselves Tor
rebellion agaust the Constitution wneh tbey eC.lu
10 longer rule under it. Ii became evident that Mr.
Bnchanan WINS to be the last of Southern Presidets
aud his Cabinent, being almost wnolIy devoted 10
the interests Of Slavery, ret themselves bolGiy az
work TO weaken the North and strengthen The south.
They transferred most Of the best weapons Oh war
from the North where they were ulanuiactureG, ~
the South, where they c0uid be reaeily teNeu.
They plunged the nation into heavy oebt III une VI
leaco when tie Treasury bare 81 cash. Ihey
robbed il of millions of bonds, and wha'eyer eisefley
could lay hands They iasencd upon u, an lueIp
ent free -trgde system, which impaired oar revenue
paralyzed our rational industry, ana conpt"ed
The exporta;ion Of enormous productions o 2oi9
They reduced our navy 10 an uuaer'lceaJle cOhel
ZION or dlspersed 1t 10 the lurthest oceans Our IT.
tie army was on tie Pacific coast, and olherwife
scattered. Thus prepared for reOeilo the elee,ioh
Of Lincoln plecipated the explosion. Ana wen II
did Had buchanan been reelected they would nave
had four wears more TO strengthen the South ana
weaken the North. Tie rebellion has not come an
hour 100 soon. All must lament to Tee bloody and
cniiseless rebel ion, cOtiiug Thousands Oh human
/ undetermined on and inevitable, il was long
enough delayed. Now j. TIE appropriate tine
/ 10 solve the greatest problem ever submitted
10 civilized man. From the foundation Of Bab, lon TO
NO il Was asserted that people were incapable OF
sef-gOyernmcnt, and that free Republics could not
oxisi-a widely EXTENDED representative Republic,
controlled By universal suffrage II predIc' cd
with the utmost confidence that this Republic would
be overhrown from internal dissensions, and n want
of strength in the central power Eighty pears Jt
.I.l tfy aud Al Ippf,
seemed 10 belle these predcions but the unEaiOwed
ambition Of infamous traitors IL now concurrlng with
tie with of the prophets OF despotism TO ac-
comVlish their PREDICTIONS Ours If the PAM
ful but glori0ns tack Of reinting this Argument /
of tvrauts, and this attempt Of uuhOy rebels /
II We conquer this dreadful sue, II will accomplish
benefits that Will compensate for all our Government
has lost his is not light tax, nor can 1t be az
COM liahed without the los Of thousands oil valuable
lives and millions Of money. Toe rebels are PROUD,
naughty. and obstinate. They believe that they are /
horn 10 command They declare that they will suffer
their homes 20 be laid III ruins before they submit.
That issue must lie accepted. Better lay their whole
country waste than to suffer the nation 10 he muir
dered. Better depopulate them, and plant Il new
rice Of ireemen on their des1hted and deseited
fields, than suffer this rebellion 10 triumph
such is the voice of tie free PEOPLE o. Tie
North. Nor shah there be, if our rules be
equal 10 the task, any truce until every fetel
slsll have laid down bic arms aud submitted 10 the
Government. Tie people are humane, and this i
humanity. Honor nlahhood, national and Tsfsoi al
prde-to ray nothing Of pasi:oiism- FORBID that
either party should yeld except under the most over
wlouiug nto,.sity. II the government submits 10
the rebels. it loses s character and ceases 10 be
Power among the nations of the earth. How, them
and wken viii tbs war end IT. other wordr, how
can the south be- wholly exhausted II viii not
cad until tie Government hhall more folly comlfe-
lctd tie magnitude OF the "flr,, ~ which one patty
az tie other must be- reduced ~ holele irebleness
and tue power Of future eorts shall be utterly an
initiated. TLis i. I'D bat tue alternative. Tie
south can never be- reduced 70 that condition s1 long
- t l. war D. Prosecuted on L. prc-eui prnclf les
80 l1ut ua they ale ter lie nens OF Clyaiing Leir
field, through forced labor. You my cNiend the II
blood 4 tenn IL thousands OF lre rcp alt ti'.o.s
OF money year alter year without ic'a. eu! ger
the end mles- you reach Il hy vorr OWL slhui', u.
In,it domestic Institutions give ihem treat adyau-
ties 300 war. IL,y ku9W ttat, ava go uoi withulaS
tiigi- band from The cultivation oi tOc coil ILeir
white men b. spared Tor TIE army I'D aud Iutm
can oversee The slave, andul t'rlf 'dusipai par
sui's can 20 on uninterrupted. Although TIE black
man never hii weapon, De- Is rcai'y tie main f'ay
of tie war. To end q wer t1... ,.uilG aud Inmlt-
g.. therefore. tho i'ayts mnst le u-.do olr Aus.
uivtfsM cIu.u,ii afi.u u'st ~ 20 =
Then would tis Nar ,ea'c ~ %. hoh'ls Il
rouil not le mairt ILod even ll hc hlcla ell slaves
.l9u.d NO, hi baAl 4-a,lst Ger n1ftei-.
Itclr h,is w,gd 10 Logger VrDia'c TIE means
hy wb!,h they sustain tie WA, ana urcou'i ihhi
,ubIni-1iuu woud BE- tho inimediRie and nc,"s.at"
ssyc, fighting Tor tbct libe ~. Or ie ella OF
freeneu hgLtug to .Lur'fr tie nation But /. sit
ne fad that TIE Cont tr..on do Io. h1tho'i.e Coz
gees 10 interfere with Nlayefyiu toe NG'ct. Itat
!. tue 20 ic.g. tlc tonstllL.f Ind rle ia"s aIe
-urleDe. - "a t.ia,s of I-.re. BIT when tie Coz
s.iutiouit fcprGi.i,a AID 81 D. dcist,e lcttls
too tC--fr' 20 be- pnt down ~ Ieac.i1l meats, G..
,'n,,,'tu,icn granite Il suppl-meutary power which
a "a. 100 lie 20 c,h.r. IAe Constitution tass
dior T. - r.stg'cut saull take care that abe lave
.fII a.. iftrt1 executed and creates BIN iIf tie
line Il rmorgeE o. much tlcaior rs decree a.
tbe kcl "a ~ b r., who. GIstaI or. exercised All
urotcr a. ,yrrr cs-aiy Je the public sGici 10 Wheil
.r the n.das WtfC inscribed on ireir tables or not.
TIL. powe., Of -';se, ought 10 be limited, uad "u-Lt
>,sr ony Lutl Congress could bee convened. This
,,,ysr woud willingly confer rather thau the III
t.,, sf,uid lcrifh. ku her than Ecr tie HalOD de
No-,r.i by conpfonte, concession or sutnlssioN--
tcr ~ Al zee the nation dshoLorod, o. 'e GRE liar
,ffekcn from ito banner would confer thh ! over
,oc ON for rlX months resurrection VA The leah of
tern Oh .ackson, llc IN this cri-is would abolish
slavery IN the tower aud ,upfort OF this inolrreos
tim Tie wonld arm the free people oil color, ~ he
dd AT Hew.Orlsans. lie wonld march mo
the heart OF slNedom. not to llck ooit"n
"a oren the ports for trade, blt 10 pm,
'..arops into every freed man hands. lie would
end he war by Il wholetome hanging 81 tie eldcrs.
H. thres moutis with 100 0VO soliefs, he would pa,
Gown the rebellion. The nece'si,y OF DICTATOR
INN !, evident to snatch the nation nom The aNs 81
Death MAY this necessity never again are Iofh
/ ns fearful az the instruction Of Jc1. DAVIS ana
R.sur,gard The one Is the create Il Tor good, the
other Tor u.ischei. The power h gwen To suppress
the rebellion, hence aiso the rover "i euhcipaloh,
even i: tie Constitution were silent ON t!Is power,
rd il became necessary for The safety a the people.
The int law of nature would give 1t. IL would re
sakeo why liberae the slaves o. all instead oil cOnin-
ino il 10 those Of rebels only There would he great
difficulty In executing such law. Perjury fraud ana
nlsohooj, would screen halt the gnll'y. Tar Object
T.