New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

out its open enemies ard their guiiiy aoetV"is
This done, we shall gladly return to the mdeI
regime which is for tho moment inapplicaole
Mr. OGormap sees fit to insult the Republican
party for its inability promptly to suppress the
Stakeholder Rebellion. He says:
"Tbe past been for scro' Of
national calmcs; the present Is an hour OF shietoh III
security. drusl The people zee no 'gn ,na. .ie P
who,s guidince Of pubic Affairs has hitherto ciu"o ls'o
t'ue have learned ~i'tom by enenee OF WAY ,s
conduct viii b. lees rainou than tler pg,t. Iet ~
steps the Consultation sud sn laws allow iof INC
o sring g. the other ady'sr Of iniusing u, VEN
n,W hlr new thought iotelec, new hopehi II ~
na, zed e. ctious oppoH.ion to the dovcfnmen ana d
Loyalty To tho naiion'
L" For f,ro g,ars," Mr. O'Gormau You are
RICH. for once, and we thank you These
National caami'ies" were not inaugurated
under Republican rule. IL was while North
ern Democrat of the Seymour stripe was Pres
ilcn. that the Southern Democrats began to
defg and destroy the Union Government, Us
Northern Democrats had often told them they
would be fully justified in doing. Nay: they
had received many aud positive assurances
that, whenever they did revolt againgt "Abo'i-
tiou rule their Northcrn Democratic friends
would make common cause with them. Sifeea
of the States Lad Democratic Governors when
this Rebellion broke out, and tceirc Of them ar
now openly in the ranks of the traitors, while
a thirteenth H. Boriah Mag0ffn. Admit that
,he Republicans have nOt ruled so wisely as
they might, what ctim have the Democrats 10
replace thcml Say that we have not displayed
such yigor as We ought in putting down the
Rebellion, shall We give place to the party IN
whose bosom it was nursed by whose lenders
il was fomcnted Say that this atrocous
warfare on Republican Liberty has already
cost this country Tive Hundred Thousand lives
and One Thousand Million, OF money, and
that it ought TO have been put down far
cAeaper-shalI wo surrender the Government
TO those IN whose ranks the treason wa
hatched, and who have provided II with all Its
Northern recruits. allies, and sympathzers
The dogs have not succeeded in guarding the
shcep.lold perfectly-shall We call On the wolves
to supplant them
Mr.. O'Gorman cxciies little laugh by n
very little iasehood in saying that
rs f,eciom tie A5oiion.,s no. Freedom Tor iLe
White bot f1r tie rl.'G"
Had be any true conception Of freedom, he
would know that the anilgoni,n hc ates
il one Of the meanest aud falscst devices Of
tyranny in oil ages. Nay; he would realize
that true freedom is only possible where all
are frec-tbat the chain which ietters tie
slaves leg presses on the masters breast.
Freedom refuses to be made patent OF no.
bility; ~ essence il the beneGeent sway Of
iust aud equal lnws-lpws which secure his fuil
earnings aud TIER fruit. g. the huU0'cst and
most benightcd ~ well az to TIE strongest aud
wise.t. q il il mourniul to find q refuge. for
Liberty's sake prating OF Liberty as though Il
were distinction, n monopoly, which must
lose IT. yelue when freely shared with oil
Must the 4 Il G. of Human Rights be perpet-
ualy reiterated Must time and breath be
spent in teaching tie yaunied apostles and
martyrs of Freedom not 10 sigh for plantations
and fat negroes in Alabama God pity the
human family If the John MLchels aud Richard
O'Gorinans arc to be its pioneers OF tie way
10 that general and lasting Peace which shall
yet be established on the solld basis of Unisera
Justice and Liberty