New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

10 be the cbatels Of there few. Undoubtedly tb's
hypocrisy weskens their cause, and were II nov
connrer.checked by good deal Of bypocrlsy a' lle
North. 1t might ruin it. tear this part oil 'he &C
count is nearer balanced than is generally supposed.
lApplausel Another feemipg exception 70 'ne
5eneral historic rule is that there hundreds OF
thousands Of genuine friends Of the Union IN the
South-inen OF whom Parson Browniow, Andrew
John,on, and Col. Hamilton are worthy representa-,
tivc--lmnortal honor to them. Loud cheers.
South, you may find qualified su1mssionlst a. tne
North. "Tfue."-"True."l For Southern
Brownlow, tender you Northern Wood f9r :
Southern Hamilton, present you Northerh val
son. Offset New.York Horato Seymour. Ap'
plause Indeed, if the issue OF Abraham Lincoln OF
Jefferson Davis were presented to this very ciy,
am not cure which the ballot-boxes would proclaim
tie victor. Loud applause:l Let us regard this
mart of the account alec balanced lLangn'cr Shu
app!ausel But there is one element wnl:n al,
dou btedy males this contest marked exception 70
the historic rule In the South, peimeailng every
ov,nne of society there dwell four millions OF peo-
pe who with all their hearts and hands, Win Dra,u
and foot, with might and main, are nnqnahiieaiy
for the Union, and uncondllonaiiy against the te-
bellion IEnthusiastic cheers And, in this dire
extremity of the Nations life, shall we reuse to use
this loyal people to save It from destruction
iI"No"-"No" and cbocrs. Slavery was not only
The stimulating Of the Rebellion. but u Is one
Of the main supports of the war. Not to speak oi
the direct services of the negroes IN the
and these have been constant snd valuable; but, by
compelling their slaves to cultivate their heids aid
do their mechanical work, the rebels are able 10
send their whole effective white men 10 the war
thus giving them in proportion 10 thc population oi
the two sections Of the Union, vast advantage over
the North IApplause We are rolling up al ap-
nsllng deb.-we are sending the pride OF our youth
and the yigor Of manhood 10 the hospital hDd tue
urave-we are scourging ourselves vita remorse!e-s
Taxa ION, we are filing The land with blood ani
tenrs In ORDER 70 crush this diat olicl Rebellion, aud
ave our benign ,ituiions from utter rum, not Tor
ourselves only, but for cling humanity on thIs
continent, and through all the world aud for all
time And rs there anything 90 precious hoout negro
Slavery and negro slavc- thai they should be ex-
enpt from contributing in all possioe ways to 60
grand an end IApplauie.J But Low c'1n We use
the slaves in this war / anawer-in Two most
effective Inodes Firs,, teach the negroes rot 10 cut
their masters hroas, aud not to cnt his crops.
IAughter Let them act upon the oivine rule tnat
''the isOorer il worthy of his hire. let teeIA re-
after oaly for Mr. Cash. ILaughter and applause.
IN word deprive the Rebels Of their cha'tel
farmers, and you compel hall Their army 10 90
home aud rale bread for tho other hall to eat lhus
you knock the main prop from under tie Rebellion
liCheers.l But the freedmen should be used II
another mode. Let me speak plainly. From their
infancy Southerners taught ~ fear no while
ina to shrink from no encounter with Their own
race-lo fall weltering m their blood ere they VIII
fsil to ayenQe an insult Weld 20 compecr. Hence
theirs the land of feuds aDd dnes. Of the pistol and
the rapier. I' That's 20. Bot w,ih their mothers
milk every white child below Mason aud DXon's
line imbbss az irdescr.lablo dread Of negro with
n weapon in hi. band. [" True and cheers This
dread travels with the sonllrons through
life. II saps their coaree in The wskefuners
of day; IL diBturbs their drcems IN the
watches Of the nish,. Nat. Turner, with seventy
negroes 1T his hcei md John Brown with seventeen
IN his train struck more terror 70 The rou ei Nirn
than have our hundreds Of thousands of disciplined
white soldiers, led By Fremont and Mcclellan.
lEnihusissiic applause. But, fays some timid con-
seryAfivc "Wolld you arm negroes, aud turn them
loo.ei' reply ] woui save llis Government by
all the insruuentalities known 10 civilized warfare.
/ flmueuse apllause.l / would uss tie negroes 10
/ d:s trenches, 10 dave army wagons, 10 perform
camp nbor. 1h0fo cjmpeient f0F military seryice,
would DIM for ,he field bat not turn them
loose. 1" lbs.ls IT," Negroes proved them
selves good soldiers IN the war oil TIE Eeyo-
! lltion az hcw-OIlcans in l5, ~ the Wet India
ar.ries. Bat would Introduce them into our army
proper only 20 a limited extent. | wogld detail the
tshtiug ula'ctial among tacm FOR SPECIAL fesvlce.
for eAamplc: The south are making tlis war Of
guerrilla Talis. BY their manner Of Jrosecutng n
IN many localities, they have put ihem'elyes outsde
the pale Of ordinary warfare. | wond check
mate theee whil- Rebel guefrIllas with
black loyal gucrrrllas. Loud aud proir,cted
chocrs. Many tlaycs are told riders. Others are
HHlft OF ftOt. iL tCfEfNAiA anu on lNll, WIN
proper drill and judicious commanders, j would
place IN the hands Of choice bands Of intelligent ana
O0odient negroes, in tie malignant Cotton Sta .es,
revcyers, carbiuos, and abcfS "a " laurel Pointing
them ~ The cattle on r thousand bills, and the
waving grain IN tie intervening valhee aud taking
care that Gil loyal plantations shall be spared,
would shoui, Descendants OF tie homeland Of
loussaint EOuyeItgrc, IN the name Of God
and Liberty, stuke home,' IIromendous
applause, renewed agaln and asaip.l Lei
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incendiary. He is rot cruel. Ages Of oppression
have proved him doci'e, obeden, aDd kind. He viii
do unnecessary harm. 1Lese Rebels not lt
TO bo drowned in the tears of their slaves. tAp-
plause.l In these two modes, then, slavery can
irhict the desth-w ound upon the Rebellion. Like
Samson in tLo temple Of ,he Phlstiues, it can lay
it's hands npon the main plHrs Of this Confederate
onfpiracy, and crush It and ilteli ia one common
ruin. Loud cheers Thanks 10 our PsesiCcut--
Cheer he has rolled Slavery afO one big, black
bombshsll aud charging IL full O. Greek lire. has
rammed it down the muzzle of nhed martial
Proclamation, which, with bis longsighied eye, he
will. on the hrrt day Of the coming year. ain strait
at tie heart Of the ReLe Ios, blowing II back to is
kindred hc-wtile all that s literal and free on the
/ face OF the globe will respond: "Glory 10 God In
the Highesi; Let all The Earth Say Amen" lCheerr.
Fellow citizens, will utscr word or two iD cos.
| iug, upon the gubsruGtinal campaign. Ihis il no
ordinary party contest IL has precedent in hist
ory. There but tyo sidof 10 the question NJ ssuc
Disguise II as YOU VA. plead ms many good iuteu-
tions Us yOu please, ~ Is the Government and its
supporters on tie side, and the Rebels anc their
sympa,histrs Oh the other Loud appi iuscl james
). Wadsworth lobeers aid Lyman Tremain. lnI-
pau.e represent a.. unitcd States Goyornnent In
tAis momsntous Struggle. Bul, whatevcr they may
intend, ,he scope and dnft OF tie policy maLisined
by ilorliio Seymour and Fernando Wood Is to give
aId and comfort 10 n, fotcl, and To cripple the
Administration IA vigorous prosecution Of the wnf.
lChters Tor Nndswolth, with COULTER cheorf tor
Seymour, atd some confusion. GenilrneD have
b. hN.hIn ALI MI n1 IIlli -n,l,....