New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

Ger is wing. The Slave States, by the influence u
slavery are now ccntrifuPoi; but with Slavery out
VI tne system there same States will be ceatripttH.
nach II The law Of their being And it should be
the Pocy OF the Government at tbis time to taxi ed
vantage OF this law, for The benefit of the Union
done.
FIRE IN THE REAR.
a united people cannot be coooneres Defeated
on the battlefield, they will remain snlc, and re-
yeDgeful, ready for another Rebellion. This il the
lesson of history. Even Hannibal. after crrshjrg
III the field all ,be armies OF Rome and ,anoioc M
VIII throughout ualy, was obgea 10 confess the IN
adequacy of his iriumphs and he appealed for n.lp
to the subjects OF Rome cxct ng tl.m to insurrec-
ton and arousing them against the Roman power.
To this longcheTished plan directed ali the en-
ergies which be could spare from battle; believioe
that in this way bis enemy could be brsueht under
double fire. From the beginning Of ous war we
have assumed, as All element OF strength, tie pres
in The Slave States OF large numbers devoted 10
the Union, who would be ready at the proper mo-
ment TO cooperate with the National forces. II is
true that the people Of the Slave States arc not
united, and that among them there sre large num-
bers ready at call TO uphold the Union; but these
faithful Unoniss are not white. Tho Unonists of
the South are black. Let these be rallied and the
Rebellion will be exposed not only TO ire IN front,
but also to fire IN the rear. The two together are
necessary to success The two together are Ieoss-
sary the operations OF war. The Union army thus
though OF choicest eieel with sharpes edge nst be
comparatively useless. Let the other Glade be con-
joined, and the instrument will bo perfect, warrant
ed TO cut. The scissors Of Fate could not cut more
surely.
EFFECTIVE FINALTTY OF THE WAR.
Is not our 0nty clear aud is not the President
completely yindicaiedl By Emancipation, we not
rot only hasten the war 70 close but give TO il
that effective fAaify which will prevent IL from
breaking 10th anew, and which can DC obtained In
10 other way. The head Of tie ydra will C de-
s..Oyed cad iis root exrrmn9ted 30 that /. cannot
show itself again. Without Enaneip on, the
whole contest is delivered over 10 present uncer.
tainiy while the FIXTURE IA leit 10 glaze with sll the
horrors OF civil strito unsupported There IL a
chap, of Doa Quixoie entitled, "A Conclusion Ia
wLich Nothing j. Concluccd;" and this will b. The
proper title for the history OF this ii Slavery j.
allowed to endure. II you would tram l. down the
H. belliOD, you must tIaMp!e down slavery, and,
believe he, i, mast be completely done. Among tie
terrible pictures OF DAME Is that chapter OF Caiplas,
the High P.icsi Of The Jews, who, as penalty for
biz sacrce OF he sGHOr, was stretched on iso iloOr
OF bell, where all who passed must tread On him.
N.led slhwait The pathway lie mus, li.
toucrmLsl as thou Peferi'eh, 70 undergo
Tie weight ofesesy ore "Ao plsses by.
Such should be the iDal tite ot Slavery, naked
and honOTed, stretched wicro oil In3y tread unon
IL. Never could the Rights of War be emplo cG
more Justly taan % cgeatc tits doom.
PROCLAMATION TIE HERALD or PEACE.
I, was e.ay to see from the beginning thar this
Rebellion had its origin in Slavery; tbs, wilhoat
slavery j, never could hayo broken forth that
hen begun II was continued ouly through Slay-
cry; that Slavery was al once the curse that mad
iened the lrincille that governed and ihs power
ihat tcstancd, and tho Obgarcby OF slsve-masters,
10000 all toh, We're tic criminals through whom
a this difeiUl vickedness organized aud waged.
Such ~ the uLqucstiOnaJo diagnosis of the cnse,
" hch history viii recognize aud which wise
nust have sen promptly. Not 10 Ece
slavery in thii guilty Character was mistake, and
grievo I-ly ave we answered for IT, AL are agreed
now th.t Buchanan played into the hands Of the
Rebellion: when, declaring that there can be no co.
erion Of State, lie reiused 70 touch tie Rebel ion.
Alas alas! We, tco may play into the bands CT the
Rebellion, when out ol strange and incompetent 4
sible lorbearance refuse 10 touch Slavery, which
|, tie very life OF the Rebellion. Pardon these a.
Iusi ns, which make in no spirit of criticism but
simyly that l may accumulate new motives Tor that
which l rejoice TO welcome as the
herald Of Peace.
" GENERAL" EMANCIPATION Is TIE BEST
GENERAL.
There are many Generals already in the field. up
ward OF thirty Msjor-Genesls, AID two hundred
Brigadiers; but men orious and brave as they may
be- there Isl General bette. than AL, whom the
President promises 10 commission; / mean General
Emancipation.
FORCE ALONE CANNOT CONQUER WITHOUT
IDEAS.
II IA common 10 sneak of God as on the sde Of tie
heavy baliaiions. Whatever rrsy be TIE truth OF
lhis saying, IL dOes not contain The whole truth.
Heavy bat;aions are something; bur they nre not
.yeryihing Evcn II they prevail on The battlefield
which 10 rot always The case the victory which they
,omle Is not final. IL is Imp0ient 10 secure thai
tranquility which Is essential 10 national le. Mind
above matter right. IL more than force; and It is
ain 10 atiempt 10 conquer merely by matter or Dy
orce III this can be done IN snail ailars, II cGnnot
n large of irs for these will yield only 10 moral ia-
iucnces. Napoleon WIS the great master OF war, ad
vet from his uterauCes 81 81. Helena tie legacy OF
BIZ tgansccndent experience, eomos tnis confession;
. II c more | study tie world the more am con-
vncod OF The inability OF Grnfe JOrce TO create any
Thing durable" And another irenchman, OF subtle
thought and Jerect integrity, whose Lame Is linked
oreyer with American Institutions De rocqaeville,
has paid a similar tribute to truth. Fore" Gays
lc is never more than "a transient element OF sue
c,ss government which should only be able 10
crush its enemies on the field OF battle would very
,oon be destroyed" Surely, in these authoritative
" orls OF the warrior and tie thinker there IL a
warning to rs 10, 10 put trust 10 batteries or bayOn
etc, while IN unconquerabe 0stnct makes Us All
confess that might does not cOneiitGte night.
Let ths war end on the battlefield alone, and Il
will be only in appearance that 1t will end not IN
reality limo will 30 gained for new Efforts and
slavery Will coil Lse.f TO tpIing AGAIN. Inc hepei
Fon may seem 10 be vanquished and yet 1t wii tn
lmph. The Union may teem 10 conquer, and yet II /
will snccumn. The Republc nay seem 10 be saved,
snd vet il viii le lost, handed over prey 10 that
Injustice which, 20 loog "a II exists must challenge
lie judgments of II righteous God.
PEACE THROUGH FREEDOM.
Thus for the rake of Peace, which We ali desire,
20 now plead for Freedom, through which alone
Peace can be secured. Are you earnest for Peace,
then must YOU lie oarnes, ior Freedom also. Would
YOU uphold tho Union against treason, then must
YOU uphold Freedom, Wi hont which bloody treason
Nm flourish over u.s. but Freedom has been adopt.
ed by Congress aad proclaimed by the President as
one of The agencies in tho prescott on OF tbs war;
Therefore, Il musJ be meiutaned with oil our souls
and all our hearts and all our minds The hour oi
debate has passei; tho hour OF duty has come. ln