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

tion's Ca ptOl in projecting that dear symbol OF
liberty and hope, the Stars and Stripes, from dese
cra,ion, and In defending the Constitution and the
Union. Cheers They are acting with the Union
organization at home, snd are endesvoriUg to
exhibit to rebellion and TO the world, the
sublime moral spectacle of whole people, laying
aslde political partisan opinions aud discussions, aud
acting together to preserve their revolutionary In
berItauce from destruction. The members of the
narrow. trading tricky faction, who now strut--the
self-constituted heroes of the Democratic party, a
name they have learned to mouth better than they
have to practice ts prDcil les-9ere hDe out OF ten
against il in the days OF s organizer action, or ii
with il, were its mendicaDls oihcc'seekers aud
caup-follo wers. The true Democrat has no lear
thai he shall be forever lost, il he acts in common
with political opponents in subduing rebellion. lie
believes he can fnd birDself when the war IS over.
The spurious one naturally enough, Is fearful II he
once gets mingled with Republicans, he viii never
know bmselt again. aud hnce his necessity Tor
keeping up party organization. But even BASTARD
Democrats can be preserved from final loss with a
little care Le; them he chalked as farmers chalk
sheep when they put lots together which they may
wish to s@paIaie again, marking the black WIN
white chalk and the white with red Or write on
them as the Du,chusu did on his picture OF bear,
when he feared the outline Of Bruin might no, De
recognized, "Dis ,sh pOn tedr."
will not presume to say What the true Demo.
cratic party will do wien peace is restored and il is
reorganzed bat am ut least older soldier in its
rshss than Mr. Seymour l"That's fo"--cheers
have Lnger adhered to its principles and usages
and have as good right to speak for i. as lie
has; and ! may, perhaps with proprieiy, predict
what ii will not do. That it will not attempt
to conquer a neiarous Rebellion in arms by
Iroyoslions Of peace, that 1t VIII not, by every
Indirect means Of assault upon the Governmen, aud
apology for Rebellion, afford aid and comfort
aod encouragement 70 an armed enemy, tugRing at
the very heart.strings oi the Republic; that 1t will
uot organize fauious potic-l party OF grind Dg,
growing grumblers to war upon the Government,
to eubarpss is efforts, TO prcdt is failure, and o.
exhibit TO the enemy p'ople divided at home, and
exhau.ting themselves III domestic ttrfe that 1t
will not proclaim Slavery paramount tO the Union
Of our fathers aud d. clare that If one must 20 Gown
it should be The Union aud not Slavery; that will
OK ibit 10 limpng, besating, hali-and-haf fidelity
to the Government; no hitf-nD Loyalty inquirng
for the health, with dagger under ITS gar
meni. lGreat cheering. But, when !, acts, Its whole
coarse will he direct, sincere and honorable, upward
and onward aud all its energies and Efforts
will be directed and devoted 10 tie preservation OF
the land our fathers loved, twsa airing upon thelr
country's nlar, "By the Eternal the Union must
aud shill be preserved." lyPpIiuse.l NE
long Democrat, | do not hesitate TO declare
re.Ionsibly that the organized action OF
this kuot Of politicians, as spurious Demo
G attic party j. this STATE. has done aud is now
doing more 70 encourage tho endurance ana
rance OF this rebellion than all tie sympgthIes
OF Engand aud France combined, md that such
pub ic udgmsnt-more than all the vessels which
have run the blockade together. Cheer. The
South knew tie old Democratic party Of this
state as patty Of power std lntuence They
hope and believe this faction - It's successor,
end possesses some Of its elements and in
huenots and awLit Its triumph. Could the
tstierdenaons Of rebellion, who are
ce-crl ID az re, KING situ a Iank compound Of VII
famous amells shstgy with sbreds oi what was
loihlng, aud creeping With vernlln, attend our
polls ey would give hi. ticket unanimous vote.
Great laughter. Coud It succeed, Jefferson
Davis would proclaim another day of thaHks-
giving. though il might have to be- kept in fasting;
laughter aud ap, lau-e and ilumi, ate Riohmond;
.gd well lie uIght, for ifs success wOuld be more
hurtful to ihe cause of the Union than the loss
Dt the Army OF the Pot, mac and ibe capturo aud
i4e saching Of Washington lCheers. IL Is ticket
~ or which all tie opponents OF Tie war will COM
biue, at home ard abroad, and 10 which they look
Ior relief from their position. Could that ilius-
rous historic patriot of "a neigbborInR State, WHO
recently started upon lbe Wisconsin route to shUt
'im,elf into Canada Ia woman clothes, 10 avoid "a
irAft b. permitted, as lie should be, 10 stump New.
ork for this ticket, he would doubtless raise hoop
Lat would silence the most distinguished brave ever
Produced by Tammany. lGreat laughter
1 have no new light ulon the subject Of tbs |
Rebellion, or the manner ia which II should b, |
reated. siand today where / stool when Sum-
ry's Flag siudieated--to see tue supremacy /
,f'be Cor restitution established AID upheld-,o |
go sovereign law aoknowledgel-to zee Re
lellion crusheo-to net with those, and those |
,nly, who woull 20 Nil lengths to break 1t
iown--to act against all VINO would be is de- /
enders or epologisis-to act with those who, In
lUr.urg Rebellion, would stop only nj The ouiposls
u Civilization and Christianity in efforts tc destroy
{ iapplnure to employ every meaus, moral, and |
material known To man TO cut II lup aud 10 eGt 1t /
iown the most eiiectually, and NJ The earliest mo-
nont. Great cbcerng.l devoted seven Of the
eri years of my life In efforts for the I'll meut of
his accursei question pracesbly-that IL might be-
ken out OF the political field North aud SCUM, and
~ let alone TO work out It's own peculiar problem
uder the mysterious dispensaion of "A guiGiug and
enetcent Providence Now that It Is unnecessarily
made the pTetext for wicked sAd causeless rebel
ion 10y the Southern peOp e, / care lot how soon |
&c its end. Great cheering ami waving of hand
erohlris. "Ihem's MY sentiments. J With no
abolition prochvites, in a political sense. but
he Ieyene, l woald not have gone out Of my
way TO lo.k up Slavery 10 this coBhict or to
void slavery, but would have treated il ike any
ther element, taking II when il would give us
tlength weaken them, and employed il
accordingly. have never seeu n moment since the
outbreak when ! would have touched the iasiilutou
or itself alone nor when would not have cut II
rom it's moorngs in one hour, II It would have aided
n dsI osing OF the rebellion, and | would do the
ame how. Applause. l hold the war power
road enough 10 cover the whole quesi ion, aud
% ;ete in IL time when our Government is trem-
ling IL the balance before the world, | like 10 rec
exercised when il IS well, and boldly, and thor
usbly tone.
Let uose who take the sword perish with the
word, il, my doctrine, aud IL those who raise Il re.
elliols army against the Constitution, take iust
uch aid and comfort as martial law aud the war
over in their utmost riyor mete out TO them,
Whether il be hemp, or steel or lead, or a coD6scs
ion of property. II slaves ARE property, they arc
ubjcct 10 the same rules other property, and
houlo be treated accordingly. There i. no charm
pom the subject and should be- no mystilcaton over
/. | early eaw that rebellion, il long continued,
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