New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14

whom We arc accustomed think Of battling with undi
cnce of their to perfect unanim
ity a. ourselves in this struggle against foe more malignant
volt Of the Colonies. whole distrcs Inhabited BY To
res to throus the infane hoefties OF .heH
er tbsy are rarely he met but though very few IN mum
Der they exist and with hate to our Oovenineht ho et
ceoded the hate Of their pedsces'0t to the
They can be longer If they did not wish to
live under the Confederate Government they were "rnsd
by ts President year ago that they Ters al ae
part They nsve made their option Tey canno. ve mere
low liberty If they disown The Government which protects
and nsures the other This would ne true even ~ o.
CATION il pressing soil short must be the shi o. those
who stand ready 10 welcome lin.
possbe vigilance must therefore be exercised or the
OF spies and ssried mes and for their .pe
cnsion All citizens should report to tn nearest
the names and proof grounds OF suspicion Nor must e''
he enforced in those persons who have not obeyed the
fcsdeDps waning Strangers must give Satisfactory go
treason must held liable to the penalty due to that capital
crime"
let us dssect this performance:
The State OF Louisiana has been for many
years under the control of what calls itself the
Democratic party, whose leaders-ondei''
Soule, Moore, &c.-were engaged IN The con-
spirscy to overthrow the Union. Even lhai
renegade Israelite with Egyptian principles,
the thief Judah =. Benjamin. had scarcely
turned Democrat before he became an active
and malignant traitor. The vote of the State
for President-Soul6 heading the Douglas
mOyenent-stood:
Brcckinridgc-22 63l. Bell-20, 20i.
Douglas-7,625.
The Election was barely over, when every
engine was set at work at induce Louisiana to
follow South Carolina, Georgia, &C., out OF the
Union. Convention was called by the trail
torous Democratic Legislature and Secession
majority elected. Yet the Unonists urgently
dared the majority to publish the popular vote
by which the Members from the several Par
ishes had been chosen. insisting that they
showed an aggregate Union minority. The Sc.
oessionisis refused to publish a'em. Their news
papers were baogered into making an exhibit
which they called the popular vote, Wherein
by estimating literally for the uncontested dis
tricts, they made out ANAL Secession major
ity. Such was the unanimity" in the treason
which is Wanted by the traitor who calls hun
self Gov. Moore.
"Ah. but they have since become unani-
nous :" il will be said. Certainly-as unanl-
nous as terror and cruelty can make them.
A ruffan mob Of utterly desperate adventurers
soon secured unanimity in Ne@-OrleaDs. IRE
lanney, who was once corsalr IN the indlan
seas was asked what they did with their PTS
oners Ho said they had no trouble-that
wheneyer vessel surrendered, the pirate cap.
| tain dispatched u boats crew Of Malays 10
hor, who soon returned and reported (truly)
that there 'ras nobody on beard. So there 'rere
no prisoners-nothing left but the booty.
Moore declares every Unionist within his
Jurisdiction en- outlaw. They cannot I've here
and disregard our laws. They can reither
hold property [nlor enjoy liberty il they dIso"n
the Government THAT is, Moore'sl which pro-
tce,s the one and insures the other.
" Short must be the shin Of those who stend
ready To- welcome" The Union nrmiea. lent
II astonishing that under such auspices, there
should be such " unanimity -
We beg every earnest champion OF the
Union 10 ask himself whether we ought longer
10 be- deferred from calling every ore to the
support Of the Union by a fear of " irritating
or " alternating" such beauties as this Moore
Il is no question as TO what we shall do tor
this or that class, but Nv at can they do for
the lnioui What Will induce those now adj
yerse or Indifferent to rally To the delouse ct
our sinking Republic1" Louisiana has 7U929O
inhabitants, whereof majority are colofed,
aud 30, Ol0 are slaves. When Gen. jackson
had New. Orleans to defend against foreign
Invader, he called her colored men to his aid,
armed and drilled them, and afterward thanked
them for their courage and efficiency. Or at
We to be more particular or less energetic than
this lifelong stakeholder, now that the life Of
the Republic is at stake CO.,
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TEE REV. GEN. POLK.