New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
true man as JAMES s. WADswORTH: do
not fail TO improve this one!
An APPEAL

them on Tuesday, Nov. 4th. Let us entreht you
80 to act and vote that the results of those
Elections shall signaly contribute to your
country's deligerance from the fearful perlls
that now environ aud threaten to oyerwhelm
her.
After long hesitation, aud calmly weighing
objections and balancing conflicting considera-
tious, President Lincoln has determined TO lay
the ak to the root OF the accused tree Of
Rebellion md Disunion.
The Rebel States and districts are allowed by
him one hundred days, whereof two-thirds
remain une1pired, wherein to desist from their
murderous treason and resume their cOnstitu-
tional position es equal members of the Federal
Union. If they, or part OF them, shall stab
bornly persist in their Rebellion beyond the
close of these days Of grace, then that hideous
system of compound iniquity and oppression
known as American Slavery shall cease TO be
lawful in every State and district so perssting
in treason, and shall, so soon a. may be, cease
moreover to exist.
Throughout the whole area of the Rebellion,
this Proclamation of Freedom has stricken the
traitors with CONSERVATION which they vainly
endeayor to disguise. In one breath, they call
for the raising of the Black Flag and tie sub
lection of every Union soldier whom they may
CAPTURE TO felons death. The next moment,
they will affect TO treat it with contempt aud
ridicule. In either case, they betray their
consciousness that this Is the hardest blow yet
dealt them. They so admitted TO Col. Mcclure
during their cavalry raid on Chainbersburg but
comforted themselves with the hope that tie
North ,coaid not permit ITS enforcement.
That is the issue to be tried in your Flee
tous just at hand ARE You READY
The last hope of the Rebels looks to what
they call conservative reaction IN The
Elections Of the loyal States-a reaction in favor
OF Slavery and Disuuion. Tia Richmond EI'
amlRer Of the 18th inst. says:
msny anrioa, moment, have passed ,ince the
men, OF tie war The foaue. Of nation have 'es,a iin,'
seemed to depend upon tie Of. .ng- oharss We ~
eLbtpI osy iod has o.rsed bsrssA si
l.rs portion OF the northern peopl. oyincs the die
position FOR return 10 the Ordinary idea. 81 eiVfei 'cieiy
their safety. they will e'isbfh something hf"
politics ia the Nol'hen states sod rends He fo,,rn
meat alnenAh. e 90 the l4ss oi reason Ihn
~ Matte, 70 BE- ctof 90 ~ elscfH N Ns oi Hra
bold aemp,to recover lie Ordinary liberties u - Auss
Saxon people ceci their candidates, aud establish hs
.s' III. s. !. A sgs ssh..sis ~ 1
These traitors pcrsistenty declare that they
will never be reconciled to the Union. They
utterly refused, whom invited by Henry May.
TO name any terms OF compromise declaring
that, if they were proilered sheet Of white
paper aud asked TO write thereon the condi.
tions whercon they' would return 10 the Union,
they would refuse to do it. They are Seces.
sonista because they hate Democratic Liberty.
and are determined to have n country wherein
Capital shall own Labor togeiher-whercoi
the Ownership OF man by man shall be the
chief cornerstone.
What they understand by " saoe politics
in the North and a recovery hero of " the
ordinary liberties OF Auglo-Saxon people," ia
tho asccndency over US Of the Vaandighams,
Seymours and Ben. Woods, who were never
for one moment hearty supporters of the War
for the Union, but always understood the
Slave Power and the Constitution TO be con.
yertiblc terms. And If Seymour and such as
he shall now triumph ia our Elections, they /
will understand, cxuit over aud represent this .
to their dupes az triumph OF their friends at
tha North and assurance that " Coercion -
as well as Emancipation has been con-
demned by our people aud will forthwith BE-
abandoned.
A victory OF the Rebel Grand Army on the
Potomac will not so much encourage and
the traitors as victory Of Scy mOur
and other opponents Of the Emancipation pol
icy IN the 10y a. States.
Europe, too, will hail il as evidence that tho
President is deserted by the People, aud must
retract the promises OF his Emancpating
Proclamation and submit TO Disunon Peace.
Patriots UniouisIs! champions of Liberty
md Progress you Will moi, you must not,