New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

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lhns save OK soldiers. Now s r, sP-ak i..is az
trl.u which ~ vel, understood, and the t'"F-
crl,uen5 OF 10 UlI'cd Stale anJ ihe hhi-
TRY auihoritos of the Ihiied Statcs may a'
ell understand ;ha il this policy II to be ioi owes,
and we are not 10 avail ourselves Of ihe services OF
men who arc too ready 10 render all tbefo services
on, OF tenderness Ia kobes and traitors, nid murder
ere. the people will hesit lte 10 come lor"Htu
until iney know and feel ,lt they are no longer 10
be exposed 10 THAI kind Of life. Sir, why Is !, 30
uhy are we 50 tender ward these tiaiioTs. w nat
e,a sea pOine gentlemen 20 sentative the moment we
AZ OF cmplugin g negroes and the SlaVts 81 hepos
! D.. the service VI tie country Men VINO p4OisS'
10 feel and willing 10 believe doiceI, the deep
co. n.ere.; ~ the falya'ou Of fbe country, why 90
;hey lump ~ u ei. feet the moment The Goa ia Pro-
uated hat we are 20 employ ucl who are reGdy ana
Wiling and able 20 perform these services 10 save
the lives OF soldiers OF theie own and Other States
Wha violation OF the principles OF warfare Is pro,
posed Why should we not Neaken The ebemy, AMI
attack him in his weak,st point Z DO YOU say we
are pro oo,iug an Abolition emancipation scheme
Not nj ALL We aio bimply proposing TO ice mos.
means IN the army which are best Tor ~ ana 10 use
those beet abo % perform particular sind OF ser
vice. Dld anybody ever hear OF ID natiOn tDat was
at wa viii any other country that would sacIlhce
tue lives OF tho own meu by making them DO
kind III work when there were ehout them friends
who we're Willing and anxious 10 relieve them from
tnat work And out oil what o"D'ldcf"Ii9h why,
Sir have been utterly ~ q lUfa TO imagine any.
capno conceive the slightest ground Tor y, or f' ssOn
why tho men who come 10 our camps ana iend'r
heir s.fyices against the encmes OF the country.
shou! be- repelled and driven out, and our
own soljIers saciihced ia performing duty
these other men are ready TO perform.
Why Sir it is contrary TO every principle of wariare
Am not a colder, but | undertake to ray tnat d
reuefal who conducts campaign on such princi Les
Is no general At sil. lie has forgot OF never knew
the init principles upoa vince Ia conduct war.
which IA to weaken the enemy and strengthen him
self have looked upon tbis thing qutc "a long a.
feel dis, osed o. I do hot fee dlrpOsed 10 blame
any body, aud have No doubt, not the slight II N
the world thai every body i,eis ~ anxious AZ d. 70
clc,e this war aud 20 cl,sc il eicctu Oily. But Il"
e,y that mistake has been made IN this thing. Too
great tenderness hrs isen used, under tie deiusivs
idea thai t,ese h. bells were TO be- coax.d back by
tenderness. Sir, yon cannot deal with savaie
hat vay. Aud the man who deliberately setr him
a, tC work 20 overthrow the Institutions ana D. ter
este Of he own country for purpose, esn ami itlon
l. uor Than savaye Add snch - u DESCRIPTION Il
ihe e,uers in thr Rebrf n. aud tho great mas
Of their followers are unsGucated and Wiling - io-
low those about them. Now, So, are "" 10 20 on
ia tlia way7 ~ we do, the consequence. must lie
we'll understood By The Governments, tho Pretijrut,
the Cabinet. Generate OF whoever else rancliono
rhis an ,.e of prO,eeIi Y. luey must roVefse tci
eour,e OF H.. ne siy, however pubic opinion may
mt, ala, the war il will bot sustain them. And Sir,
this /. lot from any feeling Tor Abolition or Emnh-
citatl ID or any sort OF peculiar ntimenE whhb
gentlemen are fond Of affirming ~ those on Ills
,lde G. toe chamber, bat from the absolute necessity
OF the care, from the common sense oil Tue thng
LEI me- ask MY friend from Delaware (Mr. Saul--
bury n he was engaged m a CONTEXT where ls own
life s,p ia danger aud yer, aud the servants Of biz
enemy shold come 20 him aud say: " We will give
Won ND that may save you, dig trenches, or do
anytlJ q for you" would ho Tepd themi Any
man ,,lo would act thus has bot even con- |
mon nee aud han not capacity 10 manage hir
loVu 4. .ifas. ] have snid thus uch, Sir simply
90 u, iaie my idea. " ich il this, that II week
rect TO- PEOPLE OF ibis country 70 come forward
nee with thei whole hearts and souls 10 fight
his b. le out, l tell the President, in my place
h.Te A. senator, aud ] II Genera Of oar army,
that q mu, revere tter practice and - err couree
| know hH m rome quarters hm called CCnser-
yntive and ] believe ] am. DO not gay thingr |
nere sut fnll dcliberatioD, and ssy this AFT
f,f f Lion aud drliben,ion, becaure INK ou ht
; ~ oe . snd 10 Le bald IN pnbiIe. IL nv oi i-iV
,ta, tnA wLite-sld-go We HafaIe Won do. must
aci upon common sente principles ana must co WI a.
mer v on do in such cise-asail Ourselves ~
mean, which the Great Roller of the universe her
nln,rd ia our power 10 Operwb, I'm these wreiches |
v n, NJ. thus making WIZ upon ur, upon civilization,
and mon humanity. would do nothing tina, Chri
t.u and CIV lied nation ought not 10 do. i would
not employ tsvHg.s, aud bring buck the days oi the
I 10 nnhHwk ard the rcapiug knire. / would not en-
uloy these negroes nnl's could control item. BIi
uyesyt hiug that 10 Siilln the nsnges OF civilized
v,isre would DO and hi, n ought TO b. done.
mere IN ihosNci ihAK Nh'l' 'hifh ,''i' hnh Wv
a mi-ase made ihai IT, trying 10 deceive the reorr
by calling a defeat great strategic mOveu en- rnd
by giving false names % thugs under tie idea tha
il will uo 10 10 give the peo,e Of the country the
truth iust precisely Oh II IL. That ~ lust what
ouybt 10 be done; tell the people the truth, aud re-
so,t to no arufc. or concealmcnt. OF cuuIse | do
not eak uI those ailments which are necessary
ia conceal facts from the enemy. But the idea ~
b.stlng 10 tell the free and intelligent Ieopie Of
this country precisely what tie slae OF lhn.s aud
"A i'll Il-l
ans folly. The people fmy State aud he people OF Til
county arc iuelissL reading prv ie, aud hey are
the peope who support This war their teri- are ~ ~
q. much ~ LIT them know, then, haul, what
| your ne ;essieB and what ~l be required 81
them. | Sas very much amurtd the other day ~ !
So ling ON address OF the Governors OF tie different
sa,s addressed 10 the President requesting Iii 10
ca out more troops Tor they th"light u MI. ht be
necessary in Tho course Of coming events. What
di IL All meant H. meant that tho President and
the Government thought that they II. COED more
rroOps; that our ranks had been th1ned by disease
aud he enemy. Don't we nll know II Did,'ttbe
enemy know iil Didnt eyerybo know that We
wan,ed more men Then why not say sot Now,
suI q1ick, tell The 'ru,h-wiy we want them, ana
how so0p Appeal 10 lie leopl e and let hem know
what we require Tor the purposes of G country.
Deal with them honestly, aud you III gel r-poust
FROM Every true Northern heart Therefore, hope
tins rollcy viii be abandoned, aud hereafter |
ge snail speak the truth. have not
stood up here TO condemn any man, or tbis
OF thai General, or lie lftsident. IesI.ct Tie
pr, sdont. | have stood ny him, aud II all blann
by him. have done AL | could aud contributed al'
could 10 iho support OF tis WAL and OF on Cen
erals aud 1 shsl continue 20 40 40. II theV make
mislak.s, | can forgive them. Men are not hlways
eise 81 able 10 do tie very beet tLinys. II they do
IN. b.si they can, can id them God speed ana 90
on 20 H. hl This bpille tll they conquer. Bat tell
the uG,h aud beat yocr ,nciirs 40 rneiies aid 81
worst VI enemi,s. Avail yourselves lSe uen oi
every over which God has placed IN your bando
TO accomplish your purpo'es, within the reach OF