New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

Con.,poudencs Of The n. X Trilynns.

Cor.,youdenes Of Th. n. X IRVINE
| sPoUTISG Rock. Aug q, 1862.
| TIE 1ne,,ino was once moot-d na circle, vi " bich
was one, wi ether Democra cone bea genzi nelly
,s,rane und honest man. TIE ys,e WIS going fr-'ty
s.aurgiy in the negative, when one wel-srpwn
Epnic.l who had been r4toer silek, asked leave to
relae An inc dent. which Rad Occurred IN his ex-
pc. iencr wberrupon AL being intent, he saia:
A YEAR apo WAS thinking Of purchasing lot JUS
heyond tre subarbs Of she Queen CITY, ard one Sun
day afternoon went 70 ysir the SAME. There wa
on the place an old dilnl:duted hor,s, which hsd
not been inhabited tor many years. Wishing to rec
if here wac any thing in The house which nighs be
of ice, got in through crazy window to 60
through il. When 1 vi entered, was startled at
hearing voices. lslred, tAiaklng thy might be
oulsde uf the house. Bu no, they wee from within
1 went up tie old stairway, and toward the door
from which the voices proceeded. Aud there saw
a youog, well-knowu Democratic lawyer vhh
dozen negr es around him whom he was eaching TO
.ead. That young lawyer was Col. Robert MeCook
Suce then | Lave always thought The advice
judy, me-. to lie sal. in estimating Democrits,
gentlemen
Uudouacdly there IL large class Of honest
People IN THIS country who have Identified then
selves politically with the Democratic party be-
caus. they believed that it beet represented tho
theory Of popular Government, bat VINO were in no
sense sbauis masking with fair name tie devils
work Of fostering human oppression The |
war is a most potent touchstOue for al such. !
No longer in shat great parry could the
wheat and hres grow comfortably TO-
Iethor. Slavery revealed ilself foe assaul!lng
that form Of Government in The interest of wnicb
alone bad aiIy homes. Democrat tolerated ITS exist
.uce for u moment. Then it was seen VINO we're
those deceived by paIne, the genuine loyalls1s oil
humailiv. and who were the tolis awaiting only
lhe spedi's touch To reveal Their diaboic nature.
Among tLose who were the first to that
Slavery had no longer "a suglo claim TO the proiec
ton OF tuls nation, WIS the youug lawyer who
taught the negroes in Cincinnati on Sunday after
uoons At he first ala'u Of the loscla III our land
Col. Robert McCook TUNED from all the fair pros
eets Of life AID went lor'h TO save tie naion. A
noble mo Of stat rart men surrounded and ciung 10
dim. Aud " here he went, his work was done more
thoroughly rhan that Of must Of our commanders.
- Ano wb,l For tits one thing: While Col Me-
Cook was the leullest Of 1en; While he VS. gen.
erors aud lenent aimos, TO fault toward he South.
rner.. ne and As regiment troD ths first infused 10
h ,Llre-eqtcAers. Where they marched The slave
re a Freedom IN their bsnneFs and heard music
- oi the baisting o: many letters
Perhaps il WIS for tins that be tell under the mur.
lie ous tand Of Slavery.
But be did Dot die until lie had added his teeth |
nony-thc testimony OF li.-iopg DonocrA'-that !
the AFRO which is 10 lay low The Fiend Of Treason
ia America is thss named Eh.SciPArIos. hov
many nob.e-Lrowei young men aro 10 follow Robert
MeCook to their nnimoiy graves ere that arrow
,hnIi be sped on Us way The President TELLS US
we must wait nut Ibe uIasses axe up ~ ~ bat sn
10, iml os,ibe long las tbs great d.mOralHer Is in
hand that the People can ever unan nousy affirm
the necessity Of It's renoy. ~ long tbs head
OF ,Le nation chershos it, the nssses win cherish
n. And instead of the nasses getting np 20 enaD-
cpa,on every day tho opposition 10 il will become
more y-ul, Mt alo contumacious You have only 10
ieaye your field untitled Tor IL 70 swarm with weeds
and vermin
But on the oher band, how completely 10 every Z
ape of tie world has the hcroc deed controlled and
redeemed a lower forces. Did Moss walt until all
tho Soaul-Democncy Of Egypt s'id 1t lsrTe 20 .
What If jesus had delayed q Proclamation OF the .
Golden Rule until Gulilcan Mallory among The i
phar.-es a, proved Of it, or the Je' usaleu herald
.prced to ro,era,oltl Did Soc,ates, OF Paul, or
Iuthrr wait for tic people TO be up to- their
,.rrst ana saving thongns aud strokes before they
uttered thcml
Il il geologic speculation that when vast beds OF
lime, the sccrctIon ii myriad animal forms, hay tere
and there in tie earth through them dnrird fierce
and f.ry electric bots from some me!ecric change,
aud these electric bolts Suddenly changed The beds OF
crun bling limo 10 qnarrcs Of ynined and pare MARBLE
No, otherwise III history the geology OF ma''-has
Ierosm, with 10 ei, etIic sfroaes d'TtinS OUT Oh
noble and brave heads and hearts, changed great
population. into magnificent nationsi'ii'r- II P0Pa'a'
ons ARE moi crystaI,ed into great na"ns, they are
bnt f., clouds of out, of which each individual Is IA
dust Atom; and hen the storm cOwse the dust De-
cunlre-inud
o ,ieelric hear, o ery sislizing Toice bow long,
how long, she'll al hear and fesA cry oui IN yao
for even
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