New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13

fathers launched it to sail evermore on voyage OF
Freedom 1t is no sufficient reply to this that there
are vested rights which emancipation would inter-
fere with or destroy. will not stop to scout,
as il ever ought to be secuted the wild and guilty
phaulasy that have ary vested right IA PROV
erty in man. but can there be sacred That
ii mus, not Weld TO the public saiey-'he life OF the
nation When it'i- demonstrated that the perma-
nent existence Of Slavery ia incompatible with the
,aety and even the life OF the nation shall not the
pretended q inns Of Slavery give away Had not the
people of Rome a right 10 dram the Pontine Marshes,
whose malarious civilizations nightly rose and spread
over the city, bearing sickness and death TO its
households although it nigh. interfere with
the water lots IF frog breeders and snake fanciers
The health Of the city was OF more copse-
quence than the vested rights Of the repe-non-
gers that lived on the margin OF the immense
bog. beg to know Just how sacred this night OF
eurlaving men is. | desre TO understand It's hight
and depth, its loneth aud breadth. AT what gadu-
aed point on the scale Of sacred and precious ulngs
does 1t s.andl Is II as sacred as property lie
people will have given q thousand millions OF prop;
erty before this struggle is over, free will Offering,
to rave the country. Business pros rated, the anu,
eut reduced to beggary ban ruptcy which no SAN
could foresee and no ssgacity avoid, submitted 10
overwhelmingly, for the sake OF the country. IL
eau almost be sad OF the commercial community oi
our great Cities ii was OF the early ChT1suahs-
they took the spelling OF their goods loyfnlly-ihe
one for ChIst's sake aud the other for their ooun-
tTy's sake. All classes throughout the lane have
suffered in their kind and degree in the same man
ner aud for the same purpose. L. properly In ,ns
bodies and souls OF men made IN The mage OF poo
and redeemed by the blood of atonement any more
sacred than other properyi Can every other Pc
cuniary interest be sacrificed or the abar on puDnc
veal. and this anomalous and impions claim OF
property 10 human flesh remain untouched, "a 100
sacred TO be meGoled with Human lie If "a
cred. Yet when Ellsworth fell We s;hd u was
right; he died for bis country. The schoiArly
aud intrepid and gentle Winthrop was slau, ara,
ief.stricken, we bowed, saying 1t was for MS
conutry. Tie gallant Baker fell at that terrible
slaughter of Balls b ufi, and we acquiesced, ef,
claiming it was for his country. The noblehearted
LYON was borne liieless from the bloody LATHE on
Springfield, and to aSsuage our anguish weeileu ho
died for his country. General Wallace, ny neigh
Dor and know not bow many scores, gave up their
lives on the hard-fougbt field of SDiloh, forty OF
whom. nv constituents, were brought home, ana
buried in one grave; but we submitted TO Tue TERN
bic tragedy, for tley were siam nsD,ing 'Ie pa'es
Of their country. The story Of Williamsburg ara
Fair Oaks il not yet told What vast and precious
sacrifice Of human life has there been 10 preserve the
Republicl Is Slavery more sacred than AL ILLS
human life There is young man, the only son OF
his mother, and she d widow. Ills country cslus,
and he says, Mother, am going to enlist. Iben
comes the struggle-a convulslve strUgge-net"een
a mothers love aud tie love of couDtry-an only
son and tie Repabc. At last, with Il divine energy
of sef-saCrihce, she says, Ia broken soos ro, NY
son; fight, and if it must be, dis for your country
have seen this. And now, in God name, Is tins
unholy thing Slavery more sacred than ali these
Stall property vanish, the dead he piled III heca-
tombs on tbe field Of slaughter, parental hearts
uieroed with the arrows Of anguish VIE, sister and
beroihed sIi ken with gTie, ana YET me Gluten OF
the enslaver remain uDIebxed and tie lel Destroyer
who has caused all this waste OF property and lle
all tbis mental and heart suffering, be lett unmo-
Tested Ii canno. be. We are not tins bereft OF
reason | have no patience with thore who ebshrine
,bi ndous crime and surround II with the sane
tity Of an idol. aud say Let IL aone-ursai IL Jisha
al The T,,hesanf Great is American Slavery
The pre,ilent il ike n man driving u horse In
the Hills If buggy, and leading another behind
by bal er-strap. The one IN the shaits IL pos'
sgnerb a.imal-bfoad between the eyes, ears small,
short around Tie throat, ,tito full ana hard, shoFt
coupled and eau clear ditch and hedge high spirited
and fast snd IN all Ioits lust rrii asteeo a. TIC
pepc,l OF Rosa Bonheur would delight 10 trace, and
inch rs Bouuer or Vanderbilt never drew iine upon
The creature behind is n very different KIND OF AMI
r,l. he can do nothing but hold back; be jerks aud
,ap, back on the halter; be bias large head strk-
inc auriculAr Developments bis nbs are "a distinct
a. moor. on a barrel; hs hip bones are enormously
hi,h and he bears unavoidable evidence OF
never having made the acquaintance oil The
o.tbin. and Bis oaudal desiiiulion is pre-
cisely that Of Tam O'Shaners mare after
she made the conyulsive spnog that brought Tam
safe scrOps The running stream where waIlock and
witch could ia follow. Ii l. very awkward man
agiug two horses In this way, "a l know from eA-
perimeni Now, the President knows that The lore
RadsnI that he ID driving 20 ahead, for hs hns
Lv him been taken ia handsome style into the Exec
uiye Cbnir; bat he IL little afraid that this metilo-
aoue charger cannot be trusted gong down h 9TH
ervlse he would let 20 of the old rackabOnes that
hobbies along behind. Now, DO not propose to dash
ahead 40 throw the President out or break the
carrage but 10 30 60 steadily that the Executive
can be assured that he II sale with the Radi al
s,eed, down hill rs we'll AZ M, aid on
level ground and then he will drop tue
strap and let the old conservative Rosenante 60 60
grass sm for pouring on all the steam tlat the
machinery will bear, but II II better to get Into port
a few hours later than to nix The explo-ion OF the
machinery. II the President does not believe ell ]
do, believe all he does. IL he does not drive rs
fast would, he If on the same road and II u ques-
ton of time. The grent tide OF eyeuts sweepH OH
ward under a guiding power of experimenting
Providence bearing with it President and Cabinet
aud Congre,s Safe pilotagc Is quite az necdiul now
hs plopu ave power, for there Is reini secession
Toe croucinng ia the lung les II sham Democracy,
ready to spring upon the Union forces at the very
first opportunity that promises any success. There
may b. an eddy in the flow OF tins great uver, bur
the resistiers curreLt sweeps onward.
The recent call of the Government, revealing the
unconscious reserved power OF the people, demon
siiated tnat "A million VI men would respond 10 the
call OF the Executive. The Rebellion VIII De sup
pfe ssed and American Slavery will be swept away,
and the theory OF our Government be a practical md
glorious resliIys ! see ths future ana Iegeneraied
Republic Icposing Queen among the nations OF the
earth, It's fiag after this baptism Of blood having
become the symbol OF universal and impartial free
dom There is not a STAKEHOLDER TO hurt or destroy
in all il. Holy Nouuta nor ietter or sconrge Tor
the lmb or person Of the innocent. Nay, | see the
whole Continent, by process o peaceful sssmila-
ton, converted into Republics like our own. be-
hold the Genius OF Liberty standing upon some l,lty
peak Of the Rocky Mountains, or OF the Andes,
looking nortLward and soulhwhid, eastward aud
westward, from Arctic to Antarctic. from the Allan