New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY 9. 1862
of war. DR.. Browrson presents substantially the

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of war. DR.. Brownson presents substantially the
came views on the subject az those maintained by
Mr. Sumner, whom be characterizes as " not merely
the wsrnl-hearted philanthropist, the interchangeable
advocate of negro emancipation bot also an able and
profound constitutional lswyer-as scrupulousiy ut
Iached TO the Constitution be Is ardent and un'
reserved in bis devotion 70 liberty
With regard TO the expediency Of emancipation,
DR.. Brownson expresses himself VITA lie usual di-
rscness aud force. "S'me cay let it alone, why
bring constantly The eternal uigger upon tie tai
Do leave Slavery to take care OF itself Bat in an
swer to these We add the Government bssnow power
over the question: in few months Il may have none
The life and death Of the Republic are suspe ded il
the balance. and the solution We give and give now
10 he Slavery Question may turn the scale, and save
tie life or seal tho doom Of the nation. II is not
question, therefore, to he postponed. The eternal
niger as You express it, viii not down Ut the bid
ding, any more than would Bapquo's Ghost. We
cannot silence the Slave question: or stop its agta
ton. We were to do il with the Compromise meas
ures Of 1850 aud, after that with Kanss NJ brsska
Territorial bill, aud we nave US the remit the present
Stronger than legislative attachments, against which
neither the devices OF politicians nor the strategy
Of our Generals can ayal-neitbsr armed hosts, nor
rewly Invented artillery. Tley war IN vain woo
war against OPINION. NodespO;, even though backed
by million Of bayonets -po tel thousand guns Of the
heave-t CALDER aud the most clnningly devised pro-
jec.iles, can prevail agaur the l4~s Of Cod, or
against tie moral convictions Of mankind. You may
as well nttenp b silence the ceaseless agitation OF
the waves 20 stop the sbb ard flow OF the ocean
iieg or arrest Tie course OF Tic yiewess winds,
TO sop in tbe American people the agitation Of tire
Slavery Question, 50 long ~ there IL single negro
slave leii in tue land 1t is not The wild or silly IA
na'ieism Of your Abolition men or Abolition women,
your Garrisons, your Phiipses, your Fosters, your
Pisburys, your Keiys, yonr Wcstons, or your Chap
that convuiss tie nation, for these are power
ess in the idea they represent; II is God, tie
moral laws Of TIE uui;eTe, the awakening power Of
justice, tie very logic Of your own Republic, that
keeps up the agitation. You mi sht IS well poin,
your artillery sgsinst the red iisbtnings Of heaven,
b against he spirit that moves and sgtates the
country on the Slavery Question. Silence, IN sny
way you please tho voices Of shos3 ycueai Abolition
fanatics and you have 6ope nothing to su press All
taton. Were thess to cold their peace. ,he very
stones would cry ont The s!igit would perya!e
your camps, seize upon your soldiers, and turn tie
heads Of your stdafes. Generals. II can more 10
confined or restrained than one OF tue elemental
forces Of nature The time for il IN Code proyi.
isuco las come, aud you lave alternative but 20
accept and obey ]; ~ ireemen, ss men who believe in
God who derive tom brn the courage to DO Justice,
to tighten tie load Of the oppressed, ana 10 Let the
bond go Free"
DIR. Browns5n attaches little importance 70 the Oh
ec.ons which alleged 10 suoh stringent remedies
Tor the disease which RACES in the body eotc. One
Of them he qommarily disposss Of - Bat ensncips.
ton viii terribly irri'ae ths Rebel and render their
future reconciliation impossible. Ncnsense They
are already 40 rTita,ed ~ they can be- You cannO.
Increase ;heir hated or n.lign.ry. Human nature
III Lear more than they ar ady have, even with
the asssiance Of Saisu 70 boot. 81 for the Un.on
men IN the secealug stA.es, ave in few localities,
they DO not exist 0u. sruieg have not forrc hem,
ana wherever they go n Rebellion meet only hatred.
salienness or uisus. Even ,he wounded Rebel
prisones in hospitals though unable . deny the
care AID tenderness with which they are trsNed,
c.nuo. conceal and do not attempt 20 conceal tle..
bi,ier haired OF Yankees. There need 5e 10 lear
Of irritating the Rebels and tie only way possible Of
concluding them is 10 treat them ~ .hey treat tbeir
own negroes when spiteful silsy. that is, 10 fog
,lem and fog them souu~ly. They viii her begin
to respect us nnd finally come 10 love aud honor
The mss of lie Southern people are not Ike rs her,
AZ the North. w are addicted 70 mauIaoa yFship,
no doubt tn. we do ct ielst rccogEi1e rpolpower,
and confess that We ought to worship God. The
Southern people 80 bocv woFship only Force sni
20 gain tLeI love and p.ct, you must prove t1at
you ME the better man, ihs' you can whip theu.
Leueucy, lorbeararce, conciation sre thrown away
uron then for thoy take tieu g. evidence OF weai.-
uess, of craven OF au ovcrresching 81, RI. Tie
Government has from tie lss; mistaken theiI char
actor Il bss been TOO enisnt too concila'ory, Gnt.
in eudea, orng TO couiuc; tho Oh humane prime.
IeF hts been guilty Of grsa. ialumelity. Nothing
would ID much coumusd tie respec. Of tie Rebels
and 30 disrose them II live hereafter IN peace snd
friendship with rs under one and tie same Govern
mea., a. the immediate elna eli patton C. de sayes.
They know cur principles require IN to 90 it and
they despite Tor not having the courage 10 act up
20 orr principles. TIE measure would he bold snd
manly one; It would strike them ~ ther 1. Iesest
point and they would think ali tie better Of rs FOR
daring TO adopt IT,"
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