New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
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1t was only lately that the disconnected were
Justify bawlng that the Government had ma
policy. Now that II is proposed to use tLi'
same policy, as well as guGpowder in The
erapple with revolt, these unreasonable geotr-
men tell us that il IA our business 10 light ald
not to legisate These wonderful patriots are
10 the sogularly obluscated coalition Of moi
knowing whether they hate the Negro or Tie
lNeero.Ogner worst. II would undoubtedly b,
the most agreeable course TO lie rid of both. II
we could. ct once. which is only another W.!
of saving that if we had been less unlucky VI
should have been moro fortunate. We once
knew an ardent American who was accustomed
70 cay. that if lie could but coltrol tho Eight
Ming for on hour. he would aunihila;e thC
British Empire; and no doubt, the condition
granted. he would have been Us good as hi'
word. Ii Mir John j. Critteni lon could, by
ex strokes OF his pen, send Jefferson DAVIS
aud all his following to llades, aad at the same
tine destroy every man IN the country who
thinks Slavery in Republic 10 be absurd and
impotic. there is no doubt No should all be
as comfortable as the conclusion of fairy tale.
aud after making money and consuming tho
fruits OF tho earth. be lcii TO die serene death,
and be carried IN a plnUp condition 70 The
sepucher. But Mr. John }. Criitcrden can no
more work miracles than les distinguished men.
Nothing stops because to dishkes move
ment; and, howoser much he may desire
il. not one law Of nature can be-
suspended TO make him happy. W. has been
taught nothing BY experience. llo shil inds
The cause Of the Rebellion not in the essential
injustice OF Slavery, but in the instructive pro-
test which honorable and prudent men were
forced 10 enter against It. He has had an eN-
colent opportunity OF knowing bow utterly de-
bsuched arc the public mornls of the slave
holders but no turns from them with for
giving smile, 10 frown austcrely upon THAT
Abolition policy which seeks TO convert tbs
var in defense OF the Government and the
Union into mere a t.Slaycry party war--a
policy calculated TO proloug and embii,er this
bloody war-wlthout doing auy good to tie
white or The blDck man" One hardly knows
no. to rep, seriously to such dfise a. tbs ii
The very squeezing, and rinsIOgs OF do.age
God help the country. If our public men ca1not
think little more logically than this Pray.
why does Mr.. Cr.ttcuden pass by the utter
yli1y o. the Rcbes-ther sLa'uclcssnrs3 and
seIlshuc.3 their violence aud vulgar dishonesty,
to visit his wrath upon moralists who obcy cd their
sense OF right, aud upon statesmen aLo have onlJ
been true to their convictions of duty Moth.
ink les. than u dir"ct disregard Of tie COns;I-
td,ion BY ihe Republicans, admitting of 10 egal
remedy, could have Afforded the, yiolators OF
law the shadow of reasonable excavation;
and yet Mr. Crttendcn goes out OF ~ way 10
rcprOyc the law-ajidlug. and to blnt palla-
ton Of crime because It Las been committed inI
behalf Of Human bondage Into such unior,g.
nate sOttisbuess does this Slasery botray even
ats most honest and intelligent defenders
aud get Dr. CrilleDden finds too many lnit1-
tors even at the Noril, with singular per-
yefrty, wfong-Leaded men, who, through uri!
years %. prosperity, have been abusing anti
Slavery opinions aud occasionally bounding the
dogs 81 the populsce 10 tear at tho rights OF
person and Of property, s'iIl refuse to discard
one pet prejudice, and st with bowels ycarn-
ing toward the lords VI tho lash, hnd Il melan-
choly relief in cursiug the AboltIenists. These
are the men who pine for the Union as il was
These aro the men who remember with tears
the glorles Of gag-laws; the rights of petition
scolied at, and tho rights Of debate at the
mercy of ANY bully who could WELD tudgeon;
churches Of Chrst turned into Jewish sypago.
cues and College Presidents into Rabbits, or
rataor into lbelous Limitations OF tho Que and
ludicrous nnpersonat'ons Of tho other; Courts
Of Justice in Massachusetts made mere agencies
for thc recovery Of runaway Slaves, and the
citizen soldlery Of Boston the posse contains VI
D RlcbInond shop-kceper; the Supreme judicial
Tribunal Of tho untsd States dragging its
ermiue 10 the blood Of the unfortunate. and
oeryertins tho text and the marssnt Of law to
intensity human agony aud TO perpetuate human
degradation. These are the good old times Tor
tho Ieturn OF which p.eudo-couseryatives are
hanksring, IL is for Union oil parasitIcal
suavi,y upon one eide Of tho line aud all AFRO
giant buster upon the other, that they are
hungering. They enjoy these bessin.s most
when ~ey exc In tho moet aanger OF losing