New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

we nave conquered tDenl we VIII beDu you od0h "
receive the reward of your vaor at the hand OF thos
whom you have assisted MS to overthrow r NJ
sane man ever for moment contemplated the possl
bility OF obtaining the services Of slave, save un
der the hope, the certain hope, Of freedom. An'
Where il il admitted that we may the slaves II
the trenches it IL admitted as necessary corollary
TO that pro. osltion, that we my cmancpste 81 cf
slaves az We may 80 employ. repeat, then, the -
cayIl. are Idle; the persons VINO make them outn
10. and ! would tain believe, do know better. II
cannot for a moment be pretended that by awaiting
ourselves of the aid Of the slaves OF our Rebel clt
zcns, we alienGte any loyal man IN the Border
States. Observe, l say loyal man, mean
one who really sres above all other consid
ers;ions connected with the war to pui
down the rebellion and thus restore tie Union.
Why should be obiecil His slaves are secure t.
him 80 long as he remains loyal, and so are those Of
all his loyal friends ana fellow citizens. How cond
he object 20 rebels losing his slaves ~ peuaity
or consequence of his treason! The thing u lnr0s
sible; and If you meet with such man, think twice
before you trust bis loyalty. venture the asser-
Con that 10 man Gun come forward, aud Ds-lgn
GOOD rea,on-tLe true reasOp,-why be objects 10
use and emancpa,e the slaves Of rebels, that Wlll
not i'm assigning such reason, aseeft "a IrlhcipI
which il carried TO ito Legitimate and necessary con
clusiOu would Justify the reteliOu, ana prOlo'c AZ
success Tie men who talk 0. violating the CohaI :
tntion by thi. use Of the slaves Of rebels, reaAy
l.
ng, their logic, o. their law and mac almost salu
for their sincerity. What can be more iloglcI tIah
10 talk OF violating law as azaipst party woo
ha, 10 riSnt to invoke that lazy as wen
might the convicted ard condemned Elui'
derer upon TIE gHiiowa invoke seansI n's IH.
cntioner the s.atn,e which prohibits the taking
of human lite Bu; am cure yOu do not WISH ~
nyien TO argument upon this SUBJECT. thhH
clearly perceive by the tone OF tins meeting thal you
fully concur in what have been saying i0uf suI
prire IL that any one snould have ever douOteu ".
yet gentlemen. Won know that tie public continent
80 rs, neon mo 10 this mark aud that, tor come mex
,calle reason those at the head OF Affairs are un-
telling TO proceed step IN advance Ot the cesli!
eyrre, sed public opinion OF the country uDh
ouinlon. | repeat, has not been mp 10 inc lharA'
hesfd one of the leading politicians Of The county d.
a pubIc meeting, den0unce in no very meaS'feu
t.,us the Cons .cstion bill Of last session. lie
would not have the property oil these heoe -
disturbed. | heard another equally prominent
uap of this county-a man OF WeaI'nj yum
and learning not ioug ago say, that II IL came -
"A question between the destruction oil slavery ana
,bs d.struction of tie Union, he would rather see
the Union 70. Thi, is but putting into words "iat
III. whole country he's been practically saying I2T
the INST sixteen months. Now, gentlemen, WIN aii
tha teudcrness toward the South, Their instuti'ns
end their lroleriy, no you wendeI tnat our I'M al
oper,tious have been no iueHtctiyel confess 90
not. Conple with thin tie fact that OR pur. oses
spd the other TO destroy, this Institutions me one
watching tie movements, ard seebin. 20 th""r.
Nm. op.ration. Of the other Uuler such state OF
things what can you expect bit disastrous P'O'
lnng,tion of the war; Gentlemen, an moi mere
Ia discourage the heart Of any Oue. i kbo" the
rntpr,e. of this meeting f. j. 10 promote the war
to urou,s q war spirit; o. r--e men, aHd procure
erlitnents Not a word Of mine shall tall SPORT ~
that end il ycu VIII still, bot for lew moineu-,
l,nd Inc your ears. That there are l4a
men ia the councils OF tue nalion veiE
h.leye. Tint "Traitors Ink n the Christian hold,
am sure Devon ask hJv long this siste OF things
il to last7 iswcr jest az long as the peopie per-
mt II: and my only hope OF any Immediate In
movement rc,ts upon the fact that hose DO have
20 long abused your confidence are now oeglnhihs
to whisper through white lps; " How rIuco
longer will toe te0plc endure this waste Of treasure
and II, waite OF blood How much longer MAY
hops deferred ricen the PATRIOTS heart OF the coun
~ The more PATRIOTS are beginning 20 see tha'
there must be change in our policy, aud The poor 10
are beginning 10 awaken. ionr fftsIdeit A. non
eat and 1 believe, patriotic. lie Is not Gehetil
he is ia every respect the opposite OF %eHeFhi'
HIS fympa,hes IRE peculiarly popular. lie seems
IN think the reople nor only the source OF all power.
but of all wsooin also; AID lie IL unwilling to 30
on. step in advance Of them. lie VIII 20 rtH them
IN the death. AL that 10 needed 70 brln- him 20 the
ex,remrs, measures is 20 see that tho PEOPLE
demand then. The President Is ComTaudeF-
in.Chet In war, lie u TIE sureIl'
a., monarch On the io)ist0ol. II tons 10 70 II II
not clear dat the people have the matter entirely IL
their own hnuds Whose fault then i 1t that The
war il not more effectively prosecuted, but your
.oxn1 Whose fault "a II be, II, Ia the further
prosecution Of the war; We do lot avail ourseve; 81
an TIC means tiat God AID justice have placed ~
our hands 10 crush out tie Rebellion Tho hour ls
nu.uicous The reign 81 the Spectator, ana the
tu,itor, the orce-tes.er and the politician, 10 over
TN. reoplr--tbe people hfe coming az 70 The marx.
ID. L ff Itrf f..fUt / AZ f-f
n was terb.ps natural ,ha' the ravens and cornu
rants should. on the fret alarm Of war, have rushed
TO the Treasury for their ~. Ilcy have nearly AL
had th,r fll, and az now falling back. sLotle'
your burning rlfe. a2 ioi a passing moment u.ey
IN. in review, Tne day OF rctrtutiou = drawing
,iyh. uu sv fnI retr.luiiOl il VIII tc, W shat
baug them far above the Southern TRAITORS. Iheu
ntnn,v will be sne brand Of Cain 10 the third alc
fourth generation
II. ,s,B good tiue coming, bossi
NaIts ltttlr longer
The politicians and the clique Of partisans who
have sought to shape affairs to promote their OWL
advancement aEd the isocuGaucy OF their party
"Wno-e treason. Lac d deadly blight
Comes Ger tire couusrlf o. the btare
htt blasts them in thci- hopr u might
will have their day Of reckoning. We can afford e
wait for We are cure il viii come. HietJr! Will 10
them iusticc-ilo country will DO tneu. justice
The PEOPLE VIII do them jus,i. In the Day Il wrath
tai rec soung which is sure 10 come. Dismiss all
tn, tor the present; We have 10 lime 10 crllnGt,
or to ruuih iudi, iduals now. We IN wal, lei
Il. give il oar whole hears let prosecute lt 90 ~
spe. Oily approaching end. That end will come auc
" III mol tarry. now that the people ere demanding
1t. Let us give Ihe President the OUO,JOJ men h'
n, ks or tlout single oonsclipt IN the t4nAe
Let thir army 20 f1r,h lrlm Lc heart oi the PEE .o
do,py nbuei with the peoples patriotism and ti'
peoples determination 10 end the Wac by using al
lawful means 10 end it. / have I..h IL tb'
future. | believe that tho reign Of treason
in our national councils IL approaching is end. w
are beginning TO find ont who the tthtofs NE
They M, already sinkiug from the public eye ak,
baii.ed ie.our. Our gvnoras are beginning to lee
chat the people will no longer appLud al eyacra
linn a. "a yi,io-v ar hr content with "A rstreAt L.,