New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18

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strugele-the millions who are for UNFOLDING
the Union and the laws any how, whether
Slavery shall live or die under the discipline,
and even though Mason and JEFF. should utterly
refuse to resume the seats in the Senate out
of which they stalked in high dudgeon some
thing like year ago--are even more hitlictiVe 10
the soul of Hunkerism UnioDism than are the
slaves themselves. "Send them to Fort La
{" fayette-to Fort Warren" alternatvely roars
and screams The Herald, in an agony OF fear
and hate; but nobody heeds and everybody
laughs at the assumption OF an open advocate
Of Secession and reconstruction on Its pat
form down 10 the bornbardment Of Fort Sumter
undertaking TO order the incarceration of
original, unainching, Interchangeable Unioulsts as
traitors. The Government has made some
grave mistakes in the way Of imprisoning citi-
zens as disloyal, without giving them chance
to prove themselves otherwise; bat it has never
yet seen fit or had cause TO arrest one Anti
Slavery man as disloyal, and it never will.
Nay: the organ Of the go-betweens gra'
cously ntimates That Anti-Slaycry men are
hereafter 10 be permitted to help on the war
without any express remuneration OF their con-
yictions, Beeeing the reader to bear in mind
that t is not the President that says anything
ike the following, nor yet the CABINET ou'
journal whose editors did not see ht TO vote 10
bring tho present Administration INTO power
Though they now contest with The Hcrdfd the
privilege of directing interpreting and patron
izing It's policy, wo hold the following up 10
public admiration. The Uorfd says:
BY recent chsrss in the Cabinet Mr. Lincoln has dc
Glazed III. firm adherence the constitutional policy he an
nounced r III. and epea,ed in both Of his Messase
Blu, it must inferred that be is unwise 10 under
value the support ard rspe .h. coopsson and services Of
the rsdctl wing Of the Republicans Whatever may be
thoush Of the political here., Of TIL. Glass Of men we can
not deny them the credit Of thorough earEes.nesa
There car doubt hat heir hatred o.. The rebellion is
deeper and d,sder than hs Of any other class OF cleI
The country need, their power To their sboundns
zeal every weapon lawful provided Ii is likely to
iuGic, ury men they md that the Presdcnt is T and
tha, hey cannot fttt the rebellion with Enan ipation
they viii bs ready TO make vgorog, thTu,s with the
sword They niue, not be prescribed, but used Their
podca leaders ard their pet Ger-ra must have their fair
proportion Of service IL good tns TO divert
The mind Of Statesman Ike MI Sumner from BIS 's'oHe
ab,soB, and make hin the chosen organ Of the President
Tor defending IN Senate the surrender Of tie rebel e'o'
er,c. IN which 10 httsd TO shine aud In which he
actually shine ary % saesm.n who nave hAndi'o
that auction 7, would be good thing to ss'isn oen RE
mont command In the amy adapted to bis adventurous ana
sn,erpri.ias temper Ina command which did not 50 much
require or.sns combining faculties activity and dih
would tobaby scluc great personal distinction md tie
multitude. who believe IN him woali forget bis scoicled
ipa,orn 10 their admiration q bis brlsn, exploits
II. court, need, the proIeus power q The radicals
ard b -aved % TIE public service
without eud,aseIing The Conitu,iou. TIL, Wild fence
eapiug soah ,a.hiuS radical colt 10 spaDs Of becoming
tho mos, ,.rrlc.abs horse n the Government team LIT him
no, be hunted down The ,wof permitted 10 iun ooe
With brotea Consultation cling hl, heels lie, bim be
.fuy sutjug.ieJ snd shall have m use Tor his 'isor
regimen. q Era T. snd radicals would ing up their eaps
AID MAZE the ar ring with cheers. idle procaa sion Of
poa rssd their head Bot a this channel IL
dned up he ardor p ind sati.factory vent BY being
brought ,ce with regiment OF vspcrns Palme.ioes
ri-y would asli like cromwelr. saints"
1t can hardly DO worth while TO disturb
the self.compacency of this director general OF
the universe by reminding him that fighting
which he strangely prescrlbes as the hnal ana
constrained resort Of those lie terms Radicals
is precisely what they spontaneously aud unanl-
nously insisted on at the outset-thnt The
wait-and-g et-ready policy Is not and never was
theirs-that, from the moment in which the
rebels threw their gage in the face Of the Ma
ton by the bombardment of Sumter, they have
insisted that fighting--hard, square, solid fight
ing--was the only effective remedy FOR the
National disorders. They have not talked OF
negotiating nor Of settling the terms on which
a restoration Of the Union should be effected;
their Loyalty has been without qualification, or
condition; they have steadiasty urged that the
Nation should confront its enemies on tho field
of combat to which they had summoned it,
and either beat the rebellion into non-entty or
frankly confess Itself worsted and submit to
the fate of the conquered. For The World, in
view Of these facts of worldwide notoriety, to
talk now OF turning the energies of the Radi-
Gals into the fighting channel BY causing some
other to be " damned up is TO set facts and
common sense alike at defiance.
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