New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

" common 6efenae" are oaly limited by tho common
public necessity and tho roo - VI
Of natural jtperce. When the people ny 'he'r rep,
Tpsentstves enact the laws Z" ne essary and proper
be- cxirasrly authorized ny ter Constitution lie
,nppre,j ian of insurrections, they tmrly ex-rcre
r;gt, in ereut alike IL inca and naions-the right
OF selS mr., serva,ou. TIE Republic has the right to
liv,-tbe Republic has tie right therefore, TO enact
y Laws rteilul sud coue0nant with justice tc sup
mo-, AN in,urrecton which strikes At aud uperils
life. Upon this great qnes ion Of tie right OF tie
,.uple 70 provide by law, aud TO do by force under
lie sanction uf their lsws, whatever may be Just
and necessary FOR the maintenance Of their nali"n
aty. aud the assertion Of heir rigltfn aniho'ity,
the eople e,oke thus through two IT The trainers Of
the Corsri,u .on when they ordsined II:
Hamilton speaking to the people, and for the
people, md: ,,o,,
infinite aud Tor this ess u no consciousness .hs nv .,
comnitt.d" (rrd No. 2sl and msdsan sprsshs ~ .o
spirit, sud by he apProvslc hs hog pc'ps 90
81 ssl.pTestVaton." tted 81
1t NAV not be improper 10 notice that the syinpa-
thiz, RS with Re- elton, who GEEK to dssredl VIC
Chief Ma i.traie aud to prevent the due sSeen,'o"
~ the laws have here and elsewhere apfeli, 10
No nt.;ndirss rather than the reason Of our fellow
c,,izens tonciiug tire law which gives freedom 70
he slaves Of Rrtes, aud otfe'b them the pf'V"eee
NJ contributing 70 the deiere Of their native 'hio,
An inherited country is entitled TO the sefVNee u
MI her Children The slave who comes III me "ou.
az her ,iy To the re,cue Of Lis country thai iorSo'
hin; IN In. bords il surely entitled TO higher ccutii'
ern,i n hsu the traitor Who, willie he tnrlsVes hu'
n, Ike sl,o 40 the liberty 8ud life OF his country.
Under the control o. these Rebels III acls ave 'ouf
millions Of Slayes-naiives vi the iand-oy "no-e
nnpuid toll tie ebeOn il sustained Inc qheS'ioh
on what rincilse can We re1p'e "Itsh Up VIC
eon,Inaud he services U, tn &c Slaves Tor the ON
mon defense may b. Gns@ cred, rs was the question
in l3sS. On what principle could the p-op'e o.
nine States by rsiiyiug tie Constitution ofess u!
The compac. under tue articles oil conleGe 'a'lot
,olr,uplv enter d into by thirteen Stetes Saio
Mgoi,1i,. due question If answered at once by re-
cnrriug 70 be absolute rectssy OF Tie chse; w ''
yret u,ineitlc 81 s.l-pressIvatiVn; 70 The thscei'
dent law OF Nature and Of Nauros Gou-"n'Vn ue
cIares that the safely aud happiuess 81 s.ce'y a'
the Objects as which al political nslltu'ions "ln,
az to which all such institutions must DC sacii Su'
Fo,eseeiuy tie great crine now attempted upoi
tho Covetnmeuf in there Rebel Safes, WIN ~
prrscieuce Of The seer this p2iioiic stat shsh spA
If ia. slaves AZ ian uuh,lpy spori's o' ropulan
cboundlng IN SOME OF Tbt SiAlks, VINO o"'ipt
the ln Of regular government, ere sunk oelo" 'u'
level OF men, but who. ~ the ttmpeS'uVps eVeWsV u
evil violence may euerse into ;Io human character
and i've a euIeriory of strength to auy parry VIII
which they may sssOciate Themselves. inl5 " ON
hsppy Species" even IN ihelr chains, are W.
strength Of Ibis Rebellion. Sblyer the etitIs tIh
of slaves 70 the dyL.iy Of reouen and render hnth
mi serviae TO your country. Washington Ceeme'
these eIslayed uien III ~ fight tie tatti ol tu'
Revolution, .cksOu deemed them III 10 lSiil III u!
SECOND waT Tor Independence. Neiler "Vuiu con
,ent tnas they should 90 battle Tor their country y
ehaiis. Can We not, IN this deadly cophlst wy
this gigantic revolt uilgie the illusiTious example
of tnese triud patriots Can you not, 5LsH yo'
NOT, obey the Y, ice of duty, aud by loui I'm l..
mandate declare that even The slave may d.feld hl
native land ana 20 that end shall be Tree
Men Of America we bur utter what we DO know
when We ,av that under Provid' nee the fate OF t'
country 10 IN your hands that the hour ta- stfuc'
wh, n You must cecide by additional sacrifices o
trefsure and OF blood the dresd issuo forced upon
shall the Republic live or perish The eyes OF ID,
civilized world are upon US. lie; us quit ourselves
! like men VITO hnov their rights aud dare mairiait
them Let tn re be uprisiLg u the PEOPLE in mp
mort of the National authority that viii not Only
Hast forever this unmatched treason aud iis guilt,
authors, but give significant Iouce vel
Ito al foIei.rn states disposed 70 intervene IL
our domesiie Affairs, that the American peoph
have the power sid the will, not Only 70 sup
Dress this Rebel ion, but to resent aud eiieciu all
iesis, oil foreign Intervention. Iou eanno, cooseu
that foreign usurpiiOD aud despotism shall snppar
the R.pniic YIN cannot Consent that y0Ur cOull
try shall cease 20 mantain the II. hi and svenge tp
vrong. iOu oaDBOt consent tiat the just aud be
,,ifc.It fabric Of owl Government, founded MI,
for glory and for beauty shsll be shattered sn,
destroyed by the hands Of trsitor' that your goodl
heritage shall De paritioneo, and that America ia,
yourgssr born, AID this hope Of 'he world, shall b,
blol,ed from lie nsp Of pations, AID Cease to be
power in tie earih.
IL, Il be he fixed purpose Of every good citizen
thai, relying upCn i.e Divine protection Uhteve
may be Inc sacril,c, the Constiuton shGll DC main
tained and The !, pu lie ball live.
We adopt the words Of the Congress Of 1853, l.
their Address 70 tho People:
let &: be remembered te {. hss hssa tts pride
boost Of America tho; be rrts fr witch .le
tne Fg's 81 by the blessings the
thor Of these CHS the txerrd for L-f drese
they have provided Gsainst al oppotion. The People
the Uad sespolsibs iyf tho slesest iru'i
Committed 10 political sty II The est csus'
wich b cgsyrt 20 dico stGN DC dish,nood
6rrIOy.5 tue last and Isl ct experiment. IA favor of III
sg human MS IRE vii DO tufsed .sarst tD'm aid h~
IL IN nds posed to be in.loa and s l- BY lie
S,ftfi3. q iyF-l4y aud ogpisss.0G."
J. W1t.uDrr July Il. III
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