New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

There are a thousand Tea5ons-geograpDlcal COM
l,ercial political Internationally we shoad not
consent to separation into two Confederscies; it
is contingency not 10 be thought OF or entertained;
bit 4 are LoOk rlerely 10 The conditions OF l0Stng
peace, the chance II maintaining u would be lar
better II The independence OF the South were TO De
recognized with her negroes eInsncipated, than II
she TO return TO her allegiance, retaining her
aye system.
For in the former case the cause Of dissensioD
beiu uprCctod tue tendency would be 70 reunite and
few years might see ~ single Da'ion again. wb'ie'
III the lstter constantly active source OF irritstlon
sIll existing, three years OF breathing ume "o.iu
uot elapse without bringing endless quarrels and
second rebellion.
Conceive reunion with Slavery still in existence.
Imagne Southern symlalbizers iii power among us,
Offering compromises. SGpp0se tho South, exhansted
| Silh military Ioverses. ard desiring few yeus
amis,ce to recruit, decides to accept u under Tue
| s'uisa OF peace and reconstruction what Lext
Thousands OF slaves their excited hopes OF emanci-
! pation crushed, heeiOg across The border. fngi-
! ave Slave law, revived by peace, demanding thelr
rendition Popular opinion IN tie North opposed 10
The law, and Teiu,ing the demand. Renewed war
TIE certain consequence.
Or take, even Inc alternative OF recogni'ion-re-
cogoition of an independent Conederacy, SAL slave
lholding. Are we theu--bccoming the bole e&cep-
ton among the uaiious OF The eArth-tO make our
selves aiders and abeltors OF tbs slave system Oh
ioioign nation, By agreeing 10 return 10 Der negro
refugees seeking GOegty and IA asylnnl among us
National srlfresDect Dltratyely fcrbdS this. Pub
lie sentiment would compel the rejection, as base
humihaon, Of any proposed treaty stipulation, pro-
J yding IOr Tendliiou Of runaway slaves. lie, tne
South would regard such rejection III no other light
han as a standing renace-a threat 10 deprive her
OF what she regards bor most valuable properly.
CCioTlnnOus Tor hue dreds--possibly thousanGs-
on miles our bound lies would be, must 10. The
south, IN common prudence, naibiain oil along teat
endless border. liuo all Lriued slave ponce Are we
10 consent 10 this And II va do, shail we escape
border raior alter fleeing fugitvesi No sane man
will expect it. Are we 20 suffer lleeol We are
dis. raced. Anew 10 resent them ~ II u IehI"a'
CT lostities.
Stale elections may 60 rs LEY viii. Their results
al never change the lat iiat any parry obtaining
; tire control o! the government and adopting the
lrccv that the settlement Of the enamel patton
question is 10 be po,tIoneG Ill tie war s-ali be
IcoseG viii never, white II lufsues that policy, rec
lfh.s VIZ ,elmsEertly closet-not even by accepting
shameful difrupGon OF oar country.
But II emauc ation Is 10 avail ut - lface meas
NE we must adopt il boldly. rosoiutey, e.irctuay.
L. must he &c eral, not partial; extending not 10
the slaves OF Rebels only but TO every slave on tuis
continent. Even if IL we're Practical e Which 1t is
not, with slavery non-exstent IN Tie noitaern
states and abolished in those which pe9sist in re-
Ueon, TO naiui ain 1t IN TIE narrow border stf, 1t
l. precisely thtfe, where negro fusitiyes can tie
Oet readily escape, that III nalDlehGnce woi the
most certainly lead to war.
Can ibis great peace measure be consiitu'lonaNy
! enacted
4 proclauation or The more appropriate form an
act Of General Emauc, .lon, shcnd, N iIs PFeauo e.
set iDrh IL substance taat tDo 81 inc 10 service or
labor Of which D. depsives certain persons baNIg
been proved by recent events 10 Ue " u arncler
endaii. erng The supr l'scy o. The law eOpaldznR
lie integrity CT the Union, aud incom lgli5le With
The permanent peace Of the coanTy, are taken ty
the Government, with just compensation maze.
Under circumstances tar less urgent han these tue
laH or custom o. CIVILIZED TaOls, tsed on oOusiler-
rt,fa af.l al
private pTolcrty for public use We ours'ives ar
isuiliar WITH lis operation " hen cOnhagnsioD in
a Guy threatens 10 spread lar, houses 10 toe HE OF
It's progress may kgaily DC seized AID Destroyed by
tie auihO les III order 70 arrest - ard The owrcfs
ale no; held have been wrouged II they are paid
Tor such losses uuder an equitable 2yl riiseri-lt
Bat il is not the existence Of part Of uy thai Is
now endangered; II is tie Integrity Of one among
the fret Powers in the werld that is menaced VIII
destruction.
, Tue tiuth of the preamble suggested has become,
, in nv judgment incOnSroyerits. IL will receive
The asscut Of al WheiIins majority Of the leO-
PIE Of Inc loyal >.aics lie sabic sentiment OF Luz
rope VIII admit its truth.
Let VS. confess that such preamble, preface 10
act prooIanaiIOn could nos have commanded Ito
a. ent VI than small fraction Of our people,
only TWO short wears aeo-Iwn YEAR, o. VI reckon
tius; generation, II We caicullie by tie SURFING
events and far-rehch ~ upLeavals that have been
crowded into lie eyentfal months. IN surh GAYS a.
these abUses rpen rapidly. lAeis consequences ma
iuie. Their Ultimate tendencies become api. ent
We are reminded OF their trausitory character. We
are reminded that although for tie time, and IN IA
certain sage VI human pfOsfess, Rome a. user may
have tACis Temporary use, and Tor tue, uler Coo
ECONOMY, may have bee suffered TO conlule; yet
all abusts have but q limited lite. The Re ht only
is eternal.
The rebellion, teacher and creator "a well M
fcolrge AID destroyer, by -leruly laying bare the
imminent Gaus,rs oi slavery, has created The con-
stituliouaiily Of em-ni lauou. f. hat done NOE
it nas usde emanc patton bOu1jen ToLti al duty,
80 well n a strictly constitutional right.
/ Can We, declaring etant. patton, legally avoid
the payment, say Of s. 100 20, 10 TIC shape of
coape saiion 70 loyal saveLoliefsi
Not if 4 shareholders night 10 service ana labor
from las slsyes, when hot forfeited by treason,
~ legal. Ga humanltarab sro4uds tie legality II
lhai light has been denied. 30, a. construction OF
ltue Constitution adverse 10 such denial, and ac-
qolesced in by the unfOi IL cnglOut more a. Az two
gener4iOns. 10 held by nOst Lien 30 b. reason sgit
clsBt why the rght Ia question should bs regarded
rs private property. ii Il be Irlydt, properly ten,
except Oy violating ihc iith MLcle Oi TO amend
uen.s 10 the Constitution, 1t caGLot &c & Lsn !0r
public use without jet cOnpen-h' Ion. 70 violate
any Article OF tile Constitution Il evolutionary ,ct;
out such acts cost nation more thau Is iew Dundrd
millions o. CCihrn.
HE risk that future decision OF tire Supreme
Court might declare Emsncipl,ion without corDytu-
.iOn 10 be unconstitutional Ii, 81 Nstli, sun icrt
qualification Of TIC lres!ueLts oil ), cOiiespond ng
20 the Above suggestions, IL tiis inter.
such COMPENSATION viii b. unl OCULAR Will many.
WIS., aid Just lcis, vixen They involve bscr'toes,
Frequently sIe. wrong iOna tole!Eted commonly
lcutois penalty, wich ~ seldom ellic.iy pad.
| iet even On OtL.r g.ouncs, We ought IOi, Ia tns
c.se, 10 begsudge the money. Who deserve better
Of ihrlr country than those brave men WHO, IN tie
DOrdcr ana other Slave States, have cuni 80 their
10y ally through al TIE dark louIs Oh Ien even 70
| lie!
! Precautions naturally suggeat Themselves against
false ygctcnces vi loyalty IL SCENE eSlcoent thgt
he who shall lave proved tuat ie l. the ieg4l owner