New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1862.

the position they do not and cannot compreh.n< Int
preparatory processes vailed nom them ard asa
lily excluded from their calculations and decisions
But the conscqu the whether they judze
lightly wrongly And We have very little doubt that hsd
there bson 6ppont greater vg 10 the pro ocution Of the
hs vote CT yesterday in this Slate, would have beon he
whs, 1t And Dsy add the expression Of
hope that the 9oyoransut viii take th, view Of IT, and give
the country to Vol permit to believe. ths. IL
20 vigorously aud rapidly people wis
IL to DO.
From The Erpyen.
The NewYork election does not any aid comfort
Tho sueny n sny personal hostility 20 the President
II Just ind cons.'tu'nsi war; cosduc'ed according
to he ferns CT civilization put down the rebellion sud to
restore tho Union Is ao. for euancpating negroes
for sbohins State rights for ez;o mirsig or suju
tiug any portion Of the scric,n people, but IL for
enemies In under the authority Of tie Federa
Government and snperL icy Of the national authority
under Tho old flag and Con.,i.aoD oyr all the States "f
the Uuion-a State for every star and star for every
State.
It strikes US that 7as 'Eyprsss evinceS above
that very "hos,ifity to the President which
it formally discaiois. Dir. Lincoln, in his
Proclamation of Freedom, expressly and ear
nestly depreca'es that very false construction
of his Emancipation policy which The ExPress
per.ists in. He rays:
"L Aashsm Linccn, Pr,siin of The United States Of
Anesi a. ind Chief Of lhe ArnJ AID hwy
uereoI do hsreby Pocn and Deolsto that heieaiter a.
srele o viii be prosecatei for the object Of pTac'
cly rooh tn. ConslliaonA relation between tho United
States sI people thereof ia ish sasr thst relation IA.
or rnsy he, sssrsndcd or distribed," Ic., a..
For eighteen months, .h, Presiden. has
prosecuted this war according to tho views Of
The Erp5ess, apnulllDg the elnuneipating Proc
lamations of Gems. Fremont, Hunter, &c,
While sustaining the Pro-Slayery iulminatIons
Of Gems Patterson, Mcclellan, Haock, Ster
man, Sc. At last, Mr. Lincoln despairiug of
success in snppressing the Rebellion by methods
80 thoroughly tried and proved Ineffective,
proposes to try the opposite policy-'bat which
recognizes no loyal person rs rightfhlly tho
clatte of traitor. but invites every such person
20 quit serving tbs Rebels escape to the Union
lines. and be thenceiorth FREE. Tho PFesi-
dent, bavicg patiently followed the coansels OF
his opponents for year and q half, and found
them uDcondlciye TO saccess, now proposes for
the first six months OF 1868. to pursue the
policy araently commended by his friends. Is
il not reasonable that he should do this 2
Ought not those who have Rad their own way
so far to give our policy tho far briefer TRIAL
demanded They say. indeed, that the Proc.
lamation Of Freedom is merely "Popo's
bull against the comet :" That is to say. it wi
in tloir judgment, have no practical result
But Wa think very differently, and ask that
the experiment be fairly tried. Gise it fair
chance! At all events. do not traducs it snd
libol tho President by imputiDg motives which
he 40 pontcdly disclaims. You admit the. he
is honest: do not attribute 70 him purposes
which he toleunly dsayows Iis says that
be resorts to Emancipation ab'olutely and only 1
to save the country from destruction. and you
should either credit lis assertion OF squarely
brand hun as u hypocrite and u falsifier.s