The New York herald., 1862-11-04

hOOd OI ttIF COnTyinen raradlHg tef Snowy patliNt
ism and shouting Unon = with their up TO the ell
bows in the public treasury low long. sir, viii the
pcope OF the North taxed beyond endurance robbed and
cheated by an ever craving horde OF political hy ems
how long viii they have choice between freedom and
anarchy, between republic aud dcspo.sms Alas.
we still clins to me name Of republic, ba.
option d one man, or of council OF men,
whether the citizen shall breathe in freedom the free air
OF fletycn At the sfpn - OF the Executive the
gloomy PORTALS Of The fi,ses lafayette or Warren n
cape 10 receive him. And this ia the republic Twas taught
70 losel Sir. this is only symbol Of what inevi-
taby be, should the south be crushed into the Union
You may BRING the South 70 terms with your bayonets
but when yoa have done you will have made bond
Of air covenant whose seal win be military despot
ism and 10 break % the arst opportunity win be an
aim and purpose on the part OF the subdued section
What they have attempted once they will not fail 10 At.
tempt again when smarting under the remembrance Of
defeat when cherishins the deadly hate that the
utcrancc viii engcnder For the sake OF union now aud
Of union hercaternot enforced union but the strong
union Of willing heMts-et the word Of peace go forth,
let the hand OF reconciliation be extended Why sir.
have heard such words Of bitter hatred expressed To-
wards these Southerncrs by Northern ips that fear
NAV be already ever IN renew the bonds Of fra
ternity. Such sentiments, havo heard Of impiacabls
resentment Of thrsting vengeance sectional anpahy
Rone, In her Qucnchless jealousy conceived towards
thsge 10 the end And the doom Of Carthage may be
nets point appeal TO this Congress avert that fate
~ inelorious 70 the victor as 10 the vanquisLed.
Let the door Of negotiation be nung wide open
flung open now, while we can make advances
with good grace, and with laurele upon our brow
To the winds with the doctrine that you will treat
with armed traitors IL ID sentiment litter for the
epoch OF purped Roman than for the Christian ego in
which we live. IL Is the sentiment OF ono who rules
WIN rod o ron not Of great aud generous people who
assume 10 rule themselves. Enough has been done TO
prove the vaor Of the North and the Of the GO
yeinmcnt. Let somehng now be done for the sake Of
the pas.fof the sake of the memories Of the Revou.
toni Of the struggle Of 1sl2 of the battle aeds OF
NeA ico--or The sake u tnon whose cement shall be
Forgiveness for the past aud friendship aud forbcarance
FOR The future In place Of exu,ng over victories aud
longing for new riumphs, how much more pleasant and
more holy to draw picture Of the joy that will pcrvadc
many anow gloomy household when the glad tdings Of
peaee sns ee oo,ne from city 70 village, from village "
homestead from lip to lip and heart TO heart nations
jubilee would Wen repay you Cor some little yielding Of your
stern poIcy How many arms would be outstrelched
now many hearts would bound 70 give "welsome home
ASsin 70 ,ne war stained voiunteer7 Oh, sir, those
meetings at the cottage Threshold those caspne. A. ne
farm house porch those cleavings Of the tbrobb,ns
bcsoms OF women 70 SCARED and manly breasts sors
worth al the lsurels that snatched from bcod
stained helds The news OF our victories has been hailed
with peans and Nominations but, wthdhe rst tid,nss
OF peace, there not hsve In the land that could nj
have candle at Us window not palace that weud nj
blaze with splcndors in token d the advent OF blessng
priceless beyond ai earthly uiumpbs, rhsa, sr let ~