New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
xrVvER EROM PARs0N BROWN
Low.


nv. the sscveruors OF tiie Royal States.
ctyrLENGN. do net wish to figure as abusy-
,o5y in other mems matters" but feeling and know
INC tbst the cr.s.s Of our nGtl0na affairs is now upon
ms and Ieeyiug that the next sixty Gays will deter
mine the question whether we are 10 maintain the
s,nre1nacv Of the Government, or whether the Re
hellioa 10 70 prevail have personal acquaintance
with many Of you-Gcyernor5 Cmtin Morton,
Tod Morgan. Duclugbam, Andrew ald others
and | bear testimony that you have Gone
p,n,h and done it well, Wisely and in Que
time &, rron,ote the best interests of our coun-
,-v :, ,tis the dav Of her trial; much re.
mains n he done, and YOU, gentlemen, represent
mo ,pore tbau twenty States, have j. in your
power to do more than any other class Of menu
le, NE inpress upon your minds tie alarming
ract tina the Rebels have now more men in the icl
And in canps Of Instruction. han We haye-Iayne
or,u,h, ali ttetr tcttc men into rC9nisiti0n. and
tsvinr mad slavery an eleMer Of strength by re-.
,ainiug The slaves upon their plantations . raise
suppes iO~ their urfnlee. Let ne further imp es-
up0n yOur minds the startling tGct that the Rebel
sagsDces simultaneous all the country. and
exhibit system and concert Of action, wilma zeal aud
tsle dIs played IL the execution Of tfsir ians wor-
tbv 81 better cause than lhSt III which tieY are
engaged. Nov Orleans, Memphis, NashviAe, Lon
Svilie, Cincinnati Washington Baltimore, fiarrls-
burg, and PtilaGephia, aIe all threatened by an
enemy that shows Irodlgious activity, talents. and
strength. lndeed, they have MS now where they
had us Thirteen HORfhs age with this add tioD, that
they nave invaded Ma. yland and Ohio. II they
march IL on us and their daring plans are not prop
erly met and most signaliy defeated II Will be our
fsalt.
Now propose tina. yoi, As Governors Of the
lovai Sgtos lAcet ii some convenient port without
delay, and as the representatives of your people
addre.s yourselves, in uuuislaka6le terms, u
the civil ard military euthOr'ies Of the United States
] wiilno say rhlt you hail tell then, but will
with all due Difference . your superior abilities,
tuCPeyt few points tlat y0l might make, end i0fcl-
bly, impress mon the minds OF our authortie,:
First. Urge the Government to draft without
delay, half million OF u.en, in addition 70 tie
force slready 10 the Geld and in camps OF Instruction
And, ulon the score Of ecORoD, y, apprse the GOV
ment of tne fact that il Will require less money
10 furnish, equP and sustain million Tor TWO years.
.SeC0aG ELter your TrOost sgalnet every other
Bngadlar end NajOr-Geucra in our army being a
csnd Hate for the Presidency during tie existence OF
thu Nyar and ds a consequence, shaping lis course
Ia thai direction.
Ttird. Enter your most solemn protest against
cpe-half of the members u the Cabinet looking 10
The presldeIcy, and shaping THEN conduct OF tine
War accordingly.
Fyurta. Gail upon the President, whose honesty
and patriotism do not question, to reoreanize INF
Cabinet ara The army and . pi7ce men q; The heads
Re els without hurtipg them
En-: Advise the civil ana militery authorities Of
the oouLtry, and the politicians, 70 cease this war
upon the everlasting "Ligger' uoill we conquer
their ig4it masters and arrest the onward march OF
their desl crate eEd arrogant owners. Meanwhile,
kt tie negroes be seized upOu an urged in every
possible ~ay TO crush out this internal reOellion
Szth: Advise your Sena Ors and Representatives.
III Cong ess, and the members Of yOVT State Lngls-
lstnIes well IS the people 70 ceate 20 mpke Efforts
.Fft solffs 10. s.rfs Q.
organic OAr HeO pity. 10 L kaocn as nc IN
CONDITIONAL UNION PARTY OF AMIR
ICAl
Se9enth ct the Government ana the arIny know
what they seem never TO have learned-itat II 90
cav tiat the Rebels q unit, u ghtng with des-
Icratton and skill never surpassed by any PEOPLE on
oarit while we, who nave "a noble army II brave
Inrn win money, crslIt, all else necessary, and
truth or side, are divided aud distract ec-while
we are toleraiug traitors and tories in oar midst
EtgAst. Inform our Government and people tuai
cur shp Of STATE Is now in heavy sea. and that at
no period iuce rebellion broke out hss 80 deep
depression allen upon the hearts OF loyal citizens az
o. present.
would. gentlemen, g art new paper at once, az
BONE ELI. oe poiut and urge all these conederstions,
and more upon the minds Of The lOyal-i men
of tne country bat for two good aud Sufficient rea
soDs. First. j should be arrested by the United
States authorities tor stating iacis Opposing foes
and declaring the honest convictions o. NY MIND.
And next such il the rapid advance Of the Rebel
forces that | should expect them TO cruth ont Iny
paper. III they did in Tennessee on the 18th Of Oc-
toter last. | may be imprisoned for writing thit
article am not concerned abo1t that. Suffered
imprisonuent and the confscaiion Of ali had, on
The otsei side Of The line, for sOherng TO the truth
and / am ready 10 90 to prison here for the Fame
otfense. If this Rebellion Is not put down have
ohng to live for and would as soon die III prisoI
~ che where.
/ improved tie last Sabbath by preaching IN th'
open ar, TO the Philadelphia. Corn k4cb aDge kegi
ment, noble set Of men. equipped by noble banC
OF patriots. Improve this sabbath, September IN
by writing tins address to the Governors Of the loya
S;atesl w q. BRowNLow.