New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

The principle upon which, end the objects for which,
;nS .ns Ss sS%psyss 10 10 ssson mos;
Chief Executive who charged With the sdmnissrstop -
As !. the proper and only through which The view.
and orders Of the Government be known TO The
armies OF the Union"
And again: that
1T highest day Of the American soldier steadily ana
earnestly support the sutho ity ofthe Government
How DO these Democratic friends Of Mcclellan
respond to this appeal Let their acts answer for
them. There Ia not a statute enacted by the lat
Congress- and which was honestly intended TO strike
at the common foe and TO aid and fortify the
National cause whether il is the tax BILL the draft
bill, the confscation bill, the Emancipation law.
the revenue bill the currency bill-there is not one
which they do not attack, and GEEK tn bring into
contempt and dishonor. am amazed that these
sef-evident propositions have not made their right
ful impression upon the public mind, and shall bo
mortified and hnuiliated If they do not prove TO
have been irresistible in defeating the expectations
| Of our opponents next TUESDAY. Proudly and fear.
leesly as our young commander has borne himself
during all these terrible months, completely a. be
has sustained and vindicated himself be has done no
one thing that will reflect so much undying honor on
bis name as this splendid aud spontaneous appeal to
his troops to stand by the Administration of the.
Federal Goyernment He and the men who follow
him can do this and risk their lives against the foe
but our gentlemen of peace our holiday soldiers, ors
magnates who give the law 70 the Democratic party,
and who preach separation and Secession, cannot
descend from their pedestals and offer the poor
tribute OF confidence In the constitutional au,hor.
ties farming from these Democratic leaders
in civil life, their conduct assumes still moro
Questionable shape when 1t II eontrasted with
the Democratic leaders in military Life While
Horatio Seymour breaches treason IN New-York,
Thomas Francis MsaSher sus'ains the Adminis,ra-
ton and denounces euch men as Seymour, IN the
army. While Francis w. Hughes makes the State
ring with his denunciatlons of the President and the
constituted auiboritee, the gallant Cake OF bis own
81. I.roi, Manner of R.rtg CQI Owen OF
Pbiadelpbia, and others, long-uied Democrats,
write home from the battlefield wishing success 70
The unconditional Union ticket, and hurl the bitter
cs, rebukes upon the sympatbizers with treason.
Which OF these leaders should true Democrat iol-
low2 Who would not rather take counsel from .
Breckenridge Democrat Ike Gen. Butler,
whose scorn Of an armed Rebel is only sur
passed by his contempt for an unarmed sym
pathizer, than Of Breckinridge leader
ike William 3. Reed What Douglas
Democrat would not prefer 10 act under the inspir-
ing appeal of Gen. John A. Logan, and Gen. John
s. McClernapd Of Illinois than TO allow himself to
be wheedled into the Breckinri5ge ranks by facile
rotician like James Is. Nicholson who seeks to OBJ
tain seat in Congress By using bis past professions
of regard for Doug las, while he dSgeesrds the last
advice Of thet in orial Statesman 10 his Friends 10
bspiih all partisan feeling and unite in support OF
the Administration In Its conduct OF tse war.
Has At ever occurred TO yoa, MI. fresden',
that nearly al toe splendid inellects OF the Demo-
cratic party 10 ES bclttT Gays uc NV oiAdJeo
against the presen. sympnthizers with treason IN
our mdst. and that what is now called The Demo-
cratic organization IL ocered and led either by dis
carded Old-Lne Wings, or BY neophy tes born OF
the preeent excitement without q record that IS not
stained with all the corruptions that polluted the
Democracy during the days Of james Buchanan
need only illustrate this remark by the names OF
Lewis Cass of Michigan, David iod Of Ohio, Joseph
Holt of Kentucky JOha S. Henderson Of Missouri,
Andrew johnson Of Tennessee, Dan'l s. Dickinson
and John A. Dix of New-York, Dr. Muhlenburg,
Beni.min Champneys, William Wilkins, and John
c. Knox of Pennsylvania. Mr. Chairman, this Is .
contest for country, no; for party. We are not 70
vote on Tuesday next in favor Of the Tax bill, the
Emancipation Lill the Confscation BILL or any the
other measures 81 Congress. Ihese are now laws
OF tie land aud Cannot be repealed. The truly loyal
citizen whatever his objections may be 10 the poilcy
Of the Administration can best prove his loyalty
by trusting the Administrator. Mistakes have
been made, bat tbose WHO are TO correct
them are not ia tie ranks of the sympsthlzers
with Secession. Observe Sr, bat IN tie Adninis-
trg'ioa end Cabinet OF President Lincoln there are
gentlemen who ace known 10 have opposed confis-
cation and emancipation, but, ike good patriots,
they have yielded TO tue emergency, con;en, that
the EXPERIMENT should be tried. The best way 10
put an end TO takatioD 70 reduce the debt 10 stop
contscaton, and if you please, although that Is not
among the probabilities, 10 arrest emancipation, 10
10 put an cad TO this wicked rebellion, TO SUSTAIN the
Government in s4ppressing II, 10 hold mp the hands
Of the Prcsiient, and encourage our Generals and
our soldiers in the field, and to vote the uncondi-
tionel Union uek-t on Tuesday next.