New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

The Nem. York Herald stated, and The Albes,
Argus, Boston Courier, &C., &C., continue 10
re-echo the assertion that the utterances Of
THE TRIBUNE with regard to Con6scation.
Emancipation, &C., &C., are the chief Oh.
stacle to q Union revival in Tennessee. Thin
which THE TRIBUNE was neither named Dor
alluded to. We now call attention to red
manifestation of tho loyal sentiment Of Ten.
nessee, which we find in the leading article Il
The Nashville Union of May IS. Hear! heart
The Ne.O- York Journal Of Of the 2h instant
has very aboed and not very lucid article on marital %
the whole argument of which designed to prove that IL
Government right TO dvet Rebel Of his property
maneny j, says There 10 power under the Cons&
tuition but has legal effect beyond or against The Con
tuition It may be exercised for certain purposes but must h
exercised coostitutonsy. man killed 10 is ksdco-
tui,nsy and property destroyed In suppressing al ih
rection destroyed consutionslly But hese acts
war accomplished by the and the wu power cannot b
stoy property BY proclamation produce permanent lSd
DISABILITIES to hold property
"tsays sgain that General may, for the purposes
WAL hays the power take slave from his master loyd
dsloyal and employ him for Government Or he may Ia
war purposes prevent the master from exercising authority
the But the property Of The master 10 the svs
not sected and the instant that the physical and sctud
derivation Of the the slave 10 discontinued By he Gen
ersl that instant the master resumes his night
Without casting the sghes, mputsn upon the loysya
The Journal Of Commerce acknowledge inability
20 understand the objects of It's efforts with those Of some
Other Norhsrn journals prove that the Government should
uouy respect the rights of Rebel aud traitor srrsyd
In ans against itself and seeking Its overthrow, to ths
rndisturbed possession Of his property. 10 the W.
orous and successful prosecution Of this war matter
trivial that tho loyal people car afford to turn stds
from tho blockade OF the coast, from Richmond from
Cohuth ard from the suslas OF Missouri Tennessee sni
Southern Kentucky return some Rebel runaway hosw
nero or to pay him for provsnder provisions ken sn
hi. farm, So far this from being ths that make
the assertion which sustained by the general voice Of bio
tory that the r suetion hh should eoaees a. W
protection of the properly aitcr seeking the Gsbun
he Goreyrmsat and the ens,asemens Of lOyoi peope IT.
The Journal Of Commerce the instant that the geo
.r dscontnues the deprivation Of the slave that p
slant the his rsnt, will not this RUE bee
applicable the gun the lead or the powder OF hsvr
like ..ores of the Rebel suiesl The Journal makes no dis
elimination between taking property from loys ard dr
loyslst |, cooly ignores the fact that treason ;" d.
ways been regarded by universal eon'ens % outsSins
the offender and stripping him Of bis civil rights srd
privileges It ia, in fact, political suicde-s civil J'
,< We hear far more about respecting The
constitutional right, OF Rebels who tryinf to dessc ~
Constitution frou some quarters than we do about qaei's
the Rebellion We are told that must carry on 1'' wa
according 10 the Constitution Granted I" jar % '"p'
ya! men, but not yespeets Rebel m orr' a9ap'" ~
ynmsn. The Government instituted to p'o<es ~
right. CT faithful citizens not Of those who have
themselves The Constitution is bond snd eoyenans0*
h.sryed betw,en regards enemies Sn'e
eudssvorns to destroy whole political fabric. 70 saa
words we do not recozulzs the Constliu - nenns
n,iilscss ON those Who claim 10 without is Pse ~
Jourra brands as radical the ides Of an indennie va
power. Why. all war power must III Its very u,sute
a-nus Nsr il nothing Blu. violence. Its whole oIefsacs
i. Que OF conpulsou If coercion The oea ~
ever wased can nothing after s but most fearful nees
v and th.y whose wicfedne. and folly Rave brought ns
should De the very .ast complain Of ns te1fofa"