New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

pbilOeOphlc historian explain. LUIS ict NO Say w
those men who still pirate Of abolition fanatics:
There is no such type Of the genuine fanatic us
your representative STAKEHOLDER. Circunscfloed III
all his interests excitements aspirations, by slavery
feeling that the moral sense Of AL Christendom Is
against hiui-knowiDg that Slavery can only per
petuate itself by extension-be revels IN dreams OF
a grand consolidated slave empire, taking IN MeAlco
and Central America add firing the Southern heart
with the prospect of ample scope for It's unscru-
pulous ard pent up ambitions. His state thus Deang
abnormal, and contrary to our innate sense Oh ~,
as well us to that central principle OF Cnris'lil
morality which bids us do unto Others as we woulu
have them 90 unto us-his passions also grow 10 DC
irregular, eccentric, inordipate, aggressive Nneh
this war shall have ended, a. il will, either I'D Tue
immediate extinction or the utter prostitution VI
Slavery posteriy will look back with woha !s; ~
the fanaticisnl-the wilder than Oriental iana'iclsh
of the daring men who have preclpltaleu 'ni' "'
upon the nation. $3.50
Slavery thus being the cause, and the only cause
OF this war; if we would have an end OF tlis war
ut Slavery we must srlke-strike hone' uo't oven,
ment this now, and Slavery tremoes ~ Tue io,
| that the day OF forbearauce If ended iuo ZOO
steamer tells us that John Slidell, lately III ad'o
cate of the reopening OF the African slave-rade, Is
now irving to dupe the Emperor aud french PEG
pie with the lure Of prospective emancipation. ~
their despair the Rebels will soon seriously h.he
this offer 10 England ana France. Ihey WIZ De 'oo
late. The signs are iull OF good cheer Congress
has passed tho night laws. All honor to Congress-
The hair splitting gentlemen, who have been areu'
ing that the Constitution has no inherent power 10
defend itself against those who nave auJureu N'
protection, and are ttabblng at the nations ne
/ these ingenious gentlemen are row very geheraiiy
regarded as more nice than wise. Hunter Is DONG
good work at Port Royal, IN showing that The
blacks can be made into soldiers. " The l0mehtihB
cause OF this rebellion" he writes, must he aoateo;
The AK must be laid TO the root. Honor TO hunter
Lane 10 raising black regiments IN Kansas Oood
/ for anal BopH well IN klrkluA. SuCCcer
| 80 this PoTe's new Essay Oh Man!
| Truly, the world moves. We are fast coming up
t. the mark In less than sixty days every slave OF
Rebel who can be reached Will, BY the laws OF the
United States, be free man. On our new levies
will devolve the snblime privilege OF making way
for liberty. Those who have gone before them have
plowed and planted, and watered-watered, ala.
often with blood-but these, their successors, vii
reap The harvest IL rlpe-tne hour has STRUCK
the day is dawnng. q glorious day OF Ire Day
OF our great desire Day of Justice Day Of resri'
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Slavery is the strength the perdtion OF this Re
belon inst as We choose 10 make IL. The plastic
power Lies in our own hands. Treat Slavery ~ we
have been treating it-as sacred thing, even while
il madly striving for our run-trea 1t as an lnrt
| tuition Of which We must speak, with our mouths IN
the dust, ia abJect wbisperr-and Slavery IL the
srength, the very sinews and life-bovd OF this Re-
b,on. The slaves are at home working for It's
support-kept in subjcclion by armed women and
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from town, village, aud plantation. arc IN the Con
| federate fanks
Slavery is thus their strength and they taunt you
with tine fact. But let the bioaied monster now feel
the prick Of your bayoneis IN hearty earnest, ana
Won scatter all Rebeldom right and lcft in dlsmay-
dismay lest tie hish II thOse hayoLes shall reveal
it TO the slaye that he, too, il man, and can handle
n nusket.
! There i. class OF men 30 fastidiously magnani-
nous tina, they protest against this policy, simply on
"A ,l.tx I.sN final al
they cay, "emandpate ns IA military necessity
emaDci ate for tho paliry purpose OF saving the
hyes of your soldieBl shocking, That will never
do. Oh no. Wait till you have thoroughly whipped
the Rebels aud then emancipate on the high ground
of principle" And should We whip the Rebels, we
should hear from these macontents the cry,
/ " What take advantage Of Your enemy when he
i. down. Oh no Wait ill he is strong again.
There will then be some merit, some coufage, IN
;,rrr,.ot euUlDoigaiiqn.., .-.,..,,. 49,.
in the very eInt Of the oxford man who, seeing "a
Cambridge mnn in the water struggling for his LIE,
quietly remarked: "What pity | was never in
troduced to that person then might take the lib
ehy OF saying his lIie.' There can tie no time
when ii is not timely to do right to abolish wrong,
10 remedy evil.
We are told to wait till we have put down the
rebellion before we di-IH,e about Abolition; that
" nation, like an individual. only DO one thing
erectually at one time You are in the street
when hue and cry Is raised and you are told TO
OF tie mans crime, you receive the reply, "No
matter for that. One thing ut IA time. Catch him
ifst, and you shall then learn what we are chasing
him ios." Would such all answer quicken your
zeal ,
Do such advisers ~ Mr.. Seward consider that il i,
not To unreasonlng machines, but to men with pas
siOns impulses convictions Of right and wrong
that they speak Every boy in the army knows
il is Slavery that now stands in the way, cal ing
for ever new hecstombs. DO you think TO keep
those who hre fghtnghyour battles from asking
Why not strike AZ the zeal foe Why leave un-
harmed the cause of all tins bloodshed and misery
All history all martyrdom, all manhood, call on
us inplOfinglv 10 seize the critical moment and
trample out, while can, this embodiment Of al
OutTages and wrongs. UIil We do this, We shall
DULY beat the mir In unavang. exhaurtiug efforts.
Disaster morifcstion, aud defeat must be por-
ton until recognize the purpose of the AllJ net
in til. business and acquesce III that purpose The
Constitution, which was the ouly saiegvard of
Slavery, Slavery has thrown of, spt upon, deled |
Thank Slavery for that. We are now free to d.al |
with it unchecked. The Constitution is no shield |
for its would be assassns. Our common sense tell,
us that much. We need lawyers 10 confirm il, |
and We heed not tbose who contradict it. Not five
per cent OF the shareholders show loyal record
except perhaps in Kentucky. Those who can. let |
them be reimbursed fairly Not even to do Il grca, |
right. would do little wrong, II ! could help it, |
Bat by 1n inexorabie law OF Providence, every
great system OF injustice against humanity is made
to dig It's own grave; aud Slavery ia exception
to this rule la trying To dig the nations grave, he
has dug his own. Now hurl him into 1t, ind put
An end to the audacious, Satanic, God-defying
iniquity.
The young heroes who have fallen in this war
fallen, either from wounds, what Is harder to IA
soldier, from diseases OF the camy--hcy, too, nre
calling us from their nights they call with
IA patnos that goes to the heart. Ellsworth forever
Young and beautiful on the historic page-all
acconfered his best garb for the racriicc asii
went 70 tb that bright morning Alexandria Joyous
lof cnnuiry and for duty, though with thc preuoui-
lion # swift death upon his mind; Winthrop with