New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

with no dispensing power. The poorest cniid.
tho most despsed negro has a clear right az
.Qainst him or any one else. to tho benefit OF
the full execution Of any and every law Of the
land.
The Coniscation Act is no obsolete produce
Of some byeone age, unesrthed to subserve
.ome temporary or selfish purpose. 1t is de.
iibsrate and careful embodiment Of the present
will and present convictions of a great major
ity of our loyal citizens, as represented 10
Congress. Members who opposed it admitted
by deprecatiug, that the popular voice de-
manded its passage. Some voted for it who
would have cho,rn to vote against it, bad not
the popular pressure in its behalf been irresist-
ible. No Republican who opposed it, and per-
sists 10 that opposition, can be renominated or
reelected by Republican votes. Even Frank
Blair who is now quoted by one of our sssail.
ants as adverse IL lis enforcement. and who
expects to be returned by anti Republican votes,
voted for it. Mr.. Weed-who is also quoted
as favoring tho Border-St,ts policy-hlmsrlf
writes in favor of that embodied IN the Confis.
cation Act
The Rebel chiefs, under the terror and
alarm inspired by our sweeping victories last
Spring. called out, by rigorous c0nscription.
their entire White Male force between the
ages of Is and 80. Thus strengthened, thry
have been able to resume the offensive at nearly
all points. They have recovered t~pth,rds Of
Tennessee They have ravaged extensive re-
gions of Kentucky, and seem now to be pre-
pairing for new and more formidable nva.
sion. They have reappeared throughout mis-
souri, and are killing, rayaging, aud burning
from tue immediate vicinity ol ST. Louis to The
Kansas line, and from Arkansas to the Iowa
border. They will probably be sooa overp"~-
cred in that State or there IL a population
of fighting UuoDists on three sides aud some
very good stuff IN the heart of i;-but not TIL
their Summer campaign will have lost the
UniOnists ten thousand lives and forty millions
of dollars. Both In Virginia and Louisiana,
we stand to-day on guard and are awaiting re-
endorsements to enable us 10 resume the Of
fensive.
Our Government has, most wisely, called out
Six Hundred Thousand more Men. Secesh
lees it, and proposes to go One Hundred
Thousand better. A call Of every White Male
between the ages Of sixteen and fifty, II not al
fift,.fse, is about to be- made by thu head trail
tor, which ia expected to rai-e his fighting
force to One Million aud Quarter. THIS wrll
not be fu,ly real zrd; but, by the aid OF the
-ayeholdug sympaihizers, who are coGstautly
stealing over Ia JEFF. down from Mary !snd AID
other States along the border, b. will probably
lure or force INTO the field full Million. u
we aid him to Keep hts uegror- growing food
with his old men aud young boy, a. direct rad
watch them. hrwili match u. uian tor man oil
our means aud our -ncrpirs arr exhausted.
There ia one, and bat one, ~ay to crush gu, this
internal rebellion promptly. signsill, thoroughly
fnd TINT way i. pointed out BY law. TAkr n"a!
is industrial base and you Rave II u Gaelic 10
the air. EDcouraer every slave Ia run I" our iinrs
for HE liberty, ani thc ucd'taied c"n-cr,p'i"r
of the RcDcl M Liza rrsrr,c NUT Prove
failure Tie head. of milio,. the p.aniers at
- to 30 ycars OF are caauot i'll"w tb"ir s"r'
and younger brothers To- the iroi Ter ut GU
lea,ing an q, buino 10 crr,a.u wreck. IL tLo
planters 9" To- tEn "ar. tnrlr younger ions sld
bloodhound, - u be- urrqusl 10 The ,a-h o.
ke pug ace slave. 10 tjair work. oar c..ul-
aione The hue of hoa,.ilrrs our rHLboni- Co.
tie Suu.L~tu rlrrt,. .~il! br cr"wdrd wI'h Sta
y II lncn, tired OF working ior nn,bin- and
taking L rcrc-' TIE bach, ard raecr 10 render
~, r,ggircG ,rrsicc 10 tncac ~hu w.l have
c.aranl.. a tlrir flccdoin.
in.s W.! brrs tie var to speedy concu
,oa. fl The Rsbr.r hold out u lev Inonths,
the general fi,tt Of their slaves viii l,ave
them nctkiug 10 Ggtt for. Let II be pro-
claimed Tomorrow IRON the White House
and re.cchued from every Union camp that
trtry siore deerg 10 rs from the hfbeis n
h.neeforft fr,, mar, ond the knell of Treason
viIl have been sounded Thcncclorth the
Rebel. along our five thousand miles Of frontier
viii be as much employed IA keeping back
fleeing saves on OAe eide M advancing tlnion
ists on the other. Let every lugluye, White
or Black, who comes 10 Us from JciiIcn, be
welcomed az % freeman, and the var cannot
last till Christmas. II we are To &" On ar
we have gone, We caDnct see to The end Of II
certainly not an cad that any tnionlst shall
be proud Of
We discann al community Of IDEAS with
those who yirtaaly or openly SAY, III tie
Government will not pro.ccu'c the war ac-
cnrdiug TO our views, ws are opposed TO pros
ecutlne it at ALL" We recognize AID accept the
duty of obeying the Government just as
Colonel repeats nIs suprri0rs prcpostrrous or