New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

halves; it ground out Kansas it ground oct Sumteri
il ground out Fremonts ptoclanfdion On the plans
Of Missouri great applause; it ground cat Abraham
LtnoOln'e proclamation Oh the Itt day OF January. |
VRenewed applause. He mesns to stop the selt IN
the bucket but he cannot ttopt 1t is grinding 10;
dsy--it will grind forever; and Davis knows, and |
the whole South knows, tilat it will gnnd o..
Union.msking bondage and an GT!storacy-ihus' "
the nature OF things. Now, ii il betweei those !
inherent and uncomfortable elements that tno war
goes on to-day. The ultimate future, therefore, is s"s
safe for freedom safe for Union. The ques'ioh WI.
us H. what Is TO te the Gate Of tlns generation, VIZ"
t1is struggle, his present. contest IN 20 E"oses
Are we TO believe, with Senator lene OF haufHas'
thstif the North s divided in this indlydnsl Hhh'
we may write on it's Tombstone, "rAiled ny we
Point"l Or is thoie lohind this routine some.n,hs
40 uncomfortable and e5sentlal lhat even nv w
NV il btioht and the cicsds all gited IL seems 10
NO fhat the dangers are theset there lie beiele uD
two sections the NCrt anu tse South. Az lhs NOI,I
che Democratic party Is RAJ mug It's heau. ~; 80
Democratic party mean everything tua' 49,
10 settle this question withont CleanlHs ou' STA
! misunderstanding shOSt Of peace Or an ao''
slavery basis include N my WORD l,eto0Sl ~; !;
Now, there isa Democrat reaction. naJ Zen
mean IL means that GA the 4h Oh M'neH, ", -" II
this present Republican tcngress ceases 70 en- =
nn' dsllsd tocether by he President 10 exert .uo
noraI weight Of tbe ex' ktsnce OF sncn ieeIs"'n
lody ia the GOyernm' Glt--lt means .! Sup i ~
Cont that nobody ;ertsln thal he Gun ,uss' ~
cr.,e A case carry 10 efOre that bench rs tney uu
80 ma scot, Cecisio T. and IL previous TO Jauufry,
h tho exnectation of sn adverse deeieion, aDd ater
/ n.syd by actual anne Gncement OF sueh u'CsVn
bev can throw the adieiary across the pain OIL tue
Executive, ard sayiI y TO the people, N5,!neI VIC
Emnncipaion act q Congress, nor tue Pfoeiana,
lion of the Preside d. is tenable on Consutullonhi
,,ronnds." they can dsarm the whole military move
pent of the North put back the preparations ana
purposes of the X spublican party, prepare Tue Wa,
tor AN armftice u len for Convention, then Tor the
admission OF reb ellious States IN that C9hveh-
ton. then reconstruction on The slavery
basis of 'S7. Now, any man who Knows
the purposes of this Teactonary party cannot uoupt
tba, whit have sketched i'll these few sentences is
far within not leyond the programme they chell,n
I'm their hearts, Whether there be actual outbreak,
whether there BE marshaling Of States against The
General Government, against the participation OF
mo Fast as is supposed, in the councils of the
,o,;on or not ss much as have intimated ID IN
donbtedy the programme OF the party. CONSIDER tns
,eactiou not in its own strengthened because IN
the hearts Of the people there Is any place Ter sucn
reaction, but strength, because Tue Auh,ns.a',un
has GIVEN % its own party nothing to eat, notinng
t 70 live upon-Iapplause neither military success,
nor civil ideas NOS vgor OF administration, nor as
snmUtion Of power III the keDel oiales-nel,heI
Organization nor military activity, ana utiI .ne Irs'
, day of January not even a principle to swear bs'
Annlanse1 The consequence has been that the
D RepubIican party--in which term l mean 10
/, ioclude everything that means 10 settIe
e this srugge only when every human oeihg u,,ueI
: the stars and stripes is a freeman Appanse lna'
: Marty has been defeated III the struggle simply be-
rsnse thew had no motive 10 apply to the warnings
Inc d;scorapenens OF their neshboTs in tue ele1-
last Fall Sy that b hs S S2a fh sesea Oh
bright section is in the policy sueh US ~ u, o. inc
: Administrator. carie from washington
e recently, and i cannot FAY hardly whether
: I am encouraged or discouraged some men
!, say we have not armies enough. DO not
/, think the fault 10 there. think We have men
= enough if We Lad leaders. IL Is 10. Tue most tha'
y wants enlargng-it Is not the basis that heeus
Is ersngtheppR IL is the head that needs replacing
Il IL H. lie purpose that reeds invigorating. AS
"a Lowell says IN his Last poem:
ai mot men but man, tits theT, we fall ,,u,
III wS.n h. The bead that needs tho ,Ieus h'nn'i
OF We needed who felt he chief
he From roots OF hair 70 sole OF .tociiRi
40 Square set in thousand ton belief
=" IN him and II Earth went TotEin'"
or Tba, ia the exact secret What we need IL Cabi
OF net and President, not Tie mass behind ,hep: lAP
4 i,lauseJ Now, found no Cabinet IA Warrington,
OF but ONLY a euaR. And for President found
ID very honest man. Bat will tell You wha, think
,s ', a. ne has otof for thfrty Year, pa
IL SprngG ED, the center of Illinois, the nor;h oi
D. Tim The northern half Of the State, free educated
10 intelligent, Republican; TO the southern half Of him,
e Egypt Ignorant, Pro-Slavery worse than dongh-
T. taCe-thgt would De Gn impTOvemeut-Sou them,
servile dark. lie has been balancing all his life 10
10 be popular with bOth-and he is tho result
e Of the balance. Laughter and applause. ]
n That Ii The education Of thirty years. No blame OF
IA has succeeded in being the favore Of that Mosaic
D. STATE Of Illinois and tie resut ID Abraham Lincoln.
It ICheers Wen, now, there ID no use M deceivlng
ourselves there is use, zen we take account u
d. stock, Of marking our goods too high. That ~ OK
Or acfly tho honest, cunning ehrewd Western poll
ar trojan that wa have for PRESIDENT. How much ma
as lie be counted uponl Well, 10 q certain extent
at honestly 10 be counted upon Meaning IN the full
ID ness of his nature TO work out this problem aud
Is eliminate Slavery from us. But the sane tmo,
T. in the politics OF bis own State he never walked
il line straight, but zigzag, and be is not
u able al his present age 10 get nd Ot his old habit and
Il II il impossible that such q mGn should have any
L thing 6ut q bias toward the Southern eide OF tne
question lie is not, III plain, simple terms North
ii erneT. lie could not have been elected lie had
s. been Northeruer. The reason why your Senator
ID was not nominated was because he Thought TO
Jl be a Northerncr-a great mistake. Cheers. MIR.
Il Lincoln WAS elected because hew ust such
,e ture Go TO Some Of the Cabinet and you will see
e this. You will say to them: why did you send
(, SLanly TO North CsrOlina7" IL am sorry for that
1i that was a mistake" You ask: hat Did you
d send Banke 10 New-0Ieans for Z" al sorry tor
h hat; that was "a mistake" And 90 Oh. L. II al.
Il WAYS /. mistake. But max you, did you ever
e hear of a mistake that Injured TO the Adolf
n ton side They never committed mistake
!. that ever Injured 10 Abolition. Now, mistake
! wholly on one side don't strike one az mistake.
II see a OTunksrd walking The street and be falls
imyarti4ly to the right aud left, then know be il
drunk. But suppose he walks along and nails al
WAYS 10 the Ight side; tbcu 1 know he has gOt d
brick in the right side VI biz bat. lCheers Now,
! lie Administration that makes no mistake except
upon the southern side, has get brick ia the South
efn side Of its hat. We are then 10 take this item,
THAT we have a President, aud so far az any pfOba.
biiity sppeaiB for oil time we are TO nave hn Ad-
mmistIation with tho Southern bias. IL we arc
saved We 70 behaved in spite Of the Admin str4
ton. II We are saved, believe We shall be saved
because 1t was Dot possible Tor Abraham Lincoln TO