New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-11

because even II in fact established its Recognition
impossible without criminal completely with shyeryi
and lastly how these Christian Powers are firmly
bound by the same twofold against any conces
sion of Ocean rights TO this bideOus pretender.
1t only remains that the Republic should Lift itself to
the hight of its great duties. War is hard to bear
with its waste its palms. its wounds its funerals But
in this war have not been choosers. We have been
chaen oed TO the defense Of0ur country nd In this sar
slavery began the combat stalking its life and determined
to rule or die That we may continue freemen there
must be no slaves; SO that our own security is linked
with the redemption OF race Dessed ios amidst ann tine
under which the monster will surely all The battle ia
mighty for into it Slavery has entered the Spirit oi
Evil 1t is persistent, for such gatnered wickedhess
concentrated aroused and maddened must have te.
nacy of life which will not yield at once But might
will not save it now; nor time either
That the whole war is contained IN slavery may %
seen not only in the acts Of the National Go'einmeht
but also tie confessions Of the Rebel
Already the President by Proclamation mas anno"ncea
that the slaves throughout the whole rebel region arc
and henceforwad shall be fee" and in order 10 give
The fullest assurance Of the rreyersble character Oh
this sublime cdic he has further announced lht ino
Executive Government Of the United states incudins
Nc itarv and naval authorities thereof will recog-
nze and maintain the freedom OF snch persons. "a
ready an enlightened Commission has peeh n
10 consider how these throngng freedmen can pc pest
cmployed for their own good and the national deehse
Aud already the OF Africa as mustered soldeIs Vi
the Union, have pnt forth disciPne anu m snnb
NOT unworthy oi their fathers Of Old when tne pfopnee
Jeremiah said Let the mighty nrn come Icr,I' ,ae
Fthionions that handle the shield" CHAP: XVI, " ~
and still further by their stature by their
In the ranks and even by the unexpected testimony OF
sanitary :. s.titcs-accoTdine TO which TOT every DUCK
soldier disabled by sickness there are more than yen
white thus making the army health Of the bsck Ten
times as snre as that Of the whiteby all these things
they have shown that the Father OF History VINO our
earliest classical authority was hos sh.Iy ",hy
mistaken when he spoke OF Ethiopia % the
mo't distant region OF . the EARTH whose inhabit'
ants the taest. most beautiful anu n,ss 'Ins p.
lived of the human race. (herodotus III. III, Las i
sf,i. tba "a
significant all doubt is removed by the Rebel slave
mon gers themselves who, in Satanic audacity openly
ayow that Slavery the end and aim OF the Government
which they seek to establish SO that every blow when
Is struck BY them is struck for Slavery Therefore, ID
battling against the Rebellion we battle against sia'
ery Freedom is the growing Inspiration 0 0nr armies
and the lust inscription Of our banners by Ms 'tSn
conquer SUCH war Is not In any just sense war o,
subugation but war of iiberstion-in order 10 save
the Republic from petty oigarchy Of task masters ana
TO rescue four millions Of human beings rom crue'
oppression Not TO subjugatc but 10 hberate IS the oo
ct O. our Holy War. And yet British statesmen, Tor
getting for the moment all moral
God aho will not be iorgottengravely announce that
our cause must ftl Alas individual wickedness Is
too Often suceessdl but pretended Nation sucked IL
wickedncss and Boosting s wickedncss-a new Sodom,
with all the guilt Of the old. waiting to De oased anu
get In its eifontery openly seeking the fellowship
Christian Powcrss doomed TO defeat. Ioeratlon OF
such a pretension il practical Atheism. Chronology
and geography are both offended by IL. Piety stands
aghast In this age ~ light and IN countries boastng
civilization there be no place Tor lts baroarous
n,enipoentiaries As well expect crocodies craving
on tl payements Of London and Paris the carnivo
rous Idols Of Africa installed for worshpin westminster
Abbey and NOtre Dame
Fyen IL the Republic were less strong, yet am glad
10 believe that the Rebellion must fail from the essential
impossibiy Of any such wicked success Inc resp9ns.
bes Of the Christian Powers would be increased by
our weakness. Behind our blockade there would be
moral t0ckdde behind our armies there would be the
aroused Judgment Of the civilized world But hot on
this account can We hesitate This is time TO STOP
Forward for.ord. Thus do who formerly pleaded 80
often for peace. now sound 10 arms But Is because
A. this terrible moment there is no other way TO that
sincere and solid peace without which there VIII be end
less war. Even economic grounds. 1t were Deter
that this should proceed rather than recognize any
partition. which. beginning with humiauon must IN
= yuye the perpetuaton OF arnaments and break OUT
again in blood But there is something worse than waste
of money; IL is of character. Give me any peace
but E5,r,iel, peace In other days. the immense elo
quence Of Burke stirred against R9eide peace
Z But peace founded the killing Of king Is not so
bad Is peace founded on thc kling OF Llperyi nor
can the des Of such peace be so cad as the
daily lie which Is lesalized by Slavery Queen on the
scai.oid pful sight woman on the auc.
ton block Therefore. say again. forrard Fo'oars!
But whi.e thus steady in purpose at home We
must neglect that proper moderation Abroad whcn
becomes e conciousness Of our strength ana tle no.
blcness of our The mistaken sympatt which
Foreign Powers now bcstow upon Slavery-or 1t may
be- the mistaken nsensibty-under the plausible name
OF neutrality" which they proiess-wl be worse for
them than for For them Il viii be record OF shame
which their children would gladly blot ont with tears
For Us II vii he only another obstacle yanqushed I'D
the battle for Civilization. where unhappiy false friends
are mingled with open enemies. Even If the cause shall
seem or while iluperiled from Foreign Powers, yet
duties tie less urgent IL the pressure DO
great the resistance must be greater; there be
amy retreat. Come veal this Is the place Tor Us
20 stand.
n know not II Republic Ike count even now
upon tie certain friendship of any European Power.
unless II be the Republic of William Tell The very
name is unwccomc the full blown representatives OF
old Europe who forgot how proudly even Ia modern
history, Venice bore the title OF SrRssmG Resprbioa
II will be for ~ 20 change All this and We shall do IT,
Our successful example will be enough. Thus far We
.tkt . vita al htet
Slavery CoLlG only degrade but not subdre Now W
ast b the death Of Slavery. viii the Republic begin 10
live. For is life without Liberty Stretching
fiolu ocean 10 tcgan--tccmug with populiion-bount
lul In resources oi all kinds-and thrloehappy In uni
Ncrsa enfranch scmcnt-t viii b. more than conqueror
Nothing too vast for lis power; nothing too minute for
It's care. Triumphant the foulest wrong ever in
ictcd-after the bloodiest waged--it VIII
know the majesty II Right and the beauty OF Peace
prepared always uphold the and to cultivate the
other Strong IN its own mighty stature-hlled with
all the iu,nes, of new life and covered with panopy
oi rcUOWn IL viii confess that dominion is of value
which does not contribute To human happiness Born
IN this latter day and the cld of its own struggles.
without ancestral claims but heir of all the ages-it
VIII stand forth To assert the dignity OF man. and wher
ever any member OF the Human Family Is 10 BE- sue.
,orrd there its voice Will rcachas the voice Of Crom
well reached across France 10 the prosecuted
nOuntnincorS uf the Alps. such viii be this Republic;
upsiArt among the nations. Aye as the steam engine
the telegraph and ohorofuIm upstart. Comforter
and Helper Ike these IL can know bounds 10 its EN-
r.re over willing world. But the first stage Is the
death oi slavery.
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