New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
1,nrruss pr,om eoy. svAmEErrE.
a u,,,,n Ysar, with an "sf - nslS-. .sev'rns
lus.sions, and Gcts " si'nsc Answer
rhc Sssyeruor,s 7hess ,Mt tion " fIoyntfy.

& 1ohn Vne h'n So's ~ rc;-inon.s followed them 10
this eemn uS was lu,cy told tc 60 home "o iiih3 ~,
o-r bI.ifess May of NY neighboIs are eei'F o'"!
go i ~ sane Ssy and We have no redress. ethe'
ey our state or rcrogsl Government.
crtaYsy must bc apparent 10 yoG, astoeyel! Other
,ao cf coyon int .scHcc in Kentucky. thn, the "h
a. M tba ,,r Is 10 ior the purpose Of oflnE tnr
fTion lut far ths overthrow of the institution q"
SLAVERY aud wiki a. tho utter bankrupio! OF ala s.a'e
Uuder such circumstances how Go you suppose iha'
n possible iog TO fight IN cause which tA'y Rio"
And believe VIII fun th'-.Seivost
Any man in Kentucky " 80 will DO so is not ac'u ted
ky any patriotism oI loyc Of country hut does 50 rom
love az money, ON ignorance Of the tine p'u" '
things.
have alWavs been a Union mon and rm still but
saaroL and vh never ndorse the present pI,I
ef the at present which, ihnA, LEADS 10 ''' u'''
ser,olislmcn. Of tle old Union. ....... .....
couso, gEArrn or KfssTrcS1 FxEcrTivr nsrr
fSASSFORT Nov. . io1-
s,s yoy le,,.r from. 1;sit House" Of tie 5h inst,
Yon say o NY proclamation it looks Ike patriot '
reads ike H. and sounds ike It, Tut arr "u .ol Cr
n ooncset with dominant party more GeStrn'''" "a
Che Government and to the interests oi o." people 81
Kcntaoly tlaE the AIMED Rebels ticmsoy'sF
Ireer,t that cannot say Of your leier ilai y FNhS
6ke patriotism, leeds like II anG SOUNDS la u .le.
IA i5r The fac, being stated II Sogr 'cteF t.n you
"h,ye always been Union man and an s''.l, y .i
Sisy would not AsVo occurred 10 lie 10 suspo'' 20" '
benz sHch fipn your letter.
.rt. Rebels ale be only party known 70 me Who are
sffsr- 10 ,-trur cur Government, and an CO ail
slot an uot acting iu concert with them. sup
pose the party you intended to embrace p! !on al.,
reu is tie E,pu1ela party now AoidlhS lv.''r-l pr
<enacncy In iar they bring u DcaI ne
xo,efs ~ tie Government 20 crush the Rebellion eS
pc 20 acs "ir concert" Nth tneu WAr ,''! 'l1i'
Gum legitimate courses, ".is not i'rI,Iu
which / cannot aployc as iestih.ate. ~, o. % -,
sCr war with A1e1lco ! ll stand firmly ~ - H"H
ssnucnt ana adhere 90 IT, cause. 10 matter 10" N.oe
mny dl.r iIoI the Aloiuift atoh OF u H 4'ys
,,s,- or c gaai,fv - sht pGrGnOHHt otfFg poft
40 The len'is only seeE to destroy H. ihat CH't
-, a., %. Nm, -.f y. nv ip,n some meas Of pol
ft 1 D. ftf II
stIlciiCn a. tlo Cos 'Tnnen ithey wished ioact'!
the ticternucuL i would soon De clihs tu' AAeIs
could ne no power 90 hinder were they combined VIE
H. Rebel, t.I is destruction.
Ifrirs e.e - hcre iit shoe p!nches Your sol iiF
yoa have ost some slaves by the una"in ItI,4ce
az Fc0ol I olc,-s Becaaso 'hese officers IN Nle-llo
a. ne las = Koutncsy end Congress and cfre tart
,rr tAs suir of BE PRESIDENTS Proclamation ana te
order OF Moor-Gcn. Burnside. cniiced yoar sl'tes :"
rnusvo, yC. conclude that II certainly must De ap
parlt H. YOU (me) IN every other man o. coiA-
mon ne euce ID Kentucky that The object Of tie war
s. not 10 restore Le Union but FOR tie overthrow c tie
institution 81 slavery and win II ne atier naAAfll!
&fa slavchudors.' confess my self too duA u see M
object. That there are many oi the dominant parry
WAo desire The overthrow u slavery, no 10 o.
Ioye that such must De The legitimate result q tie con
tuuauce 81 tlo and many wish 10 make u an Cd
iect is do btles rae Bu did i ever occur 20 you how
cjosely allied is he patriotism OF those no not vii
Inc 10 save the Union rtioEt S0rUg and those who
az not wiling ~ save IL Sith S!0r1yy
The patriotism Of these two classes Is exactly tic same
IT, low grade Of patriotism aid confess see no
preference h..vcen tlcm. Though tw.g sentiments
ttey IN constant dispute short is ne '. non "a
febc the eI4sp o. their Juionisn. that toy neli1o
nor can they trasp eny object ~ though oi 60.
horizon of their yision Of free government
Nba, 10 such, is the gTand IIogTes-
,ion NJ our ovn races What they ior he rOv d.,
tbe PrOp. The hainess ana ae'scpet CO. sai o. Ola taS
Nationality which the Union secures and winch ne
the Providence q God covers Us al home ane nhr i
On the land OF tine soas y hat % such D. TIE great
fusdsrcnts idea o. TIE sOycrie-ty o. man in ite f0'
erumentf With sEeh government "b'c' mo'cs' ana
bas i'll. being IN tie niger lhe ono secs 10 "pec
~ ,se for a5rern1uon bui 10 hold on 10 my niger
me other thinks the whole II summed up ln ieet tle
"ngger.' Ibe comprehension % heii-e! mas eve, e'
ysen 10 tie measure u tiuy iA-e4i .Il Fa'-''i ii
1er thor clts 'ingCT IN the shadow o iic ncgi" ara
sher patriotism j. measured ly LIS possession W !ffc
lave no,lin that is worth as much 20 Of earthly
.S0sses. ior as uy Government have s.tnfn .'ss
q pror-i IS by TINS lsbeon but q tia too Fc BOT
Irsi nv Goltrnmeuf lOa have Lost sore oi !oAr
elsyes and while snartirg under the loss -arire you
have lost your Government Tie experience ol aI --es
nttosts ihit brings wrcrss Cpl resslons aad OUT
ragss as nc deLt o. thAi state Ills war hr1 ACi lost
O. char ged in to5o features impTessed By ages ha1
fie Rebellion been crushed sX motifs ego, YOU would
now have your slaves A. II cOntinnes FIX HoAis !'
ge- vcI and others NAV lose more. Lach day the X
SeJ0n conUuucs some j. losing something Oi value,
ar many are bankrupt who. but ior tie Rebellion
Sorid tt ia afLlencc Property IL wasted and d.
stroyea-iC, is poured Oui-oEc misery walks abroad M
4he land a this the bidding Of tie fs demon Of Re
tell,on Crush The Rebellion. Which IS the nuu
ot the And for al The other wrongs.
and me remedy for these evils vii. be al hand.
gsl Oi a." - - destroy ~lilf'
Or ard barcrlpt tie sayehoiders. That tLe desfrc
non u slavery ma! bc result 81 the war sets A3@
GfroDc probability b-t slch l. net INC ct.tct 10
mad q T. Ffrf W8s IL not the EeDe.sf Had tAcy an!
ersusc fr W HsGe not aii tic eyls. public AID pr
,eie seer. tHo = at %. ;ti'elloai
on co,egaraent Is not 10 blame for the wa-. Rebels
rpds war or ilsmembcTurlt az alsoiUte necessity.
". had fo submit - The destruction of urIOYe. lulAf,
o. feht % preserve ifs lfe Suppose az Union men
We 10 'lp' yoIr ,.icgfOd tleir arms ard eey 10
ya.'o, cla lelt n dis oa1sehow long would We lagc
n zion a Constitution 4 O0icFnMtnt, higgcF,' o.
anr n,, 40 ruinf WLea tle rebellion sui prcs'cd.
fle eDc ar-ie. l.0kcD u the "LonlEeut party wish
70 parecus fo va further for any 0her purpose The
i.sne sLtlea b. p-esened' and my Judgment Ii that
few v b. Wiling Ight lOr oly purpoas beyond tie
ze.torii.yn ci Has .Hai authority over t. 4efo!led
VIZ tho ,r Of rrbeIon s upon ~, 81 is idc 70 talk
ljogt olher ol,sct of strife Jhe is an Immediate
aad uf1 0idabc uec. siiy, ana j. tufcert purpose
w ls ae o.THtlnny ,or inauei.A. lie demon oi
eiyf tfl aF1i TIE lt Of fGLatIclsn. and rebellion
La brC gt iaf9 aci'fs beng tIs sp1t 70 ieinaiA
digf rilf A. eiell1t vine me Waf cNilhufa. JIG re-
!ojL.1 j. tle Jf. CT fsl1lcism. Slb'nc tte one lnd
ye. qren tis oihs. Rebellion wal,s fln1iicam upon
olfrg tges blood. c0laict a1d cub sfs .t upon
ne ls--s.. ~ Da.ap III. restoration Il Naion0 ll-
tlO ltr over e 9hed ktates a. tie Only !e1edy lor
fle.e Is s all Min tint D. done shall IODA }a
H'i r-1 nm 10 ri,.iofe KenfqcLian can lr't IN
this c.uso k41e o.Lsr viii There Hre q $50 nol-
. rs arleeed in hEGe-tie DncD aud tho Ncie.. one
\, . 10 prevail Wlsh tie IL'oa armies 90 tucc 3d
~ le do yOu aGs vitAi II goI Gie for our Fgotes5
a.. "if NUT b. apparent 10 ysl that W. must Lch
foa hcFo g. a. mnat be eqtal} Gear that pafo,s
Iuua DO ~ iglg ior money VIA lot Ike TIC itebf
ia tmcaf.Ies are adopted and policies advocated
which deem grave croT is tIuo; tut VIM INC i9aI
issue ID depending. u ID weaAnest aGs -nc-deat u
body e, wishes % c.ceed dsty. HI war o. TeJeAoh
s. upOn uS We have W meet it 10 hater whtt Otncr
evils may ONE in its tiain. "ho sgcc;sa Of Oe0n
would rent dy none q tAese evils. IA2 only rcled{
.be suures, Ion u rebellion. he is bit Qlacr nul