New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

for of nv own personal knowledge. Il was stated
to me on my return shas the employer Of those men,
imne stely after tile war broke out, suspended
their factories and other departments IL which bumsn
labor had besu employed to compel these Irish and
Catholic operatives to enlist in order that the fan
lies might not starve and ha, sll this was adroitly
nplished under the plea that war he'd rendered
il necsssary 10 suspend all mannac aring ablish.
ments that this pretended necessity Only for the
purpose Of sending fyhting men to the Esd, By
which the nei ghborhood would be relieved FROM the
presence Of workmsn Of foreign etrth that in point
OF tact as soon as necessity drove that class away.
their places promptly suppied by other opera
tives; whilst, in the meantime, such nanufactures
aud trafckers upon the public cslamites Of civil
war have been vastly more prosperous than ever
before. Sooner than witness such mean and baSe
tricks upon unfortunate lsborers, was then, and
am now, prepared 70 approve Of Thousand coa-
scriptons openly appointed by the government. pro.
vid.d, however, that tho same shutting aud low
trcEery shall not be employed TO expose the poor -
the dangers Of battle and leave the wealthy to b.
come weslthier iu their quiet homes.
nv. No language Of could ever be interpreted
as recommending the Government TO enact q coer-
Give conscrptou; bu., judging oy my own ieeliogt
supposed that the people OF the North, II they had
Government such as their fathers nsttased-e
Government of which they would be worthy, and
which would DO worthy OF tbem-tney would have
pat riotism enough to stand mp one man and say,
Il This thing cannot be allowed to go on; either
those who have rebellsd against the Governmens
must have their rebellion thoroughly pus down, q
they must pu, us, who mako no rebellion, under
their triumphant dominion. But at all events thu
thing ought not to 70 on. All wars must coma 70 an
end, especially when only one side 10 disposed to
offer peace, which the other scornfully relectA"
The subject of what has just been expressed will b
found in the following extiact from my Sermon
which offer for the reconsideration of the Hoo.
Horace Greeley, the three publishers and propn-
etors Of The Baltimore Mirror, and the Rev. Thos.
Hyden of Bedford, Pa After having spoken Of my
| in tho tyha AZ aQ
itiss and guides of public opinion on tha: continens
made known that, according 10 my observation,
there was good feeling toward the United States
even in this strdgge for self preservation, and at tos
close Of this narrative seems, by The reporters ae-
count of my sermon, that used the following wordes
81 do what may hsppsu In case this vi" shoals
CONT ue as i. mas bseu connuos ce left this county
The i.sS, al ss,.p .pa ss
sequspted with tho country TO hoy
tb. lies much It 80 with those y no are ~
scqu iDted with It, Nor ia any ones power ~ wiz
.D.olo certainty what may happen thi: war continues
On ena do not zee any prospect There doss .ppsss
DO issue: and msy be that Ost Tor sone as'se
allowed this wsr to scous. order to bring future bsns
ds to There tnioa, that no man es.
sdditions crcuu lncs. their bu, there ees
tans question ha shea De craI 70 svsy %T
1t ths that II wal OF this snd should De eonsnsea
many ysss. Is Recognized =. being st"~sos sns
other saion' to sonSins s.I IN b sss n,oss s''s
put au end It with as h.sle delay |. po.sioN
/ IL IL q that visited Us Ea"s
the ginning the world wss have beenTnsoa sss
MT on and osnt the nost terrible Of all wars wniss
nCt war o ration ssso,, , o. 200. sa b.. y
bs tie rsIlt Of As stordips pfetex Tor All 'ne
lid nos SAY sus sven ,hsD hsy pernisss!
10 ~hea they ntc feed throa1h bonevoc1cs -
10 every nan Ihsi il ihey do inseIo they interfere
successfully II the country and the Governrneot se No.
Ibera thn your United States will beeoue Poland thsn
it will become dividedth-n strife will multiply aaos svcy
make .e OH easy prey for II ose wao vii '.n
ap 9ropse the divisions o. The people Of tai. eou
of what hes iran pied here during ny absence h.w
se.rcs hsdin . look At 'he pspsr since returned ou
been realized. toweid Terminating this uris"e.
nate war. voiu1teeo have been sppealsd TO -
vance Of the draft, ! understand baI 70. my onh
part ii had voice in the council. Of tho couIt woaa
,Cs.s ~, s . ja's: s:r, 1.r v.s ..'a
draft hundred thousand more IL 10 not c!ue-
70 TS.'s mi. ssne s ~ln blood Il. Whole surface d
y, viii be humanity 1neo every mso on the Cont,.
Tbsn il will not With the GeverDuent whatever Gov
will be- to plead with the people and call then
70 come and ssk pem they would be dstsd Ne
II i. to tnem the people. and ask the
draft them and thsss who Gs wealthy snd cannot ,hss
selves can provide substitutes and bring the h.Is coso
II il can De dous No douot efforts viii be mad
other siae-ssd who can blame them For the saks
Of humanity must resort to souie course Of THIS kind In
the meanwhile beloved brethren enough for wesp
this calamity pay God tina. m DO put TO end, =
ats everything that have to sustain indie
pelance, the uny the pepetuy the prosperity. Of the
on ackoo~ledse ~ tbs word But is =
to hste our enemieA IL Is not Necessary to b
cruel IN bse be cruel II or s IL uecse
b. oe to be paiIionc 70 do or the country ~h1
de their duty without .tcIing Ind wios1
viol. log any Of the laws Of God or man."
may have been mistaken in my estimate Of ha-
manity and mercy and patriotism, as expressed in
tho foregoing remarks and it may be thar my critics
Greeley OF The n. Y. TRIBUNE, Kelly, HsydSn,
and Pist, proprietOrs OF The Baltimore Mirror, and
the Rev. Mr.. Heydon Of Bedford, Pa.-are correc1
in their views Of humanity IL desiring that the
should DO iutermnable. But not all The TRIBUNEs
or Mirrors or conntry parsons in the United States
can change my convictions o! huns any patriotism
on that score. For sll these gentlemen, ana fos
their objections there il document already II
manuscript TO refute them Individually and collect
lively. But could not expect that ally daily pepeR
would bsve space, however well disposed lie editor
might be, for the publication Of such document
When printed it sna stand by itself in the form Of
small volume. Two remarks, and shall bavs
done. One IA, that some years ago was the means
of preventing riot In the City OF New York, and
tnat Mr. Greeley, on that occasion, pronounced IN
bis paper that better the streets Of should
flow with blood than allow the superstition that the
civil authority insufficient ndisposed TO pre-
serve order and to protect life and property, than
that these results should be due, directly indi'
rectly, to ecclesiastical influence. Even now Mr.
Greeley, either by himself or by bis reporters.
charges present troubles upon the Irish. dc
says that all who have been arrested are lriSh. NO
doubt The Irish ft TO take their share on the
battle field 10 defending tho country. Then they
are very M to be arrested and taken up innocSoas
victims OF our municipal laws.
/ was in New.York when the first number Of Mr..
Gresley's paper published. lts IL 81 theory was
that all international quarrsis might DO settled ~
peaceful arbitration. Ibis lasted Tor time. bus
Mr.. Gresey was An advocate ior reyoiutou u ever{
other country; and, having passed once through
Italy he saw the country, and OF course, more OF
less evsuhs people, through the windows OF the vet