, 1863-03-17
SATAN REBUK[NG SIN.
The Pronunciamento Of the New
York Herald against the
Copperheads.
DOWN WITH THE TRAITORS !!

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LIZ chla!s 6!,.l 1no inE n. .s9on ~ oAa
POLICY AND UuR DuI1.-Me naEe arrived az
tue c1l6lS ol !heor 1e:ltu u tne lepelaon. dts
Leading So1thern adFocales ana organs nave
confessed that 1helr SINKING cause can only 10
saved from speedy collapse by the most des.
perate efforts Of resistance. From Riehmond
to Mobile, from Charleston to VleRspuTg, 1t
is admitted that the land md naval forces Of
the Union which now encircle the rebe1lious
States arttruly formidable at every Important
siye work; but still the chief; and trumpeters
NJ iho rehe1l1on are inso1eut. dcf1ant and hone.
fi1l. with unaffected contcmnt and disrust
they renonncc their 3esricnble Northern SYM
patlizers, and ali their degrading propositions
ana constitutional concessions, In the
strongest nossiblc exprcssjons of scorn and
Into fhc rebel leaders tell these Northern
ncacc politicians :--H We want no rccoucilla-
ton Vim you upon any terms; we are fight
ing for an Independent Southern Confederacy;
we will not listen to the syrcu song Of peace
upon any otler terms short Of our subjuga-
tion.'
Tic Issue before us is thus clearly and
broadly defined. We must put down this re-
bc},icn by force Of arms, or it will tear the
country to pieces. There is no other alterna-
tive, lie, therefore, who is otwith the Gov
crn1nent In thistcontest is with the rebellion
whatever iisguiscs he may assume.
So long as any measure which We have
deemed 10 be Of dangerous tendencies or
doubtful utility has been undecided By Con-
gress NC have freely and earnestly opposed 1t;
but when any such measure Inns become law
than that Of submission to the law. There
catl bo no departure from this course without
passing into the breakers and quicksands
which lead to shiipwreck. Hence II is that we
feel c4llcd upon by every consideration OF laW,
order and thc publlc safely 10 aenonnee Inese ~.
Nofthern Goppefneaa RG1eelnolgsls ,seaI ~ ene
gay rs pupiic enelles' nnen ; eaSn li:, teeAt:ss
9aso1eu ano nntd1M-s;g.su a aua prMat oriM uns
oe1nEosnes az sai1,ntS P9 m uIu a.,a tha;r
u un1o, nsu ~ uuu, oouus ~ doatrra ~
WIae;nt Lu iMco,n ~ ,I 1hc doc.
resls'aaes ,!e;n ~ 1atr XIII i "a ~ 1oos+
l.,at y that th tendene;cs of
theirsbznrdand Ss a dangerous instructions Should
ne esp95eu 1ne5 sonset tea+ aso ao ~ t ~
laws det us suppose os.aI tIat teFo and ana there @
.ntse Iupve'ae:.u uHos5s' ~ ,,.a moD ~"
suseeeu IN secutins u o4as ~ " aaneaents t, r.
s1'seo apom ndortai~a ~ ne ~,
| lne 1QleIu.Eent, unueicAhss ~ enloIee !ns
O. 1eslstaHce spIgaos ens +1 tnhs y; ~ VI
Tue party lmeclcd, and el1ll wan, N!h AZ Us
1earau5 eonseq4Enses' 10 nAos sai:steu ~ T.. oul
I. own doors. .o: unaer sueh state o. tMngs s
| Mhae elllzsnH Elopersy. 1onaG of lle "eala
oe secure! Wnat 1aiauy ~ Woulo , oe sa!e rom
| nignt 10 n1gAt aEa1nst ttc lntIue1ou oI gans
| o. hnnEry r9laans ana 2 mnolesa4t t,,sp sp1na'
1ioh: Ana Win tne 1oya7i stateS ~ .n!s no.-
fiple eQnqltion. a9m ~oulQ IL ~ D. pnsslpie ~ 70
Ifesenh tne oleahns " y, onl attnics ~ tne
itei4, an9 oscupal!ou o1 me nat1onal caPitai
| bg Je1f; DAVIS, and ne a6soiu1e destractfon
OF me @ eo'eInment OF tnesumtea I1ea,s Sta.es! s
= reten o. 1eslor woaiu inssnaoiy 1ouo" m
tArougAout the length ana breadth Of the
| !ana, and peace At last would most probably
| De tsc result o. iorelgn armed fnterTentlon
| and division OF the broken fragments Of the
| Union between England and France. Such
are the tendencies Of the reasonable doctrines
OF resistance to the laws preached BY such sil-
| y nnlignants us Vallandigham and Company.
In q mi1der view, such preachings are the ab-
| political clarlatans They want anarmistice