New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

Roman band over the blood of those heroes policy
shall make any compromise with The case
Of the Rebellion. lGreat arplansel. This was
the point to which radcasm had reached
and those who sit easy chars, no matter in what
position. w nave IN come up TO the proper point and
aud TO better men. llIenewcd applausc.l They had
arrived At this conclusion in Missouri after long fight
nlg with rafians. bushwhackcis and murGcrers; and
tcy had been the President and simply asked him 20
lend his influence to aid tie the friends of Free
dom in Missouri wanted IT, and help them IN the contest
against Slavery and Secession theersl He refcrrcd
to tie edlly history o. Missouri and said they had
fought this spirit Of Slavery long and severely III Mis-
souri, and in the City Of St Louis they had long ago
INDICATED ;hc right of free speech. But The Pro
Slavery spirit strong through tic State and hard
t. conquer. when this Rebellion broke out they had
taken bold stand and with the aid of the noble Ger
mans iloud oheersl they had gathered together-pcr
haps lttlc unconsJiCtlonal.y, but they awed the
spirit Of Secession Then Convention was
called by the Government Of Claib. Jack
son. and after consideration they concluded in
order 10 save Slavery i was best ~ remain in the
Union; and he believed that the main reason why
that Convention acted - did for il was nm intensely
formed and a camp in 81 louis, for the purpose OF
crushing the Union mcr but they themselves were
crushed by the bravery and yigor Of Nathaniel Lyon
LOAD cic rsl Tie I'D Convention adjourned. and
- the Rebellion went the spirit Of Union radcasm
sprung IN. and wben new Legislature was elected =
strange tang happened. To- there we've ify men elected
men alarmed. and the old Pro Slavery Convention
called together and they passed the so called cIuan'
cilaton ordinance in opposition to the true men who
bad fought the battles oi freedom. Then comes the
rub. The Federal Government appoints It's Pro slavery
Generals and adopts tie policy of Gov Gamble and the
Pro-Siavcry and in opposition TO the loyal men Of
Missouri who have sworn IN their hearts that the INST
tuition Of Slavery shall so down IN that state Great
cheering Tie very men captured ~ Camp jackson
were to-day iin high appointments under the Federal
General OF the State to-day uuder Gov. Gamble was
captured nj Camp Jackson They In Missouri have
resolved 20 stand by under any circumstance
a o will flrgl is v.
regardless Of consequences. lChcersl II was foolish
this day talk Ike Tic Postmaster General. about
what ~c shan do Win Tie neefoi be thought they were
doing wei enough with The negro now u Was az
stuff though biz thing lor politicians 20 tar about
They in Missouri had refused 20 receive any comper.
saiion from Congress for emancipation. and h. laukcd
Shareholders IN Missouri. The word does move
though Mr Lincoln & President and those public mcn
who 3g behind win bc caught by this rising spirit II
radicalisn ard either crushed or pushed ~ 10 the
iloni ILcy had 20 tie conclusion thai slavery
being bushWiackcr aad ruflan. should b.
freat 4 ike any other huslwhackor aud hung shot
IL Conservative CoplpTtcud dii.icts or toppcrhcae
Ccascry Districts tie Tlic.4 men. u ca-sht. did
die Ike other men, bit had ihcir ears cui % and
tortured in VARIOUS wnys exhibition Of The high.
est cAi,alrs 81 slavery 6roaIf Ills Radical Pariy
is the OILY live party n nc country o. day lCAccsl
and the only ore tsa, can crush TIC corefhosds. or
Democrats lie would recommend those wso call then.
selves War Democrats 10 drop the ncmooTa: for
feai their children should uisundcrsiand il meaning
This battle rusi b. fought through now and the Cop
y rrfluH
elected President Of tie uniied States laughter he
shoa!d stand b. the salc light toward be did y
ward Jca Davis. lie wanted 20 he constitutional ard
H. fore this war ended be wanted an amendment
stamped IL tie Constitution ty tie loyal Q. "a.
North that hereafter not one inch ~ American terri
tory slan contain slave Tremendous otceiing ]
AneI tho cheering bad subsidized. lulg list a Vice
Presidents ei.d SeCrctlr!cs were elected
sor!cs - rcso-f.1es was ilsn presented. condemn
ing the oourse Of tie Aii1uitraiion % sustaining
Ga.ubo and scaodcid. commenting tie Eman,ipgtlon
srf nsrr Toni nj
rendering The Warics sJ paiet 81 TIE freedom nNi
- the try 90 fae pnfiisans ~ ifnefintr t'
ia3ior IN Missouri. which we've unanimously adopted
d.. sOnUTZ spoke IN German. lie began by
RETIRING 20 The National Club the yognfo.t q Tie
loyal political Organizations q TIE city sai DC only
one tia, had dared stand up for our brc;hfcn In Mis-
souri when al tie other organizations had Ecpi b@cA
lest they offend the powers that be- lAe ;Lchbefs Of
tie Cub ready a. carry ou' their princpses 10
their legitimate Consequence and never would res
until the lAst traitor sas hnng and Tie last a'c nee
lie conirasied the two elements o! The Radicals ana
Nodera;cs and asked how II was hat IN such fsai
tic struggle as this there was middle patty al MI IL
Illustrated it by referring 20 tie histoTy Of European
revolutions where tie moderate paT! Lad always been
formed by those theorists who 10y their philo-ophcn!
developments had brought the Teyoiuion but at tue
moment they their theories reduced !" atuoh n'
came afraid Of them and 40 endcAFoIed 10 chcck th'
progress Of events He drew comparison. a. an
illustration. between Mr. Seward and Henry thl'rn
Ilo held that RadicalisIn IN this Was nothing
but undertaking ron ihe t'HH 81
what the couIse Of events would ultimately
fore the events by train o e'ii s'fr.acos maa,
such action necessary 10 the eyes 81 AL lie showed
how the country had 10 be led through ioiics ana a
periences OF al kinda until IL brought nlumf tls
10 the same conclusion which tie radicals Lad enter
tanned from tie start Almoft every measure adopted
by this Government. beginning even at the hft can y"
volunteers for the defense Of Fort Sumter had been
measure At first advocated by the radicals and de
uounccd by the Conscfy aycs as bancui and d'aifnc
tive lie showed that tie logic Of events ian cor e"d
the Administration ali important que.inns 70 come
M 10 the measures advocated D. tie radicals but w
fortunately only after the nation bad spent Thousands %
live, and millions Of dollars a. tho price Of The lesson
Thu war was not American Issue merely II vah n
war for freedom all over The world and especially
the fate Of popular liberty IN Europe vas depend
Ing upon the Issue Of this struggle lie de
MED that Slavery had received Its death
strcke; Slavery would die only by continual
efforts but II tie war should be closed with compio
mise Slavery would become stronger and more power
FOL than ever before. lie Illustrated this By referring
10 the experience 81 European revolutions where INC
counter revolution had in every case gone back beyond
the limits Of the state Of things against which ihs rev
olution was directed. Referring 10 Mexican ahhIs hc
quoted the confession 81 TIE London Imes that IL re-
oioed in the downfall Of this Republic - securing nc
aristOcratic form Of Government for England, "hiic
the victory of the Union would Dc dthlb-D0" 10 ihc
Fucllsh form Of Government. He cloged with an elo
qgent appeal 10 the citizens Of German descent TO re
main true to the principles enumerated AT ths Assem-
blnge-neyer 10 las down their arms nor u IRE IN
the struggle until the last Rebel end the last slave
should disappear together from the soil OF the rcgen
Grated Republic. .
COI. hEbhli, coHuiaotc ioi Jug va w.. -"
preme Count OF Missouri was then Introduced lie u"
erged briefly the state Of things III missouri thai te
present ruling powers IN Missouri supported by the IN
iiuence Of the Administration were obliged 70 come
thousands Of nc6 ~ set justice done TO en-thc very
H. 90 radicals who h0d voted for Mr. Lincoln were III
danger today Of being obliged 10 be the patrol OF slave
holders These have been struggling Tor freedom
against all these Disadvantages ana now tney nope "
the influence Of The tue hearts Of the NoIth 10 I'hcN
the fight and conquer for freedom. They can have no
peace or quiet In Missouri til thcy get ri1 Oh
Slavery ard that the reason iley had cono nom
Missouri leaving their friends 10 tie dangers OF Dubh
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