New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

many as could of their own power place .nel a
saIves within our lines-however memeieht,
or DELINQUENT or reasonable, our command
and execution-why did not the Proclamation, IN
sead of saving that all the slaves of conspirators
on certain epecifed territory "shaH be then, thence
fy1r1rd and forcUer free" say that as many as can
first free themselves shall afterward have as much
sympathy and aid as our Slavery-polsoned Consiltu,
ton and our Savery.corrupted Government VIII
permit Bat il said no such thing. II legitimately
pronounced them legitimstely free, and gave the
Governments guarantee for their protection IN thelr
freedom by the use Of the army aud the navy. 10
make any compromise or any arrangement, lea'ln5
those millions III the power OF the consplrators VINO
have absoved themselves from all allegiance 10 .,e
Constitution and the Government, would De INC
bad faith-lks foul perGdy-hke leaving IN the saie
power prisoners Of war; indeed, th9asaoe 'iILes
more faithless and perfdious than TO leave III tnAI
power an equal number from the ranks OF our
Northern DEMOCRACY, or oil 0 our s MURRNY
pro MISE RepublicsmEm. OhsON %. W , O,'N"i'
Fe,tcr', Greetings. Wgyn Co, Ohio May s. 1903.
p. s-Since the foregoing was principally pre-,
norod have read The speech Of John Van Buieh az
The New.York Academy of Music III Is worthy .ho
CON Of his wy father. If he defDes himself IN any
thing in this instance, It Is IN notnlng that nc ooes
not himself overthrow before be gets thrOngh-un-
loss IL he that he is a Critenden Compromised is
the promotion of this policy to be the result OF this
new striking of hands between Repubicenisn ahG
Democracy as the cry, "Let the North be unit,
at the commencement Of the war, was TO result III
Seward McClellanism that has coat us now these
years Of waste, slaughter, and destruction ana is
The "Loyal League 10 he the lDslrumentahty IVr
furnishing the way and meaus 10 carry II GU l.
looks too much like It. Van Bureu cgles Tor coh'l'
nance OF the war-pTetends TO think II can DC saSy
and quickly done up. As Seward has assured US Vi
TIE North from time 10 time that ninety days longer
would be the limit, and az he promised the deieBa'
tion fIo1l that infamous Peace Convention assem-
bled al Washington about the time of hls assuming
/ Pr, lniershj9. shat ones let hin nave the reD3 u
mower irnv in bis hands and II he dld not Ill slNty
DAVIS settle the matter fully TO the satisfaction OF te
South the South mi ht bave ills head lof loo. oA''
all This going with his NOTWITHSTANDING protests
that he is IN rubc office for the last time, sgnn ING
tpot n, want and intends TO have Office giving bim
higher power to abuse hereaiter-5o Van buren,
woald have us think that twelve months more VI
! blockade will finish this war. hut before NC Is
through he betrays the lGnIepatlon on DIS own pai'
OF the pr0tIaciOn and extension OF II INTO the bah1o
! of another Admiuistrati0n-oOklng thereto, no
doubt, for renewal Of the old olo0dy con-
though be las previously pretended 20 look upon
Slavery as already deiunct institution. DuI no
word has he uttered throughout as II slavery were
an inhumanity crime, or any injustice oese1 me
demOshmeLt. lie decTles parylsm. Ibis, ia VIC !"
OF all the be says. manestly means ne" l%,'s
in poll ios, Tor the special benefit o. Jonh "h ~
reu James T. Brady s. Co. His flpPerlaess WISE
words il a family ia critauCe. The end thnt Johl
Van Buren,, John j. CrlItenden, and tleF Aihui
would bring 10 this war would be but the beginning
of Other wars more and more destructive. NheN
shall we lie delivered from the dominion Of potlNt
plundeIiUg pOhlciaus, aud suGed 10 Oeltei Ues-F
uies by statesmeu-by men! Ii there - 70 De IN!
el to tic waste OF life and treasure, II there Is 10
be any sally alon for this natlOn II the American
experlneut Is 10 result III the promotion ana P'shI
uent advancement Of human freedom, Ame sic"4
/ Slavery mus. cease with THIS struggle o. D '''