New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


We have all heard of the nfalble recipe for
making the most honest of dogs wretched. IL ID
cheap, too; for anybody can call bad names. II
our readers are not already in the secret we
hereby generously impart it to them. lfyou wish
TO vanish, silence, dscomfit overthrow, conquer,
and cruelty crush a political opponent, call him
RADICAL; and if that does not at once finish
him. exterminate him, rout him, coniound him,
and dumbfOund him. then call him FANATIC
If neither OF these precious trisyliables proves
potent, the subject may be considered eplthet'
proof, and LEFT 70 his abOminable devices. lie
NAV then be written down n LUNATIC, and
considered as beyond all the persuasive and as
sunsiye powers OF the benevolent. We notice
that ready writer ia Richmond, ID. II. Lou
don BY name, has recently sent to The London
Times, what the said Times by reason OF most
unimely capture aud coDfscatIon, has not 70.
ceived, viz; long and most philosophical let
/ ter, demonstrating that Messrs. Seward, Hale,
/ Wade and Wendell Phillips are malicious,
Ignorant" and "ambitious" men, whose OBJ
lect las been and is, not to benefit the poor
negro. 1t is odd, by the way, that the most
obstinate proslayery writers always "a!
"the poor negro" and are always asserting
that he is unconmonly well of.-What does
| tho astlte reader, who is now informed what
the object of these villains is not, suppose that
it really isf We tremble as we write H. Ii
is "to deluge the COUNT; IL blood There is
not the specter OF any other motive. Blood
blood blood-nothing else can satisfy these
radical ogres
Dead or five. they must have some"
1t is MT pretended that they drink it, or
bathe in it, or boil it into buildings, this blood
for which they do 50 hg5gor aud thrst-it
isn't shown that they have any interest in this
food of phlebotOmy--it is Mt minated that in
their private habits these mysterious gentlemen
ere in the least cOphagous-.hoy may be
malicious and Ignorant and ambitious, a"
)ut why should they deuge tho country in
blood We demand reason for this
sangninsry phenomenon Further South, if it
were manifested, we could understand it. Bull
Run Russell relates that, in the course of his
meanderiDgs, he came to a shareholders city,
where, as he was informed by highly intel
gcnt and respectable murderer, the assassna-
tons averaged one week throughout the year.
This strikes us as something nearer a deluge
of blood than any red shower proposed even b,
Mr. Wendell Phillips. If there were not Radicals
even in that Conservative community, then it
cannot be considered as going to the root of
la xab. f,t. .pf piat
by making plumbeous deposit in his leshly
chest. Ifa Conservative were 30 treated by sOns
patriarch with whom he had the misfortune TO
disagree, We are inclined TO believe that be
would consider the abandonment of logic for
lead as a Radical and Fanatical proceeding.
We can understand. however, why the Slave.
holder should be a Fanatic IN the Fine Art OF
Murder. Where Human Lie IS bought and sold,
and Man is made Commodity, like boevos or
other beasts, tho animal propensitlcs are, OF
course, predominant, and animal habits assert
their sway. No tiger in his jungle has less
control over his passions than the Lord
of tho Plantation accustomed TO the salts
AUCTIONS Of hogging and the delights of
torture. Some of our readers may have
seen specimen of this class in lofty
condition of wrath. gnashing aud grinding his
teeth and achieving miracles Of blasphcmy be.
tween tho paroXysms of bis broathlessncss.
Really If the country must be "deluged in
1 bleed, i:at thi. tho man for tho general
sanguifcatoD, and not mild senators. nor
feeble closet philanthrOpsts This Rebel in his
rage is tho Radical-tbis Fierce Patriarch,
painting to run a muck, is the Fanatic-ths
victim of hs own ebuent fcrocty is the
Lunatic. lilo has something to gan by his
cruelty or his crazlnoss. lilo has his man to
Kill. Ito la, hs refractory "nigser" 20 sub