New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
Eet,cr OF rTr. spercc. ihc Rebel Agent 30
r.lc London Times.

That the loss Of Charleston, it it happen, will
hc very heavy blow 10 the south no one VIII dispute
u viii almost be veichfy blow a. that WHEN b,el
Tie Northern rebels" when NewYork, after an iens'
iniuols aitempf ~ defense fen into our hands IN ihe
Revolutionary War Bu, /. is blow that VIII not to'
ry but ycrvc and ombiitcr the people Of South Zero
Ina Cen uv one doubt the clco; 0f the Tumorco ap'
pointncn; of q Buter to Iule over them Ihey Sho"
hat il was not until after their city was taken by US
.hai Sumter and Merton ald victory went u'e
70 their side. The fcdcTas throughout tie war Laff
alortcd and carried ont tie principles AID conduct ior
WI icl they dcuouucc the memory ~ george Ill ia
which Toy AcN " 10 soon III thc!r DecAi''oh o. IL
ie any one refer 20 that document End le VII find
that The principles t alpoVts are iofc winch acLhtt
The southern people tAc rights i declares aic o. sc
which hoy claim. tie conduct Il Genouncos - ilai
which the fcdorals hnve plrsud d; aad I'll lie succcs
they hayc aceyef what io they ~len co'npA,'9 " "A
ours when .ot only Charleston. but ,liaL IillA
Jelriia aud EoW .N0.k were taken. and Washington,
ar severe defeats Lad lg' band oi slocc. and tat
icrcl men around him The position al ifc south TO-.
day is indeed ma nilceni Wlcn compared w'iA ila o.
those Ieicls' ai the end of Ike term Of war bic
sncCcFs in the end remain with those WHO took The l,f
or with those who lost tlem' H!sol! rep ifs li'eh
lTluCc thcu sicQpgc in aid declc nc oN'il I'D It"t
of Rebel iugepcldcnce She my DO tie same ilinc
acon. Size stole march uuou as iAe-, anu too j.
quite as able 90 Cutw!l ous diplomacy.
!. may Bee WCl 10 receive With c.uion TIE anuoltce'
mont that Confederate Government lad icsoltd 90
= or. ard r. TIC negroes. alllonfh d Is stated 80
S.lthc.n lapc,s contain pocl-Haion 10 iAIt ,I,,i.
.ch uTc Coi.d only DC elillcl ctt tActsh tAc
Legislature D tie Tct lc-ige states. iri as i-At a.
NIrruia bad been summon ~ % special session 70 j.
posshlc that u I DO really b. i1T tAs purpose Look
ug from O. humane point ~ view. y VI II be Q pAate
nr hat anothc- race s % b. dragged iioihe uiasI
ofihs destruction 81 human LIE But history vi Dni
al 90 record Ga Whose lead lcs tie gait The 4co-
President e. tho Ccni.l Tlcy 1iitu pied % ili wal
nrtog % an orrand o. mercy. II " unu rsiood iat
pr. @! is r1lsson w-s g. point ont iAc eohse4A'hca
fiat must sU from lt pIac'iccs of toe Fcdciais iI
burning uraeferdcd towns and from the 90 which
thcy wiie putting The negro. These advances w
scolnfuny rejected. ard the statement nov iAl@'
!. .f- a. HI HHaIN
There are ODDS agaAsl Which rcu loff iclr patience
and Il was enough 10 be attacked by ALorcals lTaf'
men and Germans, without adllne negiocs 10 TIC hs
And u tsAoll4 prove t-"i i-is eecla'a A.s Aoi ~
iocu formed 10 clTLO' Dc doubted t.l u NlD p. iiLtA
Whenever deemed 20 De LteeesaIy 1hffe cen 10 70
difficulty u ouipylrg and adding % tie AMY negro
40rce sufficient 70 turn tie scale against tie iltaC D.
And there are other considerations. ilcfc are those
who considered Lat southern people had good night
70 eaaE 9r = .Hncgic' On winch az AusIican loi.y
p-,f.,.o. 10 b. basco-wno regarded lAe attempt to
co.ce them by Grc and sword 70 return 20 Voini1ry
u....csshp as an uiqulous attempt hu. VITO set df
icleC entirely Lom southern ylc~a on slavery. Al
slCa VIII hail these tfiags with satisfaction ana WIZ
hone Experienced s,atcsmCr, Like those ~ Richmond
W never take SO grave resolution without counting
o the consequences. No one indeed could fail 20 da'
the probable erect on the whole question 81 Shf
orv Whoever iakce this step has cgossed Tie kub!cot
: 5ni must be psepried 20 go rg, " 70 ile end
Tho great rnjory Of the southern people beleve IN
iie 'ura fitness Of Slavery aG sincerely a. our 4e!o
aid when we were slave owners as slActrci ~ ~! te
most polished nations Of ancient or modeTn tAts-'tc
Hebrew. tlc GIceA, 49, IAollr. tc IeLc, iAe DN1l
the English, all Of whom were slayc.OWnefs. lie
SoutLerncIs have perhaps o. much rgi - tle.r o"
oulnors Oh Their own snil shOuld have chiined IN
our own case lne las been fatal 10 The system DO ~
the cases named viii u tie day came wAcb AGhi
broke in upon rs tie most ancient and universal %.
human errors. that light Travelled onward ana hh
Il reached them one by ore France. Holland sweden
Russia have yielded % rs influence. The day Wn7
coming when through Tie fallen barrier q tue lnion
. would find rs entrance into Tie south. aid roll bnc
the dark cloud thai oyciehadoWed Il. That this woril
follow ns tie inevitable result q independence and
dircc. contact rnd communion with The thou0it and
sentiment Of Europe tose only cCa not soc 20 Ho-d
hot sCc it, j. possible that sI shorter road IiA.
/ b. cut amid The cXIgCncic8 OF war
II this should happen there viii be no lyIoclucai
pTetcuse Of virtue. The SOuthcIHCE l'.ct,s slavery
10 be right a. we used to DO and however cfOlrolf,
he holds il % be essential 10 .ho psos ty 81 the coun'
try IN iis extinction he would 20 the time gee nothing
but sacrifice of property and Resources unoqnhleG Al.
! he history g. human auars. But once clearly con.
yiucod that ls country required the sacrifice he VIII
mike IT, II 10 Dc cAoce whether 20 abandon slavery
or INDEPENDENCE, lie win make no unworthy choice.
There is no human feeling iIIcsailhle and ~ en-.
ac iny Il tHal which sWCl5 Ia Tie breasts Of brave
mca when received 10 be free All thoughts OF prop.
cts, of ease. of safety. even strong love Of o and
dfrp tics e. lection east behind. and through pain
and iDss ad hardship presses onward 10 It's goal. We
soc bat handful o Poles have done with 10 other IN
ipii iti0n t.an this. When such sprIt moves the
Whole Dod q pow Crfui nation there Is 10 cord 1t VIII
u0. snap a. .llfr.