New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12

tor administered lis meiicige The fiddler drew his
hov The dncArs baiancei in The cotiliOn; the arti
s,n welded bis hammer the scholar poured over
his volumes, and the ma'benl.i cian solved lis
rroblep, an0 probably, though That IL not ccrslu,
The reformed Free Sellers abused the Aboi Inists,
and the Know -Nothiugs were engaged in the reor.
ganiystion of The Democratic party. TIe poor e'rl
Ia vain endeayored TO induce them 10 return % the
box again. She mads speech 90 iheIL--cal ed
them her FRIrNDs, ard Exploded them 10 MUM
but they were bent upon their own ENJOYMENT ra'h'f
than hers ana laughed all her efforts aud emit e.iIes
10 scOrG; and scattering Ear aud near spioad over
tie whole face Of Tie earth, and were gone ceyonG
Ter inhaeuce and control forever. Now, as we rave
already SEEM The outbreak in New-fork crlgiha'eu
WITH politicians, acting upon ana ipnamih4 an1 g.
couragng tue very w0rst elements that ever u.snS
ued society--thieyes, rgfians, and Gu -'nrTa'si
bawds, pimps, and burglars; house-hreaeers
and murdereIs assssins, and the se"Ipsr
and sknmings OF loaierdom, after the ma 9si
Aetable lazaTori had been slbstracled. no
contrivcrs anc leaders who opened tue Do
and turned loose these ohscontinss 81 - of
them 10 rct politically pretended furthersnce VI
a great conservative NOV ment--to damn LhoOI"
and his administration, 20 hufra Tor the'r
20 clamor for the Constitution and Ls"NIoi ne
speeches and the wrongs OF Nalsndighh'n "pu 'he'
southern brethren, while they, the managers, "ou"
ian ,bs a,ms 10 madness and ii tie true copper
bead virus TO the popular fury by desoan'ing upon
the bardshlns and expressions OF legal RESTRAINTS
until they might DEFY the power OF the VoV"h"e"
and optnly assist the Rebellion. But no sooner mac
the outbreak commenced than, as M the legend
each interest entered upon Its own work, more lit
tent on personal gum than on /" post ponlng the
DRAFT the thieves and robbers were wiihng'to act
politically with the great conservative party !
aud advance the interests Of their leaders, and
vindicate the Constitution, after they had
for season looked to their own interests
and robbed ana sacked stores aud houses,
aud carried home the spoil, but not before.
They had been accustomed, from supposed cruel
necessity to steal and rob in darkness and secrecy
and they Lot disposed 10 ~ lar neglect their
own material interests as to let an occasion pass
which permitted them to steal IN open day, FROM the
chocsst assortmenis, with Governors and Judses
standing by prooiaming their friendship merely TO
ADVANCE the political fOrtunesoi OF crs or TO support
the Constitution House.breakGg and burning
" ere necessary TO successful theft and robbery, anu
hence the voiires Of burglary and arson were pri
nary engaged In Their respective avocations. Theft
frrt and politics Iferward was their mottol Those
W no had beeu taught by their conservative leaders
that il would disgrace white men II negroes were ac-
cepted az soldiers, aud taught 100, that 1t would be
unjust and aggressive for white msn to be drafted
mo the service sought 70 solve the problem by
drring every negro Ibey could find, old or young,
male or female; while others, determined TO give
pr ctical proofs Oi their conservatism and Of their
devotion TO tae Constitution aud Laws burned and
demolished an Orphan Asylum, erected By the in
Of otherwise homeless children. In short, this
"movement Of the people" WAS "housc divided
against itse and for that reason II failed 10 stand
Ii was set on foot by political leaders, primarily IN
aid their fortunes and 10 encourage the rebellion; IT
Wa prosecuted by most Of their followers to gather
supli hes FOR themselves, aud tie MATERIAL proved
psramoun, over the POLITICAL interests; and hence
while il brought rich rewards 10 It's RANK AND FiLE
il WAS a barren victory to the "coANAsDIRsIs
CHEZ" II was great success 70 all but those who
.ot 1t up by two yesls' cainor sgAnst Government
usurpation, and apology Tor rebellion--dsnouncine
everything Ne unconstitutional except JET. Dayits
rebellion and Copperhead pOluos. IL was
tb. Carnival Of thieves hungry lOafer in NeRl's
Charcoal Sketches 1. made to long for the time 70
come when rCest PKG would run about with knives
and forks stuck ia their backs, waiting Tor some one
10 eat them, aud when Governors and Judges al.
tend such mob gatherings, and proclaifn, ~ tie top
of their voices their Friendship. and tender PROMISES
OF rhai they will do officially, the for run
ming living pigs win knives AID forks IN their
backs, ought not 10 be tar oil. Governor SeymJur
seems 20 have made pos lonement Of the drG.I sn
issue with TIE General Government, and Is SAID 10
have predicted, that it was not postponed ali the
Irish chamber and kitchen maids would turn inoon-
daries and burn the city. do not bsieve tho pub
lie either cisTust the chamber maids or favor tho
postponemoni. But, Whatever tbese gentle maids
NAV do to others, 81 We cannot spare our worthy
Governor ia such times Ia these, ihrLoRr them N
NV YRIYSps, no; 10 Ky vioieut hands Ola the Com
uauder.inC Chief burn his lodgings for, according
10 high authority, 70 bitter 10 marry than T. burn
Gov, Seymour has not unfrequeptiy reminded ths
pubLc that he had taken an oath OF rare solcmnity
70 "lxEcU1E rHr LAWS" Taat oath he has now
fulfilled, u not before. he has certainly "ExrcU-
TED THE LAw:' upon this OCCASION, for he has lite
rally crucifed them between thieves. Although
this murdsrous and lh,oviDg outbreak will not prove
available Sc Comprehend capital, the Rebels, with
savage .erocty, already eloat over what they term
tho "blocd-soaksd ashes 0; cur commercial RE.
trOpolis, aud France and England, anxious 70 aid
The Rebellion against our Government by ell tie
means 10 their power, will probably recognize"
the New-York mob ~ belhserent power" 1hsy
can do 90 with de much propneIy at they recognized
the Rebellion such; aud II they DO not " KEcoo-
sIZE" il ~ Government, that prince Of charataus,
Louis Napoleon, aud the knAyes and tools Of tie
Brish Parliament ought at least 10 take the matter
into confederation