New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19

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West had begun the with an impatient longing 70
"put this thing through" Month after month passed,
and stu she saw no break In the cloud and the umidy
worshpped ibis together with the constant for
long PERIOD did more than all other things together TO
chill the best blood Of the country 10 silence the stoutest
champions Of the Administration and to carry in many
parts Of the West the elections OF 1862 for that section
Of the Democratic party earnestly bent the sernest
STRENGTH OF TIE WEST.
Sho has certain qualities on the other hand before
which these things will as certainly go down the dry
prairie grass goes down before fire. First Of ALL and
deepest of all is the feeling OF loyalty 70 the Union
This 20 the Western Is passion like nothing else
20 nearly the love Of man for his wife and children
and home. The Unon-the country one and indivisblc
Whether North or South PREVAILS the one thing that
the nan who least Of all for the hoer issues Of the
struggle is ready fight for. This brought larger
proportion Of recruits to the national standard from
Soutlern than from Northern Illinois, with far lower
and more imperfect system Of bounty organization. Then
there is the man Of broader and deeper mind educated
that now at last has come TIC great OF
despotism with democracy, Who can comprehend the
difference between the sweep and purpose Of the New
England and the South Carolina cyilizationf Who
knows that If the South can make her point gcod inc
trrbid slime If the bayous viii Instantly begin TO back
up toward the Falls of St Anthony ana some nhuehce
against which he is poweress VIII take the hnest cars
out Of every corn field on the prairles
Then 70 these men, who are everywhere ana IN vast
Numbers may add those that fight not only Tor the
salvation Of the country but for the salvation OF race
These Of two classes. A very great NUMBER VINO
went into the war with intense prosavery feelings ana
hatred to the negro hopefully converted, and "r'e
home 10 their renes that this war can never be ended
until Slavery is clean ped out Of exstenee" and be-
side them. those to whom justice TO the slave Is rst
principle Of al regionthe restless radical, nnfing
advocates justice the great measure Of public
safety which is to give direction 10 the bullet and In
cision to the sabcr
All these clements Of loyalty immensely heartened
and strengthened by the late successes In the South
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thing after the restoration Of the Union that was
suoh point Of pride with the West end no one TIM
that could give greatsr satsaeion or De OF greater I'M
poriance just This, with the glorious day OF Get
ysburg the spirit stirring so strongly IN missouri ana
kertucky-in a word. the success Of success"
given tone 20 the public feeling and purpose to which
IL had been tor months stranger. he evident pur-
pose If the Executive 10 DO ihass sus ezacy me NJ
lure and ,pir " the West; the more resoi.e ava re-
gd OF the ibis the Cabinet can be- the more entirely
the West as a whole will be suited The bLspLenil. 5
uttered against New England 90 10 no CcI ITO iht
W.st.ra nnture. They the utieIances OF democrat
} lied Yankees known and read Of all men. Inc "est
has Ter noble Qustes. which She Is By no mean. ds
posed keep IN The shode but she has hot no" 70 '
that New England the brain Of the nations ana enc
viii no more cut of New IslaId 10 save the kepuic
tLnn "A man would cut off lis head 70 save his e. Sc
duci,e offers Of alliance have been sent mp from the
southern leaders II the North West would cut ioOse
from her natsna moor.ngs and rail into The ,ohi'd'
ef,ey II /, not too much to SAY that 10 sensible man
ever gave such offer second thought Ihe west j,
bound the East and 10 the SOUTH not only b! na-
4 t.,uAl. but ~ CtuiAAtt sAlhLe''
From an able paper entitled "A Month oil We
tory and Its Results, take the following graphic
Paragraphs on the consequences oi the Union cue
cess ~ Gettysburg.
II s not easy for realize even now the greatness
and mmnency 81 the peril from which We were saved
AZ sburg b, tie Tcyul. 81 Longsirect column on
friday afternoon tie 81 Of July. To meet this crisis.
or grand ciimac'erc Of the gigantic struggle several
things coucurrcd II by special directing 81 hl-htr
Power turning What might have been the most ter nc
disaster into glorious dcilyerance. RAPID HaTch Oh
larce nrtv-e.tlatsd at from eighty 20 ahuncf'd ana
twelve thousand sklfally ordered that tlc n'
yadug los suddenly found itst couirolsed III G'ls
60. tha 4 supposed hundred and my mile "a"
our iepuise IA the nrst days CONNECT smSH uIo'c u
aray Uack upon position where an attack became Ne
c,frs and whore defense wss possible "a mon Athsi
wcsred and foot with tie exhausing march the
spgacify rAi and patience of the chief upon whom 80
fearful re- possibility had been thrust literally without
an hours notice. the accidental false rmcr thai
enherned the mcn and echoed three hours ioig Ia
their eager shouts that roeiforceacHts we're cos. AZ
hand under tie old commander OF the Arm! q Tie io
uilac all these but. more than all. TIER patience ana
wonderful endurance under the unrclentng storm and
accumulated horrors Of bniu.-such that III one IN
Stance tie commander of battery continued 10 gave
his ordegs tie tso survivors Of his con hnd AFTER one
lex was shattered. until be Was struck fatally IL n,
breast and the only live man eit Of that company dashed
among the dsanciny enemy "a recover tie battery h
which lie brought of safc-thls wonderful endurance
resting the conviction that ON ~ hour tn destiny
tie nation Itself sinked-s IS brief sunni lrl
Of part of tho circumstances that brought about III,
orowning victory Of the war. IL vas stronger hand
and higher wisdom than ours ihat sa'oi Is on tAa
Friday afternoon
! Saved Us from what We DO not draw on the doubt
iul future the rcaoherurs fancy. when We try "a
sketch what Seemed 20 many. I'll that hoGr the proba
bic fortune Of the day Tie sketch is ALREADY drawn or
us In the eager ancipaons Of the Rebel prints boast
l before the iactin the cool calculations OF tie event
that loated over TO us during tho weeks ikat follow ed
from beyond tie seGs-in the hdcous siOr OF ouburst-
at the North. which only roeded TIE looked Tor Rebel
victory great cities into horror IKE That OF
Paris In the days II September the boodier days OF
June Philadelphia rich and generous held under foot
by an iusoent sodiorn and p!undofed 70 fgrnsh the
OF the dey aaiing war inrurIcctOn SO long man
ncd al length fragrant and defiant in the streets oil
Baltimore terms u suhjugation aud elAfs OF recoghi
On dictated by the victorious army that should stand
ready TO seize The capital and usurp before the world
the prestige of the fallen Republic foreign ministers al
ready instructed TO recognize whatever government
might b. In actual power at Washington; revolution
10 sweep the North over with blood and me- naCgurnfel
by the fury Of New York mob Ia direct cuinpieity
with the invaders and issuing in srchy and mis-
rule while the assaing column IN the est should II Il.
north Of the Ohio a conspiracy widespread steslthy
well armed Inscriptions. to force the country 10 tai
refuge from the catastrophe in the dcspotism which was
thought 80 nearly triumphant These are the results.
not conJurcd up by any heated fancy Ut safely
udctiNe after the event but conhdcp y counted on
in Richmond. and coolly spcculntod IN London by
toso 10 whom they seemed so certain that they should
appear way impossible. hardly improbable. even now.
/ The noble patriotic sentiments announced by one
of the highest literary authorities in the capital of
Ncw-England viii assuredly find al echo in the
hearts of the people, and have already received q
practical illustration in the result vi the recent
elccti ons.
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