New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

Correspondence Of In- y. J. Ihoune
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Correspondence Of In- y. !. tribune
AiEASY, Feb. 10. 1868.
!acosal send coy Of a series Of resolutions in.
trodaced by JUd g l. " OF tbs Senate a. an intro
tucon 70 nis speech GA the Governors he-sage,
ana taking ifsue with the Governor as 10 the caaees
Of The war. These resolutions have an important
bearing on the question ~ 10 how the Rebellion
should 30 trea'ed. They accord substantially with
lie views Of Gea Butler, as cXprer.ed ia the speech
made by hlmat Lowell.
Ia the adm -abe speech Of Judge Low, following
tie introduction Of there r1sout,oIs aui tuttAining
them in op1ostiou to the Governors theory as to
lie cases OF the war, the Senator completely de-
Eoiisdes tie assumption tuat the Rebellion origin
a,ed through any fault Of the North. On The con.
trary he SHOWS clearly by reclt Is from the records
Of treason, tht r coIrprators plotted The treHSOu
yells ago, in order 10 eel td o. tie democratic
rIlC lr il Southern political institutions. Tue NJ
yumelits OF tire } udye we're 20 convincing ami uu.
gus.crabie ID 10 Se0atOr dared 20 tske issue. Re
rubh csns us we'll a. Democrats seemed surprised at
tnis Ia. ~ phase Of the Atrocities o. lie Rebellion,
and many riOJd asba-t al the picture drawn from
iis ls dc view Of the southern consp. piracy. Only
icy Senatorial votes veutdred 10 lisp negative on
tie pss age Of tie resOlnn jus.
IGls il tho fret declaration eInauHiiug from "A
LEGISLATIVE body ga, embraces tDe true theory oil lbe
kebrlI.B. IAese resolutions aud Tie speech Of
Jude Low, cOutain tue ye:y Information which the
lubic need. Ioey 90 ~ the foundation Of IN, col
siracg and disclose Us secret uOtlveB. While they
bare tie atroc.tY Oi the secret impslling moives
na led tie traitors into rebellion, Lhoy sweep away
me N.ise pretenfes tutt have been employed 10 de-
llde 70 much Of tue nOn-slavehCidlng population
Smith aud 10 many vi our cJuDtrymeu OF the North
WhO VI Us supposed al the commencement oi this
Gar thai The bplIits who inuIyuiat'd the rebc llOn
ozye intent on ovethrowing Democracy ia the Soulful
I,bo. al The be- iDniug vi the war, supposed That
these traitors were 10 alliance with the despOildus
-. Fotope 10 PROSTATE The cherished nights Of the
ma.ses u our own native born feiiow-ciM;n6 81 the
Soutal Wen might We exclaim-oLvery indeed
tIOu art = monster.
Ne oagh, TO feel proud that these resolutions arc
forth the Legislature OF tue grea. STATE Of
New.Y0rk. Win what JOY Will they ihni the
hearts OF the loyal UDlOnists OF the SCUM; and
with what etstncy Will they be hailed is the har.
biu2er Of sympathy aud devotion If the great
Nortl " their cause. TDe down-trodden masses Of
the South may now Gay: i" Heaven be pralS G--we
'avo more friends in the North than The raItors'
Whe'ea' The political innusnce now controlling the Re.
oeoh nave oehn.d s motives aud poe tons 10y
og tls' oia'eTy AID Democracy are Incompatible" aid
. s ore eeons4Iie o. az isn. aid. W4efa'
origioated IN conspirey sganst tbo punc.pls Of ice
sosstnnss a .. esn't tne national unity therefore
heo'sa AZ bo sense oi ibis Legislature that IL has
question lor Tue American people az We, a. ar me v
Cat-s OF hOtfA gosofninoIt
shall perisn or Tue principles Of ires so,r,
thrown AID prOstfs,ed. "' W o'ei'
hstIite0, That Tree government In the son,h b., ,
ceased exist previous 20 the iGsugu stiou Of
la, "a the rXecrable pei afaOn Tor rebellion cv,i
had been sIicken down. publlc opinion had h,ca
resu Of regulation b. that the snage mont nj 49,, I
cid-nts Of tlst rebellion b. been oontuusli. -, ~
execrable system OF coe..Dn iusuguatst by
traitors who had long plotted tho overthrow ire.
inent IN the south.
Re.re4 Thai the Consuf N OF tho United S,st.s gu,,
uuts,s ~ the people of al e. es free republican severn.
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