New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

ALL i At1OOANAt Nh " ASA> =
voidabc rin-thlt could not believe in the existence
Of any moral benefits of sniedc. was then told, by
way of further renonsrancc that il purely Deno
cratic moyement-tha the election Of hir Lincoln ief'
no hope Of the Democratic party retaining political
power except in separate independent Southern organ
izaton Aud Us the Rebel organization progressed.
wus pointed by the same class of to the significant
fact that almost every Office important or otherwise
was bestowed upon Democrats 1 was further told
that the republican form Of government had
been proved lilgr. and .hat a strong
ocntrazing Government, with slavery as Us ruling
basis wac 10 be formed. asked them this question
Suppose. for argument sake. you are right the kind
of Government you propose to establish makes all the
respocable civilized Governments ofcarth your ayowcd
enemies You can have no real friend among them;
how then can YOU hope to succeed inasmuch a you
mus, conquer the powerful Government from which you
seek 10 withdraw Mark the answer! And II was
given by those authorized TO speak: First We expect
onadently moral and material aid from England ana
France; but our allimportant and alpoweiiG hid VIII
be received from the Southern Rsks ring OF the Dfmo'
cratic party North" How. and In what wayf bs
creating dlssensions and divisions in the North by DIS
couraginc voluntary cnlisments. and, when dram Is
ordered by encouraging resistance and deseron; ana
with These valuable auxilares we shall be enabled. by
rapid concentration OF forces, TO conquer ana de-
stroy their armies asked them what future connec'
ton they proposed TO establish with this Southern RsA"
via4 Of the Democratic party Northf The reply was
that all who were worth anythng would como South
during or at the close Of the warthe balance might 80
TO HI"
How must Northern men feel who have been acting
fayorably 70 the Rebellion when they know the follow
ing Rebel opinion their ruling motive All there
is no danger but that will have friends enough
among Northern Democ rats-ther attachment to rAhTf
is so strong that they viii overlook principle for tie
time"
| Coppcrhcad Democrat let me speak single word
in your most private II yon rally desire the sue
Of the Rebellion then you are. in one sense con
| sistent You have the power-not risA-at your own
peril to 60 ahead You are Rebd. But II there be
honest desire in your heart that our noble republican
form Of government shall BE- maintained and transmitted
holy legacy 10 children FOR generations TO come
then your conduct 10 most frghtfrlly wrong-frslpl
because Of the consequences 10 yourself and to others
Nv she'd bitter tears
while scanning the contents Of certain newspapers
secretly brough. through tic lines to them Democrats
as large Numbers Of wero could scarcely realize
the fact that In the great States Of the North tlere were
men lending important aid 10 fierce opprcsscrs TO
hind more firmly around Us the ohais o! ulrelolng
oppression and despoisn Are you In favor Of the use
Of bloodhounds in hunting and running down southern
conscripts ,-mea whose bosons were 70 full Of loyalty
/ 20 tie Government now protecting and blessing you
TIA, they fed 10 the mountains TO avoid being forced
into position Of open hostility 10 the glorious banner
TO love and respect which had been the teaching Of their
life
II You are not IN favor Of such horrid ornoos. i'm
pore you 10 give did longer TO those who practice
them. have heard sooeso:isis detail tie mode OF
hunting Union men viii such hoands. have Travelled
over the hills measured In the chase and have talked
With men who have been frightened By but eladod H.
Such inlumAny Ia bad enogghi but an ecnfifained
20 think no ror, Of the hloodhounds and Their Tebl
keeper, than Il The ia tie great Ff@ NoriA who
viii per-isienty AlD nePscs on.
| IL tennessee We knew within three day, after Val
landiyham. arrival that k went directly TO tho head
quarters Of Gov. Rebel Harris. and vas clo'eied with
him for two dAys-,hsi he esteemed ~ Rebels a.
hnd md valued frilri. but that j. as arranged
that the great prlle rye wa 70 Gee M pr.io-sr %
rdr. We Anew. too tAAi NJ. 'sllsi fisi 'in loo -
proceed Oh 10 Richmoud rni iron thence run the block
ads At SON. suitable point and so and take BIS rana
under tie Ia. Of tie Biilsh lion 10 mnnsEe The ON"
canvass. You VIII h"t thch "'h1'i WV" ''' -
that Ha,; Tcnrosseans ,et deep an in'ereii II ii
Ohio Eloc,loa a. Odd tie Oh!oais thcmfelrcs.
In oonclu,ion. lc, re ask the Frcencn Of New YORK
10 think deeply and sobery before they ca' heir bal
lois on tie u Il November. az here stranger.
Oh private bufness and unknown 20 your political
lrador, bat anoE 70 spoak FOR tie loyal people 81
The Border States and the south and sAy TO Jou tthi
Il ,oar vote shall sas,sn ihe Administration then you
act &. our friends but u You vote otherwise you stab
"a, you bleed Is Jon blister with "ofse Than ten
uorai DEATH An EAST TLSygssEis.
| A.igr House, Oct 70. licl