New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03

second lnsurrection What does prudence require "a
be done that the South may be incapable Of doing mis-
chief with the same ease In futuref"
As soon as the enemy lays down lis arms. shau We
admit him. without conditions, 10 our Congreshona
councils give him vote in framing our laws see Din
ally himself with overy dsafeotod member from 'h'
North suffer HIM with their aid TO override the entire
legislation Of the Last two years, permit him to dssf
us by voting down all military and naval appropriations
install him as Judge in bic own and cit quietly by
while he rescinds The Emancipation Proclamation. 70
pcas the ConGscstion act repays himself for a sH'et
lost during the psurrocon perhaps repudatcs the na
tional debt or- to carry tho last measure lew ,o'
shonIa ho locl ,ngcoppromisc tho matter by adding
to the debt incurred for tho OF pupno
to tvevo or ftc.u hundred millions spent In irult
less ATTEMPT to overthrow III Shall we adop' is Us ou'
rov, 1.-Two do 1t viii be the first time so Stupendous
oioce of national folly was enacted sinco the
| world began.
The extent fthat folly ard Its practical consequences
will be better appreciated by gancne at fow figures
II nil the vacant seats IN Congress are suffered to be
filled without conditions there II be- in the House. 90
Slave State votes to l42 Frec-S,ae votes and In the
Senate 30 Slaye-Staie votes 10 81 FrceState votes
Y.es,.,sve Northern votes siding With the South in
80
the Senate would give her majority in both branches
The command Of the Senate alone by aid Of three Nor
thorn votes would enable the South TO arrest al eGis
ation; to delay for example, all supplies, whether Tor
civil or military purposes.
desire you do. to see the vacant chairs IN Con
grcss fcd DEERE TO them filed. as yoh have ca
pressed H. BY those "who may be- consiluiionay sent
there" desire Of the earliest moment consistent with
the public safety revived, IN favor " the people
Of the South those constitutional privileges which they
legally forfeited hy leSying war against their ana 'uf
Government. Bu. / call 10 mind Nitols wise sug
geston aud De ToccQucvcs sage warning. am uh'
willing 10 see the nation duped for the sake oi peace
am unwilling admit 70 our councils Insurgents py
" hose act the land has been deluged with blood. uni
they shall have been rendered incapable oi dong mis-
chief with tie same in utnre." For tie yer! sake
OK peace / am unwilling to assent TO peace which VIII
DO the prolific parent of future wars
Few among US really desire so hollow peace NC
f, the matter 10 the bottom. the diversity o opinion NJ
10 our future policy Is. In one sense much less fadioe
than on tie surface it appears II men diieT as TO the
conditions under which The insurgents sa TO restored
10 their forfeited hts IL is not ms general rule Do
cause On man dcsires perpoiuiiy All bot Tie
erossly ignorant know that vsnr protraclcd hrvush
long years pcrpetuay recurring in'u'es rnin 10 m
interests public and private political and commercial
Mos, strongly feel that our country descsed and
demoralized by fiftron or swcniJ years civil war
would not be worth hriug H..
Ift se. 70 u. incredible tia, free from nsanit,
and having thc pubic car.i shoald express theif VII
lineuess that Da,i, and Stephens that Mason ana
Sid,n. tha, lloyd aid Cobb AID Brce.enrdse. tAai
Wise Hunter. Touhs rickcns. khstt, benjamin and
al tie other Secession caGors TO bose treason We owe
that gigantic conspiracy which has lsi hgndfods o'
Thousands Of .ves and hundreds Of inhrs oftrc1u'o
that and thoir acoonpliccs in crime uf o!
tho Sath sees II 20 elect them. and only iley III rTe
senting thcsuselycs iA.c that customary oath which
once already they have Violated should bccole again
legislators for country. and should he Gc'nrd. H.
conjunction With their synpsthnfg allies oi The NORTH,
The proper agents 10 decide by their ,oes tie terms oi
pac!fcatonf all tis 70 as Incredible lct q. not
raslv conclude that the advocates Of schemes 30 mon
strous etcr ain tho deliberate 6cnto give our country
oyes for generation 10 TO Tapins and ensFch!
They are hut the blind leading the baG They cheTbl
tho deuslon tin, ilis Republic may he reconstructed
pat free part slave eud yet remain IN rc9manerec al
peace But for hss dclus.or but ousrs d reA dis
o,od Ike burglars n. are 10 enrich theH.eve. al Tho
expense their neehbours ruin wou.d onIelar. ioi
ious for 1t l. rot except Of insigHiacshi minority,
the intention % prTpetsnte war.
The ooas.rpc,on Of The Rtprtiie pat Pr,,, tat s.'
This is Nor.hern delrsion. not Southern ductrir
Tie Southern leaders to oioarsgtted 20 bu1e n
IT, and tao holeat 10 pretend tia, they do Thcy inos
and declare II sOne Of their friends here do not wis,
caused the present nsurrocton One of Ito ros, intel
l!gent among them, selected their YIooPresident,
Alexander H. Stephens speaking for them befre vast
audience at savannah, iow days after LIS election.
publicly srid
eso Slavery ,Lc Immediate u the l,s rur.ur.
AID pIo.sut ryuou Jsferon. in hs for.os, he'd sniia
paeg thu gpon wie tho Oh Union ~ouid 'pit
Adyorting IN The ssme address to Slavery ~ having
been regarded BY the leading Revolutionary sAtesr On
to be "w1ong n principle. socially morally and rolt
icaly" lie odds: This stone. which ww rejected by
tie first builderp is become ts chief sone u tho corner
in our new edihce."
Additions 10 the new ed1cc he tolcratos. certain
coDditOns Speaking OF Gocessions from tie States Of
the old Union he says they be received upon no
such principle Of frecorsrreos Is now spokoh o. bui
upon reorSani;atoa ard new assimilation. And lest
this should 10; sufficiently explain hs idoa In alndag
TO the probability tia. the great staiee of the North
west shall graytaie tlis way" lie declares door
Arc wide enough 10 rcooiYe them. but nor TINS! hY are
ready to ass'n.laie ~i,h Is In principle"
The terms plain enough. sou'hern politicians re-
oognlze what you recognized long Ggoibe rryTcsaibio
conflict between the Slave labor pysin Of tic South and
tho free labor system Of tho North. The, porotiyo
what you perceived tlat nation ultimately t. avoid
civ war. must bo all FREQ or all faye. They All per
nit no additions 70 the Confedcracy except on the bans
Of its oornerstono-negro Slavery. They VIII receive
no accessons Of States that do not assate their inst
tutons 10 those Of the ediice States desiring 10
Join them shall in admitting Slavery or not at all
Such States must agree TO Chef usoe 1aney oion
that there 10 mo difference between property In slave
and other property" therefore, that the owner Of