New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

PASSIONATE PICTORIAL.
tn, illustrated London NCrs beside the pretty
wood-cut. which il presents 10 it, readers. Tor
grftiug The moyim that cobhlcr should stick
Ia Dbl. Last. has . bad habit of lecturing loi,ily
about political Affairs, especially Of the lorcign
variety. Upon the ?2d ult., \. D., 1868 i an
dcrtook discourse upon American aiiain. hnt
q, il evidently dashed itself into choking rage
before beginning. its utteranccs were very iai
from coherent. The people Of the North are
''pa -ionatcly unreasonable Are "blinded 10
The consequences Of the struggle have incur
-,d ~ mountain Of dcbi'-hayc suffered 'na-
uoual bankruptcy have organized "a stand
ing army. which will. of necessity, tramplr otii
lis liberties" aud arr now suffering under thai
"mayimizcd form of government which Is but
an"ihcr name for dc-potsm." our prudent
statesmen have become infatuated by the
nr9nc.s Of the crowd. The voice 81 Reason
ha. been silcnccd. Tho sword is made the 'r-
bitter oi questions which no sword can decide
--l;u' this will do for ingmcntary quotation
We iniond 10 prcscnt our readers, before We
have done. with o solid chunk Of extreme rich
u-,.. If II BE- "pass ionatcly unreasonable" 70
stand firmly for the Fundamental law of the
laDd--if the consequence Of The struggle are
60 %, considered, hen that struggle ir for law,
Justice and ordor-if debt is 10 be- avoided. when
only bv liberal u.c of The public credit Can tho
national ,yi-icrce be- mnin,ainod--if a great
debt. thongh moi yet 20 great, By ihrcc-iourih.'
90. that Of England ncccssitntc~ annrchy-it
volunteers. or concnpf. who, being called
,hcrdully respond. can hc 'ard 10 constitute 80
tending amy'-if our sOh.crf. drawn from MI
cla.-c md condition. Of men, mn.t, ofnecc i'Y,
"trinpl. ont" their own "libcr'lc,"-ihrn
Iloasen and Tie Wafrsid London Nur, have
mere, upon H., miserable offenders # W. IRE
already suffering under 80 despo,.n," are we
rot DE- most fortunate of sufferer, since 40
citizen here suspects h. own agonirs or b. con-
,c'ou- or hi own iortuus' For "a mnEimlYcd
form of Government" ours is certainly still
very mild one. Our "crowd " was "mad" the
Other day. or rather the basc-t and most irrr-
pou-il'c portion of it--sut has n not already
been persuaded 10 return to the form, and
show. nj least. Of reason WHEN Rebellion
ln- Hs bcUial head. what arher h.
left between the true and fa,c, The men who
respect oaihs, and ihc men WHO break them,
hr, the ,wordl There n alwaye a mortal quar-
rel between loyalty and lies. Upon 'hn' quar-
rel Sc have entered. We had no choice. II
& 80,
affair ofiasie, it Was not a point upon which we
had time 20 consult The writers for He London
newspapers. We had been robbed of our
were the innocent parties 10
broken bargair-we were n Government dcficd
by il, own citizens sworn 10 Us maintenance
forcycr-sworn without reservation, aud pledged
81 ,olcmnly that IN honorable withdrawal from
the oontrac, wa impossible. Writers Ike this
one ia The picure-paPcr are AZ ignorant rs pos
siblc oi the nalurc Of our political relations 10
ihe Seeded STATES The Union never was, and
never wa intended 10 he mere cOpartncrship.
The question was discussed at length in the
Convention which framed the Constitutions aud
when that instrument was adopted, it was uni
vcrsalIy understood to be an irTcpcalablc com
pact. which neither party was 10 be a, liberty
upon any prctcnsc whatever to abrogatc.
But we are getting Serious when our ONLY
business at present is 10 display the folly Of get
ting into passion. That We may do this the
more cncctualy We will now present TO the
reader the extract above promised, which We
trust will be read with modified fear and trcmb.
ling. 1t is long, but il will repay pcrusal, and
il is as follows;
but while the North Ias donc little nothing TO end tho
war IL has done mach end ita liberty. The Govern
mcnt established by George Washington has ceased 10 exist
The Constitution founded by the Fathers THE H. public has
beer ubroguted the plea OF military necessity aud
esnin be restored br buchanan tho last Prcsidout Of
he Uned States MI Lincoln Is the President " scogap
zeal division sud Of sectional party oven f. that Martial
law prevail cyev,nc.r ,Ac Z. " re"-.1A ~" J.F.. |