New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08
rraNT or RECONSIDERATION.

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rHsNT on RECOSSTRytriGN.
M Washington Hunt lately addressed a
"cons-rya.iyc" meotingat Lockpoyi, n. V, in
favor of q memorial which he lad drawn up,
urging The President to revoke his Proclamation
oi Freedom, and prosecute the War for the
Union Thereafter on conservative" basis
.at is evadyo Of slavery. In hi, opening
Gov. Hun, gaze the following account of the
org l.A our present struggle:
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clso4 n.;.d o. common i4,ei,ai. all common ao.tny
Tsi and .os Boz q q rl-.-oihrs W.. terG b. w,ri, ~
Insult ro1osoh sri d'asnce M,.y 81 o. veto profoundly
lie by Witch y.t ,r8 d.,.u, e,rrlur-, q fnsr u
l thofef fe b. f-r. con s' bad p, ofs lg sri.
~ rrHa.sf 1t 'l c. wsfe nfs ned 20 ustfrs' Ell mn
ua!iy als % i'sin .,-iilen' q amos'iy ana coz
we l,,nsi GO. vafrs Wholly ia-.n'i,'oai viii ne
spirit o ffe fcler c1p-f sshvcfrve o. iir srrsi ei ~
Wis, la..a NO. .,'.oi.4e4, 'ii a,a.'fou. % i' -
n feel rs ~ sfas rfof sni Ifrsrsr f-n'iu'nf-
Of -'cIiiiy nd p's-r +-tDF ~ c'.irn 60 VIII .si
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va rr' rnf.. al wt.tr.. t-t enr-ass ~'i" n-a'a
lue loraf lia.ol. .4 De soss -a4 ~ 81 on~arI 90
Gov. y. hore c0lccals TIE fact hat Ar hinse(
wa. a,e - tho.e whose course he hero most m
Justly aTngns. lie was Member OF ne HOUSE
along with Abraham Lincoln during thc XXI
Congress. o. he bad been Throughout, The two
breeding Corglc1cl. H. coucuu1d In every
Froo-soi Anii.slayery vote gwen By Mr.. L.,
aal $40 tlill went beyond him or lvo or three
occasions. No man proclaimed more uncqniyo-
ca..y a,i constantly than Washington Hunt
tha' lo would mover orsent 20 Tho Extension q
Slavery. lie did this explicitly in letter he
wrote in i-fs giving his reasons Tor supporting
Gen. Taylor foT President. The only difference
between tie two men Ia, that Mr.. Lincoln has
acted AID gone on exactly a' he then bean,
whlc 81 Hunt LA tlrnod a short corner and
iallcn - asllins al who did no, follow his cH-
ample.
NJ Har, cgii a.y got up biz meeting to
rally party on the platform Of demanding a
revocation % tho Pr dent. Proclamation Of
Freedom Before Biz meeting assembled,
The P-e,.fcu, had met the demand in thee
Words
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tis,tri .ay snlfr tl. t- ll.i can be- bolrht O. e"
FLAT IS, q, any rate, very short, clcsg and
simple 4 child may fully understand H. Let
"a Sac Low orr Ex-Governor maAcs hcadway IN
an weungit.
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nasi-l or f,rscei -ail. 60 a. cians.as VIII sna "a
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,,e,e ~ .-- esl,-s., -i..,li r.la 10 no state.
a4li, lal .f..alse - " iie s'acfl ,.c'e'nin'n .,
as'urea 49, rfcsiie,' Poo ,maen le tie Law o. ihe
b. 10. rs 'a'. --A.- .-.e ani ''lt'i' TO a.. Nlsi
wl not BE- 4hy o. roge q" Va o'.n' anii. i.ey
,s pfep.ici 2, 'lno ~ a. -aa ceno..'h tho
Dir,. ~ .,-s'... - liberty"
piUGl, is j, mott Certainly. But when a
man Go.- lis best. what more can you ask If
there lal been nything 10 say. he would have
probably said IL, 6iuce there vas nothing hc
should have been Conien, ~ Bay nothing. But
there is Just where h.5 wisdom fails him. lie
proceeds to contend that
The Co.'l. aon g. , tic supreme law in a. Tie States.
iha, q fcce-sD ~ any - them ieFa!y void and
whaevo he Rebellion alPpIe'.ed tie southern state. VAL
return win dor Rational HFits uliaplTd AID the
feder Go,esrmeni viii have acquired .oNcss NOT con
ilrcd Is 'Ll oi,.f-i cor paet'
Suppose al that 10 be true, how does II an
swer the Presidents four lines?
The Ex-Governor undertakes to state the
views Of his opponents, and this Is the job lie
makes Of IT,
"Ofa'e has been rather fashionable TO assume thu. there
Union Ia te fcceded States wDoos fo.lng,
opinions afe entitled To- e.rd Eu' this 1.
Impression In neatly EVERY nato Of Tho south there
10 &c minority opposed to 'eco'sion.'
Where has this assumption been "rather fash
ionallel" Not On our side, certainly; for we
are in intimate relations with the Unconditional
Unionist not only Of Delaware, of Mary land, of
Missouri, Of West Virginia, but with those of
Tennessee and Louisiana AZ well, and know
them to be sternly Anti-Slavery. The great
Union Association OF New-Orleans and that Of
Nashville are ccnlcrs Of Anti-Slayery effort and
influence; the Hon. Andrew j. Hamilton Of
Texas speaks the voice Of the Unonstj Of that
important State; while Fred. Montgomery
has gono back to Mississippi to replace his old
Viehsbr,g Wig by now VicksbHrg Union, de-
voted TO Immediate Emancipation AS the only
hope Of peace or security fol TIC afflicted. down