New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY NOVEMBER o. 1858

,s ayo been lisp. open all branches lndu by
hsvo been thrifty and labor has been abundant cna
Iemuneratiya Under such circumstances. and With
Che credit Of tho General Governments % tho bass oil
our financial systc, panic can be arrested. In tess
tunes Of war strict economy Is ind pensaole 70 mia
proye the antidoo Of tho evil But rs further pre-
caution large indebtedness should loayoide ext ava
cance crtael the credit system contracted and cap
sts ana operators should increase the wages of choir
employees. Amid tte desoations II war, the Pc caiul
truDphD OF the cross have been many ana sure sever
were Tho ministers Of Christ more cSYe end ~ Seriui
in Tho Lamentations " public and private slnSi never
were Christians deyout and 4; ma
never since tho organization OF IN, American Shci
have Ter beney oent enterprises On sustained ny such
mani ieent ibcroliiy During tia past year, on. own
pcopo have contributed $1,000 for the Gauss oil ms
sors which Is $1,000 more than any other chIreh ~
tho United StnD ever gave IL any one year Tor no
Same object Bot with pro!oun~sr gratitude let Us 20
cal tho benedcsions of benign PToyidence upon or
Republic. great load has been iuied f'om tle ~
tona heart A year ago. tia pr,snonitol9ot iOfet3h
inter ,eutons like the omlrsus tokens u u DiOosbS
storm. came over the Atlantic. and WITHIN IL"
months our fears were az great as they were ieShs
bic While We would Lave resisted 10 the last
man INV foreign interference with our OWN dEeuites
yo, a greater calamity could not hay> Deiali"h orr De
loved country Trembling for the lefpetusY OF tGeI
monarchcal end aI5to.ratic rights both tho noDity
OF ENGLAND and tho sovereign Of France were Only
waiting the favored mc.nont TO poGnce upon tne beed
ing but stIll mighty republic nnd strike b'ow that
would have dismemb sfed It forever who can calculate
the magnitude OF u, evil With French and Enghsn
uriyatecrs prey,n. upon mcrchantmon on the hgb
seas; with the blockade Of Rebel ports brokcn W.th
our own great commercial cities IN turn DlocAadcdi
with Frenchlnen aud Eng.ishmen banded In arms TO
crush US 70 tho d9st with business suspended eeIi
culture neglected; the whole male population OF u;
North in arms our whole frontier line o. battle, oad
our churches turned into hospitals, would have beet
spectacle over which age would have heard slgA eh9
shook rs hOary locks at coming eyentsl But tho cona
| has been lifted the bloody phantom has disappeared
Tie damon OF war Is chained Under God. Gscrib0
this deycrarce to the calm, Gigned and Earless ht
tudc Of Government 70 me intelligent. yigiAnt
and defiant course Of tie NoT-lork ptossi ond more
recently to our distinguished countrymAn Mr. Boecher
who happening In England In tho MEX Ok nme swept
aw ny tlo last refuge Of Los made nooonen ashamed Oh
the bctrnyn Of their gneoedcBts aud became the e.o
ouept Ipout huece Of Brita's masses And with tie
failure Of this last great hope Of the Rebes Is ire IN
,ki,abIe downfall Of their ,oufcleracy. without sig
MA victory cheer thea without the prospect OIL ala
beyond their Ines without food for their people,
their soldiers. and their prisoners of wnri with their
business destroyed tie Wanting spirit of their cllFnTy
broken their wealth gone and th'r institution Of STAY
cry persAng In their presence without tie power 10
rescue H. thox are suffering the pangs OF despair
md are on the verge Of desperation Let as rejoice
th.t az time wears on and tho war continues. the Wis
DOM patriotism, ard policy OF to Atmn!stieilOh IS
brttoF appreciated by tie byel states and hoaItieI
support . now gwen 70 our lou's aIea.,t I'm.
before 50 thoroughly convinced ae We oi We
md wisdom II bis Emancipation measures that LIS III
lev Is fat becoming the pOiclI c4,ts OF 1' entire
North Under bis humane and wise rehabilitation.
slavery Is doomed, cur rpfoacl S reino'eh ana LlDef
~ Is the rrofe!cd leTttuce Oi every citizen let ITO
fafns Of Abraham Lincoln 20 down 10 pos'eTiiy With
tint VI the .luftiols W nsilA ton clpiAtA IN te N
gf4nce OF human affections and garialled with tho
lowers q ra,ions gratitude. ON th.s day !e rs re-
loce over the health OF army and, navy rnd csp9
caly o, or tho fidelity and bravery Of orr troops: I'm
stained BY des,rtlons cosaidce our men hsAt ioI
tie country because they love her cause Rising above
petty ea0nsles our generals sre as constant IN tlei
patriotism they are victorious IN arms AM prefer 70
fgit rather than Parade. Such men must conquer
Ihe Doctor concluded by comparing he people ~ th'
. South to tho "prodigal soa." Having leit th'
shelter OF ito parental roof thoy have
",rs,,ed their substaace IN Y.ofuus living.
Joining themselves to Davis ard bis yia!n0us com
rogucs DO has sent them 10 feed swine Amid Iii
r1giue famine they woald lin Oil them bellies with "a,
hrsks the swine DID eat but 10 man gives unto ten
Coming TO themselves they ilment how many hiIee
serynp OF our fathers haze bread enough and 10 spT'
nrd we perish with hunger. We VIII alise ana 81 t'
our f4tler and say. fhtler, We have sinAcd ss.lS
Heaven and before thee From the balcony ~ ~
Focrnl MANSION Father Abraham is looking Tor DIS &c
turning con- and wlcE DE shall zee him coming IL ~
rag. ngd hunger he viii have compassion on him, nid
embracing him. will order the "iated oulf 70 "
killed. while amid shouts o! unyol'a. rejoicing, b
will o1ciaim. This NY EOn was dad, an4 10 l..f'
again. .c was lost. and = .gard.'