New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23
force which produces the food and other elements OF

any than the other relations referred He would
but be saying that he feels bound do Whatever he In
odance with the laws and usages Of civilized warfare to
weaken bis foo and strengthen himself
Ssh: Ouc work you interpret e. Il 20 thu Cous
sutton as 1t WA. and to restore Union a. before
the outbreak of the war; Right here at hi, great eor
probable ihat nation viii perish If perish it must The
breaking Of the Rebellion fonnd the nation de-
banched by slavery be tncspsbe Of meeting tho Re
belion The square and simple sue Of putting il down
For thirty or forty years It had cherished not 10 wor
shiped slavery and nearly all ta conles,s during hs time
for tho Constitution and the Union virtually contests
for sayoy Hence she had scarcely come to blows with inc
South before the North found her people divided oy ssned
false impairment and runous issues Loud end in'e'sart
wa, the cry that the Constitution sni Union must Dc restored
The Democrat, and pO-siavery Republicans meant res'
raon to tie Intensely proslavery Interpretation that the
o. ard TO the intensely rrosvery character that the other
had reached when the Rebellion broks out The ensiav.
cry Republicans for restoring tue Constitution aud
Union what they held be Ia those early dsy Of tho
Republic when slavery looked rpon scc'Onsl, and
liberty national par, Of the aboloui's said that the
Cons tuition 10 snsavsry, and that therefore In the name
of tho Constitution well IA the Of God the Union
should also be antssvey. Ana another Part said that the
Constitution polayery ard shat they preferred no Union
at all to Union under PIo.slGyery Constitution.
Oh had we J,, been uncoupoi BY slsvery how quickly
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in that case have been Rebellion pnt down We should
then have wasted time produced division amongst
ourselves by talking about tho Unon the Constitution
tho country Our purpose then would have been to
pu. down the rebessud to pat them down re'pecti'ey OF
the bearing II Nigh, have on~ hateyer Interests Naked
runderers snd murdsrers sese entirely uged
rebels ard tboY should have been pot down With a. totAo
1sresa.d OF consequence would clsaoeize The single
purro,e father in putting down his reyoted chia
ltarI had hN.a rff
down Instantly Suppose that scoundros IN Uuca-yonr
adopted aud my native Lomshad, with ~ ior hands
and using them TOO se7od hor funds her e engines sui her
other coIp9rae property and that you he'd a TIE time been
her Mayer would you have sent 20 The Common conncha
Messae OF aud Character Of that you have just semitic
tho Legaature Would you have sought ia e 10 divide her
citizens upon multiplicity Of respecting the future
condition Of her Fire Department her funds and other IN
toostsi Oh no. oh no. Yol cosd have nais Democrat
ic ard no other lain ~ such Insane policy. You would
beyond doubt have to unite them 10 The purpose
aud one endeagorto s1bdne pnrlh the mcresnt 10
.ubdue AID punish them. what Eight 4 Fire Deprt
usn Fund Utica herself am wroog-they would
nj eady united Such would have been The
nece,.1y result OF tie Outrage. Only bad couD,s and pa
tan huenceS could have dsun!sd them The people Of the
North united when they heard OF the bomosrd M 81
som,sr. Fat alas rood and patriotic President tenn
porzsal The spirit which ,houla have been taken r, the
Of lives and dtesy and inlieety hou'sDd' Of millions Of
dollars have already been the penalty Of this mi.soi snd
on too eAoutbo f. tie ieGt that he o Of ihe raiol VII
te ecled to complete the PENALTY How surely aud how
uly would he &, That u.so bat fo the md.'y md hest
tucy which grew ont OF hia proilsvery education hove
yed our -Gith and toll from this Oppressive txsln our
ter. of hoysand- Of b,resved iimiies from their
.ul county from the appalling prospect Of her ruin
The Rebellion should have tsen sho, dead It once Whoever
h,i n Of
character uud Ii ows no, how to deal With such crime Or
rnther whoever denies II makes thereby for the sv.Pi
zion that 10 .yupshizes with the Rebeion and u spats
pan, In the crime. At should the Pfcside-t have
oryu.h. the Big Emancipation Cur: and he should have
charged T., snd aimed 4, nos 10 spare one Sized u
slavery "a II the land. 1ae Rebellion would have be IA
erd>d By tho hr.t fire. aud uh gh, lad the rebels to
brnkng snd doay lrebel, who without tie leis. rrovoea
top 20 indignantly sud murderously struck At OuE I'-a
the life # our country ard therefore at car IL
Sercah. Whais,H exhibition Of tho power OF am0.ou
ard party over glsa iateocl ooulsias4 with gentle eud
refined spirit your in ug bat s-very sia' be- r'e,A5
.ue that 'ho Southern elements q prolgNi91 mast bs
uumplredH and that nothing short u this ran Command
the .oppor Of ho oy OF tie American pe9plo' Yes
even when 81 there there is no Longer any
Constitution obf,scle Ca tbs way Of the slave, feed
even when the eychoisr hap himself opened the roa
dooyoa sre It'll determined hat hs shall remain 10 bond
sgs ana h, children and chldeTs children after huls
de,cruinedii, this sha continue to bs Snd 70 wh h lu
tpyius millions have no riga, 20 husband nor via chill
deu bi3los, schools, 70 sught ,se tu
.tubss AID Insults Of boy ar4 .ouie- Of h-
soul You aie Indeed to be pir1 foa no. .ads t.
be- wha, yor are You made 20 BE- strong md hepf
su sustaining brother aonz yonr poor aud needy aud vek
brethren Objgc; q terror bot t9TeT OF safety TO
them Yo made boil; Int 70 unb0s the door Of
the oppited not 10 oIir gIh. bot 10 multiply snd .eAz9
their hope bu, Gst your Party taruci oT sr-asI an
tuccs,s 20 slavery and 80 caey Identified itse with
that hs Parry I've only n The lie OF The monster sai
rlg, de wien he monster dee Hence Il IS that yeu
what you are You IRE souc.bud bo'h mosllv aad no
csy You soc Gods haal In tai, You not chat
All, tine As llst Tor seug iics biz sable children
So degIci 4se you q. to lm g'rc ia, p..sv win 20
popular forever ard shaou pupopu'- forever Bu. the
Of tho Soynouls Ryuderi ADD Woods wi at e.
darkness; and the Of tho Guui'ons and PLiPs aui
Cheeveii al .oou iss 10 s;a1lJs N5ur sPIt!oai Demo
craft, Party deserted s,i BY tn, Dickinson, sui suers
sud ly ~ who love country than pity and f,,edom
ihsn slavery vi .oon pas. arsy leaving history to
tell On o.e Of her Wakct ,es o. bVs ard ~ioG,d
Party D.. over d-Ged God os traH'red ON nan.
Eiy,H la your infi,iou, You propose 20 swords
win lie Ple,idsn nd not dgurailyeiy bvt literally
NoA tire tn ioIcDio slypAnIug of Ao military power
= the ul;e s-s ty tho mr.cy ci pow O. this single
state This IL ,our Of stsriue ~ hr Prilcu; ir ls
patriotic endesYor Tits Il your way - standing by yous
country rec under ,o blows Of tror of rios in
arms. I'D %, elective ofs not i' rrm.of traitors
On The rebc.us stes and 4 mon" dangerous t,or Ia hc
oysl States. You t ho ri'l mlst o. preserved; but
YOU ue ius Tor gfce wing !. poyr what Md o.. U.ins
tia. sou axe A. iaou p-srrsus liza JI.'u JOY sa5
Jon 90 Ire So1h. rnion for s.cyeI, rat IN ,hs neI
oefa's Pay You vel know that u.'ion ~oof hn,"
sors Down very speedily had the civil power OF Al~1"
k,uiur.y snA Maryland hrcu SLOWED to override a." IN IL
iafy power o. 'hr ua.on. so nln klo" l~el ,lsl yod
,.f,o which Site lut fr 'hs dre1 Of tast military power
mo stare nhl.c cry Led Nm.-'.I cts blood w.. 1--we