New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

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Republicans propose y SWISS mediator or any otnef
mediator. Nor must any Democrats rec Jmmehu S'o
dIsposlug OF the Rebellion 10y Convection OF w
lr As emily to be held Ia Nasbville Lon,v''' -
anywhere else. Ii lie for Government anu p ", 80,
m,nt oBly, to dispose OF IL. The PeoPIe bi'N' Nv
/ override their own Government That Is lDe mus
/ eiFeytual way 10 dispArage and destroy ~ 80
eminent cOnld never more 70 gocd 'Oi My III 60
tue people had taken The Rebellion OVt .. Iva
HeucefOrth il would be derlsou ' " ~ .'t
abroad;-as contsuptibls and prCUSsly Hs y
aIo q, @ MAYHEM q vermont. Were MOP riR'uR
IN vo,F st,eefs would you leave IL 20 Vie C'ty oi
Tr6v 10 ssv what should be- done win t' tertnil "
not Nor would you, instead OF encouraging H.u
siren tbeuing oar Clty Goveihmsn' 70 Oh PERI ~,
vi,tnsjv gei up another mob. Tbis however you
,youi, DO should you, coutemptnously thrus'ing
s.ide your Cry Government, summon the peoP'e W
d-aI with the mob. Yes. IA that case your FVf'o
would he mobbing their own Government most GU
phatcsly. Now, THE Rebellion Is OuI mooIa
mob on az extended scale: aud il 10 rs exclusively
the work OF the Federal G0vernment 20 put II oown
ar il ia OF City Government TO pat Gown st'ee'
mob; or of a father 10 pu. down the chili VINO re'
vols against his authority.
need not aid that our Government WIZ NOV Vo-
crate Intervention but will regard it 80 Wari-and
mis- too whether the Intervention he on the Hart OF
one nation or many nations; under the ples OF COM
uerce or humanity.
5th. The R,6eiiiOu must BE- put dozen, let ne con-
sequences be whGt tasy may 10 the CoT'ftUt'oH' me
! Uaiou, ~ trcn 10 hc country.
have not said this TO siarte you but 20 reconcile
YOU TO it, The nation must be recODcllsd to 1t, or
perish. Suppose the revolving child reieried 10
should say: " Father you had better nOt Try to
put me down. Ii light be the breaking up and rom
of the family" How prompt and proper would be
the fathers indignsnt nnswer. "Famiy or 10 fsni-
~, YOU Young rascal, you shall be pat down.. And
Gown be d pat bin, wholly irrespective OF the bear
ing of the transaction upoo the family. Nay, he
would he ought to, entirely forget bis family III bis
one absorbing purpose Of suDduing the rebel New
erthcess IN thu forgetting OF his FAMILY, he WOuid
best serve and most hoLOr it.
Now hold that in just the spirit Of this wronged
and aroused father should the American people ana
American Government feel and act. Thus more
thsn In any other wise, would America get IN OK
ample full of glory to herself snd OF benefit 10 man
kind Bat if from Der lack Of an imm0vable resoiu-
ton TO exhaust hersel if need be, IN cOnquerns the
disbolics Rebellion il shall Gnslly rtm.in uuo,n
quered then will America bring greater disgrace "
6eiself and greater detrmeBt to mankind tian any
other nation over dd. The lus'er, which innumeri-
Die victories have shed upon the arms and name Of
England il infinitely less than would DO that OF her
eypending her last strength in crushing an utterly
unproyOksa ana wicked revolt Of part OF her
counties. And that hgb-spiited nation would e1-
pend IL rather than give up her Government and her
bounoaries. Shame to YOU, English rulers. thai you
are lot willing 10 have this nation also mainttn
GOvernueut and boundaries 1T whatever eIpepse Or
hazard AL honor " you English peopls, that you
are coming out so bravery and 80 nony sgnnst yoni
rulers aud for a. this point winch Is 20 vital ntt
obly 70 us but all mankind And you do this too
IN the face OF the arguments, that tho giving up Of
our resistance 10 the Rebellion would give bread 10
Your hungry ones. God bless these hungry ones 70
ineir patleBoe and their sympathy with US, and Tor
aGordink another shining instance that Of IN.
tegnty " &c not 1--we by bread alone The English
m4sses who have to confront arstocracy, can well
sympalhize with our brave armlee who have gone
forth to battle with arstocrcy not le.s but more
overbearlDy aud but Ittle # any less mighty.
add that tue present is 10 time 10 talk, an0 gei
up issues aud multiply divisions about the Consutu-
ton, the Union ana the country. One person may
wsh to have the Constitution altered, aud another
may not. For ono do not, and never did wish any
al GRAFTON in it. No Deuoctc stckler for tire Con
+ 5titutioH as Is, 10 he living OF dead has svcr
~ spoken or written as much az have Tor the CoHat
D. futon as Il 70. Two years ago tho Dem Jcrati
&c party and 10 small portion Of The Republican patty
IL we're ready for ProStyery changes OF tbe Constltu
f. ton. opposed them: but did not TEX for Anti
Slavery changes. j WAS entirely content with IN
u Constitution Jutt as the Fathers gave II TO us
c Again, Will I one person may wish the Union mod
ned another, like myself, may be satisfied with III
: present terms. And ngsln, whilst one person NAY
with TO lave the country no larger, another may Bt
az far ~ did 10 Congress, and wish 10 have II IN
clade CHba aud all Mexico Oh no, the prest nj 10 nc
time 10 alate or even to menilop these questi ms
There il Tune now for nothing else than for all Of NJ
TO band ourselves together, aud 10 determine IN The
I depths OF our souls, tina; the Rebellion shall g.
down, even though Constitution and Union aue
county 20 down with 1t. Bat some OF you viii tel
me, that Tou wish to cave the Consultation, th'
Union ana the conntry. so do Wish 20 ssve them
here IT, however, only one way 70 save mem an
that way ia to forge tbeni-to forget thsm IN the
! one engrossng purpose to crush the Rebellion.
} Now does all this wbi'h have lu.i been saying
seem eXtrayagant! Nevertheless II 10 only Ia lDt
spirit OF all tnis that the Rebellion can DO overcome
Ii is this out-ofteason talk Tor the Constitution
aud the Union all - way through the War, that
has 70 confused thsNha,on, and prevented the con