New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02
rALsE CRIES OF PEACE.

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pret limitations that it may DO disturbed il
not assailsd by returned soldiers or others.
Wo most earnestly protest against any inter.
rnpton Of its proceedings. The men who hire
hall have a right to its unmolested use: if
you do Mt like their doings, keep away from
them: if you suspcct them of feonious or
traitorous intent. mako your complaint TO the
proper authorities, and have them dealt with
according to law. There is no excuse for mob
violence in any case, aud the subversion of
Free Speech is Il crime against Public Liberty
Let the "Peoco mon" say their cay.
And now we feel at liberty to urge that
advocacy Of Peace relieves no one from the
universal obligation to treat the community
with honesty and candor. This the Wood
Peace men seem TO forget Wa saw ono OF
their placards posted in neighboriog country
village on Saturday headed "Pcace and Re-
union against War and Military Despotism."
But the authors of this Peace movement know
perfectly well that peace and Reunion" are
only attainabe through further fighting and the
subugatiOn Of tho Rebels. They have n right
to be for Peace at all hazards: they have no
right to mi~ead the ignorant into belief that
Union Peace is now attainable for it is not,
and they know it, Not ono member of the
Rebel Congress, not one journal published
under tho Rebel flag is THU day favoring q
Union Peace. On tho contrary, The Richmond
Enqpir,r-tbe immediate organ Of the Conied-
crate Government-takes up a resolve of the
recent VallandiRhhm meeting in our city which
reads thus:
Pe,ored That ~, r-,cfate our opposition TO ,hi, bloody
relentless uureces.ry aud nitr. In op'nion u
i time th,t tlc .bos Amrrcan People North AMI sou'h
should demand their rulers ~ inr Hate d'coninusncs
and comments on it AS follows;
we fear We u. ..y to these rsaersbe rev Yorkor.-
speak o! your.eltp. ghty I~tiff ifOrirg fsr NJ o.
ake hat h0e 10 tAo.e .,te0cIE II F and th'i ta
cersu iJirs o. ulnrce'ss1y sud iui
les. wlT which they ought immediately Iodi.chntinus ih
mu" o., 'ot rsht !4nr roller. ia' 70 ,ary,s on a. un
~, ,"'s. q. =. & =" Thsif Tast. ESQ lie
costume hsA hey please Dc" cannot ard dsfr
much q. hint =; it' d.'couunanneo.'
The same journal, in another al Gle, forci-
bly, aud truly states that tins il War Of
gyincipls and not OF States or sections. i;
says:
70
roocfi ssl4i lhg "Ac course OF sc niAAeA
oftas ss Ard ~, 1. the toe reason whI ~e have bern
s, "nJ 5.,5 viii H. ap 10 d o., '~a.I 81. III,
er;y Eqas.iiy. trAtTny.' 80 Lave esiihrf.isy Sab
,"es sod p.it rrob ,n.vi- rel snt 'ofta. 'i-tn
sooisiy have undritsttu g. ire Tor eaf'e 10 ou 90"
eqaaty i, hight smors me VII afe HIfT-iiy a'"1's
equality 10 clso' That tLc'e 81 i'o,' ..iI 80
IT, M, ne ref,cf., lion tia be, 5r. ots,l
ly - UfI
,s' s,ien,s We hsve .hon our.s s,y 10 dc Hsr-5
r,, .,l th,, our o. sdos.eyl, Ooi,-ut nas,.. ~
10 "a. nsous with uub' 70 pre- b. We mas 'ffss
them boldly: sud wh,.o hsih sst 20 hesi ct hin hea
Nor is it by the Rebel, alone iha, thu
mighty fact /, appreciated. There u no;
genuine Tory IN the British realm-,hcro .
scarcely n Rsac,ionisi, partisan Of Privilege
and De.po,sm. on the Contincbi-~ho u not
instinctyely and ardeniy devoted 90 Tao Rebel
cause. 4 sou Of tbs Prince Pulguac, whose arbi.
,rary DEGREES reduced France 10 Sla7cU one
week aud drove Charles y into h.s hral exile
the next. makes his way 10 Richmond and
enters the Confederate army" Ike 10 hike.
The Rebellion u Indeed a vigorous rsaotIon
against the Declaration Of Independence. II
!. enough 10 make the bones Of George III.
dance for glee ia his coffin.
Aud the perception OF THIS truth--ihht the
Rebellion 10 a reaction against the work Of our
Revolutionary fathers not confined TO the
Rebels. Herr the Hon. James W. Wall,
graduate of Fort Lafayette aud late L. :.
senator from New Jersey, in az elsborate ad-
dress 10 bis brother Copperhead- of Phlade-
phlo which is printed an full in The Horhi:
stlUuration o. arIhiAiion b~iBg .s. inp,..itl- On
70 so Of nn iu cessation o. hosi-, ,i.-
tce-.Ast l.d the i. the .tne Ihs h.st d Vs''iou
cen 80 heard ia The ntit such cam, 49, of cndsi.o
40. lean 0n fo-" ~ ans sElntt u' f rif esinanfs
nsy h- suI inylt- heir co.upeIa-u b. the hftnc
common (hi-iaity, Ia tie ntln. OF scomucn humanity
pliu fefciitiOn oi ftcoDstTnc ~ winch ar
sections my rrlnt5 upon more bc Da.iss piau
which tn question, upon which ~" have dinrf'I - long
msy Do harm nou'y te.''td 1"i o-sh 'ction b. ,hur
peiience II Il shall BE found thai srci0LIi iLion.
IRE, rdices too climate aud tie eAt praios cd ts
WI lave burned too deep sre t t4r blfi. 81
...'-., ii m i,,tr+ II Ib,,@ =. b.. ~ |ti'','," -
me f0.s fer.srufnH. hsn fslggfb f o,iy
yIh 10 bg igrofHemy ut t'HsiIHf,nli srssf
paf rhreby 10, al fr 70 e'H" 'e iiH tfVr isctSt
dgdissf 'sof The psn susst'rd soEr yrif' y N
haaudsSuI pssIs tho stamp "a. h' ci"af stsaclY Huu '
mauiso drciag me- coany 'aiO JoaS tygs f'.
M abo,p not,,itu,t. udils lie uuis-,rysd ooolny
attschns now to lie name, va, TO NY n..ni,
the most lone"t ard comprehensive ',atrsI.An who
rrtrd L national tfob,r,t and u a.r bold here TO law
that wiser puIcr. paro,ic ,,aei-a lyed y
early ~ ibgJ h. sTe'oi tai. uyuon anlcss As opposed
remedy adopted lie regarded the Institution Of slavery
South he pillar o! ti siren .th security Gld evil
zation. sud s disturbance - foreign element to
osd downfall Of tho l"ion Hence, ht theory Of
isyoute institution, Gnd 20 fs from the reach II
inter9eidns pun .ica IAlahinoPy lie eofIeety held
liberty Of the dominant race tn. p9Iircy II ulhl. tho
eud Of is creation He further held that the government Of
tho numerical majority Odd not sceonpnh th' Ia sny
reasonable degree hence he proposed wh h' donomnAted
Of Gaysr fFgg IUyt ftUif oh