New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

over with barreoDess, DIT starving people, not
smntv ,ressnres; they W III find North untouched
30 much money that We. have not got to go ABROAD
10 ask for it lapplauFe1, 30 much wheat that we
could feed the world such ample munitions OF war
that your traitor erehants smoggle II to Carohps
| Sc sationl, ar Untouched North, willie the SOUTH
mus ering N ftr white men and all Der sy'nPatnf
zers the world over, has not yet touched toe gar
nered treAsare of the Northern strength. We nave
no, yet put forth the first beginning OF our
II we fail will be because we deserve 70, The
We have not virtue enough to prefer ,no CIV
uaearS. There lie 40 question but OF Tue - be-
and intelligence of the North. NOV GOV.
lieYe iii thst, because thus iar hing nor
erhment has never asked for any III. LII e1,oonIe
ventured anyt5lug that the readl9essT " NV
has not both given a0d indorseo, Snn,bern ex.
ground of hope. do not bele.e ~ Of The south
baustiou There may be starving men q. - 10 ny
tar,n bonsnbolds i'll clad sooieis Out Ineie Is w
sucb ex ans,ion as approaches despair TUG oou',
has mot vet began to play her iast o.iu' n
sbe feels exha9stlon she will proclaim noeIy. ino
moment her cause touches Hs ,h Hack into her
IT. call him by some proclamation OF graduai
anc ;naton " hch will gather 10 her ride lie DSa'
80 svmpaiby Of the English arisocracy. Engahu
never was an aptI-slavely nation ber tuing olasse
nevcr accented omancp alIon on any Dass. Eusianu
herself never accepted immediate abolition Oh hnV
hasjs As O'Connell we'll sad, the scheme OF hh-
mediate emancipation was earned over par
by the conscience OF the middle cases, ana they uo
not rule in England To day that party III the con con
test that offers England gradual emancipation VIII
oaer her all that her Judgment approves. Before
the South permits her banner 10 slagger sue
Will write gradual emancipation ana secure
TIE House Of Commons to her side' ihe
moment she utters that WORD snAh auui,
that she feels weak in the kneef-never III
then There Is no exhaustion that touches traitor
The men that rebelled are the savehodeis-r
under the preeDse Of Slavery, with the real purpose
of killing republican institutions and founding ari'-
tocratc INSTITUTIONS in their place. Slavery War ihe
noint TO be protecied and the pretense that Tahtd
The Rebellion. Bot, now that il is a'o0t, its sol
diers throw oil the mahk, and without conceanenl
ayo at home that their object Is to put THIS Oei1 OF
the Continent under the control OF arislocahe ls-
| tutions, for the Ierpetustion OF THAI sysen,
among others, which they love- lhst eieheh'
| las vet felt no eXhaus ion, and with
that element have plea Of conclhatlon. am Tor
Cancellation but not for conciising the savenoider'
Death TO the system, and death TO the master ID he
only motto. Applause. There ia party for whom
have ever tie right hand Of concihaion, aud when
ever the foot of military despotism is lifted from that
partv believe that in the South itself we shall be
,urnrsed ri the weight strength, and number OF the
men that still love the Union. There is party for
whom have concihstion, and tins taking ny the
hand beautiful little girl OF hVe ears olui win
fair complexion and light auburn rUgets isi its repre-
sentative In the veins hat beat now IN my right hand
RIM the best blood in NiIgnia's white races and the
better blood Of the black race OF the Old Dominion
Tauplausel-a united race, to whom, in It's virtue,
belongs in the future q country, which the toll and
Iohor If its ancestors redeemed from nature and
gave TO civilization and the nineteenth century
l1AnplauseJ For that class L have ever al open
door of conciliaiou-he labor, the toll, the muscle
the virtue the strength, the democracy OF the
Southern States. This blood represents them all
the convicted master, when lie sees matters III theI
true hight the slave restored TO his rights, when al
last for the first time in her history, Virginia has
Government, aud is not horde Of pirates MIN
micking a Government. Yes, the South hrs
MOI vet felt the fret symptom OF eXhaus
no. Get no delusve hope that our CON
Quest is to come from any such source. This
war will never be ended by an event. Twill never
como to a conclusion by great battle Ii IL toe
deen in IFS sources il 10 WIDE IN its Influences fOI
that. The great struggle in England between De-
mocracv and nobility lasted from 1910 TO 1861 TAX
lings kings life in Its progress, and yet failed
! The great struggle between the same parties II
France began in 1898, and Is not yet ended; On
own revolution began in l77J, and never MI the out
= lreak Of the French revolution concentrate
j Tie attention Of tie mOnarchies Of Europ'
was tits country left III peace. And II VA
4 take 10 or 20 years 10 clear oil the scar OF such
etruRgle Prepare yourselves for lifelong enlist
. ment How is the Government to be held mp II
E such a struggle BY our educating the mass, and
toe opinion Of the mass to the great function Il
which Providence has summoned them. Tie Gov
eminent looks 10 the people for its initiative. Lord
LYONS said in his dispatch to Earl Russell: "lhe
Republican Government dare not initiate policy
il looks outward and asks what its opponents will
consent to-" That is now the condition OF the Gov
ernment. Hence the necessity OF ouispoken, per.
retnal constant education Of public opinion.
DO not believe in the Government at Washington.
bclieye in the nation, believe IN events believe
in the inevitable tendency Of these coming ten years
toward liberty and Union. But 1t 10 TO be doLe "a
England did ii in 1910, by getting rid gradually
man by man. Of those who do nj believe IN progress
but believe in the past. And as man by man Of that
class retres, and bring TO the front men who are
earnest in the present victory, strength, and peace
are 10 be the result Now, for the presont, believe
! in Hooker Loud appl assA Men Say he has fanltt
faults which some OF ASf,decefsors did not have
lIaughterl Perhaps hehas, bnt in my opinion q
, diamond with n flaw is better than pebble with
out. Applause. do not let one defeat against
him. think as Lord Bacon SAYS, that q soldier
honor should be Of u strong web which slight mat
tiers viii not stick to- believe Hookers 10 Of that
p kind. lie means TO fight; be knows how TO fight;
and those two are new elements at the head Of tie
army. Great merriment, and three cheers for
. Fighting Joe HoOkerl Now, on the other side OF
The Rappabannock, how pleasant lIooker's cam
pagn has been. Instead Of that cradle lullaby thai
we used hear year ago, the news comes 70 us no
all il not quiet the banks Of the RappahaunOck
fApplsusel On the other side there three elo
ments. Lee means 20 fight, aud knows how TO fight
. and he is deadly ia earnest. The Government
! when il sent Hooker TO the front, sent man who
means to fight, who knows how 10 tighti and when
this week it summons Sigel TO his side loud ap-
plause) it puts earDettness 10 the front also. Re-
newed spplause look upon 1t as the first drop o.
the coming shower. We have had uen who neither
, knew how to fight nor meant to hght-of no ability
Now we have got ability TO match the other side.
We want earnestness, ideas, Willingness "a
sacrifice everything, readiness to accept the issue
courage and industry in thinking. We have got
now two Generals-in. Chief and Two Commanders
in Chief. They both live in Washington. The SAD
news reaches US to-day that one meaus to take the
field. Iaugoter.l Lincoln and Halleck-they SIT
in Washington, Commanders-in-C Chief, exercising q
some Whist disastrous influence, that even Bona