New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24

emp.N And this is not matter Of compromise. A
na'dos cannot compromise with repentoh, WIN .I"
ae satect o. that compromise rs w1a1 Saiy who is
athNrzcd TO "concilate the Rebels on sicn shpec'
The President and his Minister'S and the congress- ol
the United States, are mere agents OF the WIN
IL the real SOycreign and that Sovereign mas deemrea
through his Constitution his supremacy throughoue
the whole territory Of tho United States inc a8ens
therefore no matter though he be tho President ~ Sa
sovereignty violates his oath Of Office orts the sacred
traa committed to his charge. and BY exceeding ns
power Of attorney performs an act which. NOT oe'nk
obligatory upon his Sovereign, 10 absolutely vod 10 a
intents and purposes. Nor IL there any party Win
proper authority 70 be concatcd. Unlike the ancient
reasonable combination. To conciate any person or
party outside Of the military power In the Conicderacy
would be wholly useless To treat with this military
despoism the product Of the Confederate Government
is TO acknowledge the existence Of such Government
MS TN independent Power. State. or Nation, and
hence a surrender Of tho whole question. This
would be Inconsistent with the dignity. the honor.
and the integrity Of the true Sovereignty Independent
however Of these radical difficulties there are other OBJ
legations equally fatal to the policy OF conciliaton
The power Of the Rebellion Is far from being aesoyeG:
con,cnding FOR the mastery Never were It's leader:
more defiant. more desperate or determined than al
Davis down including their legislatures and news
papers declare that nothing can he accepted as con
dion Of peace less than the acknowledgment OF Their
independence. Cancellation then means disunion and
sanction ths policy Of generous conciationr Peace
is the most ardent desire Of hearts but such peace
ne is worth anything can only be obtained by discard
ing ali thoughts Of seoncaton, and crushing the Re
beion until il is dead dead dead. BE not deceived
INV fellow citizens This cry Of Cancellation. springs
%Sso ha. u,sy n.s1y y%p"Ay wtS the
try. 1t h the result Of that continent M n.
which, having failed 70 thwart the Government by its
cold neutrality hopes by humble entreaty To- secure
for the Rebels what they have been unable to cieet y
force Of srms The conclusion is inevitable repeat ~
va have alternative but TO fight It ont TO the o.'
end We cannot AFFORD 70 pause or 10 cohein".ej ,
| We must MI NJ our armies. encourage our sol
diers and push onward against this accnrscd ieOcI,
lion hand TO hand and eye to- eye with onyone, n's =.
,word musket and cannon. until the vile monster ~
crushed and the national authority restored thrugou
the length and breadth u the land The traditions anu
goric- Of tho past the priceless hopes OF ihe "
n,err-,s of unborn generations the millions oi none!
slrcndy expended and the hundreds oi thousands Vi
Noble lives sacrificed IN this struggle. admons US thn'
we must not 'papss until the woiA Is uoh'-""Ho NJ
| soluicly, cfcctully. and forever.
CHARGE THAT THIS Is AZ "ABoLirIoS WAR
BfyIEwkD ,
The other portion of the resolution sgnaiilihg w
war an Abolition war 10 myersblc sspcrs'o" " u.
tended 10 eIoi'c public odium. Honest var men Me
told that a party is really In favor OF Tie war wmoh
speaks Of oar noble struggle a. war ~Axed Iot hpo
tion purpc.e- TO he Indefinitely ,,cx and ,he
sniN ,r.ion Of our .Dsiit itions An Abolition "tf
E.aur,gard invented the iden v! ealing ah men VINO
uers for ,lo old rnon Abo,.oni.is, and our Demo.
cratic friends have appropriated his Invention They
~. ,hs,r alega,,ous q, be untrue They know thai
tao Presden has no I9~er 70 a,,erns "' a., as
even the Emancipation PFoclam be has mad. INC
restoration ~ thr MON thc oJccl ara purpose u' ''
,n They kpou shat his power Is limited 10 .hc .iseu exc u
ton % ths Laws President. and 10 The adoption o
var MEASURES Commsnicr IN Chief Bnt mere
Is ,hs diiheu,y. In carrying on 'hc war M %
has af.clrd Saver A. one o t.' ,j,S'
r.re. u Mosssa SeymouN Co. Lstihe war a-'an'
an, .hape bet tAs. sei'e thelr hor,esnnd nIles',
waste hrir oo'.'r!-caharr th.'I .l's-I s - 80"
silver and rid bot spare this divine and sA"rri INST
ts,ion ftovu - th. s,seni of African slavery I'M,
o...ee.s olanor about abolition" and IN" negro
not thaui s effect Mary honest men orr deceive 60
M .uI Induced Ia found the supper, u the unoi
with the ,gppor, Of Aboiiiionism. oih.n have no
safiicsnt moral oolrasc {" encounter thr nAls'h
| ard sens~rss charge II having become AboLtoubed
II lAs been my fortune through fc TO b" Democrat
ave AZ old Hanter hard shell. aiamsntine Dcmo,ra 1t
~ oag slavery was loyal and acted o the d.'en,,e We
resisted the anti slavery agitation and assaults oi 'h
lboliiionlsis But now great changes have taAer
place Ropcling ss do the charge Of having become
on Abol,loni't .''sr ,AA. tho , mos. sp1suh' naa.
Clement vallsndIskaf Horstio seymour their alder
and abc,ors The former by commencing ana the ist
Ter by prionginS the are grinding out the insiitu
on o slavery between the upper and neither milestone
Ihoir efforts 20 extend and pcrpeuaie Its power ha1
already hrooled OF tho .haolcs IRON many slave and
they succeed IN bringing tie whole system o' Segr'
srcf, ~ an un,ifnci, grave shall shed tears ct 10
'sserai H. r,iurn hr tie cpi,heis q Ahoionlsi.
.li not rc,aliA,e In tind bai this y III .ay Low
IA ~ estimate " the African the result 81 chscrya
nn s-ina.iion laon and you please. pr')udice
~, ard The blacklist negro IN our army eotLsi IN Tie
uniform of ths Union hshing for the stars and stripes
9Th h, face bosrired by the smoke the dust and fh'
powder Of the bli. Held holding higher position II
Tho scale Il humanity ,hsn ,he oc't Copc,hesd IN th'
United siAics Whh mief discussion o :" r." i-"''
, topics | ~ close ny remarks
POLITICAL STATUS of STATS.
Il Ik,,e observed with 'rec regret discussion 81 th'
question vhai ~ De- the political status 81 seeding
State When she dcafc, TO return 10 the Union sucl
dl,cussIoa seems to premature and ~ timed y,
Hhlch formally adopted Al ordinance o secession
Las yet offered 90 return 20 her allegiance "heh sh'
docs ii viii h. time enough Ia consider The question
We have enough do to srsIple with The living prac
uc lssues of tie prcscni Leave tho iaturr 10 aAs
oasc oi i;scf II l. difficult - avoid being moved al
ihr signs of distress manisrsted hy the Rebel Synpa
iiscrs the bare suggestion that II "ey appear ths
Rebel States entering upon career a Treason incur
sorc fisk-iha, may b. claimed ,hcy have Incurred
he olf,iiurc Of some political nights, But sufficient
unto the day Is the csl thereof IAoir anxiety ON Inn
poiui reminds ne u Al an.odoie.
Mary was servant girl and one day being At wori
putting bread TO be baked In old fashioned oven
she suddenly sat down put her apron to her eyes and
commenced weeping and mourning without lpar.h'
kitchen and asked Mary what In the world Was the
mater oh said Mary, was thinking my dear mis-
iross that might get man led som. day and some dny
might have dear little baby and II the baby should
fall into that and get burncd how badly should
feel" Would II not have been 1 well for Mary to have
waited and for friends nov to wait until the baby
shall be borD'
MR. sEyMoURs CONSTITUTIONAL. oPIsIoSs not
| INTALiiBLE.
Le, no man be dishcartencd by the confident assur
snce II our Chief Magistrate that so many important
war measures are unconstitutional He IL not infsi
b!e lie pronounced the Emancipation Proclamation
Unconstitutional becaus. II did not discriminate In "a
,or II the slaves OF loyal That ground has been
,vcpt away by the decision of the supreme Court OF
tho United States which adudgcd that In carrying on
the war against the Seeding States the Government
had all the rights II belgeronts He pronounced the
lnrfcst ~ Nlllandignm unconstitutional Tho United
States Court to which Valandighain presented that
question Judge Lea,iu an old Democratic Judge who
received bis commission from Andrew Jackson de.
odcd such arrest ns legal Nallandigham appealed 10