New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30


the war d To reduce the lions States 70 snbction
VEIN. name .hsl We designate those who wond put obsa
clio. IN the way Of rcruiting our e''ny 10 Nv, no
Inc pc pay tell us that we let tic Southern States &c
now they will come back to usn due tim" and Tue reaon
viii then bee accompanied by ffsenal feeling, ry t"
who deiudrd as TO believe IN TIE pos.lb'y OF s"o Nv
event, aud drspc ose who affect to heiev, w. -"
know the contrary The Union Dissolved viii never .,
re.tor,d There thousand causes which wou9 ni'
against it, Independent Of the indgnes Of European doioy
and the ambition Of political leaders, We lave no itrhs
the south b. the most abcct aud de5aue
Tlc Union onno, now BE- savrd by points If law by
metaphy-ics disquistions Ties, sa have anerwafa
We want soldiers and sailors to put an end to the ey
war which consumes our strength and national re-
sources We crush the enemies of Union win OIL
oycrs heminr force and must do It speedily incte Us
Sns he.ian If older sanno be obned by voluntary
enlistmets they must be- procured by drait however a
' T. /, cce he PEOPLE " ske to thcr liberal
instu,ions which cannot b. prerved without H. ~ De
ter to rule thee hundred thousand men now than oh
year hence.
Firmly believing that President Lincoln has
strven honestly to do the best he possibly
could, he adds:
But 1t l. said by The opponents Of the Administration and
the yar that Mr. Lincoln attempting TO superde inc ,o
stution. and 10 establish military dfspoii.n on tng rum %
would not for what other parties st attempt ~
In Dis pare. Mr.. Lincoln mif have made m''N',' "a 10,
Adni.ti.iion would MOI have made nahes W san IA,
Have JlTmsr Admins lons been without hi-th'r' u'
t h seks suhyert the liberties u s country Is an lmpn
don't baltlecd aud malicious -dc no act OF his WARRANTS
ir nron VS.. paced in a difeui position than any
Preside al of the United sat' since Tie c'iAn in'n o. lne
Federal Government AMI II he has not done on that A. NOS.
.an.lur istisd ~ him, or done Tim men 'hc
pnacrr opposition Ind hut with bee ias NJ least the sig
cause o country trors good eport gnd through evil re-
p1i MI f,uu, AMI dfe n the hour oi victory uni
lunmrh rry. nfirchnsly omi''ns w 'he 'a
hc 10 IL Of d.. whole country, and Of al parties who sin
cerely nj honestly desire t~ pcrpc'uty OF our aonon'
mon sIm,un 10 every other public or p'ae con'd't'
ton
NJ Grund explained that he could not stand
the doctrines sought to be propasated by the
propri,iors Of IN, Agc, aud therefore ceased to
be- rs editor on the Eth of July; the articles
calling Davis president " were not his-hc
would not have given the traitor that title fol
the seas worth. The speaker did not directly
touch the Slavery question: but, in speaking OF
DAVIS mad folly, said:
ifh were .'s'r.fasr b. woul have known iha' e. wor''
than folly SCH gerp.'uhic institution by d'.foyin
i III only Doycra'ni Which fec".if'4 nd irt'c'i aL1
iA'f, no row' m.rt % iiy.c P'..'.'.i r''hf ny 10
disdras ~ nations. With oah with m pr'J c"lAeLs' U'
3 din. iiea Of tie epoch
With reference to the State election, Mr.. g.
said If Judge Woodward democratic candidate
for GOVERNOR would come out squarcy on q
full war platform and ayow himself in favor OF d
vigorous prosecution Of the war until the Rebel
las down their arms he would work and vote
for him; if, on the contrary, be supports Tho
war only condiioually. or II, "sharing The
'opinious of Mr.. Calhoun, be- holds, as honestly
believe be- holds. that the Federal Government
has 10 night 20 cocrco one or more sovereign
States which dare 20 raise The standard %
Secession and Rebellion against the lawful
authority of the United StAies, then, whatever
objection might heretofore have bad 20 th'
reelection OF Governor Curtin, hall vote anc
labor for the succc. Of that nominee Whose
election will best secure the hearty cooperation
Of the patriotic people Of syiyania IN The
hoy work of conqucrng and utterly crushini
iai. wicked Rebellion.
How well NJ. Gunl understands the hollow
No.. Of Dcmocrale platform. may Dee .eca DO
Ills extract;
ilov ,t th-,s rl''a-1s oar''rrfe hy o. tic''ns
a. b. .f-srf sr ". Wv o. enifr g~..' t''f' ,A'
tet 49, tai Go "a ei Co. ' raii' pafiy m spite o.
~ 49, ~ ' .t .t1..u,Pp'il,'t r.
.ls-s.s l,tl.Ir.n.f n. ti a,,rI.i G.,. lairrv,s.
ifg n rtols e.afr. f. fl 90 boz Ego i1 'fi
tfs.g,l &C. ra.i .t NJ tlr sctts co icEl,iaa
y Po~cf.ai pay b. i.' o. -iai'-
TAs iceoa b. ol' 20. great importance, and
ought o. be read BIZ every ru'cs m rcnnylya'
MA bclorc the day Of election. on Tuesday week.
Mr.. Gmndi eli" boz Tie case of Judge Wood.
wGrd vii Do ~, proclaimed CoppeThead Lille
god; b. hostility 20 ilc Warts 700 well known
to hc toahiod; and, unr the sign, of The
times age A.;ray. tAc rrhakc 20 justly admins.
tered % him by Dr.. oil parity co-iaborcr and per-
nal friend w.il Do, mp'a..laily adorsod, 10
.ha d .comh'arc, Of ihc polls, on the 18th Of