New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
vopx DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, OCTOBER seTRIPLE SHEET


J,ntant- General Hillhouec, WAC connected with
h rasing Of 200 600 men in New York. and the Pres
Isnt himself in his letter to Gov. Seymour. say that
had been nearly exhausted. Every man
connected with the raising Of volunteers will conerr IL
his opinion. We have maly men among US "nJse
patroism Is certain to rrm BY an unyary;ng law, In
channel whore II Is OF no. service. When the Vovrrn
ment is engaged in vo .pnteerlng they are opposed to
that and clamor loud n for draft; and whom Solun
teering being e1hau <od the Government resorts to
draft they are ent rely opposed TO drai and are in
love with the sy Aem II volunteering. The Seymour
ito organs arc e1rcsdy qualing under the ssne they
have invited and are tmidy endeavoring to withdraw
their chamrsoh and representative man nom the ans
cussion W ich their Convention invited and provoked
But the Answer is "You are too late; You are TOO
PENNSYLVANIA RAID.
In taking leave Of Gov. Seymours boasted record.
win not withhold due credit for his acton In sending
troops to Pennsylvania. This. however would have
been more chcerfuy awarded II he had not based his
action upon the ground AZ his orders and proclama
fions show that he was only acting npon tho
call OF State We see his point. II is the old heresy
the States everything the Federal Governments moth
ing According 10 our standard OF duty the Governor
STAT, but ignores tho call made by the Chcf Magistrate
of thirty four States. II he answers the call OF the
Governor and ignores the call Of tho President no only
peforms onethry fourth part Of his duty and must be
written down as only the thirty fourth part OF patriot
MR. sEYMOrRs COSvERsIoS TO "HoPWULSEsS. y
The miraculous conversion Of Governor Seymour on
one point affords matter OF congranaton 10 those VINO
in the darkcst hours have lost their courage h
and hope in the salvation OF the Republic w men ne
spoke the sky ablaze with the light OF brilliant ana
decisive Union victories and the oyernors hopcia'-
ne.. shows how readily he adapt himself to the
an not one Of those who In this hour Of the eount'
distress wihou. hpe Indeed regard the '"'ofe "'S
said before fu Of hopc for the future
ooSfdSEi that glorious Union aud the shs oi 'ho
In conclusion he again expressed his hopefuness OF
the future. H never believed that the nights OF .he
hal l.s A
eupoved 10 introduce insdious and dangerous pol
lev but az this policy was adopted by the Convention
shall examine seRsTas no Icy anss, a., Sneesf. tie
doubling Thomas. hut rather like Saul of iarsns amer
the scales had fallen from his eyes My friends there
IL no argument ocicl and convincing as the oigu-
ment Of men armed with muskotry ard cannon. This
argument recently preserved the peace Of your city III
las rescued already nom the grasp Of the Conirderac!
the Mississippi River and two'Ards OF the teiritori
which n claimed. IL has accomplished In England
what diplomacy and international law failed to elect
1t has dissolved the llcgtlmaic connection httwce
Mason and Russell and arrested ne departure ni tnsc
Rebel ships which wcrv being ntted out to depredaie
upon Oi.r commerce. IL has partially opencd 'o' ~!
mours eyes Ii viii drive the Rebel lcadoIs Int" Ale
OF the GuL and Ia the end bring upon the Union plat
form all honest who earnestly desire the glory The
honor and the welfare oi the country. In disnissng
the record u Gov seymour remark that, a. ciii
sens interested in maintaining the honor and patriotic
nam. of the state We regret HAT this record has been
written and still morr that In. been thrust into th'
canvass Since his friends would have u So let II be
around the record. EXrrSoED Bf Tih VERDICT of Ih'
FUTURE POLICY.
Now a few word. As g. our future policy. Ihf
Democratic Convention adopted resolntion on nis
subject which contained embodifacnt of The 'o'ei
rors speech accurate and complete that II mg N,u
have osnhnared from bis Ercelene!s pen IL "a II
thcse words
8,,..s That In ,l, q or recent victory sne The nsni
f-.,.on, returning AEsn on ~" pA Il Ncf'h AZ.
lima and o;h'r ,,cre ,s'e' - sseo~s' -. - "
-.
,- BY patriotism and b. wi', .'.efsn ~ smrH sssi
to svoi tie sHo'r'Anti.s 4 Tie failr hy h, :.
row~f by enlarged line Il scion ~leh s4 'e"rfs
ihe Unon ',nins. = ihs soah - sns moi i,.
Lin late eii,r Which. ~ks r','fsns Nc 'na, ~
,s hs ef se nan s. -
y,of,aei,os 4 s 49,, (sr sbe!ii..a is'" icin', 20 p
iatur. bit nsha baaiFyJ saa 'Lf 'se''ioH o. cor N
Till resolution presents two distinctive i,sse, 20 '
people Of the State one relating 20 Tie toheisAioi
Policy and The other involving The ohArsc that TIC Al
is carried fpr Abolition pUrrcso, Let Us oonsiel
these separately IL viii be ob."F,ed that tho resn.s
ton doc. not oonisnps,. S.n.y o, ,o sao
| eiiatlon The class Of men rcJrrseni"d by johnson
farnion Brow nlow ard others Ac ihoin have teth"s
hcir devotion 90 The Union IA tho hours OF s creates
peril and nox surely they require no Efforts 10 VII
ihein 10 the support of the Government nor does u
resolution npofc tho Rebels In arms 90 adopt conoA
a,ory policy toward the unfortunate trioni'n uho AZ
still Within their power The policy ~ UorNIo Ssy
uour and Company has no reference vhatcfer o. ID
rpbe baIa Of brave and loyai citizens rho are sesi
tered ali over the Confederate states and Who F NOR
tAau txo year. have been liable 90 De- hunted down IN
doss driven from their homes. se,'i. 'mWi'on'd
s..I, ed shot down, hung upon tho nearest tree. o
butcherei Ia any asd oscry form that lrndih mails ATT
can devise and all ,ur other ornsc than clnging :
the old aag of their oounf, ard Dsn. Tie lnion ~ th
states. Neither dcs the resolution seeA 10 ihnene-
the action 81 the Rebels toward tic botcfhnsni ~
excellent oJpurtnry as offered o. lmprrss upon then
the utter LOpe.essncss 0f their cause. snd ~ nnAh
them to pause IN their mad and wicked 'ar,"F Ah'
Ia, a.. sN.fr Tn
| and iheir igiy. No. 20. Iloraiio Seymour aud hn
friend. call on DO ons 30 pause and imrlorv NJ
| part, 10 be "concilaioIy except Tie ledcr, "",
.Tlmsnt. which 10 sIusglns o. save ls li
nganst the traitors who src ugglAg ai il throat No
doc the resolution refer h. 'le terms ~ sznfsy vAol
shall te extended % The Lebls 1h.s l. qp"siion no
political but belong. a. the Prcsicui. in whom tic par
donng power ls vested No tuch question can hTls'
until Tie Rebels throw down their and prepare &
return TO the Nelionsi authority Wien ihai TIM
comes the question wlg doubtless b. dlspo,cd of la
manuor sonssicni w!t hc honor tic dignity. .Ad ~
safety ~ Tie nation. A. understand the l-'licy d
TN, resolution. dcnouucc ~ spli upon ~ iiamP'
| IL under my feet Cancellation ~ Compromise 10 ,h'
sense II the rcsoluion II al abOminnDc crime. IL
| utterly imIDsalbc.
rIRsr HEBErLIos.
when jefferson Dsy. senior commonly called
Satan raised the frat ,editous revolt N Heaven The
Almighty did not "conciiiaIs' hm. HAT might,
rebel tutaincd by his ,ruiioIors band - angels. wa'
abe 10 wage war Formidable that For long tras
IN even scale tie battle hung" Stl neither 10 avoid
the uncertainties Of tie future. NOT 10 bring Tie
cIhsgstiBg war Ia n,pccdy close. nor I" encourag'
the loyal sentiment Of Heaven did the legitimate Ruler
propose a policy Of coHClaiion His only policy Sas
Vigorous prosecution Of tbs war. Abiicl tho Gen
Grant in that Heavenly war grapplcd With the Arch
Rebel! and
- noble stroke lie ni<d lish.
Which hung not bat % swlt " III tempest fell
On the proud rrst Il sa,sn that DO eight
Nor motion Of swln thought, lees could liz sLsd
Such ruin inefcr,t, ten p.cos huge
lie bah feco.d Tie tenth, on b.ndrd tnrs
His massey spear upstAysd NJ n on csrth
Winds under ground, OF waters forcing way.
Sdelonf had pushed mountain nom hN est,
Half sunk with all he pin-s. AmAieuont sci1od
III. rebel tbfones but greater Tuse To sec
Thus foiled thsu nightss, our. Joy Lcd and shout
Prc.sgs of victory and hrrco drsife
OF battle; whefest Michael bid sound
TN. Afohangc trumpet through the sst Of heaven