New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

side II tho winter concerning their condn and attitude
An tho Of this war Northumberland America had
right % REQUIRE from us sud they had night likewise
10 expect submission from us u all the ruos sno
law. WHICH nations have established to reguiets the
Intercourse between each other during var hut to
reauir. universal sympathy with the Northern
view why. that was most unreasonable thing. ard
Il wonld not bear examination for single moment In
tr tho opinion Of this country wa. very much divided
The subject. great ~ her OF people. perhaps IN
the upper Glasses pesiy Ind eympnthics with
the South. a great many other peopc-among the
great manGfacturng ce1ters they might suLposo-
among the OF the populstion-if they DID not
sympathze viii at oil events had no feeling agaii ~
tho South and lad most ulnesionaby shown by their
conduct that they wonld resist and dsappruTr any in
reference Of this country in throwing power into
~ orr doing were to nit e their distress. and ~
irinc supplies Of cotton for their mills II q hir
on which side orr symPathie' 10y But 80 long
~ tho Government did their duty. Il was 'eny
10 matter what feelings and SYM 'hies piivntes
persons might express, or ento,tan. He would
venture further 60 say hc did NOT think there WIS any
uscr ia tie notion. Glt entprtAnod oD the other
eide If the wnicr that al in this country who symp.
Noth. he rather fsit that thosc wh" syInPfii,i,ed
vita tho South did for rccsors which. he they
good or bad acrc peri city consistent With the mot
or wrong he was quite satisfied that those who svn'
piihlcd with the South had es greet detcstnton
Of Slavery the strongest advocstss OF The Soith
tNl'n nave. ltl"to. Mhly p'pibf III tfh 'y"h"''
rornemno- bes.,uqge At the Arereon colonies TO, -
dependence and. basiug their views the result OF
That struggle, ml!ltrn that whom any d"i"nlrh'y ~
Sta,r assoonted with another State wns dcsirons OF
independence md wns ripe FIR independence IN Ems
snnc-tmt 1t could uaint in itself IN indepfpdehce-
Wv then IL was tier 10 p,rt good friends than en-
Jcnror nv fprc OF a., 10 rtslue ard keep in suffice
ton An hc wished to say to the American "p" "'N
"Dcnt Judge hnrsiy Of our people; whether lTht OF
wrou in their views they not nnfnerdl To you;
they n,t hostile TO Amcrcn-iey w1h 70 be on thc
friendly terms with you; ieeir advr" to yoa
sIr from The hottest OF mot'ycs-'o 30" you "''eh
nom tho most dreadful % oil csitnicr irfernflv pro
lonred" Even the w.r-' enemies of the SOrfh cJld
deny that they he'd condnc" this contest ~ith TOt
remarkable courage aid ind.nifahe erse fcrancn ond
izs American Ought tn blame those N This corn
who gave utcrsncc Ia that opinion III IN this Contest
should nppc fnpon the snT'c that many pc. PIE had nos
refused their plihy To tht side which ~ My
slavery he t! ~ when the Sput lad achic'.
their ind they should succeed In dong a.
orr feelings syupsthies and sntics as nniion anst
neccsslr, b. wAh the Norh. fr the OBJ ous relson
that plad could not possibly be vita the Static hs.
Maintained slavery but with the fre Ch'ersI ihre
moon sstercy IN th. for tbs true Interests ~
liberty would not suffer II the Suth we're to achieve mo
indersndrp,e. Hitherto. unavoidable condition wa
the Free SsRes was TINT they we're "t4gcato to''rn'
Slavery the Slave States. and tO great eXioni. Ada
their laws the maintenance u SltyeIy; but nov
tho frotor Of the lnnd Of freedom would BE- advanced
Whcro nv', tho fugitive rllve yccrms f.ee man =
oTv,srd the river ST. Lswrrfcc hhd puts Ia
r on Csnsdlsn soil he would bcsczfter BE- in the shEe
situation as he oIorocd the boandrrI mo De-
the Northern and southern States Although he
did tot say sound and rghi Judgment shat a."
interests ~ Liberty would be promoted ny Such srpH
ton vet lie pf Otrseu ngairst the Judgment that 81
those no clt ths, tie inte crts ~ I'D y woun MOI
ser ny thu, separation were indliereps Ia the horvs
OF Slavery. lHcM lie must add one ca.ton that lie
wss not esrf.s.ibg any opinions Of his oSn. he Was
merely rnd-sycrng " bisc general .taem"if VI TIE
views eusI lined on the question ~ his ca ~! men,
Nop DC to the part which our GCy.rnren haf
taken IN ID. mattel Our Government had 'rli ia.
bond IN TIE first place to r.cngni1e ne. and ~ I'll
.ooond phoo 10 nothing TO adya.oe {. sn We heard
80 t.uYsfufasl have
Md the sSsth belAscr,Lts that L. ~ S'stes
csrrying On lawful var shy not so Oh d soeos ne
tieif indflcHsclco' Their. wns 40 doubt that u.
Siihern State. States exercising gvvernsns for
themselves for the time bong and tia, they were ear
ryng ~ tLe.r own afa s'l- account. Our CIV
cfunrnt rrc, keo Ihese thiprr a. iSts established
ard tho Nori.fn.rs who complained sometimes that
We had Civ Tho SsI1h premature ,otnHion ipiE"t
tLst ulr.s tis Soura scre b,6cr,na ilcy could Dot
hare uai Il tho blocsnlc ,...lnst he Confed"rn y
ILrrlofc II Broc.sary Tor t-er parP' u Tor
tho purposes Of the south and, above all lr oar pIr-
f,.s. that cur position should be understood. oni hot
be u an eluoci character As 10 onr recognizing the
i,dcp.nd ~ The south. We should ssk onisr'cs
Have hey e.ahrL bod Gnnly ,he'i iaiepsadslooT
W L.ls there h. tlS naT,r' war raging, While battles
hclLg fought non. aey to-day. .bde No see one
sr.a, CT, II lie >,s,a tao CITY of New o leans II
,is r....s,,ou of a.. N.rtlt.nerz nnd Charles |
., CT, ,y ,hr.A,,niag 10 fall mt, their hands VII
pcsob Ie. ITccist either tie duTaslon VI TIE
result o tie cons - 81, that We nv TO re- gnxc tie
iniryenut % tie south 10 " You lust pro
nouI.~ d beforehand. t.ai AZ are really tc AXE
side ana not vat I'D .hethu those Sist.s
osl4b 81 tAcir zoe loi.roo OF nOt lAppl use IhOoe
uko demand no .tVUd act thus. LaI W .otc 70, would
hAv. gone o. .ay Mha. Is tbs Csc II ealing then
INDEPENDENT uHlcts yuo 60 ca rld make them - =
lCAcoIr Uos. IN What wy hou!d We Do better ior
iAn.i Should w. r't more cOtloDt s,usuld We break
tie tio,in.cr M,rl tie urvaa.Ni a.. coisGf Civ
Lg tnou vorLs not AHA, ~as = antsu tcy WANTS
action 49, "an,cd :" stop tie arr " sc gave rec
vgniva IN wOrds mercy ~iiaort al ing our cou0uci
o.AcT solta Ne should Do holding oufsc.i,s up ~
tie sc.ri OF Euio;c DONG little real Dcael a. tie
~ the tine giving jusi ocnte 10
~ IA 4Ul . the lIl,f.
verdict pr.rltufcl,. II Ito 0. 80 ~ Geo. s.nuid
..y cstab.isA eir arpendcGe.. 4 liz De 81 o a.inics
II tho AurtL were wiildfawn cUi. ter s"l # they
should get into that SusiisL III 81, a!tcT thirteen
n.t..n years VI s.nguIgatl coAtcst, oIr Americn
COLONIES found the nseh-, when io) formed The United
states Il should then ro,Oa ni1, rhen. Bat
he .act ~ DO settles. inst H. might De- rrcV
10, tea that there case Va point ew yors
Ito Government OF Hungary Vas In The hasds Of IL
surg,uts IL many greet battles these Insurgents lre
vailed the Nliss ot Austria, aiid almost TIE
universal synpahies II Europe 1t MAS not until
thcr great pJseI. violating TIE neutrality II bad
prcylo4sy auiht ihrd th-sv - swurl into Ire scale
ihi ,Le cause o. Hungary r.s,tei Dld any Doiy
hAk that sAou rvcog Il. tie udes cnloucc of h@M
gary While TIC coniesi Ma ragIgt haicNoE were
synpatlie- hungary could not oe tndcpcn lent uL.
1t acquired .n..- nacAoo-~loh II never aid And ys
actually. 'L.lu lAe contest aus Raging TIC United
States scat al cfatasaa0r oven u Europe Vh oiogs
VI rccog. nnt aud th,t AMBASSADOR had Tic moriica
ton II finding himself just TO il,,---ig..ar
IN the mean TINE having become entirely SAB
Jugatsd. Wa tls GlslsAed situation Tor 4
great r,tloni Was thai situation ~ watch
Eng and ought o. place herself No. unycs
uonHb.! not NJ ~ lit pui.Lt!. prnlis dc'oItiy
That tho unlai ~ cot.st ~ Anorct iLs> n,uA tcfipi
nate. We must app.y ,Ac best nd lIrct tcst 10 thu
oas,-conhiGcr xnut No SioI.. uAe 10 bc done a. ul
.llNea n We Wrio IN similar circumstances. NcAr
Oui Government n,,d ngon thu Priloipc when Ito
quralIOn Icr.tding he rif ~ var by tue
srls pi tic luIod Stat0s against 'hN eppAg Of tLls
cuunUy, anu Au As bound 10 my ~ lst.Uc 10 t.lo
United st,t,s t''t Dnr "oteiumrnI nsd no' 40 y1t hon
ahlo 10 a. 4 any srss ar manifest Jstcc. Iec Amer
lci St.trs he beloved. h aosoit TED tie law, VI var
aJl. ~ strioty did. and not more stgirt! Drd
Ind thrlsi >, submitted IN good faith Some Oi the
decisions nI seem t. us hats. Nion compared WIN