New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

Their rights they say are invaded and yet they can
not say what those rights which are invaded IL
treason unpunished III tins country Shhli We
make q hero of traitor No traitor has any con
st!,ulional rights except such ns We give HIM ne
Northern friends Of tie southern traitors r'aeI-
tdAe - tell Us what We Of The loyal Sliih
shall DO with Tie negro. Ilcy acrrt to teach MS m
the premises. us ponicia, but was a." avs
CONSERVATIVE Wig. Tie consclNaism Of that -
attracted me- and never a political Aholi"hisl
but Slavery was made political power, and ! opposrd
IL AZ such. On the subject Of slavery men Norm anu
South into office and held Office according 20 ,'n
prcudices on that subject have '
subject shall nn' stand between m" ana VI. .,Ein. W
the TO, crnmeut I!s Is GOfcr"hehl VI 'ie r ~.
and while protecting II We shni el H.Neis ' 80 100,
must he crushed He no would address rioters AS Lls
Il lends must also he ni down luI' "Pl"u,'.I i''s
MON is worth Pre- at any sacrifice have seen
too many dead lying upon tHe pn''ie h'lu 10 49, To-
oniotion III those men who are their ehenles lhls
war was commenced by Jefferson Davis and his party
10 retain the spOls of ONCE heNoiuiohs are he''r
Justified except by great oppression Ii was not an or
preston the part Of the Federal Government thai
caused the No Secessionisi nor any Coppcrhcad,
whom consider than the Seccssionist viii give
you that reason for the outbreak II Seee,tloniSn
il 10 be acknowledge there is end 10 the Govern
men Ii the present Peace party prev an the same re,
suit VIII follow. ON what terms do they want peace
How can peace be brought ahouti Only ny withdraw
ing our armies JEFF Davis can make whatever de-
mads then be pleases and when they are granted the
prime pies OF the Peace party ALL prevail Let us have
only conquered pcsce-a peace worthy Of yourselves
and your Peace n separation no peace at
all 1Ou cannot live III harmony with our southern
brethren close To US separate Power. believe
have as much friendship for the South as any man.
have no kindred born north II Mason ana
Dixons line. This is not war of North against the
South for 1t were | would be with the south.
Ii is = Of the United States against
its enemies and against IFS enemies The day was
when Bendct Arnold was despscd. The times must he
out II Joint when men ike Benedict Arnold receive
tie YGudiis II the people Let brand treason as
u crime and its abeii0rs AS the enemies of the Govern
ment. l hear complaints all over the country against
the authorities We cannot help IL II the leaders maze
mistakes They are but human. and. Of conrsc liable
10 We only make tie head of the Government
weak when md fault with al II does The weaker
they tie Is there for us 10 strengthen
them. great many arrests have been made III tie
loyal States. Some Of them were undoubtedly wrong
but tins also tue that not man out OF hundred
arrested that ought 10 have been. Applause On
the question Of Slavery have word 10 say The
South have made Slavery tie idol and have called upon
US 20 bow down to t. Tie system II Slavery 10 upheld
by the Rebels because II 10 IN assistance o sustain
the Rebel Let Is strike AT that Institution ana
q take away that much If the Eebclions support.
The COpperhcads would have negroes TO enlist 10 ptt
down tie Rebellion. Wei. / don't know that l would
fight with them myself But let the negroes go step
IN whipping the Rebels for negro is not the inferior
Of any man Boo rebels against his Government IL is
for yOu 20 sustain the Government Do II sincerely and
You will have performed your duty. Stand together
all. slX months longer viii close the war. Ii would
have been closed before but Tor tie divisions IN our
people Gen. Rousseau finished by calling upon his
hearers 20 stand y The Government and give Marty
support the Administration IN lis efforts 10 cruz the
Rebellion.