New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-05

then barely the necessary for the at
tinment Of thst end Whatever do beyond tat repro
bated by the law OF nature q faulty and coudemnsbe st
the tribunal Of conscience. Hence It 4 that the rett to such
such Of ho,ty varies according ccum'tances
What perfectly inst snd innocent IN in part cuar
stultioD, IL no, % always on other occasions.
Right hand in hand with necessity and the Ell seney
ofthe case but never exceeds them"
have quoted largely in this connection from this horlty
be-oae IN my Judgment tt contains the very gs end rub
stance OF the law this subject Whatever not expressly
~ Ian pyohbRV1 what Is not forbidden by the lew q
tous proper Of walTe aud dedue from author
corning the application OF principles OF nailnalaw 10 the
condition Of things - to the condition Of foreign and ci'
we sro necessarily Ienited to the CONT consoienee
and pnI4 equity, Well as for the deieTmilCtoL Of what
ucPe' are, as fora proper and just course OF action
lit Dee aid hat by tits tho innocent may be in.
volved IN common punishment with the gully this only
an ssua at ssaiust the e1erce not sut the existence 9"
the power.
"a. counsel argues end quotes from le authority to
sue, In his Argument that IN this rebellion civil The
obligation 70 observe the common laws war Ia absolute Ia
dspendJy tidug on both parties end NE same which The
sw fnqtne imposes on all nations II Transactions between
10 th, doctrine yield my hesry concurrence oai know
that my Governmsut acts upon this sens ana humane a"
When he contends, however, that h measure Is not com.
mon lay Of war, We meet Immediately upon The very guei'
tion - be decided.
What common law Of war1 When be endosyors 10
Hast ate when he cites the css Of caudes,ne seduction
O. the snemys peope when ne shows tAst Fasl the eo-
qGeut aud humane writer hOt rather than assert thai such
proceeding NAV be honorable comp8tb with tho laws
pure conscience. When he argues that this measure may
sk at the foundation of the common safety snt welfare Of
msnGiud cannot overlook the f8s thai the sutho in
the connection asEerts well that these
are eneuslb. IN very jls, war when the INN obJec
10 c0uuy threatened with ruin by awies7
Hd 10. the object Of this PROCLAMATION to save the conn.
tryl Not perhaps from tie rue Of awlcss l1efortbAg
pray God may bebut . sotn and destruction
The motto Of tho coat OF s Of 0ur State Procans ca ey
Tie safety Of tie people ia tho chief law It has indeed
breu pronounced the plea OF the yaut bur nasuch a. de-
is better tn anarchy hsIsh law i better than no
law tines may when that shall be tue hrt con'deF'
alton.
threatened by lswess corqseor think II H. equally allow
sbls by the the ends beng great
lhe lTes eat eGd nttion srd before the word
% be Judged by nation, Of the cath be the OF
It'd. Of he iueuon the eorercy Oh he tho object 10
aasi sae issuance execution Of toe Pnop.e Of
tur FrociamG.4on
lave no soi-h, this question the decision Of It became
ueeee-y the course Of ny judo a auty could not haT
evoided itt wouii. have had bat little difficulty 10
syas ~ CONCLUSION in ihs case l. IL true that previous
eIucl lon ard rejection upon TIE subject may yq aled Inc
throw on longeuteri-net opinions convictions npo
a. government aud social policy AID determine
mater Of l.- character In Tho hsat OF pFe science Gn5
reason without being se ted by Leae cons ieons YET
have ,ndeayofcd to Do FROM ho 6es j1dm which
can be.low upon the eson I'm Il opinion and 80 DE-
Glaze, hat the prisoner Zee mao fee Oy virtue OF ts
Proclamation und tst 5cng once ilee ma" he Is forever
rec for know Of 10 power or !sw by which ma
being once enamel g4tei can Je ag-in mglciIa'rc'
o. tls j. dty Of January Of tie present. sfN o. grace To-
rr acr' tnen -a7e became fenaai-ied "lh i.redou-
aflv. 4in in itgio foE p'od Of his lie,
q only tat scrrtnie sfred as Tensiy 70? cIile shd
AcL as 4 ia 81. ard -.niEe. der the
N,salc as luder tie (su di-Tcnsatian- cannot cou-
Guide wihog, Epiyils fhr rcut Of ST. Fsthef Of n.
County in ~ Farewell Address 70 his Count ymou, ass ~
sosl - sl4 ferelt 10 the iesei condition u public
.f,irs although nos ss u.ci er eppi'd by him; 81,
IL viii be worthy uf Zee. onsh aefi and at no az
au period great nation, . sSc to MAI kni he a,nail'
mons end too novel example u T. 'pe al" suoea .! "a
exalted Justice AID htueyaenc. Who doubt that n ia
c.its 81 lime Gld hiars, the fruits OF such Plan "ouli
m Teray my Temporary advantages who might be lost
by sea y adherence Ca be that Prevalence hss
Mt Connected he permanent felicity Of Lson with rs
ylfiu.f The experiment IRIS, IL recommended byeTefY
s.est III - .anabl.s nature. Alas Ia 1; rem
dsrea IN possible by It's vices -