New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

When the Rebellion rs suppressed, ana the hitIoni
authority restored Will have the same CONSTITUTIONS
the same Government, the same nationality we had pc
lore our peace Was broken, our prosperity checked ana
onr security endangered by Rebellion. We vii have
had anful, but II may not he an unpr01iDle ,ro'
We VIII have learned TO observe constitutional Idth,
and that respect the rights Of each Other
10 the peace and security of all We shall have crne
that life. liberty, property, and the pursuit OF hapi
ness are the common right Of all-each holding IL "
equal constitutional sanctity, that this pertains S uGn
10 linn who sleeps in cottage home as 10 hin VINO oNss
in rnlatal halls tha, free government knows no DIS
tinciOns in right but assures all alke 'hll no Eoo
quence is given 10 one species of properly above .n w
an0iner that all lives and all coiscences He equ""'
protected Ivy free government. ,,,,u,o,
Kentuckians we have suffered much. This Rebciii1n
has invaded the sanctites and disrupted the es ~
hottest and dearest relationships. IL has pierced VII.
anguish the throbbing hearts of our people. w ;,
been invaded by hostile armies and harrass'd w a
Rebel marauders Our life liberty proper! anu I! N,
pinessT have been buiotted by Rebellion. And 10 MI
on. cup If bitterness have been msundcIs'oo.n n'
distrusted by people of other loyal STATES anu Wa
strnpd hy Rpl,cls M home and abroad i'ee'us' We
insist upon the Observance OF what WcrtEmu aS c"n
siitutiona faith and upon respect behg ma " p SUM-
and property rights. we have been hcd, on 'ne one
hand t. be Of doubtful loyalty and cnimed on inc olner
as i'm sympathy with aud ready TO JON the heoeiloh.
Oar recent elections it s 20 be hoped WIZ forever put
10 rest and quiet this question kentuck has even Dcc
now is and Always VII remain loyal to the 6ovoinnehi
ifc icyaity Of Kcntucty does not rest upon attach.
men, to or dislike OF. any species of property mi is
founded upon the imuoyabe devotion of her pr0lt I"
the principles of constitutional liberty.
Kentucky cannot be shaken il her fidelity 20 The con
stiu,onal unity Of our Government. We 'cheiish II
cordial Lahtu,d and immoyabe attachment 10 IT, &C.
clsioning ours,yc- 20 think and speak oi II ~ "a Aa
dun Of our liberties watching for Ms preservation
with Jealous anxiety And while she rei&ns respect
for the momory aud confidence in the virtue ana WIS
dom Of is founders she viii cling 10 that Constitution
and than Union as the oy place OF safety ana [sl on
Garth or amongst men for her faith and hope o. ifee
government.
Buf wien measures are adopted crush he Rebellion
vi icl we deem INV Use or unjust we will not approve
rf.H IN
c-i;.nGte way. Because we furnish the means We 90
MOI commit ourselves in favor of the modes Of appllng
others to apply them. Those charged with he alpHGa
ton az responsible for any msdiecuon " aISe " we
means We viii not sanction acts l!olati'e oi cOhsulu
tiona right but We viii not therefore hegieS' my %
of cTaIv necessary means 10 project and defend the
Constitution against rebel efforts 10 destroy II mercy
because somebody does not understand or regard us
The recent elections clearly and mistakenly define
the popular will and public judgment of kcntueSy: IL
is settled that Kentucky VIII win un"a'rfIE nun
and weryinr purpose stand 10 ana support me gov
eminent i'm every effort 10 suppress the Reb"on ana
maintain the Union. That for this purpose she WIZ
devote tie whole resources of our toFcrih'ht 10
crush the present causclcss and wicked Rebellion ana
restore the national authority over the reSoted states
Hui while so dcvoting our whole resources TO Uphold
ard maintain the Government against Rebellion. the
same devotion 10 constitutional liberty VIII equally IN
pcl her 20 oppose her will 10 all uncohtuuohdi All
wicked unwise or hurtful measures Of policy Vhieh
nay be suggested or adopted IN Inc prosecution VI "u
defensive war This she will do through the pAccIu
medium Of the balloho1 by the pcrsuasions "i afeu
mcut and the legitimate force Of or constituted Tlpu
We will make 10 factions opposition, viii adopt mo-
mode of opposition which can m any manner cheek ~
rc.srd those charged with the Administration 81 ne
Government in any legitimate effort 70 suppress iic
rebellion and restore Tie National authority over the re
/ voted States.
Keatucky VIII not affiliate with those NJ home, OF An
other States whose manifest oec; j.. under pretcnsc
If opposition 20 measures 20 cover their real pur
pose Of Gripping the enemies OF our Government para
L met IA ..Tfl
Of The rebellion. -,
The recent vote Or Kentucky proclams tha; fhc viii
not faterHze with Rebellion. either open ~ c"iul
and VII, equal emphasis. that she wiz not mai fhNe
with those who would pcifct our Just dcicnto ~"
fsaaca war upon constitutional rights and liberties oi
the people Of the southern States. But firmly AID I'm
moyaby poised upon her own just loyal and proud con
stituiional center. Kentucky VII maintain the iigt
and support Tho Constitution and the tni9n ny m We
powers aud modes sanctioned by the wisdom Of hn
inauc experience. and jusi and legal warfare Moi
and morey 10 crush the Rebellion: votes and argument
to coII legislative Or executive policy Wheh ttohs
ous' ibis is thc proclaimed and dehDei ate -Tm o.
kcntuckv This Is her Tgli and her duty. n. vi!
maintain hoy tight and win do hcrduiy.
We Athlete with tie 10y men North and South Whose
object and policy are 10 preserve the Union AID The
Constitution unchanged and unbrolen and 10 Fcslore
/ Tie people 70 harmony AID peace with Tie uo'"hheAl
/ as ticy were before the Rebellion.
II Is not restored Un0a-n0t reconstructed mon
thai Kentucky desire. but pIesef'cd mon ana
restored peace upon "A constitutional basis. i
Kcutucy halls with satisfaction the dcmont'raiion OF
conservative sentiment manifested by the recent eec
tons If msny Of Ac sister States ana looAs {" the co
otrion % conservative men ~ the hope O.! vigorous
and wise prosecution Of our defensive war ana an hon
orable and just settlement Of peace.
IL this connection, may no, be aiss 20 say that We
hnyc q decided objection 10 organizing and nfining 10
go regiments. Our objection is not "a tie power or
Il IL admitted that Whatever may b. iskch Tor use IN
war all s available uses may be appropriated Noi
our objection because Of any respect iof h'bcs bL
from regard 10 tie self respect and the interests OF roy
men, Our objection j. that the arInng u negroes hu
mill les The lust uTilc OF lpyl Tacn, and urogaly
ti.fr Inv = ia
by the ari4ng OF nc rocs the dsloya man. The III
lry Is indiscriminaic IL encourages and promotes
characterization among the slaves Of LOYAL OVncrs de
pTccatcB then property and cndagers ther tecGrt!
Inc wer should be- against the Rebels not upon tie
oyal men, Th.s is tho white mans Government; Le Is
anundnnty able 90 defend II. There are lcni! oi 10y
willie men 10 defend the Government and suppress Re-
beon, let them dc H. A. such forces are unnecessary
10 our defense but really obstacle ~ success ly en-
bitiering the minds Of The Soutln ope. AID 90 u Is
hurtlul 10 the interests and cAiDgcis the security OF
loyal men and humiates their art PRIDE. without any
/ compromising benefit il should b. abandoned
The loyal interests Of the country should not BE- en-
daIgorcd or sacrificed, and it, just pride be broken
AID b. uncale for and needless experiment which can
motif nothing while 81 cidangefs much, and caters
only 10 tie passions Of The extreme AbOoHist. who
has repeo of the Constitution and D" love Tor the
Union Bat there is beyond thc p's"nt injury iutus"
difficulty and danger which II were wei 10 consider
The aa,e- - employed cannot BE- AN rcnlied 10
hohiarc Nhat sto become Of thcm' Shall they De
tuIncG ioo,c asIled or uIaimcd, Ia the Souih The
widest lnni.rsM must comprehend The fact that such
/ .ayes armed unarmed can never remain and live
among lG.r ara.ift alom they have been se ia battle
arIay Ii,i therefore either hc carried to suinc
OF the NoilnrIn states or coonlod elsc"lcfc. What
Northern state il ready and open 20 receive them We
aIprehcnd hat no home can there be found foT them
J Whore then, shall they BE- sent. how provided for.
II what charge and Al whose cApensei Surely these
ques lions Of grave consideration and dangerous issue
should b.. thoroughly explored and wei Inanlcd before
employing "A force which add nothing 10 our
defense but rcAlds success and which RENTS 10 The
future the necessity Of adjusting those questions Of diff
fcut settlement and dangerous issue. But for this,
well as other evils resulting from Rebellion. we VIII
look 10 The constitutional remedies We will appeal 10
the public Judgment the tribunal and the ballot box
as the cOrrcctiyc and viii devote the whole powers ~
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