New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JANUARY %.

'tration Journals siIce last September than it
'as fourteen moD'.hs earlier; and we heard as
much Democrat chuckling over the rOut OF
'ull Run a. over any National disaster Of the
asst four months.
De II understood then, that the parrot-llke
te' .ations in our bar-rooms and on street.
corners that " tho Emancipation policy has
divided the North and united the South ore
lies. They may be repeated and reasserted
till doomsday, but they will still be lies, and
nothing else. That the Proclamation has not
united the South /" against the National
cause, the Message of the newly-chosen Gov.
Cannon of Delaware, the election Of Emanci.
patton officers and On Emancipation u. 5.
Senator by the new Legislature of Missouri,
and the appointment as U. S. Senator from
Maryland of ex-Gov. Hicks, who declares that
peace cannot be permanently restored to our
country till Slavery is expelled from it, bear
witness The rising Free.LabOr party IN
North Carolina, the thoroughly Emancipation
attitude of loyal West-Virginia, and the ten
dency to Emancipation of the formidable loyal
party in Southern Louisiana, oil attest that
our Union is 70 be restored on the basis OF
Free Labor, or it cannot be restored at oil.
The President gave the Border.State policy
fully eighteen months fair trial. After the ex-
piration Of fifteen months, be gave public notice
that be should persist in it but three months
longer. He had previously proclaimed that he
should be wholly governed by the consideration
of fidelity to the Union-that he should save
the Union pifh Slavery, wihOm Slavery, or
partly ,cih and partly nithom it--holding every
thing else subordinate to the preservation or
restoration of our National integrity. And he
has acted in strict accordance with these pro-
LESSONS Having tried long and arduously t.
save the Union nth Slavery he proposes
benceforth to save it ,cihom-that is, at the
expense of Slavery in the thoroughly Rebel
States and districts.
Congress, which did not approve Of bis Bor-
der State policy, does most heartily approve Of
that on which ho has now entered. Tie oppro-
val of both Houses is hearty and complete.
II is not merely the Administration, there
fore-it is the GovERSMEYT-tbat says " To
the end that the Union may live, j, has become
indispensable that Slavery should die
Hcreupon The ". L. Express breaches dsor'
ganization and mutiny to our Armies after TIL,
bold fashion:
The rsh Of the American soldier to hiak, is .Iborr
sht-And when volunteering from being citizen Into beol
soldier lie never loses his rst nak Hence the Bay
onets the Rappshannock thinking and will think-ha
President Lincoln IA has Inaugural Pied himself to main
tain Constitution and the Union AID tho hishts Of tie
ss,e and that in his Proclamation he Las not only sofsn m
PLEDGE. bu. tie Cienden pledges Of The oue and the
Sherman pledges Of the Senate aud that therefore, dry az
sIdrs enlisted Uade, Jri', pT'fea's' and ave held
troken psdg,' No courts ntrA-no eIoontion'
syen-cGn drive ths thinking Of American 'Odicr'
head lie may be ensAyed be a. 10 service agreed
.obu the right to think against thai enaavemenl Il God
given Hsh., and Il be publicly ,uppreusd. It VII only tie
rauke in private and the lte ~ tie oDd
"Wheu the Pro.den,in bis January Proclamation broke bis
solemn Inaugural pledges, equity would have demanded Of
hi that he reisred ne esiIg ariss and p'oeursS ss!
pnlrV tasimej q oey' tP0n h' PraeP's9 ne gar, fS
Abolition. Daily told there thousands and thous
and OF men that believe In this lighting to free and
suoh men Ousb. be "a the .Iy while tho.e who volon
! teered for other pufpo.ss should be relieved
w hon the put the
Republican Abolition tTuok the Republicans ought eIeIu
sively to b. depended upon ior The
Democratic party certainly longer the friend Of fighting
under Lincoln Proclamation to free nesfoes Connecticut
New. York, NesJsney Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana aud
Iiu0is fu OF traitors two 10 one OF the AbOltoniUs
nearly n thi. be easonl Til. 10 tine feclug Of
three hfh, not Of foBrshs Of tho of pvstes
than Of officers Tho soldiers enlisted to hsht for the
Union feet that they haze been Sspsd IA bsAo forced 70 dghi
free negroe, 10 whom, the they connection
with them this unfit they they for any sort Of
freedom. Hundreds Of them DO not hesitate to say
we have been enlisted under under sse pretenses and
are made to tight ior Abolition, which We abhot'"
Such language as the aboye-so inpudent
in its sophistry so unbushing in its treason
is steadily demoralizing orr armies and
paraly zing the energies of the Nation. 1T is
fast bringing the energies of nearly half the
people Of the Northern States into practical
subscryiency TO the cOunssls Of JEFF. Davis. Un-
less sternly rebuked it will be simply impoesi-
bic 10 protract the war in the face Of such full.
limitations.
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KEY WEST.
Ken Hest ia attached 10 the State Of Florida,