New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-11
TIKI PRESS ON THE MESSAGE.

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journals, but all agree in regarding his PROPOSE
tons for the restoration Of the rebellious States
as OF paramount importance. We select speci-
mems enough from journals of different classes
10 exhibit the drift of public opinion.
! The Journal Of Commerce denounceS the Mes
sagc az utterly sbolitionist. and its suggestions
as impracticable:
The Predicate plan for reeonsrucon OF restoration
seems to be ,es. plan II psc,ion than device to perpeS
effect II tho Abolition ih, Southern saie'
The plan embodied iu the Proclamation which Mr. Lincoln
pfopo.s. 10 issue sourda very much Ike uisse from The
chambers Of an suocrs instead VI the voice Of sn ordinary
man temporarily representing the Constitutional Government
Il che United States
TIE Uord charges the President with polti-
cal duplicity; ayers that the Message trims
with marvellous adroitness between the two fac
tions Of the Republican party" and says
further:
"s mean, " recovering the sJsh aud r.con.rucns Tho
Union, hi, scheme is simply absurd
"l, oleu then thu, ar Lsson. .chem. /. no, only pro
po.srou, In .e but that q. the very hight Of sb.ufdy 20
yt,iesi had authority or Il IN LAT part o. he Constuton
Which guarantees 10 the sia;e republican form Of Govern
neni swe adapted hr Inm-diae posiic. es,c, In the
Sos and tor oSsgncns AMI debating The object Of thu ~s
| In ID. South"
/. tn, Daily NVs, the personal organ 0! Jeder.
son Davis, mildly chGactoiizeS the message as
1.-The Despors Ejict;" pronounces it 90 Wild,
unjust, and imprscticable plan for the consum-
nation OF Abolition" and "trescherous snG
dospicabe plot" II proceeds:
so far from beis sofsov rnnsui tho reslifaIon o. such
ss.ene would be than tynnny; would be us b.
y 4 Ls psepe Tough, for By fashers BY snd
u'rheross nh which ~oad -tsrnAizs dsoorj sasPeien
an hAirrd beusc thu aoclix~."
And concludes:
M in-olns present Ms.,-o tho Radical policy
"a n Il, d'oys al.urion I'D att repabHe.n as?s,', al
CO 'isn, Il. .sthot 10 e,,rnA ia'smy."
81 far tho Pro-slayery. disloyal. and peace
journals Their ccusure =, the hes, testimony 10
the force Of the blow which the President has
directed against tho Rebellion.
The Erea,ng Post, RphcI. concludes an
editorial summary follows:
ss,hirs ma., - .Ar s-d. cos, BE- uore riasn.nl-
,asni toward a., Rsb-. they put thsrs,vo.
beyort The pale u the hv b. ,h.ir insanity her properties
lreiy declared oeassss1 md ihef lives arc Jeopardy
80 II 10y cs'r lniuai-cans the Wholo AZ ths tsa-s'
fcson hey nhss NIL b. Inevitably by arnss.
tfI Aes9f bb~H town. d~sHistfd AID
,h'.' hou.' plAscd Bat Ia div tho President
st-fs thea no. only pcsos vhoh sAsl them fcs
gicri,s q var BIT honofshe r-rsoa which dial ,nale
:, ca eih ell the sirbsiss 4 30 cgsa The very oosa
49, 4c-esrf 49, 10y .rd 10 soo-gt those booa
f. b.sss1, orshs s.i = ts,i lsgnsro.s IDOL 81
Tsrsrv shich is h,f IT, ~ a. thsif .-rh,e. snd
.ss .nv and soss'
he Tmes. Radlc,l.Coutaryausc, approves
90. ncl.are and below, Il siu .nit both I'D ~:
"Ts, pIoc,is O. rreos.s.e.eu. ~ Pfeslr. pai. &c. /.
.rnrs "a r~ffoily e.r-iise Ths ssto rr,u, .oy
Obligations aroi b. fas h tae oaly Of ,.,rins
eoa4s-sol o. r. pity aud oil d. o'h,r p,r., q us.l-
~, 90 seearsl ~i. n. ,ci, s's s,ns,lan ros.a b,
iaAsias ,mPaa!o sui sol.nia cath ~. sr
so-rsd BY oasirs ho.e vino 'fn' comply ror.c sud
carp on ,ha state Go'eFnr.eri ju ey comprise
oesiaa dshHs Pfspsriic- =. member q ,hs va,
as pora'''n beoss the i,b,or IAa.c who arc rr ID,
p,tes Proclamation .l,a-d BY Tho rrcisu.. 10
c,ied determination % nsns until pub by be
hsts.; judcial sa.ry Of lie and while those Who have
opp1i A. un,onsitaouL si.Iupaon q rosss esnnot
comp fo they have iu ther power the gncor.i
iltionaisy BY spree hrs % tisi Cour, Tor
deon Certain csssore' % traitors q p.egiA dye
i from tho benefit Of Ito oath. which u cour-e vii
u.s. arpr9b,!oa ofsvrfy oysl oihsr minor pro
made complete IN. equity ,ni efficiency Of OBJ.
plea va toi,vc tha, tho oess Il 1, examined the uors u
val be discovered 70 b. coupst, .daped tho srss, oai
desired TIE public mind atef de reflection, have no
doubt VIII seocp. esoisr .sus ufi.on Of ihe prse
iical ~i.doEi q tie President"
III, Conmercioi Conservative, quoting the .
declaration of the President that Ga. Emanci- .
patton Proclamation will never be rctractod or
modified By him, says
This strong sad postv. lana II .ppto,.
% all loyal citizens who WI no That no
Pro'dsn. doe no, lo'- st Of h osn reiterated s..ursos
hs thsse avs al proclamation. sAnd su.ec, their A.
iEr4Atian b. the 5up'sme indl-.al authority.
"Ths Mss.ss, and tho Procl.a,ca ,csonp.nyins q A.
marked By al that Tenderness, ci .ses toward hs m.ssdsd
s5w cilr-n- that hss ch.srtcrr.d ST. Lucons forsr u
teranceA Here .eebly no thrrsis malice blind
hoTJ zeal bgs hav, exhibition 81 charity and
esHd-a sincere spd plying longing foI the Of tho
WANDERERS 10 the fold nom which they hivo say,d The
Message 1, wise and hurnuns and .,aeh eIsmpac,ou
Of tho beet qaads tia, oDnpos. chssi,r Of Pf-
dent"
Tho two foreign journals which We have
seen are edited in the interest Of the Rebellion,
and can soc nothing 10 approve in the Message.
Tie Stats Z:itHng considcrs that tho President 4
has adopted the views Of the extreme Radicals.
and has sanctioned, practically ii not expressly.
Mr.. Summers State suicide theory. Ii presumes
'h"~ a." Poio"n vi ihh'hc" III inc SOuthrrn
States " III avail himself Of the amnesty proca-
nation. The Courier des Etats Cais declares
tho real object Of tho President 70 BIZ renom-
nation, and that The conditions which he offers
TO the South are such ss will only increase the |
irritation Of the rebeilious States.
The Richmond Enquirer states that Senator |
Simms Of Kentucky and Senator Clark of Mis-. !