New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
TEE VOICE OF THE LOYAL.

Ihe Eiri,aord Uhig o., the 9TH inst, concluded
particularly sulky column with these words:
d. Our shortest road to peace, then, Is TO bend
an our energies to war. Already, the peace feel
ing is strong in The North The display Of q
proper yigor and determination on our part will
make it dominant" When tho result of The late
election reaches this most sanguinc'y hopeful
ready writer he will have data from which to-
decide how nearly dominant is the peace feel
inc" of tire NORTH Tho Rebel, have now III
ample chance Ito bend an their energies 10
was" for a. Plainly d. possible have ,he people
of ;his county announced that there can bee no
peace without q restoration 81 tie Union, aDd
that the Union first, LAST and always il thc IL
c1orabe condition OF that cessation Of ho,tii-
f.os' which the Chicago Convention declared
should Dee "immodiate,' AID for which or
voters. our poor, taxed, couscrlpi.. aHd Plcoi'
d,nt-riddcn constituencies (seo CoppcIhcad pa
pcrs pdssir) show 10 especial stomach. The
question has been put 10 those who were conpe-
Tent aud potent 20 decide 1.-THE Chicago men
had the framing OF it: shall there be an I'M
mediate cessation of hosiiiitiea u and tie people
who nav the taxes aud who furnish tn solder
-,he people who have been made the objects OF
20 much quite eratuitous p'y-thc people who
are the country and the Government and all,
have answered. no immediate cessation of
ho,tiHie,i No eos alton Of hos;iit.cs at al, uu.
IL the work begun has been thoroughly COM
plctcd--unul the last ycsiigo Of Rebellion have
been oIliterated-untn all Tie territorial fights
o. the nation have been successfully asserted
until the Constitution has been absolutely yindi.
cotcd--until the policy Of the present Admins
tralion h9s teen carried out-until We hayeso re-
built and strengthened our institutions, that,
,hcy can. Tor generation aiter generation laugh
toscoln al yici5situdcs which may assa them.
Are the people weary of war They hayo had
an opportunity Of expressing that WEAKNESS;
they have been invited importnned persuaded,
70 express it, aud they have preferred to follow
me dictates Of conscience and Of sense This
r, Tire finest triumph which the world has thus far
socu OF the safety OF republican Institutions aud
of the solidity OF the popular judgment. Fox IL
our voters had wayered, aud had even made al
fatal mistake, it would not have been cXi-aor-
binary. There has been much suffering 10 bias
the public heart, and there haze been many
hopes deferred 10 weaken it, but thus far we
have, thank God! exhibited that peaistoncy in
which democracies have too often beon found
wanting and which is an unnistatable prog
nostic Of ultimate triumph. We trust that our
readers value as they should this essential char
acteristic Of the contest. II would have been
quite within the limits of human experience III
we had proved craven upon the irs' touch OF III
success-if we had shown ourselves towards
and niggards, chary OF our lives and over-caolul
of our cash---if we had lasely rcckoned the
value of the Union and decided that Il was not
worth fighting for; bat from ali this historical
disgrace we have been saved, and this very day
we stand, as we stood upon the first day of the
war, ready for new campaigns, new taxes and
new scriptions-prepored TO yield all that il
NAV DO necessary 10 ask oil uS--prcparcd for