New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-07

life the remnant Of my waning days, could save my
country gladly most gladly. would make the saernce
the sacTifce oh no. the duty. the glory OF such an
achievement Hmy voice could reach even me BACK
Republican party would say. Feassennie your
elect them II YOU can take all the spos but tear down
your disunOn African platform. ere you indorse II AZ
the polls end give the country some OtLer phllorm
which viii not imper the Union. g,
No man values more than myself the countless bless
ngs and benefits of the Union But just in proportion
as are its great advantages, VIII be the unspeakaD9
dirasters which w0uld follow rom rs Overthrow
have never believed in peaccabe dissolution OF ths
Union II the disaster comes. II VIII DO attended py
civil war and the sword must be tho umpire no"
can il be peaeefli Who Is 10 MDuafe between tnc
North and the South Who is 10 have the army the
navy the national banner, the PuDhc treasure OK
revenue the Capitol Of the Union the Government ar
ohives and how are 10 dl'lGe vac puplc eh1s nhu
common tcrrtoryi What compact or treaty OF peace
between the contDdng parties can take the place OF
the Constitution and how or by whom are me ne"
Governments 70 be formed and paelhcdf NO my couh
rvmcn If in the madness OF sectional passions and geo
graphical prejudice Won overthrow the Constitution
raned by Washington ana the sages OF the Revolution
YOU can never provide adequate substitutes those VINO
have achieved our COuntrYs rum can never IeghthI
the scattered fragments Of the Constitution, ana ebud
the sacred edilce No II will be war, cNll war OF all
others the most sang1naIy ana icEoclous lhlS INC
which separates the North from The South, VIII ne
known IN all history as the line Of blood lt VIII De
marked on either side by frovning iortresses ny OPP
posing batteries, by cleaning saDeTs by pilsuluE
irvonets by he tramp Of cOutendng armies, by towns
ana cities sacked and pllaged by dwellings given "a
the flames and fields laid waste and desoate. NO NOR
a hand can ft the vail which conceais the unspcakape
disasters of snoh conflict. No prophet vision can
penetrate the dark abyss Of such catastrophe IL VIII
be- a second fan Of mankind, aud while We shall be per
forming here the bloody drama Of nations suicide
from the thrones of Europe viii arise the exnng sh"u'
Of dcspots and upon their gloomy banners shan DE IN
serbed as they believe TO be Glazed their Otto
- Man is incapable Of selfgoyernmcut'
It's true did believe and declared as above stated
in 1856 that the indorseucHt The polls Of the Repubcar
Platform Of 1856 would imper the Union" that
there could be 10 pcaccabe dissolution Of tie Union
that such an effort would ne attended by "civil wsI
which would be most saEgurary and fcroclous; thai
none hut line Of blood could separate the Nortl
from the South" ard that suoh event would be -
national suicide second fan Of mankind and wonl'
call forth c1ulting shorts rom the thrones Of Europe
Wa not all this but too truc' IT,, was however. sai'
nv me as n warning against dsunon. aud against th'
giving Of any vote which would impeTl he Union
then said in that address:
Beware NV countryrnen ere n il too late, how yol
adopt these Iscfious couuses. GIVE no vote that put
he Mon in the slightest peril Make no such earlI
experiment. Friends If the Union. oi uli afl's ON
enemies have combined; they have fused, ana uhde
their united efforts the pillars Of the Constitution hl'
Of tie Union rocking 20 their base ana We iaHl
have assembled IN November neat Tor tue last iime
under our cOuutrys tag. and 40 0t<eis "i conm"'
l Mon Tie enemies oi the tLloh nave uh4t'u' "'
why should We be separated
Upon these principles oied against Con. Fremon
in ls5G. ana against Mr. Lincoln IN l-C0 Bat SLAYER.
having made war upon The Union in ls6l in consequence
Of Mr. Lincolns election. and the only means noT lei
TO save the Union being crush the Rebellion 60 ioi
The reelection Of NJ. Lincoln. 90 for him. also u
yndicato the rigAfef afdsG VT. Lincoln vas choscl
il 1860 President o. the sloit United States The re
boous minority has thus ar defeated Tie popular sui
fracc as regards The South. Uuless then. Mr. lncoh
is reelected, he never viii have tcon President as Jai
Of the rAole tinted Sa,. AID the great Constitutions
principle the election Of President by the people WI
have been defeated by a Kebeilious minority. Such
result, would be q fatal precedent. II would render To-
election Of President NY the people an empty iorh
would uaugura,e anarchy and invite the minority Il
resist the eector Of every FreAdeH' by Rebellion.
To save the Ur.on from danger | voted for Judg
Douglas against Mr. Lincoln in leo; 70 maintain nn'
pcrpotuae the Union and yndicate tie great pTincp
Isht ur tifs lvuIle to- 'hu-re cir pre-idont an
inaugurate him as such for the uLoe United states.
vote now for the reelection Of Mr.. Lincoln.
Nours, truly, Il. }. "AlkRM