, 1864-10-19

Il Review ofthe Judges Position.

per Of Oct. 9th that Judge Cation, In speech
recently made at Ottawa, expressed himself
an fo,1nua:
a. ~ 1o'1u" a,.s,.,.
H. ~ as1 ~. 1atsrest1
iii nus and poIttica allies. tha ,rehnldr5s and
In preserving slavery. We mast then preserve the
Inion as it was. am not pol1tieian. and have
no po .ticl ends to serve except the salvation OF
ny eonn.fs' ana tne1e.ole ta'k plainly.
The Judge, In note printed In the TRIBUNE
Of Oct. 12th, Says:
nv attention has been called. IN your na,er nj
yes,erday. to what pnrnrts tn he an e1traci trom
HEeech made By me ii Ottawa. Allow me- 10 say
through 'he tama channel that never used the
woFas The goq
[Sesrs,noa nor dla syes entestsin ths ssntmrata
= Yourt truiY. eA@ep' 'Ae '''' j. b C4ro,.
- ;rrril1 hn -,aroo;,..ad .h,t +ta 80.
-, ."N =. ~ :, .t@S .4s o"so ea1e ue
never entertained the sentiments therein
expressed, except the last sentence" In
other Torde. he concedps that he Ia mt a
-o1,.,o,a.. .,,,,,a .f,... -. .,,.,1', nv
80 - 1os-e $3.50 ~.4' ~ ~ uaa ~ PoAs4eaA
eaos ~ eetse except tne 6slVatloo OF Ills
country, and assures us that he talks plainly.
First, the Judge says that he IL not poli.
ticsan shall not a++au,+ ~ oo,t,a.a..
az :s+-.anant ~ ,'s:a e,,s,. ~
.n.e asn;ratious - thet te III in 'naa he naa
been 0nite different tb1nr
= Sseuuu, sno oaoSe sass Ae nas no poltlcal
ens.s,. ~ s1 eAeept l1e s3t7atlon o. ms
serre 9hscb are 30, 1n1;t;ca;S o ~ ~ enos a. 10
mnur letter ths Jndpf sars. 1Ae sos
ssAt fhe 1nsf Presiden{;,1, a1a,tt,r ,,,,,os
aserr = orth frnm me hnnareti an3 tw..t,ts' 1ues
ii ttntrn hnndrsJ s,,a t,ra,tr az ~. ="
II ,.ar naad W. anu anu ~ uns5 5u'e s uouhls
:. F.a,,1s .norc "4h H., os se= co einngt
TO : the western agricn1tnfrlIat tha
Hwar has proved m unmitivate5 bnrden
up hich can on1y b. re1,eVed ~ a restnr,ttoo
aof peace and 81 the Union. Hrnce has thc
"West fought, and 50 viii she fIyht for the
ssnstoration Of the Union, Hence has Illi-
"nois furnished more than 10, 600 troops
"aboye her quota,r'
The Judge raises nules. II be exrects
that peace I'LL enhance their value be las q
pecuniary tend to serye.'' He cannot dis
claim tie pecuniary consideration without
aseumi1 to be influenced by purer patrlot-
iem thGn be attributes to the 10 GOO iii aoIs
volunteers.
Now let us see what continents the Judre
sa. h,. never entertained
Flint. he neyer entertained the scntfmcnt
that uthe AboutiYuists. If they succred in
abolfstinr eIAyery. can CONTROL The cnnntry. y
The fact Of success in aboiishipg slavery
conntry 10 that eYtent. Int af,r ench snc.
cess. 1hey would. as Abolitionists. have no
xorati.,n. ercenf nerhons "a anti. aiav.rv
men, In resiatibg tie efoFts Of the Jua9e aud
his 1tltr ds to re-setablIsh slavery.
Second, the Judge saws he never enter
+a1ned fn.. santimsnt fhst tonr i,tarS.t !,
consists in maintainnr onr relat;nns viii
onr t1d fyienda and nnjiffrai allies tha a1.va.
6olttre. and in n1eerrrinr s1a7ervm What
irtE does ha mfan hT Mnnr IL teresta ~
Whv t,,ose If the conI+rr ~ cnnrsa G,r
does be- not tel rs that be has - no i nolitissi cal
ends to serve except the salvation of his
ce11ntry? But the Ji1drn fai sac in bis az.
faWa snaech thar 4 dis5n1n,, -. a. aana,.o-
i,sl,sd i"c1 vor1a IN fata1 ~ ~ ~
l1hutu iAe1, "oui1 DC laLal lo tAe Oem0cra:ic
na,t na', ,o,d mit1o9s aaa .ne o. noq.nef6 ntates
,n;no1G;,r} ~ 1ru Ha5I ~. uo - a. 4oPsaese
4nrSa ~ ;r+nea.t ~ - lha' 6Aeci y otnsr
nays1s tu0 a;.,.a;, " she 0e1,9e1a1se parry
Nav, mhan tha Tndaa 4 enpse tn.t ota 10 Ieiasloas'
tert,;neS tha sayt;,5S,t {hst ~. I. m
1un 10 tAat erection, We can only under
stand the JUDGE, who says he talks plainly,
ns admitting that tour interests" are not
ce1neiden1 with those Of the Democrahc
r. TS,s 1nave ears I'M rora- .,+ort,,uas .,,o
sentim:nt that our interests consist IN nrs. ur.
serving slavery. In his Stuart letter. he
sa,s:
orr 10 9du ~ 1s eer r. c Is 'or m
our pcrfy " Overwhelming Strength over % our o. o.
p6ns'4fa, and the other IS 10 prosecute this war
n Mani $1nFhF Inn GAYA &t frk