New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-05

whole rsnps,hies and inference have been in favor Of
those who. Tor the eXtens0n 0f slavery plunged TIE
country into the countless uIseTcs OF civil wlT They
ympa'hiZcd th and rejoced IN, II they did not plan
and fomert the blOodthirsy riots in the city Of New
YORK lat wear which spoken N several weeks be
fore they occurred. Yet the men have the eironiery
proclaim themselves the advocates ufp"acei Peace
aud fellowship IL NAV be with and slavery, but
wgr and persecution against liberty and true peacel
The candidate for the Presidency who represents
them adds to the declaration Of policy the sguhcaot
remark the Union is The one condition Of praee-we
ask 10 more Tie only reasonable construction Of
these words under the Circumstances r. bat the men
who FOR TIE sake " extending slavery began the way
Will only consent to return % tAe Union they NAV Do
upon their Onn terms; that the niqut1gs objects o.
their desire lal be- conceded 70 them, md that they
viii be welcomed back % fraicrnM embrace, Win thcf
hands sth gripping with Tao blood Of their mAo"
But If the Confetegaies should refuse union, even
upon such terms, tlu lc supporters VI Mcclellan pro
pose that the Government shan De destroyed that
vast .aychO!diDc coi'edeiacy may be established IN
order to accomplish tlt ohicctsOi Their ambition. Nhch
result could hardly i.i 10 prove the hmnurcr of pro
tractcd Wy. The history Of Europe WO..d be- enacted
over again. whore now, IN time of peace, millions Oh
men are constantly Kept under arms
Friends and an a. have bcen the supporters Of
Government in opp0.i ton riot and rchclhon-rfen
though that Government, IA some respects, Ae admin
tered uICn principles dIfcrelt from those which con
troll our action. We not dissolved from the duty n
giving our voice and influence in inyor 81 lus.e ma
liberty and ri hfc1us government, because evil men
riot in fierce rebellion aud incur the WollknOwn penal
tres Of treason
The friends Of Mcclellan wink u the evil system "
Slavery and call il od'-reculess # ihe warning
Wo urto them who call evil gOo, aud good evil ~
On the other hand Abraham Lincol has publicly plu-
claimed Dis views Of ths matter ia fink, manly and 70
mafknhle words which, in contrast wth the dark cloud
of opposing politicians viii shine on tn page ol iniure
history: II Slavery is not wrong, den nothing ~
wrong
Here then we have the issue. Those Wio Justify VAR
for the extension Of slavery and desire I. I'LL mp 'ur
Western Territories with slaves from Air'a viii a8i
their votes for Mcclellan and hls associscs, whose
voice and ac ions tend 10 this end But they who 8ish
the contrary Of ths;-who. whist dcsfous n dong
ms ice % the children OF frcanoW u this lad would
have 30 more II them brought violently 90 ti country
and who desire that far ~ possible our asst ierr'
tnric. nay be peOped by o HOMOGENEOUS re popuil-
ton viii cast their votes for Abraham L.ntOp.
Members Of be Society Of Friends. who rnembcr
his kindness and sympathy for their brethren nder i-
ING circumstances viii not iail m the exercise Of
gratitude which W d.. SO the SAME tme acorn Win
their principles of action Audit l. - he hopd that u
TIE important issues before Tie country Dno VIII
Ike tAc worthy Friend above alluded tO, lave 10 Ia
locnt an omission duty In falling 10 east hsinhuerce
iJr good, and against e,l.--tor law and Gdef aud
ca1inst riot. FOR Freedom ana against SlaNcNf i.
NEW-h ORR lOfh mo. oath leti