The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-19

IN the futufe. They formally and ostenteoousy
mske their new Emperor heartily welcome TO tram.
pie them and their rights, provided he will only
suhluest extrpsto and destroy the people OF snese
Southern States
The Hoosier Emperor fully appreciates his new
plVere an esppnG bilitcs. only one week ago
thcrr might have been some doubt wtethcr DO WAS
indoed an absolute, or only constitutional and
lmiiol monarch; there IL no doubt nov. Now nc
uay do absolutely as be pleascs; the ,e'ccuon' %
last week formally gives him carte blanche and
pla.es all legal or Constitutional restrictions sho.
.c'htf 10 sbcysnc unol the end OF the war ana
toh knows how lopg amer. There ~ no use OF
taking any more Of IArties in int Norm country
there ere none. The unisrr.hed Democracy 10 er-
riicd out OF It's 1--WE wits; whatsoever relics WHAT.
.oevcr echoes reflections oi the snc'ent spirit oil
nee cititenshp may he supposed stu to .hcre,
must sink down, and lie low. aud de OUT IN 'he
deal level OF craven submission
bc II 30; hut all this, however sad and dissrsce-
'ui Tor that people, may I've no great comoH 70 va.
On the contrary, this absolute military desrotsm
IA what mskcs country moro ioi midable ior az
Rresson; II Is the true organization ior cohqucr,'
AND We have now u prepare for Tue very grand
est effort the Yankee nation can be maoe
capable ~, with all its powers and RESOURCES
developed to their ute most, 10 crush these States
and stamp their Inhabitants into the earth II
Is ho new thing undr the sun, thiJ ucadly
duel between confederation 81 free states hsht-
ing for their liberties and honor, and Sroat
consolidated military dc.p Jtsm armed for thcir
Destruction. Emperor Abraham 10 not much more
absolute than was King Phlp o. Spain whcn no
hurled the whole might Of his realms upon VIC
Netherlands not n whit more absolute thai ng
Nerves hen be undertook TO crush the Lille .sies
oi Greece II 10 well to betLnk Us also that there
are many circumstances in our position TO imp re
us with hope and confidence. We know that how
loudly sewer Lincoln may call for another million
OF soldiers be will never collect that nuinter nor
onc-third Of 1t. For four year, we have been &c.
cus'oned 10 bis calling ont Of countless hosts; ana
where are theyf We know, toe, that there never
has sriscn and never can aga.n arise, 30 imperative
aud trying q necessity for hitn W capture r.
nond and strike . mortal blow III The ConieieracJ
a. during tho past monih-and General Grant Is
demanding rciniorccmcnts-is mt complete slnlu
Tor want Of rcinfor ciacnts. In truth, no matter
how loudly our enemies may now boast and threat.
e., We know very we'll that We have alrcaty bfaved
aud bs;ted the very worst they could do, when
Their Treasury WAS full, and their credit was high,
and their armies almost double what they are 70
day. II will need very teri. bic anfronade indeed
" tighten into submission now those who did lot
quail before Mcclellan on the PENN sula, anu who
have been irreveronuy laughing al Grant wh.lc lie
hulur Richmond by the u roAi" these four months
past AtnOugh 1t be true, tAou, that the reelection
oi l. ncun, raising him 70 an absolute, irrespons-
ble sovereignty, with perfect immunity for all HIS
tyranneS past and future and possible, doce throw
tic Government OF that country formally and os-
tens bly, into the most Ierilous form Tor aggression
uIon III neighbors yet practically II 10 lar more
peri 10 its own subjects than TO US. We hstter
ourselves VIC have already measured and tried all u
can do, that we know tie heart OF its mystery, and
have In great measure taken the sting out Of II.
All this paroNysm OF EMULATION aud Atrocious me.
mace ioiiowing upon the ,.cetop WAS precisely
what we expected ana We really used ~
that sort OF thing that II now produces less effect
upon our nerves than might have been exIJected.
lu.t IA lhon OF soldiers now to be drafted Will not
do much harm 10 US but vii be terrible indeed 10
Democratic towns In Indiana Ohio, and will gar
rison effectively the stra,ogic points Of New York
State, in Case Mr. Seymour should be 10 il.advlsed
o. 10 attempt TO play the Governor there. That
whole North country Ia now in its Transition state
"A ri IN n mi
itsry monarchy and thls mill ON Of men - likely
~ be useful, TO the words Of Lord s,ryaorn .s
good lockers on"
LISooLS's THANKsGfvINa DAT
Under this head the DrsrArcn gives vent to the
following reflections as suitable TO the times from
rebel point OF view:
We observe that Lincoln, with commendablc
grstitude, has Issued his proclaim alton Tor day of
snkssivins among the universal Yankee nation.
We have nothing TO say against the custom. II
any body on earth has reason to be thank ul that
the rain falls upon the unjust well the just, IL
10 the Yankee.
Al this tine they have special grounds for thanks
giving. In 1850, their nation free from debt.
The interest upon their debt 1864 s over eighty
one millions OF dollars which as about I'VE millions
more than the whole revenue OF tho United States
the year before they went to war. BY tie LIST Of
MAY mex, their nationsl debt will amount to 81
500 600, 0Op, and an interest Of S1l3 0OO 900 This
- something 10 90 thankful for, ii they mean to psy
II. In 1850, million or more OF Yankees were
alive aud eating Thanksgiving turkey aud pum-
kin pie who will be crowdng tho tables at Oh Q
H. ksgving OF 1864 The Yankee who does not
rejoice shat these fellows Of the way, and
that he Ia eating ther share IS well as his own,
must he lost to all the Amer feelings of hs race.
II 10 much to To thankful for that She have such
. President as Lincoln. WHAT other men on tho
hsbitsbe globe would have chosen an ignorant and
vulgar bse woods petiogger for their Chief Aags-
trate : or, having incurred the loss OF the richest
portion Of thor territory, more thsn . million OF
men and two billions VI money, In penalty OF their
folly, would have worked for his reelection with
| every energy OF soul and bodyi VIVA. other men
wonld expect anything ESQ from anothor Tour
years. experiment. but double amount OF debt and
dead meuy wAat other men would find OCCASION
| Tor thanksgiving IN such past aud such future
| Bat the Yankee knows what he IN about. The
| money IL the Government goes into his own poek-
ct, and the fewer to cat, the more to be eaten So
| lie sends up his praises for Abraham Lincoln, that
| 81 populations.
| Wha. other men would have carried on war in
| the sphn aud manner in which the p.ous and eX
| cmplary Sous OF Pilgrims have cond icted this con
test Thousands OF dwelling houses burned anc
| tncir once happy and unot'endins inmates turned
out to isce, hs lest they may, cold aud starvation
| ten thousand barns ana mails, with oil their con
Tents given to the flames; whole cities depopulat
e. otncr cit cs made the target Of storm ol bomb
| shrn~ bursting among helpless, shreklng woneI
and ehlldrcn vas! aud once lovely regions Of coun
Try laid black anC. bare by the hcry Dcsom of dtao
| lauonl oJrey no other men uAt Yankees coulC
perpetfate, in tho eyes oil the world, deeds lk
tnesc; and no other men, in any age, would lhanl
the God OF Christianity Tor the acneyemenis Q
| devils. Let us ieJoice wish the Yankees that "h,
! Is hot as other men" Better to 10 the victim
toan the perpetrator Of crimes Ssans. God All.
Humanity.
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