New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15

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10 the might of demonstrated fact. II, for
some inscrutsble end. it pesses God that there
should be founded on this continent an empire
based on Human Slavery. animated by deyo-
lion to that internal iniquity, and determined to
propagate and diffuse its crimes and woes. let
US defer to that oveuuling purpose, and await
the inevitable development Of enduring good
from temporary evil" But We do not, we
never did. believe that there Is or ever was any
necessity for such defeat and failure. We be-
heve the resources Of the Union are amply Suih-
cient for the complete and speedy discontinue
of the Rebellion. To this end. it is only need
ful that they be thoroughly called forth and
rightly directed by men Of tie proioundest
faith in and sympathy with the National cause.
The hour which sees the Loyal Millions thor
oughly resolved to succeed at whatever cost in
eviisbIy seals the doom Of Slavery and
Treason.
Hence we rejoice over each Invasion. or
menace OF invasion, Of the Free States by the
Rebel armies. We only wish they would come
in greater fosce and come further. II every
man that the Rebellion can put under arms
were to-day in the very heart of the loyal States,
we should exult in the fullest confidence that
they could neither remain nor get safely away.
And we would gladly incte their chiefs to cume
this way, by saying to them in all sincerity,
| Come here and fight US; we cannot beat
you, we will agree beforehand to make peace on
such terms as you shall be willing to Accord
The following letter. from su earnest aud
energetic patriot, Is cheeriully accorded place
! in these columns:
Tc ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Prcsfde-' of'g. U,n,i Saf,s
SIR: II Is easier at times in important crises in
history to effect great and heroic measures than
timid and narrow ones. our country is nov in one
OF these crises, the People are contemplating With
intense anxiety the operations Of our armies; they
feel that success must attend them in their present
campaign, OF that another long and difficult period
OF recruiting must be gone through with, and an
6utlar Of thousand millions incurredi their feel
inas sro czv,:ea, in the highest degree tsoy are
willing 10 devote their best energies Ia ine .,-ttHa
great WON Ilfhb use VI klll1 a. ktHNA nHNs
the rnatira. resources which IL would furnish.
Resort to one Of those bold and grand measures
which men Of genius have often employed IL The
past. Call upon the whole people to unite with
you in crushing, 10y single, tremendous blow, the
Shareholders Rebellion. Call for half n million Of
men to join you in The g,elt work call tr men Of
devotion and cncrgy--fol real volunteers, WHO viii
rally without bountics around lhe Nstiona iag sad
the cause it represents.
Pledge yourself TO them that, before uorohiug on
the shareholders hosts tLcy shall DO thoroughly
organized, drilled and equipped in the North that
they shall DC thoroughly pr.paredi and tina. when
they move II shall be in one undivided body. Pledge
yourself that you viii put at their head Che General
who possesses in the highest degree tho confidence
Of the country; aud also pledge yourself that you
gil 90 With them in person. Your presence would
DO source Of great moral power; il would be the
guarantee Of r kind aud just supervision Of all in
ters's, and the protection OF all Fights. No one
would ister in his duty, when the Suprelno Repre-
sentative OF the Nation vas present ia person. Let
Our present armies In the fold hold the Rebel armies
In check, drive aud exhaust them BY every means
possible; and then, when the new and grand army
il ready, let it mo,e n solid body on the strong
holds and the armies Of the Confedcracy, and, By It's
overwhelming weight, crush the Rebetpower at one
blow Make Of this movement a crussde-a cru
SADIE 90 test tho question whether our system of free
and inst institutions shall exist on the continent Of
America, whether q slave empire shall spread the
pail Of its oppression and degradation its finest
regions. The sentiment Of the Unity Of the Repub
lie, and Of the reign of Liberty nnd democratic
equality in it, has sunk deeply into the hearts Of the
American people Never was there moro pro
Found national sentiment 10 which 70 appeal make
the appeal and the nation win responds it viii rise
in its strength, and guided By wise hands, Il viii
crush the PoEer that would build up 0 black
empire on the land tina, Nature seems evidently 10
nave reserved for the realization Of political liberty,
aud for testing greet problem Of human progress
and improvement. ONE Or The PEOPLE