New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

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win almost every other officer m the ermY and na'
who had been successful against Il 1elnl aad NhO l'1
heretofore been members ofthe Dcuoc rate p -
communicated from i; and that generally inF IN" NriJ
rsous offered by tie Rebel press and the Rebel orators
attaching 20 their names tho sane terms ei ~. ~ ~
tle Rebels. such Beast Batter. Butcher GT-aL >'ei
man the Barbarian. ard BErhT.Gee th0 Brute 10"
party suTy!ye td.s attempt % cstracLe iol1 ile
favor such o GALAXY o. vauoEs and statesmen. Elo
have placed Their lives ali sergce5 at iae Glsp0.A 81
tie Government @ gucl tlis imaNoas htS,-'ioui
and good and true msn in eycry secaon oil nc ec5l
try viii not hesitate 20 follow Waen cd lle4uS,
when your cessetiou Of Losttcs has taken place AMI
separation has ned wLere would we dlAN Ac Hue
DO you propofe tina. the crave Of washington sum W
incorporates In the Z be. Cont ierccy aS the Den
ocratlc North. II thcy propose '-ai te scIiains
OF the Nl-s,riOls Zero ~ ih1 ueIL.lite a.
to rest IN tie soil OF N alien S-atef Were ere
the boundaries which are 10 separate ~ =
URiOli are ne rc10ie whose hh0.taiols &c Ol"'
upon the head waters o. the Mississippi ia tier transit
70 the ocean 10 pass tlFo-fl tae aoi-,ons on q ~ ~
and foreign people Once lCGt ih.s principle OF dsn'
ItegratiOn aud how Ong Ferod va tfanspre Oei"fe
a single separation shall -ot 11ilcef 10 YOU Jelc'e
that il the South Is permitted 10 sever IFS aeei-
snce from the North and form an Independent nation
tar the Sctss along the Pacific would recognize the
authority OF the Federal Government Woad they,
too, claim the r.sht u separate nationality ihcy
have within ITEMS Ives al Tie materials al Ntah'
prosperity, and power Would hey not ieel thas llef
allegiance 20 the Federal authority ~ washington was
burihensorne. and would bot this spirit OF dlsanecuon
soon lead 20 their separation And when you have sep
arated the South from the North and he states 81 the
.
what think yen win be the action Of the great interior
States IL the valley % Ao Mississippi lllnk you aey
would remain indifferent spectators willie tie nation
dlsInte grated Whoever, FOX moment elteftHns
this opinion falls 10 OHpTehend The intense patriotism
and high intelligence Of tho citizens ~ me val
ley Of the Mississippi. They perfectly com
prehend their mission and their destiny. They know
fnl we'll they hold within themselves tie elements re-
qulsiie foT tue formation Of great ration But They
also realise that il Is FIR better for TIER interests 10 re-
main part and Parcel OF the Federal Union than to con
sttute Independent sovereignty. surrounded by retJ
States and that II Is iuconccNaby better for their M
teresis and renoWn 81 form constituent part Oh q
Grand republic whose eastern aud western boundaries
are washed BIZ the waters 81 the Pacific ard the lcn-
tie by tie Lakes the North and the waters 81 tue
Gulf ON the South than 20 be surrounded by .ndopen-
dent nations of incousiterahe sz whose opiu ons IN
the administration Of the affairs Of mankind must ncces
sary be limited because If their inability 20 enforce
their decrees Nations are respected as IN proportion
70 their ability 10 enforce their sentiments upon sug-
rounding nations and to Influence the general admins
ration Of public affairs in various quarters Of tie globe
IS sol lated concentrated nation o. independent
State soycregntes. the influence n the American peo
pie was everywhere exercising rs ncneicent power
abroad when thls aeeursed rebellion began. now Is
IL now And how has u be"n sihce the lheep-
ton VI these troubles No sooner had tie he
belion leaders OF the South plunged the coun-
try into civil war than the Western Powers Of Europe
determined 10 interfere in the internal administration
Of a sister Republic And today, foreign despot,
maintained by foreign bayonets. exercises material
power in our sister Republic Mexico while Gillette.
dccrcpd Old SPAN whose position among the nations
Of the earth had ceased TO be even thrd of ioth rave
finds 10 incOns. with heF lntrf-.t htt-tc
forth her authority ana exercise llfsuclVA on Olo Oh
the West India islands, almost within eight Of our
coast and in conflict with the policy which we have
heretofore claimed and 20 which the American people
are committed by sympathy and sentiment, often ca.
pressed II you could emancpae 0m the Southern mind
the conviction that there shall be sympathy IN the
North for their reason DO you believe they could have
continued this struggle 10 the present hour Would
they not have realized that THIS was question OF
material fOrcei The combined strength Of twenty
millions OF people must or later exhaust the re
rroQa Of one u a
fully comprehend that when soldier OF their army
falls his place cannot be supplied until generation has
passed while such is by the fact in the North
The tide of emigration is not only undimnished but is
anily augmented ard increased This unfortunate
deusOn Of peace has been the means OF ming more
graves than any other sentiment that has been Ecucs
led since the origin of the struggle. Let the SOnth
comprehend that the blessings Of the Constitution
which they have sought TO overthrow si remain open
TO those that are willing 10 recognize its r.ghif au
hority; but that so long that authority is resisted
there can be no termination TO The contest, and
yOn have taken the necessary measures to IN
augurate peace that shall De perpetual ana en-
dining What then. remains 10 be done Shall
we abandon constitutional representative govern.
menti Shall we yield 10 humiiatlng separation OF
these States and the oseguent overthrow OF this
great constitutional Union No; heaven forbid Let Us
say the IN against the constitutional Gov
ernmen recognize IN the Constitution OF the United
states the warrant of our authority, anu We declare
that until that Constitution is reesablished over the
American Union. there shall be no peace and that !
whoever opposes that Constitution Is traitor 10 con |
tend traitors doom. We seek 70 ADVANCE no sectional
interests 20 overthrow institution that docs not
place itself in opposition 10 constitutional government
But whatever opposes this restoration Of the organic
law on which fathers laid broad and deep the |
foundations of the American Republic. i 10 be over
If cost additional blood aud additional treasure
Lot rs inaugurate greater frngality in our public ex
pendture. Let proclaim 20 tie nations abroad the
pocr Of the Union II that cnuncaton shonld bring
with il the additional horrors Of gar-yh those par
ticulary who desire the constitutional Govern
meur of the United States hGnated and oYertlrOwn.
We do not forget the ancient hostility with which the
great Western powers OF Europe have looked for the
usinegration Of these States. We are familiar with
the course pursued by tie BrtshGoyernmcnt since the
origin Of struggle, while the great masses OF the
English people haya sympathzod with the constitutional
cause. We that these arstocratic and gov
erning classes are looking for the Ultimate |
separation Of these states and tie over |
throw Of this constitutional Union. We fully realize
the great desire ~ The Emperor Of the French TO zee
the separation OF this nation L. order that he nay exc
cute With greater certainty ths ambitious purpose which
he has formed BY the appropriation Of the republic Of
Mexico which although under an Austrian prince VINO
nevertheless holds BIS position through tie agency ot
French arms aud when be shall cease to respond to me
wishes OF the French Emperor the latter viii take tie
means OF depOsing hin. he has hitherto taken the
means Of e.cystilg him 10 power. There j. deep |
seated fesiin on the part OF the American people
reference the that las been pursued ny these
leading powers L. the contest IN which engaged
The Constitutional Government lad rgt - suppose
that the English Government would treat the Rebellion
rs we have treated reheOns wherever they have exist
ed IN the British COOries-es treated tie revolt
which shook tie Csnad8s TO such an extent that u |
was !Clt the jurisdiction o. the mother country |
would BE- lost and that these North American pEoy-n-
would declare tbeir independence. The smpathle
Of the American people were !eeiaedy Win those VINO
esDOused the liberal cause In Canada but jealous !
were the American people 81 their rights as neuras
ttat the Government placed their then most accom- /
phshed solder-(ien. scoit-in command on the NORTH
ern frontier and passed the seyeres. regulations inter
dieting any interference bY the etzens Of the United
states IN the nsurrecton that was there ia.ugurated