New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

ism and be urged upon the North similar change.
and for that reason, advocated the Democratic Party
Two years ago II cit 20 the peopc tie war wouh hhYe
ended IL has never been needui for our Golernmeht
resort 10 extraordinary pUSeTs, except III the hrst
hours' Of treachery ana surprise. The vast ietieS
Of troops, the organization Of black men INTO nee
soldiers the enormous taxation, have been ire work. bot
Of scheming politicians but OF tue people themselves.
They demanded and urged H. and until NE HOvefnmcnt
wes so urged, it did not dare to put iorth these ehn
ordinary measures Part Of the dissatisfaction against
the Cove sprang from It's hesitation to iaho thosc
great measures required FOR the national safety buy tho
Government feels strong indeed for The people nave
ratified it's nets The people have just declared mat u
has been aithiGl To ts trust Inc Southern feoplp TO
cede at every sep, from liberty; and the Northern
people at every step approach nearer the bright 1ea.
OF popular Government oar 'ovcrnehr was "et tse
popular win. IL has continually Kept iseh
in sympathy with thc people, and the pso-
pie have returned IT 20 power. They talk OF ".
ianny in the North when IL Is probable that thousands
Of Southern refugees voted on lost Tuesday IN new
York aud Brooklyn, AID voted for Mcclellan; ma.
inc such a thing IN Richmond Free speech iost' re-
press If Tie Mrs TIE Vorid, Tie Journal Of Con-
asrce, Tie Alas and ATsHs Tie Boston Port ana nc
Boston Courier are not free, It would be worm our
while 10 exhibit what is meant by free press. IL uny
be asked however whether the character o the peoo
is not changed whether they not IN danger OF De-
coming military nation The essential interior nature
of polity make il impossible that We should w.
greatly affected by military glory. The Engsh maxi
war 70 make money; tie French on, Of love Tor slo!
but thif is a lind Of tie common people We nave 10
disconnected disfranclised class among us. III Ing
land only man in SIX is voters IN AMtfch eve
man OF age votes born here OF not ipI That matter IA
Europe there is large class who know That u IS IN
possible TO rice They are born TO poverty ana msey
and out Of such clsses is bred discomfort. But We
have 10 such class Every man expects to rise D. ~
dustry and that il not tho class cay T. provoke hiO
war, except TO defend their own rights ana pi'AcIi
pies We do know, however, our military power, ana
his people will not suffer any one 10 90 tneu wrong
Bul he spirit Of our people Is against war; Mr. Beecher
had signs q corruption oinonP the people IN LIE
! IL ia. III f.f Ft4I
reunion can take place bciWeenth disnemDefed
portions OF th country III is said that we cannot con-
quer people determined to be nee But me hs3,! ~
Alexander Of Cesar OF Chnrieneghe oil Chsiies W %
Frederick te Great Of Napoleon B0uHpaTte, the history
Of The world prove that this theory Is false II again
said that conquered people can never DE-
ton IN Europe that is not made up
" conOL, sed provinces 70 Ill the fnesb sophisiiy
on this subject NJ BeecbeF would simply point 10 the
experience 81 Eng iud ard Scotland, VINO hated eaeh
other so cordia once AM nov are as cordially united
The south can have nvihing 60 complain Of but the de
sructon Of Slavery and IN ten years. they Wll c'e'
brefe that event in ther history. When Slavery is lie
sfroycd and the aIstocIacy which IT created also de-
siroyed its annhation viii address ITS TO the enhu-
| aiasm Of the people of Ito South. But more than
al, Slavery becomes tie basis of prosperity that
viii bring the south into close sympathy with Tie
rest If the nation The speaker dated upon this theme.
and prOphcsiad that the ne would come wien the anti
slavery seatimen. would become stronger and warmer
| In the South than IN Nen-i0IA to-day. lie had no
doubt that Indiana was COL led ior the mon ON nc
count OF tho conspiracy thai Wa W"uEl 10 Asht tri
and considered the great West firmly cnsped 10 the
Eastern States in sympathy and interests. and when
the South also With Us Orcc more what antGonh
can there b. between usf fle proud OF many ana
many q Trait that has been developed by the south
during this war and the time viii surely come when
slal al De brought together in harmony ind
iy MI Beecher concluded BIZ 'ol mon Ov ethoI1ng ms
hearers in impressive language 20 give their heafiy
and untiring support 10 the GcVcrnmcni IN iis war
policy, the m0st efc1ciOas odo ~ securing peace
tbtrc is ANYTHING IL TIL. world that las sprGng from
thu lon Of God II is he liberty # tits people and "e
should take heed that that liberty ~ preserved, ahJ That
the names transmit ~ nur children VIII he b'ne 10y
them With piide and rejoicing.