New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22
Destruction Of Civil Liberty in the
South.
Solemn Warning Against Rebel Machine.
tons in tbs North.
THE PEOPLE READY f0n REUNION.
RosR, Gs.. October 4. 1854.


DEAD sIa: The parslyred condition Of tho
llnspy tiou.ands OF Union mon within the Southern
States 10th in and out Of the Rebel army through the
ustTuontaiiy of on absolute and relentless detDosr,
placas Il mos; completely ont Of their powor without
the aid Of the United States army ~ roein their
liberties.
With the Rebel llnes not ayestigs VI clyl liberty
EXIT AID It only when the fortunes ofwsr throw 70
within The reach Of Federal protection that We eau.
without lse hazard OF life give expression to desire
for q -. to- alton OF the Union
Completely Invested Of all power influence over or
Leading we1 aud in state Of sbsoats vassalage TO lie
srorsry e1ot Of military usnper, our only hope o.
release upon tie overthrow OF The ambitious men "ho
have thus en- sved ms.
10 add rUsiiy yon We wish 20 be understood A. sp
pcalng No. oy TO the Chief Executive OF the State Of
lnos but % the Governors OF all the loyal States, e.
b. their euard against the insidous eicroachnents
OF rebellion % yOnT own doors aud your fire sides
No pains will be spared by our leading Rebels 10
brlbe seduce deceive OF oyerswe your citizens into
deadly conscisand civil strife. as thereby to render
complete the downfall OF free governments upon the
| Auericsn continent ard We beg you to excuse rs in
q as taking the Liberty 10 Jon OF danger which
We consider imminent aud 10 urge y0n 70 let no con-
.jieTaous OF party triumph be permitted IN shns
ont from view, even for one moment the crest para
mount obect--tho suppression Of the Rebellion.
Tel the people North that We iInpore them TO drop
the negro question pro and and feel assured that
would give up the Union for al the slaves On the
! face OF the earth.
We cIaiu1 10 know what Rebellion is-it. hight and
depth its length and breadth-and having through
changes wrought by Tue fortunes Of war; been placed
where once more exercise free speech we yield
the impulses Of duty not only &c our Whole County,
but b. thousands Of Union men who IRE yet held in
bondage, when We assure you that nothing DOR he
strong OF military power caD ever subdpe II, U de-
stroy its power for mischief
And a confirmation OF this view. We beg iesfe 70
offer the follow ing facts aud arguments in reference "
REBELLION AND ITs DEsrGSs.
Leading dsunonists OF the South for several years
prior the Rebellion eIerted all their tact and ing-
Buity 90 mud ont some astfsbe preter to seeede rom
the Union snd set up Tor themselves. AT 10 tune have
they eIer been Satisfied WITH Goyernment OF e9u:.
right and privileges and they have ever considered t
compromise Of their dignity to ssk poor meD. or IN"
common people Tor the privilege OF going TO the Legs
ature i1g seat In Congress, or Of occupying o'her
high and honorable positions.
Ever longing for the pomp and splendor OF monarch
les and foT the entaimsnt OF exeusVe neroJhaI!
enolumsnts and privileges they have hsh no paehc"
With tie aicry rule under our form Of Government
Which has given o. the people political! cquaiy lbey
have always considered themselves az class on snpeflos
mennaSng 10 part OF the people but entitled 70 Oh
the exemptions and immgnies OF privileged cless
And IN harangDng what they conceive 70 ne the vulgar
herd they address them menals, calling them my
people" II they thought tire people belonged ~ tnen
c.usfoSed ARE thew 10 -peat 81 their slaves calling
them ny negroes or my servants, that 10 address
ing the common hard working oitizcrs they call ters
my people," and sapud they succeed IN setting npA
monarchy UPON tho ruins OF the old Government then
tire laborug snd industrial class Of people VIII De e'eo
my Subjects
Desccndonts Of those who were disappointed in re
overthrox British supremacy the American colo
mics they have Inherited the same lore or monarchy
hic act hated the Tories Of 30 and hence they have
been unrDs IN cOncoctng schemes, or IN seosns pre-
teI,s fDr The overthrow OF Americnn Democracy.
ia iso2, the Ii ia tariff them IN existence was seized
upon Gstifsble excuse by the artccTecy ~ Sonta
Carolina for % null fcation and secession. But
falling OIL that occasion, carry ou their treasonahc
purposes. and smaTiing under the rebq1e sIns'efsa
by Andrew jackson IN his memorable proclamation
there has not been dsy hour since when ttey
would not have Dissolved the Union eoad they have
nad pretsXt afordiUg shadow Of ius.ihcitiOn.
Ever eros Ming ever discoutented they could
evidence OF good government in the general prosperity
sud happiness oi the people nor cond they c0noego
any nailonal r-pectability eIcept under MONARCHY
The tariff a pretelh IN l-s2 hiiinE them, Their
next resort To the slavery question: hch hen had
some prominence gwen 10 1t ~ me enoris 81 hehf'
CLAY anG other advocates OF universal emancipation,
and bv others % perhaps less wisdom ard sss patience,
who were urging immediate abolition
Thus eircumsnEoec the slayery question presented
the best prospect FOR fiuitfu source Of dcord enf
consequently seized With asldlty by the ulsappob
ted nlilHeers and dsanionsts OF 80, rs a mesn,cf
seolionasng the country eld engendeTlng hatis1 be
tFeen the North and South,
The truly phiiunthropc E.aancpa'lonists u :he Ben
jsun Franklin sehoo became tie objects OF consuiney
and insult 70 spch degree that many honest persons OK
the North we're induced believe that the inmedists
and uncond onal abolition OF gbaiol slavery vas DOt
only necessary 10 silence the disunon aeton oot to
project the slave from oppression But this maniie.s
ton North Of sympathy for The negro slave, vas seized
anon by the disunonists further preext FOR widen
my the bresoh and Opportunit: Was LETT annpfOie
BY lhem either ia Congress o. ont 10 ag6Fa'ale ts
Abolition party 10 aggressive acts against what they
termed their peculiar institution. Violent and threat
eupg speeches were made in Congress in State Leis'
laturos ana all over the South gganst the Nortt--
making Abolitionsm The theme Of thelr incendarr
haran CUES and adding Intensity 20 their merry deelanE-
tons by The free use Of BRANDY Not only TINS; we.
resorel "a violence wherever il could be done With im
punify-such a. whipping tariiug and featherDg, or
riding % II raj, al men suspected OF Abolition sent
menls FINELY, becoming bolaer 10 view OF the imp1-
..i
stif sted Mr. Brooks " south Carolina 20 cane M
amer ~ Massachusetts Tor What they alleged 70 b.
his i1soenco This act was pr,uediiaied and de'gnei
es IN init.atory step toward Csunioni ara !et ~
speech Of Mr. sumner Yes precisely the speech, IN
oroEy paIiicnlsr tacy desired Tim 70 make.
Like spoiled children. they wanted Northern nor ~
do something 70 make them mad; ana IN fact they we're
always most provoked when there wac nothing 10 cs
mad At. $500
An opportunity az lsagth turned M which 'hey de-
81 red would furnish suitable occasion io- the name
nance " their rights ont Of the Union.
The opportunity 10 elect AfJ. Lincoln presented itssN
.ud they, the dsanonists after tepins 70 eses n.'
sgore they would never submit 20 ms AdalmslHtOr
and t,esenpon they boted from shs Union snd under.
took .osct up FOR themscve THAT they could protect
their peculiar Institutions and yet after al ,his ins-
about Aboiticnsm. NJ. William l.. haoc'y eve hs's
eysg, reason 10 belose) authorized by ne pro
isioual government y. H0-.go1srj- 10 go 70 s"Doe
with proportions 20 s0o'sh slavery ~ zoe ooIl- piD
yid.d Napoleon wuuld recognize the ino'pen0eRee o!
the Southern Confcdrracy and BE- was intLes lns1ue
cd go say hat Molarehy !or tne nOHln was ~ 'onson'
plat 1U crd that intimate sii iN' win s".' hh>
de.i.el gb annually advantageous torins II reference
70 trade supplies Of cotton &C..
Now those alsluiols.s o. the South having monarchy
steady in view and knosiaE that IN all inonarchl's
the. Is an ample number Of poor necesstous Gcn glo
can be used ~ common ab0TeIs they osh sell anvr.
TO eve no ohat.e Slavery, provided they succeed IN
m slr'anirs their Independence.
Iniepeudsnco achieved. and monarchy established.
the heIeGrry nobility sld asis0oracy can draw fon
moor men both black ana white, al the eerf1on trey
aa, and what adds assurance 20 them Of chcap labor
Tor .1eir f,rs aud Tor mental services Is knowledge