New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

Al intelligent Observers comprehend That Tho
very last Lick of the dying Rebellion Is En-1-
c.patiou. This has been repeatedly threatened
and once grayely proposed; but the master
spirits decided that their fortunes were not yet
so desperate as to Justify th' resort. AZ length,
however, the crssni pail j. imminent ana tlo
very las. czpearnt is felt TO be- iasti.ailc. Tie
Rebel armies aie 80 depicted that they can 10
longer keep the field; they can still fight be-
hind oarthworks or in guerrilla raids. bat they
have no stomach Tor battles. Men men. We
must have more mon' Is the Departing drown
ing cry Of JED. Davis, responded to by state
conscr.pticn OF al between H. n and iiiiy-l,e
or sixty. sui. the yawnuc gulf refuses 20 De
closed; 50 The Richmond Enprv Of the Ga
inst. suggests the emancipation and aiming Of
their slaves a, The list dole'. Aller abiding
90 The recall Of detail, whereby thousands aye
nov excused from shouldolinr mrskets on con-
diton OF rendering eminent service 10 the Con-
fcdcllcy as farmers Or mechanics. Jhe En-
qnir,l auudes 20 the Rebel at Of Congress
whereby ncgroc. arc already conscrip,ci to rem
der service a. teaIis.ers, Sc, ioT the armies,
and proceeds
THE hw Of Compress, Authorizing the employment
o. negroes if uiy canned oni would give Ten fhoI.ari
mcn 10 the Arny % Northern NiFllda. The slave
ald foe urr-oc. b. Impressed just AZ 9ny other
property, and The hw provides Tar th9ir support aud
clothing and p.ss The oDfcr soalers wages.
"I1e qtofi9t ~ tf1 ~ S7a!Fj ~ tsTc . O. rfFhAry
srljD men ard siffgy ha fsr aleir saff o. vrH a.
0rr Oog, vTf'har ffseltsG LHg 20 nfrg cing Hiad
Upcaufc TIC Yankees llye Itt bon .b.O 90 lnh0
.glf % b ~ IL
that wc mot fra1 .lrv,. 20 maze vrry clcirIt
lIicrs. We t.!iage h.t tlrl can .e. dr aud iis
eli line moulded iDio ste'y aid reliable so'iie Tho
WoriDty 90 .np..i .r~f 80 o. su'.i'4s $50 lnl h"i
RI present d scgs,. tu' whcnc,oF DE suhugliion col
hT-i'id or me- enc oymont % hr slaves assdloft afe
ai'cnotite p5fitipi tea 60. lny Gre Jor irfr
them sDIffT. ant Ffr.ag frfcqoM - nJft atyr1.s tir
oDafc tee cosNtisi's ~ tqnie.
w should be- ral 10 gre iAe Confederate congrc.
pr0rids J0J Mo yrr4ase 0f foo taed and fy nm qrl
afgT0.s irserlf hon rill her Jrefon cnf ~ prrtge
NJ r,nf.n r ~ nc gfe- ld am, sg"in. dsN afd Pm
them. We believe That the ~ .r,c' menilci win rs
rs interest, and leli.ug 20 icir freedom here WpIld
De- faithful and relmbc lcIr and. rulc4 officers VITO
would ai then. could be depended 0u .1r much oi the
o.di aiF service, AMI sten r.. tNr hardest 4gAn. 70
p not nocct-iuN to d scuss tbi- nnfier. aud may
mover come so bat srikr neg'oss Hor > - ~ rR BE-
rerEnG - ssRd IN Re- rog Of tts sacess II ccas,.
iis 80. Is FOR national independence on our ,io and
for tic sjggiiiDn % whiio. and Tie omucpl ton %
Negroes The side a tho enemy. IL oil the norOcs
aT- nOmigsly tIoe and their masters really slaTcs We
mnsg therefore, succeed. Other STATES nav decide for
fgk h biGe.s through 20 Tie iast o.os. Sic r b. oe =,
aAoosfs.'
We trust the Rebel chiefs arc prepared TO
act upon this suggestion promptly and thor
oughly. II prolTers their best remaining chance.
True, it viii not save their Confcleracy, but it
will shorten their miseriss. The Blacks viii
readily take muskcts-noyer fear their rcfus ing :,
and, having taken, they will use thom dis
erccly and effectively. Ifthore he any natural
IDIOTS among them, these may possibly be in-
duced 10 fight to porpetaato the Slavery OF their
wives and children; thc rest will demand gssur.
anccs On this point, which will have to DO
given. And, when Slavery shall thus have been
abolished, Whit s aud Hacks alike will ask
Fha, is IN to Gght about ? The an swer viii end
the War
Yet % would be hard on The Mechanics Of
Che loyal States 60 hnyc this explosion come be-
fore .he OF November. Nlt would Slam
Domo ,oy I've upon, slavery being abolished
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