New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

tves. hoping that these viii prove strong enough TO
stsange the central authority In which national life
10 bound Up. It h gratifying. therefore, to that az
nation, organized unity. We still I've and that
TINS naone oneness recognized and asserted IN the
I nght quarters
Our President recognizes the special control Of Poyi.
dence over the life aud destiEits Of nations II is
81 great Idea. which troubles rendering and
" more conspicuous We willing to say that lit has
pleased Almighty God 10 prOong on national life an.
q other year. We accept the lOwly and dependent pos
tnfe IN which pieces u.s. because We see our strength
q aud our supreme hopes TO DO deposited IN THIS divine
protection III Is Because believe God 10 be IN favor
Of ruh and rgteoasnes and freedom tat we expect
SIN 20 our present tioueons and 70 hear he
bel toll io:the burial Of earhs pot SINS We gladly
pakc appeal to God and to the great principles Of
n Mis- government from all the captions criticisms and the
e evil prophecies 81 in Europe TIE preacher
las been otg TO bear these vexatons for half year
d abroad. know not how many times have been ct
4 tacssd With the weapons OF bad news from America
defeats yexations new deceti0ns Of teachery. high
rates OF exchange ana oil such nnrromising materials
were put together 70 prove the admission that ore
national failure No who has not experienced it
can imagine how painful it is to loyal heart 10 be per-
secured with such evil orleBs thrust Gt you sometimes
with poorly concealed snecr which makes yon think
Of something quite earthly. Ny chief resort and
deese from such assaults has been the act that God
rrigns and that national hopes are Gil grasped in
the rnd of His providence.
The great principles which are being strained and
tested hero are shining out more end more cc every
day. Lurope \ growing IN its comprehension OF our
posture, ond Of the tremendous significance OF oar strI
gle hatoyer eiso Gbe apologies may be made ~ Eng
land for example, in favor Of secession and Rebellion,
nctng is clearer wherever there bruins 10 perceive
truth than that nation is forced TO 60 eli lengths 20
dciond its national Integrity ord lie. When Daniel
UCounell was agitatBg i0r lrsh independence, a
quarter OF century ago. Sidney smith addressed -
him such words these: "Dont imagine You can
int lIidale [ is Government. Tlcy may make
concessions and think ihey viii; bat they would f
into utter contempt Il they flowed thcmsclSes to be
terrified into dissolution Of the Union. They know
FIJI vel that tie EDslish paiion are uIg.mots apd
resoigte nlon his point and at hey would prefer war
to arepea" How exceedingly sensible and exhaustive
this enris Any other view OF national dismembenIcDI
would be weak and IN its tendency distinctive
It's tcng very plainly the other side 81 the
Atlantic that We nctn % maintain national life in
It's complete integrity as long God with
toftrnGce .ur IT, IL is beng seen that. doing
this, acting every other nation would which
not ready 10 make its VIII and Gle. II Is being
ald clearly that tie # human freedom
is being established here. 10 the awful overthrow Of
defpokmond 70 The Temedless damage u al sristo
cratic establishments. 10 10 being found that we
are glowing stronger Ivy or struggles, and that we
shah 10 moro dangerous tsan 10 national ma 4
rludere when have crushed out this Rebellion and !
made slavery instead Of yihg cnrs. become only
a huge blot On is pnsc Of our history.
Let Ms cherish The largest hopes for n'uran Let
Us bear patiently oGr hRli 90 and grid ourselves hour
wo.k, ~. nerer vas generation ~ men permlttN in
the providence u God 90 pas their hama 10 en- onter
prise moro grand an'' glorious.