New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13


country with wedge entering hcWeon Ohio ana Penn
syEana within fftl miles 81 iit'sDnrr ceaVllg US
apart. The union with ttrm there ".l nelposs,,pe'
1hfh take Elst Tennessee, People es 3!ai us rr'
mont they or,po.e thit 30 srr rise ihai up, 10 be
crushed ont under the feet 81 i'e fol Ellen LAX OF
letting them gol II the peot' VINO want 10 s,o Gc
King could be CT; OF by tJeuise!res should no, sheu
mniy tears al letting taem e., atbodeh shouh "ant
hemlto take but veiy -. 1ireeoi ilo '1nl.iS !,
the .e eu would go i-f0 Mex 20 dion6 Win Their rlen
the EHi IeIOr MnXniliau ! DO rot caic II ne nia'
dukes Of every of tie, % cis gong u q" ol
McGwin say that there iS M such thing rs mn5iE
A peace on thoir platform which shall be an ending
peace We could not 0ffpTd 10 have great hpstAe
notifications. perhaps 10 few years, mA.hJ u
by foreign troops. set upon tho banks OF the ONO
River. eomnauding the great lines between Inc
East and the West end the great city al tincin'
natl. They never intended her friends never
llcdei that the Free Satcs should be- set on Dy them
selves. they expect TO take the Western states win
them. Ali the clamor about kicking New England OUT
of the Union ~ rt toe Eastern ~ es separated
from tie Wc aud Lave the West sucked into The Con.
fderaey by tie irresistible rush " tie waters down
the Gulf They mean t. crush q Union and establish
their great empire founded that necessary conEc@-
ton between tie great ait'Iy, the ssipp and its
Thousand nayigabic branches The, .ofe. there Is
total failure IN MI this talk about making peace by let
ting the rebels 80 They never meant to CO. they have
always meant 20 stay and take about MI 81
u wl.h them. That nan Is mailman who
snupos.s that New-Ureans votes 20 cut herself
on from ihe Upper Mississippi aId the Ohio. No city
ever DID that They propose 10 cut VA of while they
carry fta North west all down to New-OTleans.
I aIG make New ulk mere tidO port, Wue NrW W
leans should b. tie great emporium o all this cotton
coniederacy There IA ~ possibility Of forming unoD
the Free States. JEFF. Davis ustcnsby proposes TO
leave them. IL would p IKE balancing church on
the top OF tower; l. Sonll break In aud f,ll the
West would break OF md { II - tue Southern Confede
ucy. kn0r thIt tho Governor Of this State said to
one he supposed conhdettihi friend; Why should
Mt New.A orr adopt the Montgomery Con.titu-
ton and Join the Southern C0ufed iatyt NF. Rndman
NJ. pr.c- Governor u New-Jrr-ey. recommended
that Now YORK faOId Join the Southern toniedcrncy
yru II
as aypsed eOrncr-stono that tie muster spirits
81 tile Con ecerucy contemplated when they
ATTEMPTED 20 break Up The nation. They meant
another nation De- formed ~ the wreck Of the old
nation takirg just rs much os they chose 10 have
Now, when anybCiy talks 10 You ~ Tie Chicago plat
form talks about the VA 10 lhg iallc, ana ibei" BE-
ing stcssty for an Immediate cessation OF hOsitcs
they mem the Union is lilnrc. AID theg want to
consi III H. with slavery ~ the cornerstonc ana JEFF
9ayis the Emperor. That IS the fundamental idea.
IL is not that they hate war and love peace.
but that tey hate liberty and loyo Slavery.
II is slavery thai tley work for and lie for want
peace mo than any man on that slhr' net sun soy
IL must be Union peace and peace wherein the men
WHO have got up tiia most inexcusape ana "antoh
Rebellion shah not be able "a claim u - helr triumph
Now I Say that while The iIlst plan the plan OF haling
the teheis iay down ,heir arms would give u n per
feet peace and a lasting peace, hocausc II would be-
az endless warning against commencing such war.
To li-e no 20 the Rebels nnd let them make such
poucc they phrase. would be beginning a long
| Ncrih America what South America hes besn for
the INST haii century continual scene OF devastation
wherein life Is safe ard 40 acre Of land worth dol
Ter The Rebels must stop tie var II The sheriff
attempting ~ arrest IA man for committing q felony
the fellow should cnll ont 20 the Sheriff Now ] pro.
pose To omit A. You VIII and have 10 more difficulty:
IL ms f.oy lere-fhlt would BE- Idle. They give
up tho Rebellion. and We must hfve one cOguty. and
iil4r comfy vfer-in election decides that the
c,r,,ry or no Sfaie over Which they are
u.,so.. Vow shea. propose 10 consider the thid
p,A.forn-tac new p,atforu--put 10 Ia withn Few
dana b. Gen Mcclellan du't believe tat he would
have pct IL forth had Onr army bcen driven back I"
kuanfa ulou Chattanooga ten. Met ioihn tHkes "
anon himself 20 alter the Peace iiAorp, wnich have
hron eou.idennx That says. peace lr.t-the Union af
towards Hc aiteGsit and snyH tue mon hrst peace Al
forward think bis isauin Improvements Laughter ana
appansel lie saws must have Uu!pn nfst, peace
,s aud Slavery With t. The baltimore Platform sGys
Union Peace sud Liberty. Gen. McCielihn says that
the south would more readily come oa'A u slavery DC
parau eed to them Where Is tn evoence OF thlsf hh
any man ever be ri anthonr dc"la atom from the
Ree government any body presenting H. thsi they
would sooner submit II slavery were retained then
vert not That is point TO be assumed but t. be
moved never have seen In any journal oF document
any antlenuc declaration that they woud submit We
| would allow SLAYER! 20 remain there l aoh Dcn',c
II IL best fr them don't believe That they desire H.
1 toll you STs that in this world there 10 one thiug
that Is q contradiction IN terms. qua that s "a whipped
.lo vehol,ier A Shareholder whom his negrOes have
seen logged f. a biz fight Is IN very awkward condi
ION lie duos hot command that respect aud impicii
obedience 20 which the STAKEHOLDER owes his personal
safety. There NUT b. 10 tlousut ON the ps.t u
his slaves that hnyb"dy ~ bigger thhh mhss'
Therefore say that II tie Rebels are TO be pnt down
Il viii be Infinitely better for them that It should be
free country. Here are my reasons Tor IT, doht oe
lieye that there speech made III the SOuih "he
the Rebellion was preparing that dd not contain tn's
ropositioD that II The Rebellion wcre tried ond shoue
that TINT must overthrow Slavery, and don't brii.'e
that there was ono angle ehelor advocate The keOc
lion who lid not fouls admit that that was the fact that u
tbey suotceoded In this Rebellion slavery gained II
thoy failed .hey lost Slavery AID II they Won tho eh
allied IT, Now. to-day there are two parties Throughout
the SOUTH there the Union party crushed, scnceu
and staed through great part 81 the Sout1 ~ lar as
| ghitc men are concerned but always existing. You
cannot 20 anywhere that there are not men III tho
South but there ia Union party there. ihcn
there Is Rebel party thorongnont the SOUTH
aud none Of then complained thnt slavery Hr pce
put in issue IN this contest and ought TO 20 down.
/ heard A Tennessee person say-he was once slave
hodef cannot I've II this is over until you aDol
ig Slavery aud every nan knows tnGt 10 rcesablsb
Slavery NJ the South is to est ihsh the Rebels IN pow"
have oflen offered challenge 10 men who want "hat
the, call n ne ace on the basis Ol the Old Union us IL was
i have said 10 them "Te me- IL you please, how you
will constitute the state OF South Carolina Eno"
how would consulate ID that We should have nall
million Of Union men IN the State with direct interest
In maintaining the Union rs the guarantees OF tnelr Own
ihert; speak OF the poor whites ard blacks, but
suuposc YOU reconstitute proslayery Union qua laAc
South Carolina into the Union as she stands to-day iou
mi hack Sea Islands 10 be titled they were and they
hang their old Constitution which made the SieNehou.
thing and tie Union people nothing NOW. no
YOU believe that they are the loyal people oil south Ca"
lEaf There the people that are 10y al are DUMB heiu ~
chains by the ltto minority OF Stakeholder who are 10
a man secessonist- and yon trampe the Union peope
udner foot Of the Rebels and overthrow the state nor
ever if you have Union as II was. say YOU cannot
have such a Union rs they propose which al not ne
not mere torpid and stlgnant but waiting fIpecaht
rebellion Ike a sleeping Vesnyious reading Ut any
moment when foreign ar or domestic CONFUSION san
threaten us to spring to on the side OF the
enemy and plunge its dagger into the Union
| Abolish Slavery and you have loyal South
Caroins Cheer Now then say Tor The tn snS ts
strength of this country there is looking back IN