New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22

I, STmpsthise" TINT when this shall have been DONE
and the States now IN OPEN REBEILioN (meaning yer
mont and Massachusetts, against TIE laws OF the Unit
ed States shall persist In their present nncon
sttutonal course, it Qhe Governmenp WIN
not have accomplished the great design Of Its creation
and will therefore IN fact be practical dissolution OF
the Union" repeat told the people that this speech
made aforesaid by assisted by Senator La
than. who was kind enough to read foi YOU. was
ScSs yGa ssso.ed isra
from that speech to provo the above gen.
eral statement. referred to that part in
which you said there Is no power conferred upon the
Congress Of the United States by the Constitution 70
coerce a State pointed TO your demand Tor ea.
dionai securities for Slavery; TO your statement tnat
Vermont was. at that time, guilty Of lniLcaton; OF
resistance 10 the laws Of the United States, which
YOU pronounced "cpEy REBELLION" l commenced
upon your statement that the conduct OF vermont nad
been such that the Government was at an end. NOT
did omit "a tell the people that yOu then anf there eth
and 10Th Of December 400 had submitted an opinion
in regard TO your general complaint" did not IKE
Beecher pronounce you drunk, nor did Ike Wilkes,
say you had been pOisortd permitted you 70 SPEAK
for Yourself BY reading the following from your speech;
We have complained that their intention is to hem slavery
In so that like the scorpion when surrounded nv Ie u u
perish from its poisonous sung
You further promised your Rebel friends what Ten
nessee shond do If new guarantees or slavery were
refused You said Tennessee will be found standing
az firm and unyeldng in her DEMANDS for those guaran
tees as any other State in tLs CoSfEDERAcf
asserted also, that you had declared the election Oh
Lincoln and Hsmin sectional" tina; you ovowed your
purpose to PUT DOWN Mr.. Lincoln and DRIVE BACK
| his advances upon SOUTHERN INSTITUTIONS; that you
promised not 70 abandon your Northern Democratic
friends and leave all TO Lincons cohorts that y9a
solcmny pledged yourself not TO permit III Lincoln
TO with his cohorts as rs consider them from ms
Norit ~ carry OF ereryhinS All tho foregoing, anu
much more charged upon you and proved Dy your
speech of the 18th and 18Th Of December, lsto
Continuing NY address, said that II you were
credible witness-I bag 10 believe SO regard you
Il could prove that political supporter and I'D.
mirer of your Exc, lency. and every follower oil ine
sanity Brownlow then and there present was az
lai0nis. In doing this, read from speech maui y!
Won AT Columbia Tennessee, the ID OF june Ico2 IL
was revised by yourself and published in your own or
gan The NashrNe Onion OF june 1862 then edi'ed py
your friend Mercer, who Ia best known as qliniie
Mercer" because Of his sympatny with the keOe sIA
to whom il is ale ed, he Kindly struggled that inynlu
able medicine while be so lihed within the feuei"
lines.
read the following:
Now will prove very briefly seoescn' 10 as great
an Aboitiouisi Boh the sece,sionist ana u
in .Rgi'n thus Az AsoLIrosisr Is pisrsoNisI
disunoni't aseees.oni't ,ecess'su's' u' ~
disunonist is Aboonist. There Is not Iaitee OF
difference between them
repeat I read the foregoing afer which was 50
rreverent as TO say In regard " your siiioesm th!
could find the sy but not the aisr but yon we're ais.
tinct and positive In the allegation that al hJooh''
is disuni0nis." All this and much more dld say
may it please your E1celency. Tor the many pouS puI
poses hereinafter enumerated; chiefly. however with
The design Of queting the hearts and cOnscenees oil
few OF your old Rebel friends Office holders aud Trade
Agents who desire 10 join you IN your late Out earnest
championship of the rights Of The cOlored race they
have some pride Of consistency: having Away been
Rebels at heart, they dislike suddenly TO become
Abotonists fearing they may he required. 10 iollo"
ing your iilustrous example 70 eeaI naIsHf WIN
those who, from false sense OF shame, are SUI NJ.
wiling by turning Aboitionists. 10 incur the Rebel
reproleh Of aposiacy They urge thai they ol.he 10
be called Judases and yet they wish TO be with you
and II rest" Hence the struggle between their old
pary and Rebel pride and their for you their dire
necessities and lore of cash With all such adopted
of reasoning That the popular Judgment 10
ofen wong and tradionnry or hereditary prejudice.
rarely right. For example. would taketwo eelegiaei
cases those OF Plate ana JIdas tns, ,ae
world Affected nay fot great horror OF tneii a.s anu
characters that thoy were associateu WIN tne nuiue
OF our savior ana theisloIe, no ono suppa - e.
Die 10 ma awning II 'nra h ,ber,'N in fact
> severe Judgment OF rdhhuiui ""'''--' .. ~,
Pllatc was ptlciy opPoseu W 80
persecntlohs anu IenoiIih ht uan, ~, -
tes'eo DC ounu 10 Ti ,i 90, iii r,,S In rte,
MN away 70 ,bs InSas from ali we had bee sb,e
J, ~, a. % rerard ~ hi, obar,c,er was ysTy IN
n obrns;rs rece5t man better fited by nature or
n w ,rao,n, tbsr a iliscinle TIA, thou,h
ne ,"tHsS h bsck mon his friends" nav Jereysd
e ~ 'I .;,ho, ,ha 6ys, nor ios; who hal yielded
ne Tas ,hs NJ -, reward wa hard
Is ~ ten p'aeio'i I" 80 Chsse had ,nas,ed ~
, nuee pleccsauf .uns - "n,od 49, n;n ,bst
currency, " 40 ."rs;S. IN, no rencn,ed sns
so sre,aa from rsmorse lint he burst lis bowels.
= N.nag ,he SscssIionis,s and offcaseekers how
Y 80 hat tbev need not wait FOR Quarantine
before ,oninr the army of Sumner and John Brown
mt Won had done so turned your back upon them
he,rsved them and that although the official health
boiistn rsn,.sented Won In preoerious ec,dition
"a a, san No meniion ~ any mortid distension of
nou how clio Nor did fail 10 remind The andenc Of
S"aI & ou vanr oninions If Iohn Row and
Nc Sd sinee vo1 JendnnccI tho onc ss :. a mur
90 ~ tbIsf ard traitor and the other es
his poteal tutor. i pointed to the remarkable ease
and ELEGANCE with which Won now frsternize with tie
l",ig,nsf Rrowns. how Won now pjously REGARDED his
gaows as only less sacred than the Gross of Christ
nov benignantly you smiled at his apotheos and how
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