New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
Union. one and inseparable,

in the presence Of the donptnq ard sDeerog foreigs
enemies Of free government; IN TIE presence OF tDs
oppressed millions vino from beneath crushing depot
isns watched our flag with tears hopes and prayers
before the rapidly millions Of the future. before
God OF Jnsiictn the II ali that makes faith
fu!ness to Hin and honor among men, stand pledged
to secure and MAINTAIN forever the principles for which
our brothers died.
The two parties with their record for the past five
years. their candidates and tbe declarations OF prilc
pies stand before you To which will you commit tho
honor and the interests OF our State
Our opponents five years the allies and firm
friends OF the entire band Of con-prators. Not per-
ured traitor that plotted treason for 80 years but called
himself Democrat at the last mlsusing and abusing
that noble word Every Senator and Representative in
Congress that led In the scheme the President and
Cabinet that denounced coercion, let treason have rs
way. and wellnig wrecked the ship OF State-ai were
Democrats. That party denouiced all VINO would nso
force To maintain the Union; IL declared coercion nn
constitutional, ana in Its STATE Convention OF Isoi en-
Enthusiastically appauded the threat 10 use force against
the departure Of our citizen soldiers Through us rec
ognigcd speakers and presses 1t yehemently hIhrmeh
the right OF secession and rideued the promise OF Pres
dent Lincolnto retake the cap red forts Itdenoubced
o calls for troops whether by volume erirg drn:,
and went TO the verge of open isarecton IN 0betfuet
ing them. To that party the just aud holy war was u
butcbery of our fellow citzrns 1t cried down our
natonal credit, and msgDlned the burdens we were
cbeerfully assuming.
It Indignantly opposed permitting soldiers IN ths
field 10 vote and baspy sndersd their votes Tor Tho
Union given under fear and compassion In i's Ma.
tioual Convention 1t Pronounced the War hillre and
called for peace Which could only have been obtained
| at the price OF dlshOnor and discovered Union. IL
fierce in its jealous guardianship Of slavery ana
when the struggling nation. Sorey pressed by traitors
whose strength was III human bondage, pfociiDeh
freedom the slave, and upon tins step, wan lnted
by the Constitution aud demliJcl nv milafy neees-
sIty invoked the consdcrae yuugoieDt II Hanknd ahu
tie blessing Of the Almighty Goj,' the Democratic
allies Of treason hot great gam b. haDiuity
but only additional outrage dpoh lhe rgnts Of RED.
els Aud when by the uuqnestionabe jsst metloi of
Constitutional Amendment 1t was rougnt u destroy
Slavery mp.e0ly these unTsss"nig enemies 0f all
progress Only gained fresh fury. AID assai'ed tho
Amendment as wanton tramphng upoa the ttyht'c u
the states and an eternal barIli 10 toe Uuionl'
In the columns Of Democratic jouInus only have tie
murderous jilors Of ndersoSine ana salisbury or tie
foul of Abraham Liucoln und p'iiatcns and
apologies. Wherevei, IN all our y.lasrs or cities
soldier wantony insutcd or White nag hung ont.
The stars and stripes secretly torn down OF Rebel
victory eanted over there IL not scoOboy ~ lShol
ant think that any but Democrat could have done
1t.
In the very closing scenes Of this most heroic war.
waged by the Spontaneous united efforts 81 the people
themselves for the good u ogr cJmm0u hun Iny this
party holds It's convention and nas not oAe poor Nord OF
thanks to Almighty God or OF sratitaIe TO oar noble
armies and nayies Not q kind word could 1t spare
Tor living soldier; not VOID for The aoil1g Dlt
proud iataers, and mothers, a1d wives aud sisters
whose Beloved dead lie scattered upoa thousand h.'
sides.
BY the fortunes Of and tie VIII of The nation
soemnly expressed the sysen oi slavery so long si
reproacb, aGd a stumbling block, nas been alt eeiner
DESTROYED. Not word have tneY Of even EILd con
graduation, for did they lot but last year regard no
grand amendment AS an olrsge aud al eternal 11rTirr
l
pathy to the prosecuted at nsOtDe 10y aliss OF tne
South. Never pledge of fath ~ toe sacred national
debt. Never has t ssAed Ior thread vi se,aihy
against future secession rebellion. Not Rebel
would IL ever punish IN laDds, csatteis or person.
Their whole declaration of principe, 10 but desperate
clutch at Office and tue speedy and iDdiscrlllnaic
return 10 full power and houor OF all Rebels whatever
Such iellowciiizens. are tue men Who ,nsalt every
soldiers grave by claiming to be the tus fienus OF tao
Union
How thin and utterly contemplate tie weak disguise
OF their kind words for Andrew JounoOn-tae Aniiew
johnson who braved secrs ion ~ the Senate and De-
fed armed treason III Tennessee; wBO striDg n! m ne
people" and III tieir makes ear upon al UouVpo
lies and aIlstocraeies; WAC demands That traitors %
punished and the people b. tau,ht that treason Is
crime who has Just declared taat III his own Iennes
see he would advocate giving the ballot 10 the Back
man; who recognized not Rebel state Government
or office who warned Rebel states that they nEst abolish
Slavery forever repudlate Secession, rriuaie hehti
debts and give full unreserved protection 10 the feed
man; ard who has but just declared tBat LIS hhois
heart and soul are wlth the Union men WHO caifeu
through this war;
why tho cheap trick their part OF seeking 20 gain
votes by the nomination OF c1-idaie who IA Congress
voted Tor tie constitutional amendment while cy I'll
with voice. convention assembled, cried out tlss
he was " moral eowadI -
Their record have briefly laid before you: history
need not be consulted for Its yericationthe memory
of every citizen eshes that we have scarcely told tic
/ hall their shame.
have referred to scOrDed and oOstrGced by them,
that the Union Republican patty Las cherished &c.
Tended and advanced with iuii energy toward its hn
triumph. We do not forget the noble array ci ID ~,
ocras who leaped the BOUNDS OF Parry AMI lIed
with us all Tor the honor Of our hae-their wors ere
less mcTcliu than ours Ia describing the Iecre~e}
Northern Sccess!onisis
The Union Republican party from the fret gun
against sumter the present hour has had one supreme
otect-the maintenance OF the Union ana the
supremacy Of its g and It's laws over every foot OF oar
country 1t conducted the war with no low spirit 0f
revenge. And asks now Of those who lost the BATHS
nothing Of indemnity for the pss Tor tnat Is hopeless
It's measures look only TO the honor OF the dead ana the
security the future It's purposes are as earnest as
when in the darkest days Of the war. quick, clear ADD
strong il responded to demands Of its leaders
In the council and the field The Just terms OF settle
Ineut have been thousand times indicated, and We do
not permit ourselves to doubt Tor moment that inc
noble body of whom votes have aided TO place
In charge Of the National Government Will be calm,
deliberate just and mistaken. To tribe away, or leave
insecure results Of the war, would DO crime e9ulI
10 the ina marlborough ii upon us. Our
honor as people solemDly saked before God and the
world upon full protection and equal and exact justice
10 all n-and more especially 10 those who need ~
most-the poor the Ignorant aud oppressed of what
ever color race or religion. Failing in this. no glory
is lef ss. - .
To ali patriots who would maintain liberty anil Justice
among men; who would defeat Tho inedlous assaults Ok
the allies OF secession upon our national debt: who
would reaiiirm the Justice necessity and glory Of the
war; who would honor the defenders Of our liberties
and secure to them all jnst dues and pensions; who
of the South; who would urge the contraction OF our
currency aud return 70 lower prices who would vigil
antly equaze taxation and guard against supen uous
expenses; and who would labor to carry our native
conntry onward in liberal and truly democratic ideas,
we say. rise ny and work
The candidates who presented for your SURFACES
are emiaently entitled to your support Faithful to
principes during all the controversies which have
sgitated the country they have especially been foremost
among those who hav sustained the during
the fiery trials Of the The name u Gen. HawIey
needs introduction. Entering the ranks Of the vol
untcer force at the very opening the conflict he stood
tkah ruu NJ halt tha Re IN