New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

gabsrsl HARMONY in theirpoh,ca and social systems
there Is no anmoity that viii not IN time, yield to a
pegss,ept wise policy. Such policy England adopted
coward Scotland and the throne Of Victoria has no
frmer pillar Of support than the northern island or
Britain. Many OF Der wisest statesmen from Burke to
MIcaulsy and Bright have lamented the adoption OF
policy Of dstrust in her government OF Ireland and al
this very hour Imprisonment and exile are closing TIE
first act Of al o-repea'ed aud ever-ncDacng natona
tragedy Il vindic;ive Palcy We could recall 10
life noble armies Of martyrs who. on N
hospitals and in loathsO-ne prison houses have yielded
mp their lives in defense o. the nag and TIE hopes u ca
fo,. we could find motive for assuming the s5ttuce
of ayen.ying coDquerors.
l cannot here forget that the SOlth. by It's war OF
oenSs in behalf Of TIE Institution which had coied its
poisonous folds over its vbole social and political
r,snzation. hos already paid Peaslty which might
well touch with pity the heart even Of Revenge hear
her Raehes weeping in eve!y household because their
children are not; see Der fields desosted her wealth
diss;psted and herself discrowoed OF that sectional
rrest re aud power which made Der for sixty years
prene in the councils OF tSs Republic. When l see
south Carolns sroag the hrst to acquescs in the de-
cision o. making universal emancipation the new
and cornerstone Of Der State edhee, learning though
late that i; was not Fort Snmtsr against which she
armed her artillery that tssl Apr. DAY in 1861 but
tie heart OF the 18th century shielded BY the bucfer Of
Cod recur 20 past wsen Soain caroline and Ass.
sachusets and Virginia were the triple cord o. our
colonial strength when their sons stood shoulder TO
shoulder throughout that ssrea years strife that to-
Sether they laid the foundations OF our national edace
cemeutpg with the blood OF heroes and invoke ths
spirit Of that sacred past to guide the nstions future
know how much the attitude the South shall assume
during the per1od OF reC0n>trCctol VIII nsSe 30 90 VITA
determining tbs early late dsvning o. the better
day Ii IL the part OF wisdom 10 accept the inevitable
Every generous sentiment and every motive Of interest
lead Us TO hope that
Those opposed eyes.
Which ike tbs meteors OF troubled heaven
AL Of one nature, OF one substance, bred
Did lately NEE. IN III intestine shock
Shall now In mutual, vel bess-nirg rsnks
March AZ way. sDd be no more opposed.
NJ coGntrymen. II is with properly snod0ed feeling
that this day unite thanksSiviAgs. that tie
prophecies which for four have listened In
Europe Of the certain downfall Of our nstior. have
failed Of flhllment We eertaip have come out Of the
conflict somewhat wiser than we went IN We before
knew that sentiment Is not the inspiring principle Of
the policy Of States; that modern governmen Is quite
practical affair and that there IS very little pace
CabiDes for the play OF sympathy; but y was oissp
pointinG experience when learned that men profess
ing deep sympathy for the of human liberty. be-
slowed their moral support upon q cause committee
before God and the world 10 perpetuste the system OF
human bOncss-e
We now inpv AL TIE conditions upon which we
hoe our ust:oaai life.
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