, 1866-08-20
MONDAY, AUGUST %. 1853.
THE NEW CIVIL WAR,

Convention consists " the bulk of Andrew
Iohnson's. speeches, DooNttle's hArangues
md Raymond's editorials during the past si1
mouths, terminating with the following
,hteat: \
4sThe time Ii elose at hxnd 1hcn 1neuaherx OF
new Congress arc 70 he elected Il that Congres1
loy.i ssstss lad peoplc Eoa ssrpscseafziea il q
halls, shA0 con,fnpe the nsnrpatlon by which thh
legislative powers Of she Govefnmsot are now s e
drewl hp1n the dulles and obligations Of the Fed
csI collision ot sentiments and p;etsnsons sehisA
.ud1, Jrem raasea ~ kopeju <sae,gad."
Tue people Of the Northwest are In no
mood TO be buiNea by Andrew Jehnson, or
his Copcshcad Convention. They are in a |
less fa1e1nble temper 70 be approached with |
4 threat Q. civil war, than they ever were
before They know the stnf that the
Philadelphia Convention were composed Of
They met one laH Of It ut Gettysburg, 4nd
the ether half At the Chicago Convection
TAey whipped both, and they only regret
That they did not an1sh tho job then They
hare uo1 growing appetite TO complete It.
: Tic people OF the Northwest {ena we
: belteFe Il is trsic Of tho whole North, except
= few 'white-li~erea 1-II--::t;I.s5 c.sd little
= =
%-..> =l;1.a ): ~51c,s Il, :heu, il. tlit saape prs
ses.tet. BY :L. F,iisdci1 1isin Conyent;oa. The5
r:;=t II, i:,- Il z,iset 1,sy to the Errniesi
c:s,o.s.sss LAT swell the hu1niu h7caas. Civil
@r., ard-s :aGtn !e l,a. down rebellion aTd
srts:,,c, Is E.St and a:lIi- /" fou<.rlt:1s u
:Ls ....s. ..4s,tcss l.cu n TIE North We tell
,~:@ Ttt.:i.uc:! .Ast .e:gg. who dccalcs it wisa
~ e.iit.,se III. threat 10 t1use WIS differ
N's.-r, JhpA ARr rn Ftr
~3.fs t.5.r tg1Is If the must Ian-
s-ta4 to7t- TE%y ,.:S !Dviisa-
.4tas:.tl;,,c o. It b;s:: :hcy have co c.ace!,-
;ie;,, rhrnssrl1 ef ts.c --''nrst are ,na:snau..-
r. u. ,?.tv cr. a1 RE /. E-.=a yca.
F;rurr vu We euu1h. They hold that 1t will
be time enough 10 admit tic seceded States
into Congress-, and to entrust them With
political power, wlen thsy shall have given
guarantees that It will not ba used 4
second time to overthrow the Govern
mcnt and restore slavery. This is 6
reasonable proposition, and more 1en1enl
policy than the conquered rebels had raghi
to expect. Now, 4 We are to be told thu,
unless we admit these reneered rebels nm
condl.loua1ly into Congress we shall have I
rcw civil wsr, wc reply, first, that those Fhs
utier the threat are ltars j; and second, tbs
nit were t-ae, more tlun million mel
world be in arms to grapple the new rebel
lion.
But tAis rev cly!l was, VIC arc informed, |
10 come I'm 1nofo fearful shape" thAu th
other. This s1gulfies that Dool,ttic promise
to tsise troops In Wisconsin, and Bates
ulInois, and Raymond In New York, for suc
AEnr. We repeat that these men are liar
when they ssy they will do 50. We use th
word with deribesaticn. They are unnit
gated Liars. They could not be Kicked I
cuHcd, lured or coerced. into such Wa
They arc towards, As well as uais- Nsuch
conflict should come, thy would vanish fro
the scene 1nstantancous1y. They would tai
refuge in Canada, and sue for the right
asylum from the British Govcrnmet
The ideh Of tadr starting
"nre In: the rear" is t.
ridiculous. The Republican party conta1
fifteen hundred thonsand mcn who have 50
service during the Late rebellion OF Il
great army not ono Par cent arc In favor
Johneon'6 policy Of pzec1pitat{ng the rcb
Into Congress without gnarantecs for th
future good behavior. Niuety-nine out
every hundred would shoulder their musks
any hour Of day or night to put down t
new treason Threatened BY the Phi1adelpl
CouveoIon. Where are tho cemeteries
xhIeh DooNstle and Raymond bury tn
dead: Where arc the military laurels that
their brows. Where arc tic monuments Il
record their vIctoffesr
To be Just 70 the South. they never !
this threat into the Philadelphia address.
WAS never In thcsz thoughts. It Is not nj
They have had enough Of war. They nre
brave as It is necessary for men to be, i
brave men do mt deal in threats. They b:
too high respect for the poser which +
dued them twelve months ago, to inFitc
other war. They bare suffered too muc
they layc too painful knowledge Of
cos. Of war, to call down upon theSE be
the horrors Of second rebellion T,
how too we'll what would be the CO
aucnccs to themselves Of such conf
They have no idea OF shooting anybody
cept an u.larmcd negro now and II
ox of committing violeuce on any or
ization ether than peAceAh1a conTeat
in their own midst. Their antms
against tho Union sisea DO higher than n
They are Innocent Of any completely tl
Philadelphia threat Andrew johnson
1t In the programme, and they took 1t as
took their provisional EoFcrnrneuts.
would hHve taken negro sudtaga a. rea
Hence We aeqult them Of any wrong ii
ton In the premises. We wasn them,
ever, that they must not make thenscl
party to 1t BY any orcrt aet, because
people Of the North arc conscientiousl
eolred to have The aueatious growing q
The war And the abolltion Of slavery se
ON a just and enduring basis, before tn
rebels resume any power fo: mischief
: alton.