New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

such a catastrophcl That the American people arc
equal TO any trial. however terrible that the amos
tcs appeal 10 force. though backed 10y tho whole Kepc
! army. would end IN his own oNcrillroW ana ther pr,
poiua Acknowledgement may he confidently antclpasd
/ nat when 10y the cordial ald united performance Ui
PLAIN and peaceful duty az the hallo'boX ia November
y0u can avoid further bl0odshcd ASSIST te great Noih
OF reconstruction and perpctuate fcpnhic1n ascend
ency few words OF should be c1ntu 10 arouse you
90 an instant apprehension Of your country peru ana
your own solemn obligations hhen hC CON s,cu'o
everything by an intelligent and discriminating exercise
Oh ths ballot why slai We cncorit. nt n.m MIp 80,
fhcir criucsJ T,,.r, Ia not one commanding in-
brcst that i not drorly concerned IN the triumph
OF the Republican rarty m Tie coming ccci"ua Every
owner eff pulic srtcs National or state: every rail
road corporation. Cycry bank every @tNif ILututtnd'
every manufaCtUrcr every mechanic and la0oer win n
sceutack IN mis- pOCct, would instantly leoi .ne ocSat
o. that party III the depreciation OF hcit ana IN
the decline Of their business Bear N uIu tAI AZ VINO
are interested in the defeat Of anu tue re
publican party are also interested III the overthrow OF
Jhe National credit The recent speech OF jesse ID.
Bright n a sfartn proo OF their malignant and danger
purposes That daring sympathler ~ II To col nm
the justice his expulsion for treason from The senate IN
1851 recently declared at pubic meeting IN
tiona Congress was an unc9nsututlonsi Dolly tS aet
null and void: the National debt - not binding; Sav
cry il not abolished slaves must be returned to their
masters. Southern must he paid for all losses sue
aicd during the war and they must b. governed by the
principle OF state rights And be closes by advising tho
people to pay another dollar of taxes to the Ma
tOnal Government"
Tbrse are the ideas cherished by leaders Of the
bined opposition. winch your indifference IN the coming
election viii organize into now ana possibly INTO TIT
umphant rebellion.
Had Andrew Johnson been allowed 10 restore the
traitors their old possessions the ten states that re-
coded from the Union with Tennessee, Della ware aiay-
land and Kentucky, would now be sOdy united III favor
the repud atOn Of the national debt unless the Rebel
debt added to it, aud this load would soon have
increased by other demands not less ruinohs ana
revolutionary The declaration OF Mr. Bright Is hardly
necessary to purpose cherished and daily aVowed
by the Rebel leaders in all the Southern states Bus the
Great measure OF reconsrcton foilcd and forever de
feated this compound wickedness; and now, in the eX-
ample of Tennessee. anticipate the speedy redenp
ton of all the states that were led into rebeon ana tue
complete salvation OF the national credit and revenue
But you should he controlled by even higher motives
You should remember that GJoOOO Union men III All the
South white and black look TO you for suCcOr and Tor
Shall these. friends during all the
dark hours of the war-loyal When the Intelligent ana
wealthy OF their section proving their dSnyay III
deadly bateshall these. the sayors and sentine OF
Union soldiers the guardians and defenders OF the Union
flag be remandcd Ia the tender mcrces of the original
traitors aud be reminded IN the midst OF their sunefngs
that the Republicans % the North contributed To ther
second betrayal DO you give no thought 10 the lhou
sands Of white UnOnsts in North Carolina, Alabama,
Virginia, and the other unrcconstructcd states You
must decide between the men who supported ana hnaly
saved the RerubiC aud those who tOcd through pro
tractcd and bloody g. accomplish its destruction
From the moment the accidental President deserted the
former and IOncd the latter the hope Of giving To- rea
son the control OF the Government WIS revived, and
nothing will DC left undJno tO effect that consnnnaion
ROBEHT G. SCIESCK, Chairman.
JOHN CONNUss IACuARIAH CHAADLLh'
WILLIAM -. KELLER, joins a. LOGAN,
JOHN H. BROOMALi, OAEEs Ahhs,
Executive Committee.
THOMAS l.. TIiLOCK. Secretary.
Washington. ID. e.. Oct. 2d, 1861.