New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

the abolition Of Slavery as war measure Ihey were IN
guard for freedom and would gladly have given back
every his master and compelled the nation tax
ridden is TO pay for every slave that was liberated
let the erring sisters depart IN peace Gov sey-
men Of Utica in Oct, 1861, said
T that slavery must abolished 10 the Union then
the Government which eaanO' give them the protection guaranteed by
What is that but an & explicit syOwal that Slavery must
uterances with the noble sentiments of Gen. Grant, who
in reply the Memphis Committee, said: "The only
erty Fortunately for our country, the Democratic
party throughout career has divided into
Saass @S fS H S Snr e e
not merely upon Questions OF policy, but at various
glory, the very existence of the Republic In remote
days %e saw W. % ,e and tIS ira n tho 5o
Democratic party bringing hIm into court Of justice
years ago. while John Calhoun the author Nulifca
tion and the father Of Secession in the name Of
Democracy, undermining the Republican fabric. Andrew
Jackson uttered the taismanic sentiment The Federal
Union! II must and shall be preserved" At later era
during the struggles the application of the Wmo
ProvisO the Territories acquired in the Mexican war;
when Foote of Mississippi; and King Of Alabama, ana
other Democratic disciples OF the Calhoun school
Of slavery TO Rene tae
on WSh and VSn nrap Whose names Were the
synonymes of Democracy. vndicated both the proviso
have seen Douglas and Dix, and Dickinson and Holt
and Wadsworth, renowned Democratic cmeitalns gNing
the best services and OF them their hearts blood
TO sustain Government which Davis ana brecKhfiuSe
and Toom9s, and Cobb ana Wise, were nsns Grant T
in November himself true Democrat viii be largely
PRINCIPLES ana professions and prefer honest creed to
soumdn name lCheers Men who are ready to exclaim
Iu your opinions look not back ~
Yoor wake nothing mind d. the &c, coming mini I2s tr1si
bssy' S sss yG a' S%s G simply HS1 1 nave " Applause.
Fellow citizens this country needs repoe. It has snf
Tered under four years OF sangunary strife followed by
four years political cOmmotion The foundations OF
our civil institutions have been shaken our trade manu-
have nguished; our financial affairs have been thrown
into disorder the different departments OF the Govern
hay bee
hearts failed them through fear. Everything that
have The Peoe desire to see end TO-
this turbulent yexatious, uncertain condition Of things
They know that the election OF Grant and COfaX VIII
bring them what their hearts so much covet-peacel
No sooner will the electric wires flash the news OF their
triumph over the Potomac and the ono than that vast
region, which for four years was scourged by war; and
than will lapse INTO State of repose such as IL has
much needed but has not been able to enjoy for eight
peaceful avocaton Interest in manufactures and agri
culture will supersede the excitement Of the caucus
The Common School will be more respected than the
political GT Ga Lecture than on III, praGSs cs
feryd stump 1Sg9nS1e es The South oic, Wc tes hsa
been her ruin, and will turn all her energies to
building up her waste places developing her immense
the masses Of her population and moving forward in
IS"e reT Tsa the Spf & u comehend T6a the
for which she fought Is irretreyaby lost Taught sub
perience she will turn her back upon the gloomy past
and open eyes the bright future and ere long be-
tion Of The Union But elect Seymour and Blair and
hopeful feature of tins picture will be reversed
At the South will commence crusade 10 upheave
the work of reconstruction She viii struggle to over
ment She will aim to deprive colored population
the suffrage She WILL in brief do her utmost to retrieve
ineasurably in van may we'll believe For should
Seymour be elected the people who fought out the
issues of the late war at cost Of so much treasure and
blood will consent 10 its fruits either faudulenty
or violently wrested from them. Gov Seymours admin
israton backed by the house of Representatives,
would be confronted throughout its entire existence
existing statute, law nor place in power
officer from the Secretary OF State down without the
any Of It's cherished measures But the cOnse
quenees Of Intellectual struggle TO restore the
ancient regime wouabe the less pernici0us TO the
business interests Of the country and especially to those
people would continue TO he diverted from their
interest and devoted TO political agitation No greater
see IT turn aside from the Work Of revivng its PROSTATE
industry and plunge into the stormy sea OF politics
s%e9eG 80 50 Terrible s6p%Tset Worst
oyerwhem it if its people lead of those arch
tects Of ruin Hampton Hill Beauregard. Toombs Wise.
Of Seymour and Blair attempt execute their threats of
oyerthrowng the policy OF inst nc,
policies which prevailed previous % TO the Rebellion: on
inspire confidence everywhere. would inaugurste reign
peace Of order Of perwaneney OF prosperity IN the
uvigOrate the epoch of strife, Of instability OF ruin
twelve millions Of people during four years Of war.
followed by three years Of collision between embered
factions Nor would the contrast be hardly striking
in the Northern States than in the Southern What
people capitalists and abOrers, business
nation al stability national confidence. administrative
ability in national affairs They long for the arrival Of
cal contention and financial uncertainty on which they
have been tossed for eight years, will sink TO rest
skies have affghted the timid vexed the en-
terprising and thwarted the plans OF the most
prudent and sagaciOus The material interests and
The pSSsdss Sf to e Ra%be sp6 % %
fOusy await the return Of peace and public order through
about reconstruction State rights white mans govern
stable government with settled policy And they be-
neye that the administration OF Gen. Grant sustained by
them this more certainly than would that OF Gov
Seymour whose platform suggests, and insnuates, at
tion would rally to It's support all the turbulent
and rebeOus elements Of section Of the Union with
In a word IL seymour Is elected nothing can be
permanently settled for four at least for his
would be q signal OF commOOn throughout the country
for acrimonious collision between different branches Of
the GOvernment-cumiDating finally, perhaps In civil
%Ss whsS STsn gSsS aa y sC g g.
by promptly bringing all departments Of the Government
into such harmonious cooperation to insure quiet and
q hs ToD e E Of that ecT
ernment machinery alright the public ear the
at the and onh
spring to Its feet, and forward with elastic step
will spread her mOldering wings; manufac-
ture will unchain her idle wheels; trade will unbolt her
closed DOORS and the merchant the mechanic MINER
through their veins The cotton and nee panta,
tions OF the South will once more vie with the
OF the East win compete generous rivalry with
tho enterpng miners OF the West The coal and the iron
OF Pennsylvana and Maryland will again the
board company with the gold and the silver Of
California and Nevada the hemp and wool OF Ken
trade with Europe in American bottoms while the
pleed Pacific Railway the wonder OF that teens
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