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election. But such organizations do not wait for any they make it or provoke it. Those who think a burning bitter epithet as that of traitor can be bandied about harmlessly, and laugh at of words causing bloodshed are remarked, their ignorance. Words are power, They sent ideas, and ideas move the world. caused this rebellion. Such words as used by politicians have already almost and paralyzed and may soon revolutionize, the North. With a civil war beginning at this fifty passionate city of New York, and spreading like a whirlwind of flame over the North, what follows? The triumph of the rebellion. What is the triumph of the rebellion? Ruin to as and the country.--Are we to risk such dangers for the sake of an election which decides nothing — which cannot at an affect the slavery question — which cannot influence the Administration in regard to the press censorship, the provost-marshal nuisance, the suspension of habeas corpus, or any of the other acts of which some people compl