The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
JOURNALISM EXTRAORDINARY.
MaXa Greeley and the Little villain
on The Tight Rope.
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The Republican Journals Before and After the
BOmbardment Of Fort Sumter.
Ground and Lofty Tumbing, Tricks and
Metamorphoses by Clown and
Pantalo0n
LINCOLN TO BE SUPERSEDED.
OPINIONS OF TIE REPUBLICAN PRESS,
kes, &es, xes

The country vita scarcely show Of dissent cries out
much ,he better if the Union can be preserved or re-
stored good but it cannot be, let us understand the
a. GS nies and Z. ann ,aos AT csoos 70 So.
70 bs rsa,dd az tred fact, lei thai Js proclaimed,
and let the line Of re,ne collection be established and
mdintnined this side Of them
It is hardly necessary to call attention TO the
communication Of our correspondent, A. n. ID
he prs,sas neghty considerations en- farcr Of thai nsea
sure bs st they soor!d sem 10 BE- set aside by ne
bti11ert a1Itn Of the uen rho manage tie dtdus OF
tribune Correspondence, "a. II. D. Apri6l
The frat and principal difficulty lin the way of an ami
cable arrangement with the confederacy) will In my
opniou be what has been the very ground Of disunon
WHITE protection Of slavery at the South. 3" -
Were not for this should hape ia1: doutt thai zoe wold
agree IRON terms that routi be for mutual atrNta9c
II. q. IN REPLY TO SOUTHERN CORRESPONDENT.
Tribune, Apru II
ted Sou long ago soJ igsatt do@oadi icoetd t;leara
let ing yru legally and PEACEFULLY om Of ne Union, yoa
sDsa eod ad'' p "0i y psac ssa os he 5 un
IL. end co.li &c t.JaHy c!ained l cont believe
you have eny right 70 break ont Of the e.ion 40 be-
man tiled to have a convention called, S, that you
might be set of no satisfactory settlement Of
cieereIces could be eec'et but you ms 81 tn going
out ike ul burglar with the plate chest on his
back You are laundering badly, Messeurs, and one
day you will see It,
AN OPEN CONFESSION.
Tribune, April rs
There has been good deal Of diScason Siite TIE Southern
REBELLION Jgan of the prop iy Of oilouig he slaue States
south Of The Potomac and he Ohio 10 separate themselves from
the Onion and set up independent sIavtoding gorsrr
ssct for themselves All the special friends and advocates
or slavery eagerly embraced this idea, while many on the
other SIDE especially those OF reflective and phiosophic
turn OF mind, adopted it.
THE TINES (cLowS) FOLLOWS SUIT.
times, March Fl
The true policy Of the government undoubtedly that
Of mastery inactivity. And let 1t 1.-THE gov
efnment make attack and pt for any other pr
pos. than strict defence and alfpres1ra.ion
rimes April 6
such reflections on the of thu
pie of the Confederate Statesinvolng the safety we'll
being and happiness Of miors tina are so closely bound
enmy TO them or wish to press issues when we can so
well afford to wait that maylead to their entire estrange
meat and ultimate utter ruin. The spirit of Christian
satesmansaip, such M.s,es tie oorld cH ind rs
ercrsaa ny g,y and reoard in oerting CALAMITY now
AND WOULDN'T DEFEND SUMTER.
Times, March 27.l
sp-obable that Major Anderson mas orders for such
an emery, ncy and while it s useless TO speculate upon
their character all will agree, presume that hight
for the possession of Fort Sumter under present crcu
stances would be useless and deplorable event
AND LAMEs LINCOLN FOR so DOING. |
Times, April Ill
II President did really intend to do bisreinforce
ceueai Scott then bis first step has been gross aud
objectionable bunder-one which, if the same policy |
70 be persisted in would utterly destroy the public
conate.oe 10 his ability to conduct campaign
TURN ABouT-LINcoLS WRONG.
Times April
m L'rsn conceptions as dug a, a'e T. o are
tion npead il chokes in its channels, IL
BUSINESS sckeus and Dies nations drift into conflict II
the shock OF armies ie and the cries OF an agonized
people eud the heavens Il at least be said that this
government took no part in the tragedy OF ages II
made no tem;-no, nelteer OF peace nor war-"wth
traitors IL DID nothing but divide the Spots among
The ielfsh and the faithful
Times, April
The Whoie nation hung with eager expectation upon
the lips OF President LiDcon when lie pronounced MS m
augurs and expected to see II followed instantly by
wise and energetic policy which should arrest the
decay atty OF The American people and restore the
honor OF the American nation. Why have these eNpeca
tious been disaprointecy
LINCOLN IN LEAGUE WITH TRAITORS.
rimss, April IS
It s certainly singular spectacle TO see an enemy
already u collision with quietly fabricatng at our
establishments the very weapons with which TO deal us
morta! oloT. Against such arming on our own soil,
which lust notorious TO government as the existence
Of the not step has been taSen-not protest ut
teyod A little resolution on the part OF Mr.
buchanan would have aveted secess ion altogether The
piesen adminsra have, ana are to acerain extent
copying hs hresoiutior, II is still temporizing Why
continent Of the country.
TIE ADMINISTRATION CONTACTS WITH TRAITORS.
Times, April ~
Hence the famous " don't rritate' polcy of Mr.. Ba
ohansn, which consisted in entirely negative action on
policy, whch, with Mr.. Bachauan reduced tacitly
at least 10 compact most Of the forts and property be-
Iorgng the nei states in the South became an easy
prey. Mr.. Lincons administration inherited tbs com
pact status; fanced itself compelled by wan, OF suf
acen force OF proper degree Of popular support to
LINCOLN TO BE SUPERSEDED.
Mr. Lincoln, plain country gentleman, Interpreted
other peoples motives by his own No
czrse ths past t' the Jore nil MOI toLerat: similar mis-
takes N he future. SU tChe (Ltnooln)
Iois From o. Trper appreciation Of ue crisis, or
from ran of proustSess and .nr9y. fearful retibion
him, in uhie the whsie nation ,ciu be incolc:d
THE ADMINISTRATION MUST PACK ITS TRUNK
Tribune, April 90
OF even the men at the OF national affairs that
the dend TINT has suddenly at the throat of the
republic is not a little devil nor pretty devil nor par
ficulary am,able devil but big, black ugly, roaring
devil with the most Cloven Of hoofs aud the sharpes OF
teeth Thank God that tho day OF paaver aud grmscc
is over AID the real nature and virus Of the demon
stands revealed 30 that even The blind must see IL.
Now NE trust the country will see long abused
duly give way 10 asakened energy If good Uncle Abe
wants 10 read the secessontts another essay proving
that be never meant them any HARM or Governor sewsrd
blessings OF the Union let the performances come OIL by
ali but this will have to be before JEFF Davis and
Wise capture Warrington, fer Je0 will no. long delsy
bang them ten minutes for any manner OF nonsense
T IA. osrinittration has not get packed rs tlst, DE
country should be assured Of he .fda foTthurh
LINCOLN MERE PARTISAN.
fines, April %
Mr. Lincoln was elected es partisan. On taking Office
the country divided into two great political factions.
He commenced his Official duties oy following the prece
We admit that numerous changes were required,
and that secessoDsts, who had fosted themselves IN
great numbers into every department OF service spies
upon government and traitors, should he expelled from
their places. STILL Notwithstanding tho extraordinary
number OF unshul officers and the consequent changes
has presented the amensbe spectacle OF wasting pre-
cious days and weeks In deciding upon partisan claims n
Office, 81 the very moment that all lis energies should
have been directed 70 the state Of the country and "
the unexampled efforts OF the and trail
tors plotting It's destruction
THE RIGHT MAN YET TO COME.
Times April %
Measured by intensity OF feeling and proper appreca-
Sion Of the crisis tho President and the Cabinet at wash
ipgton far behind tho people They are like person
just aroused from sleep, and In state of dreamy half
consciousness They have not yet for the first time &C
cepted the logic Of facts as palpabe - MONDAY
This case Vrsina) may be taken az an example Of the
uniform dlatory action OF the government from the
start = The past cannot now be remedied, and
We would not complain could we see any symptoms OF
improvement for the future. Let any one con.
de TIE present popular feeling and ask himself whether
ne communication adequately represents and embotIes IT,
ne W moarnde this feiing and 70 stand forth as us