The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-27

one concern. Should this thing happen, we
suggest the title of " the World, the Flesh
ana the Devil" as the most appropriate name
for the Abolition Holy Alliance
The INcENDIARY PRESS OF New YORK.
In yesterdays numbers of the two leading in
cendiary journals of this city appeared two
Geographic dispatches from Washington, both
tending to embroil this country with all the
Powers of Europe and both so identical in SEN
timent and almost in language that there can
be little doubt they emanated from a common
source, and that source one of the numerous
secession emissaries with which Washington is
now filed. The despatch in the Tribune is as
follows-
THE REvoLuToNIsTs AT Work IN EUROPE. Thoroughly
trustworthy private letters from Europe contain tho
highly important Intelligence that the reyoluonists OF
the Continent have made the ample preparations
seize any opportunity which medd Intervention
In the aflnrs OF this country may give hem. In Italy
Austria, Poland and France mines laid ready
be sprung at moments notice. Should England trouble
us she will be likely TO cause general conhagration.
The despatch in the Times runs thus
The RHyoLuTioMsrs IN EUROPE Letters received by
private parties In this country from their agents and
respondents abroad that the European revolution
lists are basng high expectations in behalf Of their
by England and France They believe that such event
would DO to them favorable moment to strike blow
for European liberty and that the active sympathy thus
shown by England and Franco for slavery in the New
World would swell the ranks Of the revolution by tho ad
dition of large numbers Of conservative Already
societies had been organized in France Italy Aus
tria, Hungary aud Poland with view to this cOntin-
gency.
1t is very plain that the two foregoing an
nouncements, in substance one, have proceeded
from the same quarter Ii there is any truth
in the intelligence it goes to show that certain
conspirators here are in league with conspira-
tors in every country of Europe to upset their
respective governments, on account of their
hostility to the United States The effect of
this news, if believed by the crowned heads
and statesmen of Europe, would be to unite
them in formidable coalition against this re-
public like that which ultimately crushed the
First Napoleon. In pursuing this course the
incendiary abolition journals are only con-
sistent with their own antecedents and true to
their own history. 1t was through their instru-
mentality that the emissaries of England have
been so successful in sowing the seeds Of ma
tional discord among us. They aided and
abetted their propagandism in every shape and
form, and finally played into the hands of the
secessionists Of the South till the consumma-
ton so devoutly wished by the British aristoc-
war And now they are laboring to complete
what they began, by inviting not only England,
but France, Austria and all the Powers
Of Europe to go to war with us at
this critical moment, by telling them that
the American government and people
Europe to involve the Old World in one "gene
raj confagration," and to make bonfires of
every throne The Satanic journals say that the
effect Of a European war with us would be to
secure to the Southern confederacy its indepen-
dence On their own showing, therefore, they
severance Of the Union perpetual. And this
was their programme from the beginning They
have never concealed from their readers that
their object is to exterminate slavery; and they
add that, if the war be not to accomplish this,
every man who falls in the struggle is murder
ed, and that, rather than see the Union restored
as it was founded by Washington and the patriots
of the Revolution, they would prefer final
separation, and Northern republic, consisting
wholly of States without q slave in them. Such
is their programme, and they calculate that
war with all Europe would hasten its accom-
plishment.
II is true that these journals have only limit
ed influence. They have been reduced in their
circulation by one-half of late-cut down in
size and cxpenditnre-some of them resorting
to gift lotteries to retain the remnant of their
old subscribers, or to get new ones in place Of
those who are SO rapidly dropping of. Yet
they may do considerable amount Of mischief,
and, like other incendaries, they ought to be
arrested before the harm is done. Raymond,
therefore, and Greeley, and all the joint stock
philosophers of the Tribune ought to be sent to
winter quarters at Fort Warren, to play cards
with Mason, Slidell and their two secretaries
IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER FACTS FOR THE Pro
PLE.--Greeley, like the Baron Munchausen, goes
il with enthusiasm in producing his important
facts for the people. But he differs from the
Baron in singing the same song over and over,
whether the people will listen to him or not
Yesterday, for example. according to his own
peculiar ideas Of veracity, he reiterates il as
the gospel truth that some time ago James G.
Bennett, editor-in-chief Of the HERALD, received
a secession flag from South Carolina. and had it
hung over his private door, &c. This is awful
But we can state some facts concerning Greeley
upon which we could convict him before jury
of his own choosing. Before this war broke
out Greeley g. Co. were in the receipt OF con-
tributions to the extent of three or four thou
sand dollars year from the South to aid the
schemes Of the secessionists through the Satanic
abolition element Of the North; Greeley has a
lot of shirts the raw stuff Of which was pro-
cured from Southern secessionist; he eats
South Carolina rice in preference to New York
hominy; he has Carolina secesh potatoes some
times privately cooked in his kitchens he eats
his boiled pork seasoned with secession mo-
lasses, and he consumes early secession straw
berries and tomatoes with the gusto of rebel
vegetarian He esteems the -four from the mills