The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11


the Naval Department Is therefore obvious.
Tho number Of additional men that It requires
Ii limited, and 1t IL under no necessity Of 60
lecting from IN untried oource, when It has ono
at command that d perfectly reliable. Our
Eastern sailors are among tho very best that
any nation can boast Of. They are hardy and,
sober, steady in their principles, generally
speaking possessed Of some little means, and
proof against all the disloyal temptations that
can DO employed against them. With such
class to select from, the Secretary Of the Navy
would have been wrong II he had looked out
side it. 1t Will be time enough to do go when
the supply from 90 Trustworthy. q quarter
proves insufficient
PROPOSED ExfsDi1ios ToA VARoLlSA.--
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communication n wanting to enable this place
to SUCCESSFULLY compete with, and evensto sur
pass. both Charleston and Savannah. It
aboands with slaves-in fact they are far mora
numerous thsrs than tho whites.
By landing force Of twenty-five thousand
men at Port Royal, the whole State could be
reduced, and Chasaeseon city could be taken in
the rear and captured, asst was once before BY
the Bridah- Tho slave property Of South Ca
rolina woald thus be ruined. So let the Chi.
valry Of thss Stsse avert the threatened blow
BY making peace at once with the federal
power. A communication being thus opened
into the veey heart OF the Southern States, re-
inforosmen@ could be forwarded, and strong
column eouad lorm junction with the federA
column advancing rom the Southwest, and
mus dfvid1ng the sonth INTO two unequal
halves, ana turning back upon NORTH Caronns
snd Virginia mey woud sweep the reoeis -
wisa q ae' INTO inc very Jsws OF sne army ON
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NOS surrender oefofe the 'an TN meniy pro-
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holds was greeted with applause by citizens Of
al, na,t;ea IN acccunt of tha known ;u+.r~.s+v,
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and high personal worth Of the man. he has
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