New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
NEW-JERsEY ALIVE.


TRENTON, April -, 1861.
Ten days ago Gov. Olden issued his call for four
regiments, and in five days the whole were offered,
and since that seven other regiments have endereA
themselves, but cannot be accepted. The dsappont-
ment Of those left ont is indescribable have heard
OF premiums being offered for places Oh the roll 1t 10
qnte certain that New Jersey would furnish IS 800
volunteers if wanted. Even her four regiments sre
more in proportion to our population than any other
State. Since the ranks in Pennsylvania have been
opened for the admission Of new men by the cal foe
more volunteers, our boys are leaving home for .
chance at enrolment there but quarter Of shem
cannot get in rs the same anxiety obtains over tho
river All our regiments will be here to-day To-
morrow, and ready to move. Many are here n,
but have had to wait for equipments. There arlI
enough for ALL and some to spare The canal is finr
of propelers which they will embark and 80 dowa
the Delaware into the Delaware and Chesapeake Cs-
nal, thence either to Annapolis or Washington. Our
women have worked night and day to eqnip these mea
and make them comfortable. Oar farmers have giveR
all sorts of produce to feed them, and the people Of
Trenton some $4,000. Churches, City Hail. and such
places are cheerfuly given up quarter them. They
are drilled two hours il The morning and two in the
afternoon. Many Of the companies are supplied With
of patriotic fire has ever beep seen in New-Jersey
There is one remarkable fact deserving mention.
None of the Colleges and boardng-schoos in this State
have been abandoned by their Southern pupils in
sequence of the rebellion. The parents Of some have
taken them home because rebellion has ruined them,
and they can no longer pay. In other instances
pupils have been sent on their parents canddly
ing their fear of insurrection at home. conld nsme
institutions where the number OF pupils from the South
has increased The fact is everywhere eviden: that
reaeaing Southern men see nothing but danger and
dis.ster to themselves in this rebellion. Fngitivee
from that region constantly arriving and spreading
themselves over State glad enough to get into safo
quarters. Many Of them leave all at an hours notice,
without dollar in their pockets and deEirc never to
return unless with muskets in their hands.
In my walks through this city, notice The TRIBUNE
as q regular visitor in the houses OF who never
even read il until now. Some of these changes Of
opinion thus indicated occasion great astonishmens,
having known the antecedens of the parties for year,
past. The old heresies have vanished and the light OF
the true revelation has flashed across their understand
ngs. These will never lose sight of II. could
the pestent sheets which have thus been igno-
minously superseded; but you know that this is an
of universal good feeling among US Of the North.
Where The TRIBUNE has thus obtained . ioothold it
must and will remain household fixture. II but a
hundred such instances occur here who can doubtber
being tens OF thousands elsewhere. What but MAJ;
mutation Of such could have shaped public opinions ~
TO cause this miraculous fusion of all diseof
ancies into one harmonious convictioni p
testimony this astonishing brotherhoo
sentimen, is to the truths you have
unfinchingly enforced upon the people-what
fesson Of them all-even the last evidence oi o
scienious sincerity, the taking up of armsl Fos
merely silenced, but humia;ed into advocacy Of YOU
once repudiated principles The which the bn''H
rejected become the head Of the corperI Our bs.v.y
as people presents no spectacle % truly marvellous
lila Con,emn,uousIy ss.i--stea ance. bet sLnsAss
,-,,ooh,n, noyyl Never before did Press lead sns'
ton - TIA bich destiny Of Freedom by crufaae mo
ho,e,ess nj the beginning, or more oVer~nclmns"
v;c,orousat s close. The leadership oftwen'y aDon"
wears basdone its appointed work. Now edus@""
70 the c.i,. We demand, with THH TRIBUNE lns' 1s
American, army shall march its columns "inW08.
baltimore 10 w ashington" All New-Jersey cnes ~
tho, ,h;, shah. be-must be done. Here IN ~.
vnn have one senaimeut TO . man. No temp'~ 2
NOW, No tratoroun suggestion Of compromSe p
M, co,,.rrwsn, mum be sstained, II 1t take onf H'"
dollar and our last man. =. ,,.v;ae
The Legislature meets here to-mof'"~ NJ -. tho ,
WAYS and means for the emergency "" S.r.,s;,,.,
United States $765. 900 for surplus ~'en .,u,rad.
! with us in 1886, all which must n0~ lint
There has been no State tax here 'of my Az
ono must now be laid 10 enable 10 70 psy 'r AZ. iva
| ,;on TO this, our Treason and Sediu0n u" tho
and must be made " embrace elass OF "~u, -
o,o haze enough to talk treason, but 700 GOV" -
commit the overt act. Theso Tones n'"'