New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

il the President aud bls paDot Lieut. nam rneiai
want them, and all the money thIt my he needed TO
make them effective. She ia for making the war sharp
and short for doing The work ny thoroughly md not
sopng half way ird leaving IL open t. be done over
again in the fuure We think, down here, that this
work Of breaking up the Union has gone plenty far
eDpngb. For thirty years we have teen engaged
chiefly in saving the Union. Wbenerer anything ha'
turn, up in lhe leas disaaefu 30 the dunggnes Of
tie CottonOcracy, their feacy remedy nas been the
threat Of dissolution OF the Usiou and he Union hhs
been saved many times, Tat it had haily become
doubtful whether our Government tad the Inherent
power to psrpetuate t.f And low, wiea the ques-
ton has been brought "a practical tes when it is
practically decided ghe1 il is scmO' stFa.d that we
have Government that is able ~ exlnguah all resis
to s lawful authority, and etnaieis befsings
for the benefit Of fure ages, Virginia iehs that TIE
Union shall u eaved that il will siiyeayed-ihat
this rebellion shall be thoroughly crs'ed out Il at
another will rot eafe ~ raise ite hiieorslead for
Thousand years.
IL IL nor prtended that any single constitutional
tight oi tie Svrih has been invaded by lie Govern.
men,, that il has omitted to reform sgle Corsi.
tuliOnal Duty and he traitors have not been bletogive
any other plausible reason for this instruction nt
their future to eect President OF their chloe. The
Cove nment hue, therefore, conces sion % rate IL
If doing 10 wrong III e.clcng rs constitutional power
throughout the entire tlrty aies; an, 'ermi
nation Of tie war without the uDcopoiiinil sup
Iree'on Of that rebellion aud the puuuhurni Of its
leaders according 10 las, will not only be dcogdory
" tie dignity Of great nation, but will leave 10
exactly where We began--with tie race o traitors
ready TO drive us into the Oh fashioned Uninsavirg
at every change Of the mol Il. Aud al persms who,
at this stage OF tie war, are found advocating VIA;
they call Cancellation aud Compromise titus eldesvoF.
ing 10 embarrass the actin OF the GoyernGelt and
ooelce il into dhonor,bie nrd useless l,rc should
be regarced rs public enemies.
Military egents here continue 10 he active Aforce>
of from 900 to 5000 bss been stationed ut Carss-
| burg, ~ miles wos from here, on the Noth.Ves extern
Virginia Railroad, IL s accessible by tlrnpke-ro4d
from the Secession camps south Of US ami !escept
upon tie town Las been Anticipated. II mostoi Ills
force direct from ONO within The a-t few days.
| TIE prominent Union men Of Piedmont have .Aen
outlaw cd by cOu,nsrtia recently cid at lie Curt
House at homuey An order was read ~ tie Coirt-
House door Commanding that il taken by the i,bel
forces, those stulI be Immediately put to ceatlby
banging, ehoJiins, or otLers,e. TIowbrioge, lie
editor of TIE Piedmont IadeIsad,Et, Is one o. tAGn.
general order is to be issued by Gen. Mcclellan
prohibiting The search Of houses or the ar,st vi
ciiz,ns, except upon special order Of gullo.oiDor
This put eld 10 tie ussies and annoy ing prp-
tee heretofore In vogue OF squads Of soldiers Serclisg
The tmises Of AID arIefii,g czsas Who have been
gully oil nothing bat yOiiDs ios Secession.
Another issued to-day containing the fol-
lowing
The General commanding directs that all naDdsrs Of Do
tchmeD In hostile districts While aIch-s contnu tep
advance guards and where the line Of march over
wooded or beseu county, scouts VIII be iept out On BON
tanks Ia order to svod smbuscdes and NAKED batteries,
Before entering oehos dense oe'i' they viii be thorough
y reconnoered and II occupied by the enemy immediate
preparations made repe attach or to drive him out
The Wheeling Convention hrs adjourned TO the Cd
day of August, unless called together by the
Governor. The Governor has Issued his proclamation
| converting the Legislature on the 1t day fully.
| venture 70 predict that the new Government win
revive the credit Of the State. Its recognition by the
Federal Government will insure s success il will not
repudate the honest debt Of the State, bu all debts
contracted by the Richmond juna for reasonable pur
| poses, will be left for traitors TO pay aud prompt
measures will be taken to place the credit Of tho State
upon tbs old substantial footing, the Govern
ment extends its authority sufficiently to enable il 10
| do 80.