New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

seho MIN home, one or the other. We Of Massaclu.
setts have right to crtcise him, and we also have
night to complain if the Genersl.inC Chief sys,su,,i
| eally degrades him on account of Bstimo,s R.I.,.
MOUSE and Great Bethel, one only Of which expsdi
IONS was failure, while the others Were braian, se
eesses. No matter what made the Baltimore and Re-
'ay expeditions successes am no. very fresh in nv
A0ooIt bur as recollect the history Of Masvngo 4
was only the timely arrival of Desaix which made Ma.
poieon Ucsor and not defeated General on nat day
anu the question whether Butcher or Grouchy shoulS
"rse arrive at Waterloo. decided still more important
question Tor him and for Europe War ia not and ia
NOT nKeiy TO be- an exact science for ,ome time 10
come. Butler Is preemnenty man of expedients
and cannot believe that his eye would have failed "a
see some means Of preventing or retrieving the d,a.
ter Of last Sunday. At any rate, he could no, hay,
made more fearful botch of the affair than was uado
Of it by those who had its management.
But will not add TO the multitude Of useless specu
iations and copjectures concerning this battle ia
causes and results Enough for me this-tbst Their,
can be no compromise, and peace until the rebell
are beaten in great and decisive battle, or until the,
beat as in great and decisive battle The North anl
the South, the United States and the Cotton Couede
racy cannot live together whether under one govern.
ment or two, on equal terms. One or the other mu,
suecumb. And to every man who talks of peace, q
compromise, or "our misguided Southern brethIen,t
we must say with HOtspur:
--"This is no world
10 play with msmmets and to 81. with lips;
Weins.t have bloody noses aud cracAed crowns,
And pass them cuIent too"
Fletcher Websters fine regiment left here Yesterday
Last week they bad review On the Common, and
Tna1a Il
State street, their return the island they sung M
new John Brown song which originated, believe
at Fort Warren and which is great fayorite amouI
the soldiers here. believe it has not appeared i
IHE TRIBUNE, and therefore send you a COPY.
JOHN BROWN SONG!
John Browns body lies a moldsring In the graye
John Browns body lies a molderins IN the grave
'ohn Browns body lies molderng In the gsyc
ms S0aPsmarehiog oh
Glory hniy Hsllel1ah! Glory Haly Halslojah! Glory
His souls marching on!
Res gone TO be soldier In the Amy Of the Lord
Hes gone TO be soldier n the army Of the Lord,
Hes gone TO be soldier Ia the army Of the Lord,
dis souls marching on!
Glory Hay, HalelDah Glory H.ly Hslepjsh GLORY Hap
His souls marching on!
John Browns knspsack Is strapped upon his back
goLh bno"hs Abt Paach IL strapped upon nus bsek-
John Browne knapseck Is strapped upon his back
dis SOULS marching on
Cho,u.
Glory Hay Hallel1ah Glory Hally Halel1jah Gory Hl
Haleujih
HIS souls marching on!
His pet lambs will meet him on ,,de way
His pet lambs win meet him o. the way
lis pet lambs vii bin on the way
They go marching shl
ChoyHa
Glory HaIy, Haleujst Glory Haly HaIlslpsh Glory H5
Hallelnah!
Thsy 20 msrchins on
they win hang JEFF Davis 10 tree
They win bang JET. Davis 10 tree
They will hsng JEFF. Davis 70 tree!
As they march along,
ChorGg.
Glory Haly. Hallslush Glory HaIy Hsle1sh. Clog Hss3
HsleiUjah
As hey march along!
Now, three rousing chss for the Union
Now, three rousing cheers for the Union
Now, three rOusing cheers for the Union!
IA marching on
Glory Hsny Hae0iah Glory a.ly fi.l.lpI.h Glory HS
Hlllel1ah!
hip Hip. Hip Hip, Hunahl