New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07
THE ANTICS OF THE HERALD.

We do not often deem it expedient to take
any notice of the vagaries Of The ~ J. Herald.
We presume that the l." 100000 readers who
daily seek for knowledge and instruction in its
columns are, if not competent to detect for them
selves its countless alterations, not likely to be
reached by any exposition that we may make of
them. Now and then, however, the eyOlutiOns
and revolutions Of The Herald are SO irresstibly
comic that we cannot refrain from exhibiting
them for the benefit of the public just as We
might copy the latest or best jokes of the season
from Punch or Tanity Fair. In this spirit we
took occasion, few weeks ago, to show by
parallel extracts the sudden and marvellous con-
version which changed The Herald from a rabid
Secessionist on Monday to loyal Unionist on
Tuesday. We now ask attention to the follow
ing extracts from the same sheet the subject of
setting free the slaves OF the South:
From The N. y. Herald April 10.
With the secession Of Virginia there going to be enacted on
world has Witnessed and Vn9Ba pi all her .Ocai
GEMS "'N DC ' FrSm e re ny + Hsrgd Apra2o
We must also admOisa the people Of tina; we Of the
nsSa. s.P BGt Let ns5 JON s ls D ana @
arabian OHd Of ioeHst' and ar Stare population 0 dapea'
EofskeIn of Virgins and Of Kentucky necessary
earTyiag along nth the Canadian Ane Of Tiean JTedOn1,
Is unst 90 Ioh De very nssuIe u oiH @ &c
BoKDER STATES MOVED IN TWO DIKsCIIoSs One
and he other oaoch with the masters will be moved sonih
ward that by the time Northern army viii have PenetIsted
to Of the Border Slave States THEY WILL BIZ RI
LEvED THE SUBSTANCE AND ABSTRACT RIGHTS OF SLAVE
Tsy the revoted states having appealed the sword Of
:, eIs' Their & may o'R d nave 70 sSISs De
SaS from the absence Of any law any ~ any power for
~ A-N'NN'- H., u u.rol5 Ao,J0l
By land and ii he places herself the attitude ofrebe
lion Maryland be oyenun and snbdned IN single week
snHdlg the sx'nc0s Of Sot1y Eai" her oao" tTde'' iof
We are less conceTSed about than about Maryland
Loyal the Union she perfectly safe negroes and all dis
Loyal the Union she may be crushed including her ,ntue
prom the ". y Hey0id Aprii22.
Accordingly Virginia begin Der house 10 order
and gao W 10, Of h Aa million slars' for fear Of
epeanee vii save Der from being pieces among the
Iocis aud ,uTging blows Of this d eadful Revolution
Virginia next 70 Maryland be subjected this test She
s2 is sn s SS nf wy @ s bdn 10 %
body will be broken IScLUpISG HEh BACKBONE OF sLyEET
viii be asked misguided brethren
institution OF Slavery RESULT vIPISe IT OFT OF BIT
From The " y Herald, ApraM
advance Of this movement President Lincoln should sue
hi' Proclamation guaranteeing the complete protection Of all
othe Government Of ne dangers Of oO'eaoH, negroes IA
II Virginia re,is,s the contest cannot very long, consider
ing sargs population hieh lo eihe Jugtre'
ryou Tne ". Y Herald, april o.
That are to have fsht that Virginia and Maryland will
thos ig6 ,e Is beyond Persdyen'ue They
pect u pnder held ont by some Of hy leaders and win not be
satisfied THEI HAVE yAkN A MCGEE EACH.
GEsTs As PEOPLE Bok5KR STATES SHORTLY
AsoEETIs The character Of the coming
psgn will be viudic,e fierce bloody and mecess beyond
parallel 10 ancient or modern history.
From IheA. }. Head Apyl29.
Of cities
the forming for service in behalf Of the UIion
THK VILLAGES AYo CITIES OF vIRGISIA MAlLASD,
A and inspire terror in
fro,a Inc g. :. Herald, Tuesday Apya 30.
II win be idle for and Kentucky attempt to
cape from the remain at peace while the remainder
Of 'he cogu1 lie Neutrality viii be oonsde ed oPPo
elton aud the OF general frontier viii be, that
paery 0RsIsaatod.
The last of these extracts, it will be noticed,
bears date on April 30. April is proverbially q
tickle month"; and it was, doubtless, the peculiar
effect of passing through so changeabls q season
that led the harlequin of The Herald to turn on
the next day another sOmersault, and appear in
a new costume. After doing his utmost TO stir
up the North against Slavery, and melting the
Northern armies to its instant abolition, and
after pointing out the plumber and confscaton
that was in store for the hordes of roughs that
We're pouring down on Virginia (see April "a
and -, It suddenly turns about and wheels
about in this fashion:
be one thing than calculated to prevent
the newly ca military euthusa Of the oh from reap
lng ~ egaie nuts 70 Il he
pub shed By The ledug epublcaa lou es OF tis c ne
Irl5vHc Ite Time, and TIE CoUyfeI a. Iyogtyry ~
Tie njunogs effect i6 twood-fTst "A fegs,5s tho Nth.
and secondly touching the south The tendency In tie No n
undoubtedly 70 stimulate the oas 81 .nssicin 70
facfe fte tOte 81 Ptuaer AID 20 reader the war "a
erur beyond ali precedent IL proposed 70 extest az
Southern people % iay 7arie her pTopcrfp b
20 arm Ne and isf them tone upon fs, art, a.
finally % tGke Ht fand oj the aaeTs and ooa,.e I
me qrading amy The atrocities involved In g5cb 90, "
this tongue descpe. The elect Of nee an
nouutments upn every honest ond good the North uIo
does not belong the sect Of the houndhe 10 c III
6fdI aud divide the Northern people, VI 10 are now ho
oughly uaited." ke. &c.
On this tack Tie Herald has been running for
several days, accusing The TRIBUNE 1--WE need
scarcely say most falsely and other journals of
this city of advocating measures which The
Herald itself has been most violently and persist
entity urging.