New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
MR. RUssEEL'S VIEWS OF TIE
AMERICAN CRIssS. .. -

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~g-l b, e., eera.r processes Of Internal Decay
ar;.n. frpa lhre'eD' v'oes 10 their sys'em fanny
,r7sL.4auct ,Lj war; d popaihuoh' V'2'l huo
Yea s.. T1s re csusea wh,,h nave TEL 70 tu'u
.ece.cco pcx AYlAt the Border Statee most
pcwer'.iy Rib tendency to follow inem u
90. 70 b, :.a,.c py shost who wstcn me
! coarse 81 eveGs sCd ar 'teee powerful ueu
t,ay osc..su ais fro nrier me r'essnr" %
ccc .suan. panlef a0c pass.1ns the GoVeshmeh'
| a, w,.l.L.0t ,L5 tas authonIer CT Tue reve.l.'t
Stale, rep,,1 rverv molioh wis ahX.ey-the 'crnei
isa,u e., wore OF deco they NAV rtpei 'De'n 10Y
eve, ,bs aI,ei uers IMPOSED ~ active oeHc1arhohs
&c o,.-u ID ,at s.llEa., cscs'on e 'tei ow3 'sSoi
aac 1, A:tsci ,heu permaIeI,' &C ,nt save States ~
| ,e-c 1te ,e, .....,u, >, l-ccIe N-ateveI lEe re-
So. Of int Morrl.: Tard nav he If crebhte 'nes
| nCn D, sndpreo oL bon sides oil the Al!abiic, iOf
there 10 nc pCwef u che Gcvernme3i or n ne Pres'
ioent n understand 70 modify NJ IfcNlslOLs
anc there is s,rCng telling ID MI i.:DcolG Lao.
mel against 'he extra SESSION so :oldv 1smaa1en L
! New York snc &c corh1enL7 expected n scme pars
u the Chcn. N)thIas 5al some overwn e.Ine STATE
neces.Itv a.. overcome that opposition oil. a. t9e
magnitude u sncn Az OCCASION w. hav' to De esu'
mated IS those who veheIenlS otIoeec &c Al ~
trs Congress. Is Get Issy thai i.r'".n9 aah ocea!
whlcb w,. De cOJeidtfeo o. .tbteL. g"sVi'' ~ ne
(;ovs-uneni AZ Wssn.LrcG ,Lduce tceD 20 sncoun
the :heu.l,es .nj taaRers slts aBis pate II con
sequence q the conv0Chss M e1iraorclEhfF Assem-
| tiage OF both HDCses Ga... eek Deetnoer taen Z
| a. probability the PreC1sn al; L., .sc.Le' ": Es9'
.rch control OF affair 1 pOes,e &c .oe srsleI q
MN the Tar more .ba0 soo"aa,.. respcne.o:;r ~
! aeted 10 ,heD position AZ s.-s"s. G:ve:hnsiA "
scaIce.y rosehv iof 40 EL5 ..Gn a. Ia e." tof me
oagv' Of ans State possess.G. poweTL Executive
| to ampreheIc tae LmH wlca ar s1gtec .ae
rcwer. Of ,hs state n tnis co.LT' OF V 1s sxen' 10
wbIeh restsns ,ts aG,lor'y cab De cas-ec c' sot
action - zoe Saef srtfosec 10 be eoasea,E' pa'ee
20 us Constifution snJ supporter u -. .afs~'cSt
lake Tor Instance what :. occuT.. .4.n 'e"
mice OF t,e seat o. the Ceu,r.. 1rvs-cuent aeros,
he Potomac Al certain JcD.!:uD1e-v IlDe nave
beeu 1ast Tor the uuued SIsIer Government. wS.co
IRE aboat 70 De removed 70 for Monroe. N i3s ate
Of Vaa o. the iorrestes :or the ceieas. 81 n-
United States. I1t Legiea'L1e ~ N.:Eas .dt al
p,gbi ar Ssiu-ds. sai sul3o-Reo zee Gosertof .!
ma, State 10 Ca "a, tne tao-e 'ra1 , j1ef 70 pre-
vent by force nece;sfv t2r rem va u 'nJte p1ns
a The zane TIN: o1e~n4 lbr .oG.'s.ioi IDe p'cr
whieh DC VA e have rscevec ior s:sI H?m 'or
Fsdsra Govs-bhsni Asst 81 Mite where
~rt 81 aG5-a. c1'DL. - ICED oui OF seLa.' Of Tue
ass,et Of r..s. wac ~x seaeG oecs art &c Gao
eafgt 81 sl,.' GofS ~t.oE De .DseL1eo /"
;en V .se b.t-c >taiG neoLt'~ai q tpe'
vsuco % Pen aco.s vac col.ee' ioi zee Std'r
81 o. IS rest,s Lr srr-ealoa % '1t s'el1J 'GA'
the Jrsonei v. ca"-'he .optJe' 70 al enemy sDe
,Lsi stse @. ~ sI..G q ccLseG0eDce u zoe scIr
Of The .Jersi GCvs!Lis bi sLi the Ct1' ~tsou'
oecidtg u tne Tos' i-.coses ,s- prsoDet 10 or'H
tina, II may te tIeeo zen -eStOuLt-.s On TIE othef
band the Feoeta. oeys'LIrD emit zoe reaa.nes OF
Ireiure and tnet the vesseI 'tled ~ ibt -usom
House New YORK 10; wsnt 81 prcrei :iea:a.ees ron,
Scutnefp ports Tue HefeoyTs l:sles VIA Ine words
Evacuation OF Fou SunItf hbve apparently been
worn out but u 10 believed on n, sides thai VII
be abandoned by Msoi Anaerop the week. al
though heard member Of ueCabinei declare act
ek that orders had Jees lssCed 10 thai OH e. 70
evacuAte IT, II The 81 mons o! come c' The Northern
eope pTeva..ed the tort would DC reiiiued until "
was taken by assault The Southern Confederation.
secure Of For, ssnter now preparing tor active
opera.ions Against Fort PickeDs, which protects the
entrance 10 The Guondam United states Navy al
Peu acoa TITO possession Of Ihe roops OF Flor
Soula have already demanded that the ore )riaeas
and Key West whico siluated tar out at sea from
the coast shoaId be surrendered
The Cabinet Of Mt Lincoln a understood TO contain
the representatives OF ;bree drrent cCurse OF pohcy
that trinity Of action which generally produces tor
pid and uncertain motion OF complete rest; Fnst,
there those who would at any mex, vindieate the
nghrs they claim for the Fedefs! Government, ara
use force even though could culy. IN its most sue
ces.u pIhcatioo overrun the Slater Of the SoGtb,
ard compel temporary submi-sion without Leading
10 the reedabIrhmeni Of Federal authority or lie re-
incorporation . 'he States with The Cnion. Secondly
there ale thOtV-men Of intellect ana cspacty-Sio
Dissenting altogether from the doctrines iroponnded
BY the ieders Of tDe revolution. aud CONVINCED THAI
the separation will not lie permanent, zee The surest
and salest mode Of action In the total abstinence
from sill aggressive assertion Of right. and IN policy
Of aHey Of iDdeterninate longitude aud laude
Thcse statesmen believe that ike mort revolutions
the accession IA the work Of the minority and thai a
strous tarty Of reaction exists which will come 10 the
front by aud by. expeI the traitorr, and return TIL
uni haniy with their repentan States Into the bosom
OF tie Union. Tue gentlemen who hold these views
have either more accurate knowledge than The pub
lie are better read the signs Of the times, lave
more faith in the efficacy Of msction on the love OF
Americans for the Cnion. Than lie possessed by
most OF the outer world The third party 10 formed
Of those who are inclined TO take the South their
word-to cut the cord q, once. believing that the
lo,s would be gain and that the SontLern Confed
Grafton would infict on itse most signal retrbntIon
Tor what they consider the Of breaking up tue
icnll la hs L L
failed 10 meet many people who really exhibited any
passionate attachment 10 the Union Tor it, own cake
or who pretended 10 be animated by any strong iee
ngs of regard or admiration lor The Government OF the
united Slater IN ltse. The word " Constitution II
iot ever rn.iny 10 ears It's principles and Its
authority are continually appealed TO- but the end no
nearer The Other dsy bought the whole CoDsttu-
ton Of the United States. uealy printed, for three
haIfpence But the only conclusion ] could draw
was that It was better for State, 10 have Con
stuutlons which could be bought al such very mod
crate prices IL ~ rather an DnTpor'une moment for
tie Professor OF the Harvard Law School 90 send
forth biz lecture on the Constitution oil the luNed
States and Oh the differences between II aud that Of
Grea, Bntaia Just 40 the learned gentleman Is
pIoryiny supremacy OF the Judicial body OF the
United States Congress- Presidents, and Legsla
lures the course Of events exhibits that Supreme Court
a. mere nulbs the body polite unable TO take
sognizance, OF unwilling 10 act IN regard 20 matters
which are tearing the Constitution into atoms Nc one
thinks OF peaunR to H. or invoking ts decision And
after ali n the Court were 10 decide wnai woaic DC me
usr Of U judgment II one other OF the great par
lies res,sted n The ut,mG ratio would be the only
means ~ Winch the dee!s:an could be enforced Ia
tho very midst Of The hymns wtict are offered cp
around the snnnes Of the Consultation. whether old or
nendei al ceebrang The powers OF Tue great pesless
OF the mysteries tEeIe hereto voices " be heard
wbica IN addition 70 Other matters, deny that the
SUPREME Court was ever intended by the Constitution
10 exercise the sole aud sgna night OF interpreting the
Constitution that competent 10 do go, or that 1t
ka ia ; \ a M ara ara