New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23

new vigcr, nnd to have produced hundred fod. The
bavest nearly over and the Yield is astonishing both
for tie quantity and quality of the wheat lndian
corn ind oats pronise to he equally abundant thanks
10 tie gentle rains Of the present month"; The earth
not at war with us in Maryland, that IL certain.
II. Mays rocke-ike ascent in the House has aston
| hhed uobody. lie went up like stick aud he has
como down like one. Bur Ex-Goy. Thomss picked
him up, md broke him across bic knee 30 ihut the
IIoufe will hardly to troubled again with snch pyio-
T. choc displays. Tee truth il, Mr.. May Is essentially
! GLOW ana be cannot speak five minutes before bS
audience comes ~ know that fact! lie Is panSiole Ou'
lie lacks soIidiy and truth. He has proclaimed I'm.
sclf 10 be Of the $4,000 Rebels of Mary laho ana
no will TO watched rs such, and treated as such.
The City Council has lot yet taken action on Mayor
Browns apology for tho April rebellion, ana Dis
endiion To c, niuue the esitanee Of the cry
government to tie United States. Some think tfey
will submit with loyalty TO TIE existing state OF
things and rally to the support Of the Federal Govern
nent, but do 10 for any sucl good thing out Of
Il hot-bed Of ScceSsionsm. They will have to de-
eide soon for Mr. Dodg,ss requsi'iOp upon them for
money to pay the new police Will bring them up WIN
II round turn. "a the sailor would cay.
NO NpirDiludNOn, nc DNfef""'S <A''''''N
None rot even to put down the Rebellion This is
now the new dodge of the weakened Unionlsts in
tie Slave aes. II il nothing more than IN indirect
support of the Rebellion. C.it'enden, too, is begin
ging again lis work of PLAYING into tho hands of the
Rebels 1.-THE war is not prosecuted for the purpose
OF eubjngatiug State, Or Of disturbing the slave prop
erty Of tue Rebel" Thanks to Thad. Stevens for
tirotilirg tits Rebel sentiment. Thanks TO Seua,or
1, a.. go nd
Slavery, and every Thing else must gave way to the
cause Of tie Union.
/ am cory to see the order Of the Government
apainst allowing fugitive slaves 10 follow or be en-
pIoycd ia the Fe,eral army. Iconverts every negro
slave into au enemy. TIE next order viii be, dOupt
less, 10 catch them ard restore them to their Rebel
m-tielr jeff Dayis's r bel government can put
price upon tho Lead Of free Whe Union men, Tut the
FedeHi Government not disturb the system OF
Slavery, 10 wlhoaudDg i. is the origin aud tie sop
port Of the war; We may take Rebeis tobacco, or
cotton or other property, but not bis slave. If The
preservation Of the utauton of Slavery is to be the
froit Of tie preeeLt war tic Union viii become a
second Sodom and Gomorah. We may US wei buy
that result without war as with it.
Dir. Webster, the member from the Ia tGord Dis
nit, Is pleading for the continuance OF the Naval
School at Anna oils, because Maryland has thrown
such big Tn ca vote The free SLates, take it, are
not TO be caustt by such chat TINS They ought By
tns tine to be convinced the folly Of educating navy
officers slsve State and expecting them 10 pre-
serve their loyalty to the United States intact. Let
them say 10 Maryland that she shalt have The Naval
Ac;demy the moment she abolisfes Slavery. Mean
time 1t tue establishment Annapolis be preserved
ard guarded by large garrison, until the Stale be-
| comes a free one.
The news from Gen: McDeweIrg eolnmr, Yesterday,
sIyed lbbie ocobyiuce tie half-snd-hal Unionisls,
at Secoesiouism ia dead in Baltimore. the Rebels
came out Of their hiding places and crowded the
thorOuglfhes, Growing loudly the check received
at Bus Run, through tue folly Of attempting TO storm
a rnasked battery defended BY 5000 men, with de-
tachuent If lees than OO0 IL would seem, g at the
Federal Generuk do not know how 20 reeonnoiter for
masked batteries how 10 go about taking them. IL
quite esy for Mcdowell 70 sit down in trout Of
the one that turned back the 10th Massachusetts Regi
nent, before being rpue,d us afterward. Where
were our forty field pieces, that to carry thee
u,ilesl How the lying telegraph in The PAiq-
deipkta Inquirer thu Manassas Junction was taken,
get the in the bands OF the Government
| What do you thick of the chivairy Of people,
whose bnlye soldiers could rush from behind their
eartbworks and bayonet their wounded enemy in
frontl Ecoe the scenes at Bulls Run! Blu. it is not
surprising, seeing that these cLiyarous people have
beeu educated TO THE very point practising numerous
crleites Parah Slave for the laHt 200 years.
Aud yet, if Federal soldier breaks tito Rebels
house or Otherwise Tetaljates a ReJels property,
Gen. Mcdowell il distressed" and Issues an order
for tho condign punishment Of every suca outbreak.