New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13

rally environ Tie pain Ol tue ctDbplIHOts, i"o ~
of the traDsgressor b hard, and it ought to be maze
| 30. Thus we see that the Government is not only
wellneaning- has the inside track. II 1t continues
TO show the same wisdom ID master Of the situation
to the end 1t will not only exhibit secession as
crime, but II will convict 1t Of being biunder.
From The Boston Advertiser. ..
II IL true that the Administration stll adheres 10 us
resolution TO act merely the defensive, out unDap
SLY although he forbearance and caution OF tue 'oV-
erment throws upon tie other ride the responsibility
for what may ensue, the mad counsels which now rule
in the seeded States forbid to hope for any escape
frcm en- Issue which ID calamity however uLavoia'
ably il may come npon ID. HaugbiIIy refusing 10
wait for any real for aarm or to seek redress 10
peaceful Convention Of all the Saes, the Southern
leaders seAm resolved To throw themselves against the
power Of Government swOrn 10 urholt the Consliiu-
lion, and have deliberately brought matters to pass
where only is OEeu 70 the United States
The enforced silence and seeming inactivity OF the
Government has served TO develop the results OF
policy directly the reverse Of that witch II was eecret
ly puIsGing IL is not too much 10 cay, that as con.
sequence it appears that have much cause tor
the soc,ude for the continuance Of Government here
for its supremacy at tie South. Whether the later
can be permanently restored by that which 10 now IN
progr.ss, is mote than We dare affirm. But we are
cersia that il is only by stauding e,oluely IN defense
of lie rights aud by setting definite Init TO tie de.
mands which can he made upon - fotearaDce, that
the Government be assured Of definite limit 10 the
demanis which can be made uron resolaiely In de-
fence Of lie rights, ard by Getting continued exist
epce and useiulucss anywhere.
FTcm The Bangor Whlt
The question is for Democrats W.. thty aid IN
m1i4f7,n1ng The G0rtrHmst NOW VIII they
throw aside party, and STAND by The country NOW
or will they adhere 10 Ter miserable party mapaYe
ment and do all they can to destr0y the country by
preventing cordial and general support Of tue Gov
eminent III lie trying hour, by the people Of the
Norlbi Without sueh hearty and general snrport,
there politicians we'll know that the Government must
surrender TO the rebela-the Great Repnlht INST be
b,okeu up, or tho States fall to the base condition Of
tributary provinces Of Southern oligarchy, and the
nation no longer have character credi, or respect 10
the eyes Of the worldno liberty will exis-no peace
endure-so Government ever be permanent. Shall
we be forced TO give up to the rebels from want al
united support at the North and 70 come 10 ms COZ.
dit,ont Or will the Democracy IN this hour OF Peni
throw asds party, aud look only at Their conEtTys
good We believe all bot NIL inccndeTAble uinOlty
OF traitors will DO so
Prom The Ptovdssc. JotrL,L
We must command respect II We would be respected.
We cannot evsde the question before us II We wo'Ii
We must choose between maintaining TIE CoDsnn
ton the Union and he Government al all laksrds AID
Mt any price the utter and dgraeefu abaLdonneni
Of it without raising hand N s deiehse Sgainsi
the assaults Of Rebels We never live IN peace by
the eide of men who despse US a. towards. II we
would be treated az men we mnst show that we have
manliness. We should deplore war as much as sny
one We sincerely hope that il may be avoided. Bot
We cannot see onr filbful soldiers starved We eau
not zee the stare and stripes lowered 10 men VINO sF
upOn them. We cannot rec The Federal Government
dictated To by rebellion, leaders. Our loyal men have
been patient and tDTOeafngs lDtN dfttiJN 10
that men 10 the South mad enough TO deliberately
| a,rail the Government aud shed our blood Bat tie
South .houd undertaud that N this part OF the couu-
try we si believe in the iehlly to tie Go'ernusnl'
We slll teheye 10 the good CID revolutionary doctrines
that nothing which have whether property or HE,
is TOO good 10 saonhce il Uela.f II our country Our
reluctance 10 engage ia strie sirDgs not fom coward
ice u the Admiiftra,oni Interrupted IN IT. a'tenpn
10 convey pIov.ious To Anderson and TO slen aud
needs bep TO maintain tsef the help Will be furnished
| without delay. We rtand by tie Government and the
country TO defend them against rebellion 10 arms The
Administration must proceed, az IL Lac begun. without
brsvado but quietly firmly euefgetiCally, IN deierd
ing tself against the esgre's!oa' oil II. impenou'
assalants.
revolution has o: late gradually been taking PLACE
In the minds Of the moderate neD OF The North. lae
| daboli,a al triekery, robbery, and mahgDaoy which
have characenzed tie movements OF TIE seoetsonisi
both in tie d.t and in the border states have dis
pI.ied tie beet fi,Eds IL the South, and they now
perceive thar war terrible and sthorrept AZ The Ne
ee,sy may b. IL about the cheapest and The quickest
i,sue from ouI political trouLl,s and the only way OF
| preventing the North from splitting into many frag
mon,s and 81 yrosor'ius Itseh ANY government at
ALL Cntil the seeded States oonst utiOually
leased and agreeably 20 the Wis es Of their separate
inhabitants W. trust that the United States Govern
menl will hold all ito important petitions through
Of blood and every imaginable sacrifice, If nee
es-sry The actual existence OF The Government ab.o
luely depends this poion, and II appears 10 be tie
OILY means OF cs ayug otlstrrs, trouble, and in
ID, future, which will have no eld That this j. be-
| coming the geleul opinion II tie North !. manifest
from the actual feeling Of relief and sal a,on which
! is generally prevalent, even among these who have
earpesily and oonsc, uously favored ooupronise and
peaceAblo separation II must for the North,
better than next year better ia the ORION than
out Of H. better wien our cause n unquestlCnably
| good aud deiensible and wien oyory consideration of
seiproteclion and sef-preseuaon require H. than,
when the right II secession once granted, power,
unity, and integrity may have been FILTERED away by
jcalOuses nyalfles, and diyerse Interests The Adj
~ b oh ii
ton aud II should be backed up by united and iar
lnonous people. Tie aud hlsSer GAs- pol
cy has been led long enouph-probatly too long 1t
has proved total failure and u change has become
operative necessity.
| From The Rochester Erprs..
The people Of the loyal North will stand firmly by
! the Government in thi- crisis They have desired
peace 40 ardently the Rebels have coured war but
| they have all gong demanded that the Government
rhoud as-er lie right to govern, aud act with Ngor
md oafncsness in the maintenance OF its authority.
II rar s inevitable the " snews OF war will not be
lacking when the call TO arms Ia once sounded IN the
Northern States. We trust hat The shock l. nQ posl-
tV,ly impending; but the air IL full OF warllke por-
tents and il may any moment. II such be tue
stern leesty, regard 1t with mouruiul ieelngs
but we cannot ray otherwise than Let II come. The
Rebels lave given warning that tie supplies to Fort
Sumter have been OH and II therefore becomes tue
duty Of he Government TO uTnsh brave AID ithiul
gaIrison with necessary food. Fort Sumter u now
merely peace establishment, aud there has been no
attempt will there be any, 10 incfeare the numer
OF men there, unless attacked, when such measure
ould become nec,spary in s.I-deisIse But no
onabe objection be made TO sending provisions in
unarmed vesses and il they fred upon, they mutt
be defended with all tho powers provided 10y law. If
a fight with the Southern traitors is inevitable let IL
be entered into by those who have right on their side
with Il determination and a power which eball soon
crush ont the erenes of liberty aud our coumon
country.
From The Burlington tvtl Free Pre-"
The United Stdtes hiOVeTUmCnt evidently deter