New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
Now the Truce i, ESespecied by the fr"i''r'


Won have before this published the joint proc!ams-
e;or If Generals Harvey end Price. This step is
Fatal one to the loyal people of Missouri. We 40 not
nestion the fleIy Of Gen. Harvey but we oquesiion
Iii, ability as d plouat The idea that Claib jackson
will afford the least pr lection Unonists is prepos-
ferrous. lie sees the halter close by, and he makes
promises (which in bis hear; Of hearts be hopes TO see
violated IL order TO save his miserable neck. since
Gen. Lyon and Frauk Blair planned the capture oil
Camp jackson the Union men of ST. LOWS have been
undsturbed There Las been Secession talk on the
greet-no screami in tie thoroughiares IN applause
OF JEFF. Davis. But since Gen. Harvey has SHOWN
such tender conscience for the feelings OF the traitors
they are becoming embolcened. Last hgn'
several crowds parided around The streets shouting
Cor jeff Davis and cursng the Union. OF course they
were al armed, aud Of the Secession ponce
made no arrests Had TIE original plan of Col. Blsr
been carried out Missouri would now be in condi-
ton of permanent and beuehceut peace. But Gen.
Harney has another view of things from the Colonel
and the consequence is, wo, 10 Missouri
The agreement between Harvey and Price looks very
much Ike counleuaDcing ueachery. Caib Jackson is
assured Of safety although he is the most rank ana
trescheTous and unscrupuous OF all the gang ana NOT
withstanding have evidence enough TO hang MN
and dozen like HIM. While he is pretending TO keep
the ana OrCeiliS the otao tIVVfe q" "N
finds himself as be doubtless expected he would find
himself, unable 10 enforce his own orders. He un-
doubleday gives secret hints that be hopes every damned
AbotOust las lie Gals all Union mepl, will he driven
ont and he does not intend that Of these msccants
ehau suffer punishment for any uisdeed. The Union
men are aw-aoidng people, and they will respect and
obey Gen Harvey proclamation; but the enemies OF
our country will not the dsbanded troops will be-
come bands of armed desperadoe sacng and destroy
inp wherever they can. Gen. Harvey hears Tie story
of exile after exile and relies upon jackson 10 Keep
his word The Government owes 1t tn the Loyaiists
Of Missouri 10 change tbis policy Of Gen. Harvey II
l. ruin and exile TO Since this proclamation the
Vest of the Seces ion leaders have returned TO Tie CITY
aud ere busy fomenng discord. Secession gangs are
again noisy upon street corners and Union men are rs
sailed as they pass by with remarks Of vulgar and
blaspbemous character We are constantly bearing OF
Increased violence r IN The dsbaDded recruits.
AtSt. Joseph Postmaster Btnger mp the Stars
and Stripes from his Office, but JEFF. Thompson, at
che head Of the disbanded troops who had been en-
camped there pulled down aud tore 1t into shreds
Does jackson show any disposition to protect Mr. Bit
Eincerf Not bit In secret he recices over the In
dignity and the injury done the flag and the Postmas
Ter Does Geu Harvey show any disposition 20
s,rotect Mr.. B.7 Not bit. lie relies upon Clab
yackson. There is much nonsense about the man.
syement of affairs here. Gen. Hsrrey is not The
FOR the place. He too closely allied with these fel-
lows who are the M 8, blatant and treacherous Of
all the traitors. He is naturally inclined TO deal
ieu;ently with them and himself the trouble and
dsagreeable necessity of shedding the blood Of old
friends. His portion is indeei delicate They
surround him and encourage him 10 believe they mean
ell right and try to poison his mind against those who
IL that f,nlicy IL her
The traitor. want the strong Of irresistible power
Brought TO bear upon tbem else they will no, be
quiet Void of every moral sentiment they will re-
epect no truce Assassins by nature and habit, they
fear no law where it is 70 be enforced by officer Of
fheir own views and while Claib jackson has the
Rower 70 countenance pardon. They are rebels
and thew must be dealt with rebels, hung rebels
Gen Harpey's fidelity to the Government nobody
questions But they d. question the propriey OF his
crushing out loyalty here by bis Smiling and eoncila-
cory consideration Of traitor. we who are true 70 the
Gag deserve as much Of bis consideration as others,
no more at least His conduct dlsorganzes us, and
aces our throats in close proximity 10 the keenedged
dagger Of the Secessionist. The Erening Journal a
ysmnant Secession sheet ia constantly publishing the
most infaumacry and exciting appeals to the friends
of the South and nctrg them to poison and assassi-
nate Ioyal troops And yet Gen Harvey has such
Gender regard for Mr. Tucker the editor that he viii
not consent to the suppression Of the sheet but on The
c,,ntrary, ar much sdvefises IN bis proclamation
that he will de fend again any attack The paper 10
eagerly sought for by the young and the hct-headec
end inspires them with the most deadly hate toward
Union men. It's every issue is filed with the most IN
blushing fslsehoods All over the State Union men
are being driven out and yet Jackson shows no dspo-
vi,ion 70 protect any toiy but known Seceeonists.
HUb., ill Can Ha-nev awake O the realization OF