New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13
the ACTION OF The GOVERNMENT
How 1t Is Received by the People.
THE LOYALTY OF THE NORTH.
OrINIUNS OF THE PRESS.
E,nu, Tbs SI.n,. fOliol Gazette

Has not forbearance about ceased 70 he virtue
A month Of kindness has been wasted on the rebels
and they are more rebeious, more arrogant, and
more irfeconcilabe than What's The nse Of talk
ing abou the "ballot before the bullet 10 men who
meet your ballots with their bullets We Iried the
ballot last Fall, by electing President according 10
the Constitution and they lave been resisting that ex
preston of the preference of the people since
Much may deprecate il, appeal to arms seems
now the only resort. Tie rebellion must be put down
at whatever cost, or We must see ON Government
broken TO pieces without O struggle to sustain it.
If tie Union is worth anything il is worth fighting
for And all appearances indicate that Will have to
be fought for il it is preserved at all II 40, the lines
will speedily be drawn, here between its friends aud
it's enemies. There will be no micdle ground,T,no
neutrality. He who Is not for tie Union will be
against il; and he who is against it will he traitor 10
his country, and traitor Of the bases, kind
From Tn. Burlington iowa Hswteys.
IT'S true month has pessed-that we expected ere
this decisive measures, aud have begun TO grow rest-
less under tie suspense but during this time the Presi
dent may have been gathering the reins and 90 nerv.
ing his arm that his action will be eectua hen taken.
Late accounts indicate the content lation Of more
vigorous sys,em and not betore II is demanded. The
public mind 10 losing ts confidence in the Government,
and should II now fail u.s. We shall give II up as no
longer able TO excite or justify well grounded hope
Of ability from the impending shame and
disaster.
From The Peoria tIll) Tran,c'ipt
The fatal incubus Of suspense and auty hangs
and paralyzes the business OF all easses and 10
woree than STATE OF To hesitate or delay any
longer in the adoption Of the mOs energetic
to enforce the Federal authority, and TO back them up
II necessary, with its whole power and resources, and
in the face of any opposition, however formidable,
will be TO com letely ALLEVIATE the friends Of tie Ad
niui-t,ation, and leave it wrecked and stranded
without party, without Government, and without
a country.
The President. intends TO make good the professions
of bis Inaugural. The navy is being concentrated
and put into service III the shortest possible time, and
Il Il. h.tu
Government TO maintain it's honor and di sDty Forts
can he no longer seized with impunty; arsenals no
more protected" by State troops; revenue cutters
10 longer be declared cOnscsted 20 the States and III
sus no longer heaped upon the Stars and Stripes III
war comes it will be at the ddiug of The Rebels bat
if does open it will be fearful for the agrees
sors. We have submitted for three months to out
RACES which, from any foreign nation would never
been tie cause of war. If the Seceders resist the
lawful and peaceful action Of the Government, the
consequence must be upon their own Leads.
From The Detroit Tribune.
Now, the question is will the people IN all sections
snstain GOV efument they have created which has no
equal Oh EARTH and which has given them larger pros
perty aud happiness than any other people ENJOY
II tie people shall viii that this Government snail
stand they will be omnipotent against any temporal
power. Oar institutions are now on iil before the
void. victory over insurrecon and treason gained
now will be worth as much in establishing the pos.
Utility of free government all our seventy years Of
peaceful experiment. Let the traitors North and
South be put down by the people whose enemies they
are.
From the Connesut 20 Reporter
We rejoice that such il the fact Not OF course, at
the prospect Of war; but 10 see that there Is deter.
nation TO vindcate tie rights and carry out the wishes
Of every lover Of the Union. We rejoice and think
all wedisposed and patriotic men, omen and chill
dIen do, whether in the North South, East or West
to know that the country is not yet prepared TO yeid
up this vast empire prey to outlaws and traitors
War always to be deploredit Is dreadful however
glorious the cause thai prompts it's necessity But is
bumatng andignoble to submit to the rule and die.
tum Of despots and resistance u.s. therefore just ard
right, and 10 the language Of the immortal Patrick
Henry, if need be, ~ repeat 1t, Sir, let it come"
Shall cit down and let these retels help themselves
10 whatever they wish and quietly listen 10 and com
ply with their Internal cry Of '"giye, Gve!" OF
course not Let grim visaged darken all the land
first. There is such thing as peaceful settlement
q our difficulties without dshonor. Are We prepared
not be- we interpret Alright the feeling and spirit Of