The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24

cnly awaits his oonmsud 70 denver blow nat wiz and
the war At once by It's crushing weight the heads OF
those no have evoked it, wrsthor that arm dred
ces out in its blind wrath destruction more serribls
and complete than ever people suffered before. The
of utter determination which the President nas
the power TO control and limit to sas punishment Of
those whore crimes haye given II birth.
AN APPEAL TO HEAVEN.
Times, April 25
Good heavensl one ia ready say Is this the concep
ten Ok she oommander ia Chief OF our armies, OF ths
existing stale OF sfairsS
The life and death struggle for aatlona.
existence has begun, and yet General sents for tbs
May OF this rabbe and instead OF saying ihs. ccmmu
nioatisa muet be kept up with supplies al any cost
he negotiAtes with him He DISCUSSES calmly There cur
Mmi.s may DO ''permitted" to march to save the
WANTED, A LEADER
Times, April rs
In every great crisis the human heart cem.ois
leader That ncarnates its IDEAS lis emotions and ;ts
aims TIL such leader appears everything Is disorder
disaster and defeat. The moment he takes the helm
order, prompt.ude and confidence follow the neces-
sary result When we see such results, we kAow that
hero leads No such hero at present directs affairs. Tho
experience OF our for months past has been
series Of defeats II has been one continued retreat
u has thus far only urged war upon tseif.
Many OF the Cabinet, having ouved he hot blood Of
= Is not the Cabinet The reprsse~tati,e a. the
past 7d'heT than Of The PRESENT.
TIE ADMINISTRATION SHOULD RESIGN.
It Is The duty q the members Of the Cabinet % look
themselves this question-"Are we disqualified from
sge from nexpereOce in executive action, from consu
horrors OF represent this people and country 10
this hour Of tiavailS not let them earn the graft
easeUcss Of ne and their ambition On the
altar OF their country By timely act OF sei sacrifice
aey nsy gre re 70 he anrous hea1, q , nigs,y ho.s
rs and fortunes uithom any other Gtjes moipe than
their couatgs HOY and ,gefdre TIE reli that fci'ocs the
Anoutd9e that they directed by bold scS ard compe
ten, men, fa.d ~ natures for this revolutionary
epoch Of their country'S history.
PANTALooN BAcKs THE CLOWN.
Tribune, April 20
OFFICIAL CLOSES - But Governor SeTari's Official let
ter TO Governor Hicks, of Mary iand. 70
gravely the other side especially IN that passage
which says
The force now sought 10 be sent through MARYLAND is in
tended for nothing but The deence OF this capital
Is this true2 Is it safe: II certainly very
sstent Win The Presidents proclamation when Cover,
Lor Seward countettgned. Tie militia Of The loyal
States allied out to suppress combinations shat de-
y the laws and obstruc, their execuiionnct IN Wash
Dgton, but IN the disoyai States. And not will not
the government be accused OF bad faith IN giving the
sursnces embodied IN Governor SeHaIds letter. aud then
acting In defiance VI them
Tribune, April 90
How much logger shall wait How much longer
we TO be celuded by hopes or whea there Is and
accept How much more disgrace shall suffer- How
many mere piecous lives we to throw away in ds-
perate struggle, unarmed, unprepared against fearful
Odds before we wake up to the fsctbefore the govern
ment shall seem to begin to suspectnat inv red
In where the desperation OF treason on the Que
side s to be met by the desperation of loyalty on tho
other?
DOWN WITH LINC0LN-GEoRGE LAW FOR DICTATOR.
Times, April 90
Ta TRACK
George Law only speaks the universal sentiment OF the
whole community without reference to party class
wien he tells rresden, Lincoln that the gogernmeot
II for them. There Is perfect unanmiiy among the
peop'e en- this subject.
II any man Of position, a military leader or as
strong resoute commander, would offer to lead force
through Baltimore with without orders h. could have
&C eco followers az socn "a they could rush 10 his stand
ard We believe George Law hm SELF could raise in three
days, volunteers CROUCH to clear the track il
chord leave Ba tnore an ash heap.
This g not epirt 10 be ignored or thwarted II must
be represented and directed
Tribune April rs
George aw, Ia hs letter 10 President Liacon which
we publish 70 day expresses the general sentiment or
this community, when be notifies the government that
will not submit to being of from communication
with Washington though Baltimore. Mr.. Laws word
will prove good his bond ard that would be good
fer several millions. Mr. Lincoln may Judge by this
letter ID what est mate the conservative merchants Of
New York hold pedalc twaddle about asing the troop.
for The protection OF the capital only We Understand
Mr. aw % ready TO go Gown 10 Baltimore with fleet Of
He probably thinks that the thunler OF his cannon
would convince even Secretary Seward that there Is
gentle tie fact that he Is not teaching school
down Ia Georgia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WITH THE GoyERsalENT.
Times, April u
e did Ess,toe to ,a TO IL. Ireilet that unlesshe
dct,d scih riaor nih esVrogc tsth tho
lcu9h comprehension Of 1ulic eajencres and u rbc sr
tmcnt han had hen bern di.1l1yed he the risk Of
plu oir9 s so'Tann, fnto smbaro,;merts from which
osd Only s rescued b. stme one ,cho saop'd acc,
oa FIX S ne ' Rh a'a redress se7 wrongs H%
Ihese are sentiments and impulses which must not 30
tifed with, They may be guided op, the eanno, be
be welded for the achievement u the highest and uobes
results which great patons can ever reach. But hey
hro,dd o. treated c1tA contempt, os smprtsnent AMI
oulesome inte meddie,s in rilic affairs, thev vl wn
OFT for htmseres Tah, s@n they hare TO orsrrtie The
eoc7, wnich fuoh 10 yije t 10 the accomplishment
q IFS oltn use and 3uI ends.
THE ADMINISTRATIONS STUPID, Co8kaDLY AND
TRAIpORoUS.
Times, April so
where lies the esrcrsbilIiy this mcustrous act OF
stupidity, cowsfdice or treason Burning Of ships at
Nofiolk) The admin istrator-six weeks in power
kro1 that the Senators and leading politicians o. Viz
gnia taking rank treazon everywhere and waiting
only moment Of madness To hurry the state out OF
the Up.on without the recpe's knowing hogi-agare
IL they OF ,npg hat there no act or
duplicy or mcanness y iCh would not be natural and
easy to John Leeher and c the Secretary o the Navy
reIms state OF things to exist at the Norfolk Navy
Nsro within iw en,y -four hi steaming Of Washington
city, which enables their sGbortn,tes 70 say that they
surpi std into the "mary Letessity OF committing
an act HAT has no parallel for It's s.pen ou folly ia milf
tory history
THE STAR srANdLED BANNER A 'HELoy's Rag"
e,mss, NAy
SO Tar, the Urited states go.einneut have ben Sub
msive and apc getic only. The! lave ed he mails
for these wko f1cd them a, ILL., They have paid salaries
to ihoee who seeking the governments overthrow
They have parleJeG ana expostuatet with rebels In
erms aud shpnned the national highway with their
troops, marching under the nation ensign, L il
a pirates bunting or he.o.s disgrjcefil rag, that
needed 10 hide itself IN the and byways Of the
land.
1nE GOVERNMENT LETaARGIc
titles, My
our letha gy has mads u what il H. We must mol en-
s further progress bu, deal With il hencesorth
as treason. government that tas power,
or that will not rut forth any IL not government
government holoog intercourse and maintaining aico.
bic relations with incse seeking to DESTROY it, courts
own destruction. We trust VII instantly wake
the laws irrespective Of persons or consequences
Times, May 10
We hope that Washington Is not Ia dagger But we
the government thsi IL IL should 30 tsken from
them, they will be held 10 the highest and sternest
sponsbly yet Geyeyed upon the rulers OF great
nation.
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