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

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They propose "a 60 Co Washington by The usually ira
yelled route, "a ths Law Directs. II Baltimore objects
they vii nset II abs ressts unto blood they viii re-
tinose used 90 sta2d
LIkgwIsz FOB sUBJUoArIos AND THE STARVATION
OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Tribune, May 1.
therefore shaL We initiate the South more in war
than 10 peace But, nevertheless, to conquer
them-nct merely 70 defeat but to conquer to synIUGA
thsmand x shall do this the most mercfuay the more
or,uhlmei IN .Fed and scaeysd Ike leaues before an
angry ,Oad rnt not bs to return 10 peassa and cen.
see riuaticz III Ia. eyes Of mothers and the rags Of
chiidTta. Half way measures will not do with
land with their accursed barbarsn unless we conquer
them.
TIE CLOWN sUps UPON HORRORS
with the oro!s OF hostile forces drawn closely around
the proposed sayeocacy and great nation enlisted for
its oefeace likely that slaves VIII fa, to perceive
the teaor OF the times, and to profit by the discovery
Times, April 261
Their soil he border s.ates) will be the battle ground
OF the coming conflict Their harvests will be blasted
he!r people viii be scourged-ther ruin sealed w the
wh.slwi,d OF that viii sweep over them. They win
defend themselves will fight bravely-they will
deuce Numbers wealth everything that g gives strength
and decides the fate Of nations is against them.
Times, April 20
Peace must have in Maryland, il 1t can only DO 80
cured b. making the State solitude.
We want no tender dealings now with border States
wx like this can know no neutrality" Kentucky 10
either With or against US. We must haye bali mea
The whole rebel confederation 20 be b0ckad
ed.stsrved il possible Let nothing stand in the way
q this.
SLAVES TO BE FREED AND JOHN BROWNS EScoU
RACED.
Times April IL.
That government possesses the means-both In money
and mento sweep the revolted section with armies il
might environ its coasts with shipping, recent events
have given every reason to believe Or, without ths,
frgh.:ui fires Of servle insurrecton fanatcism is
eagerly urging which mankind after such weary
scyccaticn, might not hesitate to approve
Times, April 1871
The first effect OF secession consequently will be not
only TO blot out Virginia from her place IN the confedera
cy bet to expunge from history her very name with all
Wor, moreover, hberdfes the sldue. = IL
w GINA Coca. slavery in Virginia goes with her. She
cet5 ,te very thing for which she eccedes. With Wash
rglon retained (and it viii be retained If half million
OF men can hold n 1t would not be long before two great
streams OF migration one North and the other South,
wood aend negro out OF the State Virginia may
ss1e uncersand first as last the temper of the North
viii "a united day as are the people OF Charleston,
that If sEe makes war by joining those in actual rebellion
va shall strike at her vulnerable point.
[rimes, April 1871
The aaion Of Darts utU II persisted in, justify the
ir,ta5 q scorer 0, John Brwn cTusader into the South
soaNtsr slaes and armin9 hesn against he Southern
re.sis . . =. IF they (S'Mhrn Union mem aid III.
they mi hare only themselves % Nom. If he 9orer
res! 'ao'ias BY tolrating war upon their property on
idrd.
Times. April 90
But when slavery assumes hostile attitude and is
Sighting 10 put chain round necks, we will put forth
al our power TO conine II within It's present aud II
co other resort 10 lett u.s. We will proclaim FREEDOM IN It's
place.
TIE fist s.pre IF on AneYioan rssssl BY one Of his
pi,1te'S naH LEI loose upon the South more John Brours
than he can hare pirates in a year.
FINALE-CLovN AND PANTALooN REPCDIATE THE
ABOVE SENTIMENTS, AND PITCH INTO THE HEARLD.