New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

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,.,d m all shades of traitors OF seeing uel
LII teo. in the Departments In the Army ana on Tue
-,- decks Of our frigates-released on ban oe0alSo
8 heorans ,o be rich or another bas the consumption
,,ck Of seeipe spies treated better than our own
.ld;a,. and especially of the lame, oonempuoe' anu
,tor,v disor.eeful ncompetency of the Navy Depart
nan, IN nernittiDg Northern commerce TO be swept
,o ocoon II Is clear 10 us that neither traitor,
nor nitrate will be hanged. The powers that be
boys No pluck. TIE Government machine iS full oil
loose ssrews. The great scheme ofcrnshing rebellion
NAV be going hopefully forward but the details are
strangely neglected The fact 10 and felt. Gross
;ncomneteucy is in power somewhere. il dashes our
nni,;ts Il dampens our etbusiasm. know that this
very feeling Of dissatisfaction kept votes enough awsy
from the polls two weeks ago TO defeat the Bieekn
rdUe Democrat who was elected to Congress from lnS
city. THE TRIBUSE's impetuous urgency ana Hoi1o
denunciation Of CORFU ton and yillalDy even ~ ~
highest ylaces is what the crisis demands ~ -
by the popular voice everywhers. But sp,.e u VIC"
and spite of everything, even DAVIS, VIZ, a.
Letcher are too re O. ectale be hanged. p e,'o
bu, coonropse v,th treason Is the offer to reduce the
dutv ON iron Wbst else bat compromise 'hS' pre-
vents Henry May from being kicked ont Of o0nsiS,s
The mesnest kinds Of compromise are thoss winch
come by indireciion.
The Peunsylyania Central has begun work on the
Delaware terminus Of that road, building wharfage,
and making ready for the erection OF elevators, Teh
are 70 rival in magnitude those st Chicago "ben
completed grain will be poured into this city from tos
without breaking bulk. To this trade is to succeed
DorkpackinV the boys to be brought here alive, The
increased value Of Oal at iide.waer will pay cost Oh
transporting the whole hog. When thus supplied With
-four grain, and meat in abundance for foreign Gus
somers line Of steamers to Liverpool is to succeed
when we shall be made up. But all these things are
in the distance One elevator viii be built al INST,
with oapaey of as 900 bushels. 1t will be reprooi,
iron being the principal MATERIAL and the grain will be
raised BY steam. Numerous Improvements viii be in
Groduced making it the complete yet built IN this
country.
Gen. McClelan's father was Philadelphia physi-
clan and surgeon who died suddenly few years ago.
He was celebrated for energy Of character astonishing
prOmptness, and daring courage in surgery. There
was sort of miraculous intuition about bis mnd,
which kept him from professional error, and placed
him at the top Of the ladder. His SOC, the General,
has evidently Inherited all his fathers admirable char
ac,eristics-quick csOl uafincting, and master Of
everything he undertakes. His surgical practice on
The rebels is all could ask, and quite equal to his
fathers. We are making great account OF his VIC
toOus career and are OF even better things here
after.
We cannot understand the why and wherefore OF
Mr. Cbases noyen ent TO reduce the duty on iron and
steel II has had most unpleasant effect here. Why
cannot our statesmen avoid this childish versatility
Why not let our labor have some permanent protec-
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