The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-26
THE REBELLION.
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hated invader The mute prayers oil miilo 80 ,1 ~.
are with them, that their swords may sM heMs
Northern hordcs hopeessy broken iror afn PACK ,e
south ,, WHY sV'
If incalcuabe value 10 the sm Nreas van Snnt IN
n will disperse at once Z >as~e OF lhc , ooui,
under which large Ra Gs G tn prosecGing this
Is 10 be short quick Owe lara OF men 'ns n
by the instant dsp ~ W 1be IMMENSE Solhern su
n., cSo,ed the ex suugaon WI be sudden ana maj
rcrs look Their -oste9 e %ns,nces AMI ,he rc
gaining Of .nv offs and occupations Of old times Ono
.s voEan In The hed w'h d'sspate all such ideas,
VIA. h' Der done al such painful cost so rucsy,
70 be repe' ed over again. with the demand for greater
success grow constantly fainter One powerful blow, els
comm ag iho plans and driving them back, would DC
tatas iplicts upon the confidence home and the est
aorad wtneut which they must give up these pur
passes from sheer want of means
But If thsy succeed in driving tack the defenders of the
south Snc occupying with Their armies bet OF the
Souhernrroner thoroughly syhugated for III: time the
south sy be at the beginning IF longer scere OF sulor
ngs aDc trials than count pon but the North will c
loaded with the burden Of acquisition which will in The
end ee not less fltalwhict may indeed b. but the en-
c0urusement march on -loe reckcssy III the red to
ruin. The gar Of battle may be the gain of enough
propagation - the lusts Of pride and cupdiy OF the
NeNh TO urg them on with the more observation-disclosures
Of completely copqncring and occupy ing tbs south
Hence the MASTERS who have played their passions
ust they tave exrguished among their followers and
tupes all respect for laws constitutions or compacis,
for the r hts OF property and personal liberty in blind
rage orrower may be able to lead them on still in this
Httone basile two battles, series Ct battles
by the prepadc-ating masses Of the North, viii
conquer and retain the South than the disasters of the
rcbt 50 in the rst two three years Of the Revolution
arysar decisive Of the reconquesl Of America by
the British occupation Of New York, the of Ar
noWso like that Of the Johnsons OF Tennessee, and the
llots of Kceucy and the BARS Of Missonrthc terrible
wirter Of NashnRtons ragged and bareooted troops in
New Jersey trials under which the of the
Revolution rose, strengthened and purified, fight
with un'ly1g resolution &c the glorious end England
came ont Il The struggle az last with debt which has
weighed heavily on her people ever since, although Eng
land wassalhty in comparison with the Northern States
now ana he South has thrice the population and
times tbs of the thrieon rebel colonies They
have the country life liberty and
proIjcrsy to maintain against war Of tyranny desola
ton ar prescriptions such ms England, in her at
be!or never attempted or thr aened The war for la
depece,rcc, for civil and political rights in the south has
become war against boodythirsty tyranny, and re
NOR, 'css in which every man feels that he
heartls;one from the robber
Such a war is ended by defeats the field 1t is
the Of for existence, and the armies which
win battles them of submission with
out the presence at all points always Of superior force
II s the OF every Of the nsulted and oppressed
people against every Of the invading race forever
II iSour inheritance To posterity descending longer than
that hatred which makes the ols rush to any standard
which promises them vengeance against the banded
dcspots who destroyed the nationality Of Poland nearly
century ago. The ornaments which have kept Poland
could not keep these States. The war for liberty and
property will be maintained forever There is not
In the Confederate States who has right here
who docs not feel this and know that he will have neither
rights property left the right acquire them If
n U r"rcos IN ANY ha,,ia na ,hs uee nv "a su.
!, ;e. hn, rrocros,in. ,icn and $50 ~ ~ 49,
which will add to its wasteluness and its costiness,
No. h,rIr"s NTH no, ar axha"s, Nv, 49, r,
beaten from the field The visions of mighty of
people, in large aud fertile country, pached by
aro6t O, Their yon aav hbT ~, ne s
debt rising amid seas of blood
,cnn,. ino 'jor hns ~ INV, ,au ,s s"" we irun.o
terrible retribution for the day Of punishment con
rrcat distances 10 srnuv ,hn ras,s @ ur -, WI m
spd TO advance Rut he sonthern .rr "' & m va,
own soI onJ ,ro hoc,,ed an hv :, ''',n, ,,,,n, c
,,ho., 80 &C 10, a. vi ~ , .o
sontcrn sodcp ,hn roor b s .n o. r'ey
r.nJ viii And a,o,hor ,n al he ia,n w ia i
freedom Tcrrv life and an mar we havo hn"i'os ~
onr assaulted mothor co,un,rv " ~ " A'' "e' ~
rrsr are Gt,,f ,ho,,yh,s IN ha ood n, bo oro oe
great battle The ssuc OF which NAV open 10 us bv vic
iorv hn n osn,c or carly nnac. Gn,aS,i soc,ri,;, r
n,t,,I rcnc ,ion orr eInw ne ,ho arnroaon noot ~
tha Cor,,nde ,y,,h whch s,on, hoas, hYv" 20
vned "a , roheons c,usa ,vni haar ~, 80, ro
of fortune and ahang neither heart nor hone 90 right
onvard in Tho nat NJ im,v and tr,oi hn,i;n 81 50
Nr 20 shamerl and inisrahe as tho ruie o. ,ha nhh
~ no insa,i,,a Tn ~ ' ~ ~ '"'e VI VIC i'ooeis
Tho ,hn'ah,s oro moi ,oss or,or,rro ,,, ,,, ,;,;
fnr, ,ho co, oc var orn S,i ~ ,rn,,,n' ~,
Son,norn snccess @ In W i,h "'hons t u'
70 ror /, ,Ior,,re oci,ro,nam. ra ~, c. s 10,
os 'or y kpfSus I.cyemon. Tor southern arms
by rraons n.y. 800 "5 an
wroie-sus''hcu 10y uhscrupuous NUMBERS ana remorse
,h h a. ~ ~, nUa .sse , my Joy VI vctps tat III
$500 40 raPo. -, 80 II ~ s'o..'es Y. a
anu renew 10 each o.her ana 10 our own hearts
s Pe"sS Vi "' "s '"''i'ui'ess " 'he o'use'
DIR VICTORY
rFrom tho Mamnhie Avn,pcbo,
The sunlight of victory has burst The clouds OF war
shedding its glory on Southern arms The Southern ar
proudly floats over the PROSTATE foe The onennp action
of the first great battle for Southern indenendcnce hos
been fought and won The insocnt invaders of virginia
soil bite the dust-their pale corss srew The field OF their
discomature Advancing to ancied conquest thew have
rcpulsed and slaughtered The naughty North hos
received bloody lesophas felt tho weJgbt Of the South
ern arm upltcd in the defence of Southern sohas re-
eiyed foreaste of the ION tba awaits nor in ha
prosecution of her in1uous scheme Of snbga,ion The
vain and supecilous scott Virrnias rcrrcent and fra
trcida SON has received his first rebuff the laures have
been torn from his brow his deem laid mans have m
RE / his prestige is gone
Lincoln and his cabaj Of consnratore be concocting
their Internal ulos against the ives and hnroe Of Tho
Souhern peopc have been humliscd bv The defeat of
their armed minons in their vev nresenco Tbc oanrt
lot of defiance has been ouno in ba;r tatb mo bndars
Of our cannon have minged WIN ,ho no;s of ,h 40
bates their votes Of hundreds If ,hnrsands ~ ,hn,G