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appreciate the beauties of Big Deshel and Of
Little lietbelf
But We do not wish TO be misunderstood. In
asserting that the Judgments OF mea out Of tho
nrmy may sometimes DO well founded. We do not
mesu to cay that those Judgments may not very
often be in (aeor Of brave aud excellent officers,
and 10 praise Of judiciOus movements. We do not
believe that any officer who has healthy relish
fr military good name will care to SEQ prai'e
degenerate into undiscriminstiog aattery. II we
are to cay that leaders we're all right, all brave,
aud all skilliul in their defeats, will some gentle
man OF the aladmirution schoo TIL us what We
are to say Of those who are all right, all brave,
and all skllIful in their victOresl IL all men are
to be praised-if every man engaged, pioneers
aud all, is b. taste the sweet cup Of adulatiOn
If every man is to receive 40 equal
sprig of laurel, We know not few who
will ask to DO excused from such vul.
gar gszetting Ne good soldier cares for .
credit which does not belong to him; and no
good general wants Q reputation thrust upon
him. Ii We begin the war by making glory
cheap, wo shall have cowardice at q high rate
before we are at peace. IL only soldiers are to
rlorify soldiers, on the other band, what will
b, come Of civic rewards How ia the COrpor-
alton Of New-York to know upon whom to
bestOw the gold boxes sDd the freedom OF the
city Ii success 10 not 10 DO the criterion OF
military ability, at least to certain extent, We
shall have unfortunate gentlemeo importan'ng the
War Office Tor pensions because they have been
defeated. There will be- premium for wounds
ia the breast, but there will be q double pre-.
MUM for wounds in the back.
And yet We must insist that the public 10 dis
crimina ing. An officer who fights good battle,
aud by tho fortune Of war loses it, 10 10 no dan
ger Of cruel criticism Ia some way the truth
will be known. TITO conquered ut Bunker Hill
have received for nearly century tho honoss of
couquerorx. War populsriaes tho art Of war.
Ii t~sches every citizen ~ watch, 10 weigh, aud
~ wait; to examine maps; to faUillarlze him'elf
with military elements, and 10 compare move
ments. If ten strokes Of the Presidents pen
convert n brgadier into . major. general, why
should not the patient perusal Of column after
column of military intelligence give any nian 10
his wits soue idea Of the mysteries Of war, and
some insght into them! II men can study ar.
trcbouy " some purpose without becoming
IIersch-ls or lie Verriers, why msy they not
study war to some purpose without pretending
10 be Bankses or Butlers' And if the popular
Impression is TO be altogether di,regafded, and
that, to, in matter Of LCo and death ~ soci-
ETY., tea ~e must suppose that there is no oOe
out Of uniform who understands his own inter.
est,. But il We are. a. We suppose We are,
military people, it IL to be supposed that all
military Intelligence is confined ~ lew military
contractors vino happen to control one or tao
,haky newspapers that live on the Admih'tra-
ton which they praise through thick and thin.
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tariff itself mutt BE- destroyed. Az money could

tariff itself must b. destroyed. Az money could
BE- found " attempt the former. 60 il came forth
on call to accomplish the latter. It Is on record
that while the Democracy was with 600 hand
throwing dust 10 peoples eyes " mislead them
i"to the belief that Henry Clay was tn be elected
by means Of British geld, il was clutchiDg that
gold with the other, as ths price Of repeal ng the
tariff Of 1912. The free-trsde doctrines Of that
day, instead Of being tie theories of some closet
Philosopher. were substantial bauk-uoics, peck
eted by those who engineered the repeal, and
shared in by some who falsi6ed both pledge and
honor by actually voting for it. The British
gold senr over here ~ do this deed amounted TO
nearly $5O0.0CO. Tue names Of those who fur
nlshed it have been published. So notorious was
this transaction, tint The London Times openly
admitted the use Of this money ut Washington TO
have procured the destruction Of the tariff, and
American cupidity passed into byword.
Since that repeal was effected, the manufacturers
who purchased it have grown into colossal
power. For sixteen years they have held Us in
Il sort of colonial bondage, pouring 10 upon US IN.
told millions Of their cloth and iron. and taking
back 10 food when they had enough Of their
owU, or could supply themselves more cheapy
elsewhere. Within this period they have in.
trencbcd themselves on our own SOIL where q
cloud Of active, noisy, INSCRIPTIONS agencies com.
blne To undertake new repeal. The Morrill, tariff,
while invigorating our own manufactures, has
struck Manchester and Sheffield with consterna-
ton, aud must DO 0,erthrown. The American
market il more indispensable than ever, aud must
be kept Its possession far sixteen years has made
British cotton lords and iron kings rich. If they
spent half million, on former occasion, to re-
open it to them, they can afford to spend mil
lion nov. The curse OF our colonial industry vas
the arbitrary exercise of power; that of the ns-
.ioua industry is the corrupt use of foreign gold.
1t ia clear ~ US that il Pr, lection should now
be- struck down, corruption at Warrington could
alone do the work. All experience points to and
confirms such conclusion. II, in the overshadOw.
ing emergency which is now upon US, such
deed could be accomplished, men might well des-
pair of the Republic. But the nation watches
Congress a. keenly as it watches the army.
While il relies ON one TO free us fr0m ruinOus
bondage to the South, it will not tolerate the re-
yiyal oS colonial servitude to England.
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The Worid--judgDg by its official advertise
ia the race for the post Of special organ Of the
sow-coach policy which dominates in Military
circles ct Washington, yet it allows its corre-
spoudepts tO commit such leze-majesty a. the 70!
having:
sp7cial corrcsrordcuee Of Tho wsrld
WAsuisGTos, July II, 1861.
Az for the military mo,euents, phss~, aud vitua-
in Of the Last vel hit hours they may all be c
tur.=.u ely drscrited and up IN sicge dL.sy
l,bic pauiiple: WAiTisG.
Waiting tor orders from headquarters; waiting Tor
tidn,e rori PsttersOus colomD, aud the forthcoming
new h.. Tie OF Bauker Hill; waitiug until JohUr0u' +
frces are crowd ed around this way waiting tor the
hnsl tass e. sud sDtabiatnfe OF the approximation
bills sird Of resilees waiting for tie end Of the
etue.s pre- saion OF mu,kets and creaAmg CANVAS
topped wagons moving over the Potomac; Tor The
Druirr diapitiun IL ten bOusand oOfe troops between
The blazing ver and tDe shirn hbing ou,es; Tor The
Heb, l. TO get sar-d aud leave Fairfax Of their owu
sc,srl Tor tho sce ton OF the fortunate brigsdieI
who ar o. 90 ahead ard Scare ihe', ""''"" ~ o. %
,n, 40 TO on. vent general engagemo. At this end Of
tie he, which in tie pl,u OF the commander, would
be . oo,.runnLtiou lot ~ b. sisbed
You -.e that if the twelve guns pointing their mrz
ze. toward Fairfax We're 10 be faxed, iihked,
or fired NJ bv our column tbes might thunder away
k,udly ~ to be heard not only IN Washington, but AT
Maba.,ss Junction. A few more OF the same sort
n1ht To wheeled up from both these Latter pla rs,
asl a s,od many regiments might follow alter, till
general aelon would rge fiercely on tho enemy own
groud.
This is whist our strstegiss trying to avoid. la
suite oil day Ivy eleg aph for great events and Ia
rite of tie excitement Newly kois must have felt at
pos receiving any spe,i. dispatches yesteIday from
tbs risy Geu OFT cugs to his o insl plan firmly
as Akrse the bordering gxD chung " tue per,i!-
i,p rock in ho-nc's Orion Soaeiin so II cCes seem
"A he cling g. BIZ great original too co-ely, Ne II he
were bound 10 Whip tie Rebels by The ngIt, or not
al all as IT, willie lie is ailing for Psiiersoo 10 drive
Che cows down into the pound below ~, be would not
thrash 80 w, skened column o,Eose'i 10 Mcdowell,
even il DC should have advance guaranty OF victory
iron Mara ilbseh
Bear in mind tia; this is person, rot astrological,
o6jcia or edi'oiii grumbie.
That dodge wont answer. Your grumbie'
is emitted through the organ, and is calculated to
make people distrust the energy and wisdom Of
the doiugs at Headquarters. Let US hear no
moro Of this, or The Herald shall be orgsn in
stead of your sickly sheet. True it makes no
prcrense to RepublicaninIn and not much to Prin-
ciple Of any kind; bat 1t isn't foolishly stupid
aud doesu. subsist on contributions nor u &c
ouarsered on the Treasury. As chsiee of
evils. let Tas Herald b. organ
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AN yNumpRovED EXPERIENCE.

If the Government of the United States has
been the victim OF mis- placed confidence, the les
sons have been 50 eevere that it would be un-
pardcuabe should the couutry be made to suffer
again from like credullty. And yet-we cay it
with all due Difference, aud because We trust the
mistakes are of that nature that tho attention OF
the Government only need be called to the
subject to have them corfected-tho lessons
seem 70 have been given without making
such an impression as would guard against
tle possibility OF a repetition. We referred
a day or two ago 10 the fact that Cspt
Adams, Of the Sabine. arrived last week
at Portsmouth, still in cOwnsnd of b,'t
vessel, notwithstanding Le had four months be-
fore been guilty Of disobedienco of orders 40
fragrant that lie utterly defeated the policy OF
the Government, and left il at tho most impor-
Of circumstances We do not now
complain of or regret this result, but We
do hot, therefore any the less condemn tbe
treachrry that produced such happy coDso-
qurDces, or any the more believe that we may
heedlessly do wrong in the faith that good will
should have taught us that no man should be
trusted who hss ones proved faithloss, or who is
known to be in sympathy with the enemy. Had
Capt. Adams come home IN the Sabine 10 irons,
he would have been, it seems to us, IN his proper
ce, rather than in co ,lmand Of her. So We
from Washington, that clerks in the publ
are not to be removed. though known 10
sioui.ts, because Of their familiarity with
ue OF buAbess. DO We underyslue
% il that the Government UNDERWRITERS
. force Of tho roasoG eivon for con.
traitors in office, us vel as
-ptain Adams retaining his po,t
'sr. with fine ship under
bs after he had betrayed
70 confess, totally inoom-
ordinary theory.
d TO refer 10 another
selves 10 the charge
deIneg for JEFF.
tcizing our own,
of the United
nd the burning
Mr.. Secretary
munitions"
re destroy
5nts on the
fore, lack
aid in biz
ty vi the
led, de-
erred, by
5er have
that can
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100000.

There is stir ia the various hOtbeds OF trea-
son at Washington, known as the Departments.
Potter OF Wlcou u is the Chairman OF the Traitor
Hunting COMMITTEES, aud many trembling clerk
>ready feels that terrible bowie-knife at his OH
ch throat. Let the search be thorough, and
che execution merciless.
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Harvey's case appears to be worse and worse.
.s the light is let in upon it. All the secrets OF
the Cabinet were regularly sent by him to Ma
grath, the traitor Judge q: Charleston, even the
votes and their variations being duly transmitted.
Yet thus lar there is no indication that be is to
be recalled.
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Notice..

The address Of subscribers TO The TRiDUsE oeln8
py,aled 5v mac4,ae,y, we Cannot mail our Daily Tor
six days only IN each week. We make to'S announce
,nsn tecapse in few Instances, subscribers nave re-
c,ss,aa ma no. 10 send our Sunday edition. The
Te,euXs for Sunday is filed with ners and other in'
terestpq matter which does not appear In our other
noiIu issuas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

Col. Forney, in q recent letter a. IN, Phlc-
deIvhia Press, thus thanks God that he is not,
although he might BIZ with ease, rs other men
are:
"Ts, order Of Gea scott prohIbsiss b< ,rssni, Of
testra h rtsug ID. 10, previously oogv-Tsis
the oonsDd General Is another evidence a. 'he n-ti
,,o b, tnose tina mated IN fevesiio1
u tbs secrets uoyebrr which IN every INSTANCE nave
b,.n conveyed 10 the eon.p' I.sr. .,.a I'm, =, ,,,
Con Scot. brvssb 70 p.aful ss.e 81 @s hj-Iy Pr
due aa ,s ws ss.Ssd hro.
fowrd 20 .stleip.,. b. e. .d nee
oar oun Ms wbo order eies~.s.o.' 81 ersinaiy ,sseI
n ooa hsy. revealed which have daily in ui
ssfins sbs tsse bssn moe os's ps1s'Ar A"e
q uuc. patriotic eea than am s"on''as % ''iSI
Col. Forney edits Ia, Sxmday Morning Chres.
ieie, story piper" published in Washington, tho
last issue Of which professed to give statement Of
the exact position Of each regiment cDcampcd IN the
District or in Virginia. II the writer aud the re-
sponsbe editor are to be judged by intention rnber
than accuracy in matter Of fact, they were guilty Of
nm o(f.nse moro serious than any New-York Journal
can be charged with The one condition on which
Gen. Mansfield has given passes to correspondents
is that they shall not tell the public tho positions Of
the regiments, and certainly no species Of lnforms.
ton could BE- moro grateful to the Rebels, whose
spies are thus saved much trouble. Political friends
Of Col. Forney In Washington, who did not know
that be was editor Of Txs CArsniok, have been
heard to say that whoever prepared the list in qucs
tion ought TO be shot. Tks CArosieis Published
similar Iist week ago, and every weeA sus's up
the names Of the regiments which have arrived At
the Capital 1t 10 natural for IN editor who sends
teIegnphic dispatches to PhisdrIphis b, tho two
O'Clock train from Washington 10 rejoice that those
Journals which use tho wires arc curtaiIed VI Their
privileges Of paying money for the information Of the
Northom public a. ~ matser Of which the Reeek'
oles in Washington kssp the Southern leaders well
advised.
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At last the Government is moving toward the
organization Of small force of cavalry. 1t ia
high time. as the successful forays Of the euemy's
mounted men 10 Virginia have proved. We un-
derstand that the Lincoln Cavalry, volunteer
regiment of this city, and the First Regiment
New-York State Cavalry, will be forthwith put
into service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

Read the clear, fcrcioe charge of Judge Ca.
tron "a Southern wau) to the Grand Jury OF the
United States Csut as st. Louis, which we
priut on another page. 1t is refreshing TO find
such an expression of patriotism and loyalty to
the Constitution fiom tho bench which Is incan-
bered by the author Of the Merryman hsbeas
corpus special pleading. If any mau is in doubt
as to what cont tutes treason, let him carefully
Judge CstrOn's explanation, and he VIII
longer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

Virginia is Dow represented tn the Senate
Messrs. w. b. Wiley aud J. S. Garlic having
been admitted to seats, after long deoate, oy
n vote practically unanimous. The result was
applauded from the galleries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

The rumor that ex-Gov. Wise has been cap
tured is repeated, but we End no such c'rrobor-
alton az would induce belief. Wise will not be
easily caught; be has pair Of Virginia legs.
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Our Post-Office Department makes hand
aome gam by the suspension OF mahs 10 the
Rebel States. The cost of transportation in that
section exceeded the income by more than 49,.
OOO, 900.
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no CORRESPONDENTS.
Ne cspno, undertake 10 return rejected Couonunca'ion@
Aph,e. letter, 10, TINS office should b. addressed 70
TRIBUEE," Ns~.York.
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abeen expected, the New-Orleaus
denial Of the statement Of
subjects in Louisiana
Rebel army. This
u, whose note
shows that
than
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-08

walton of the conditi. Of the schools of
several Of the Sites Of this confed-
eracy. l am cunvi' C d ,h.t, although
this State has not sc. made SO extern
sive progress in the cities and vill"ge
as many of the older States, yet in III .
rural districts there is greater procres :,
and b't',r spirI, prevailing than in any
The State has 10 school fund. and has
80 rely solely on direct taxation. But
notwithstanding this oh-'aoie. if obs, -.
Gle it may be considered. the liberal
spirit of her people is ample. and her
-ch, OILS. thank heaven. are in every sense
free free as the airs that play about her
mountain tops She has rn rate bills. or
special leyics, and every child is at per.
feet liberty to enjoy the whole bench; of
the schools.
We sincerely hope that our Sch"l
Beard or Legislature will have the iuie-
pendence /" Incorporate something >It!3-
lar to the above il our school law. 1t is
the very thing We need and We. no
doubt, would have had it euactrd before.
but "nr Representatives and School
Board lit to the '.croakers." ant are
nt,nm M,y ,rW mnke M"meicrs u"rop.
n'or. and ct 'po'itir"'y k1rd.' M,"y
of 'he" up My express Themselves t"
tina, effect. Now We say that l. yi>|a,crs
Who know wha, are needn't and Who'll
some laws and refuse To enact them for
fear If incu'ring the di>pIea>ure of
h''wling mi-an'lrr"pi>'~. lies rye rot only
political hn' physical death Away with
such men We have had enough of them.
NJ
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To All " ho,tl Il NAY Concern.

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L all prtson> from parcifa>'hg .tiJf al tt.t
5tt.oh thG der, Ilbed naL"s tot ""t hote Or note.
gwen 10y me uBsI ri -Lea 10 u - aia jI-oD IN ii,
year isa1 ]. ~ The, were obtained b> jra,la bel,
trrrss~ntati, H. AMI without ii co".,a.s af,on. and
- IL. NJ Bt. PAID. TIL Notes were ali
8, Il It one time and are I'd 'alabie TO b. j
ia, =" order, and -pL, BY o. thornton
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l>t2 : l,t0h, aud in Xix" manner thereafter M
i,sl dsss "f January aud My OF each year. on"
taoasuHh doilarno'es " III be due al the rate of
t"o thousand dollars ,car for eight year. and
aa,t. All Of { = owe desc,ii ed not. >. and
'.deed oil no @. that were given Ivy the subsrri-
bel to sal. L ]. Madison. were ohtained by the
same false pietence, and will not be paid.
JOHN THORNTON.
Ciailsm county. W. T. (n20I~
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An aI.riert AMI ~tornass preparation Of IRON rur-
flied t Oxy en- AMI Car'eu ~ combustion Hydro
a-n. Sanctioned 10y the h ghes. medical authorities.
h'th in Europe and the United States and prescribed
in their practice.
The experience of thousands daily proves tina,
preparation Vt Iron can Ne compared with it Impuri
u.es tn hl"d depression Of vital energy. pale and
Otherwise Sick!y rumltXions indicate its ieces-t.s
almost every cpnCeiva II ease.
La in all mala"ies in which it has been tried!
II ht~ proved 'utcls cl ra,iNe in each Of the follow
ing c"Itt1 ,ia.I T.. viz:
IL . eLi,.ty, Nervous Affections, Emacia-
ton, Dyspepsia, Cooss.pat,o3. Eiarrhna,
Dye. mt. nv tucip'en Cons u ption. Scrofu-
lous Tub rcuiosis salt Il h e u m. sMisn enstr C.
anon " hlt+s k;orcsj s. Liver Complaints,
chronic Headaches Rhsum iism, Intermit
ten Fevers Pimptas Oh tho race. &C.
Ia casesnf en"r,l debility whether the result ofscGte
disease. OF 81 c,utinuei diIniuua ion of
and nuscuL from chronic complaints. trial
of thi< reStnrtite has proved successful to extet
which de,criI written attestaon would rem
der credible. inyAlids 50 long e-r.dden to hay.
become for -ott.p their Oh nho .as hav. SUI
r"a i'rutac:ed travel IN 4 slant land. sune very
signal tnces e this kind atese, u female
f.rers. tied victims Of apparent niarasuus san
gnIneuus cAhsh-ti"a. critical changes. and that
picat of ard hyspel tic aversion and
exercise fnt which th7 .tystx has no name.
IL Nervous affections Of AL kinds and Tor reasons
ftmlfT t" ard cal The operation - this prepare
ti"r OF must necessarily he slut for. unsc
old oxides. it vigor u-y tonic. without r-ing eAc
Ing and ov~reatn"; and gently. regularly ayerient.
III the most osnat. cases OF e"stiveH.ss without
being gastric purgattv-. INJECTING Disagree
ATE --satio 1t is this latter property others.
viii, makes il remarkably rectua and PERMANENT
remedy ter Piss upon which it also ppears to exert
dstlnc, and specific action. ly dispensing the loca
tendency which forms them.
In Dsxyessa die are cau-e,. single
"A 81 these cnavheste Ps Rag otter saaced Tar the
most hah tus, cas-s. including the attendant s0stins-
ness. H. nnch ck.d Uiarrhaa. even when adv need
t. D"seH'ar Confirmed, ma ;iating. ana appar-rs,
III srat tbs effects have ,.eeu equally dec and
! 1.tnnishing. IL the local pains l"ss Of sh and
strength. de'i t,ting cough. r-mttent hectic. hic
seuerly ind cate fntpie.t Consumption. this remedy
ltt.js