The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-01
OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE

ing on the Ohio troops tomorrow.
OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENTS.
HARRIsBuRe Pa, juno a, 1861.
No Compromise 10 BE- Aceeftsd7hs Expressed feelings
tie Eepas so,thronsThe pienna Aasstd Battery Erected
so g Cnioss Nuns GIousds During H1 Absence from
Home, dc.
In nv pereernaous through this region OF country
End mJsef NJ the capital OF Pennsy ivAna, and having
informed myself Of the true sate Of feeling existing here
as ysga, cur paona troubles desire 70 give through
your columns the information have gained II 10 need
less 10 deny that In circles the idea OF compro
mise s being Agtated and this point have busted
MI 20 Ascertain the sentiment Of those In this
locality The idea Of the slightest compromise Is secuted
by very large majority Of the people, and where ~
10 entertained by those In the interest OF the rebels,
those whose pockets are touched aud in whose es'i
nation the almighty doar takes precedence OF love
Of country, Of their God even. Fortunately, such
peraons largely in the minorty the masses, those
who have truly the interests Of our beloved country
At heart ocany condemn the idea OF compromise
The day for that is psst and nothing Will now satisfy tne
upeen North East and West but total crushing out OF
sh,s gigantic rebellion. "Now never the wacnword
rebels have thrown down the gauntlet ami we nave
taken up to be laid down again only when they {she
yebes shall lay down their arms give up the leaders OF
served ailssiance 10 that dag ,hey have insued and
IAMpled under foot The hope, universally expressed
MI wbo nay he 70 lost as to entertain the idea Of com
promise may be visited by the dsest vengeance OF
Reavep and be stricken down IN their high places This
feeling Ia by means entirely confined 10 those OF the
North For there many loyal patriots at she South
and, II possible, they more strongly opposed 70 any
oOnpromfe than OF the North. Curses loud and deep
are uttered by Them upon thoie who have brought
vasat.on upon their homes and fresdes, and nothing
saoI. Of an entire submission % Inc pats OF Inc
Standardization, will satisfy the mass OF the people Our
gallant volunteers did not foreake happy homes give up
employ ent and risk their lives II necessary,
~ their countrys call, 20 effect compromise NO, NO
There is IN their dictionary At this time no snca word
They rallied at their country call to put down reoehon
and corporate 10 be hereafter broken on the slight
eat peterce) win not casry Them aud bold must De he
who openly advocates such measure The Of Cain
viii be branded upon his brow, never TO be erased.
AZ I'm evidence Of what have written regarding the
feelings OF the "loysl' s,uthernes, VIII etc an
instance. ! have formed the acquaintance Of
. gentleman, native OF New York state, but
who, some years since emigrasd 10 Virginia. AL his
business and expended much Of bis mems in building
Up and Identifying the town Of Vienna and infused into
The residents there portion VI thai Northern spirit Of
Improvement 80 little carried on IN the Ola Dominion
Strictly loyal 70 his government he travelled many miles
70 be OF home In time 70 vote sganst secession His
learn while absent that on his grounds had been erec
that masked battery the attempt 10 take which !, we'll
known Willingly would he day sacrifice all he has In
the arch traitors and there are Thousands similarly
situated whose feelings the same. Let the HkRALD
have for its motto, ''No compromise" and political
death viii be the portion Of those IN high places who
favor the idea,
HARRsBURe, june %, 1851.
Che Union Troops al kayWand Betsa-xarch of General
Paterssn's Maxim Body tocarGs Winch.ssr-The R.b,l
Forces from Hcypers Ferry Scattered in Batteries ang
ne Potomac--General Jascsstom's Command-fmportant
EeeBts May Transpirc in Bahmore-7he Fourth Michi-
gan Regiment in Camp, &c.
Our advance forces having reached Maryland Heights
snal portion Of the troops will be left there, simply to
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