The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-27

Sheds holy hurd ne e'sr tho sd
Received un Freed ms field of irnor
The Prce on the Suppression % Ui-ioyHf
Newspapers.
That staunch Douccratic Journal, III Lerdes-
thus discuScs the question just now most promI-
nent in the public mind;
II tie members oi Mr. Iiucolns Cabinet do
'he To convince ~ that thy are heartily and
trnngly rcsoiN cl to miu,aiu the lulon. prompt
legal action must I've taken ir tho supprrs ,iou
u all journals advocating the rebc cans. and
ruhlishel within reach IT the Federal aithori-
ties All persons, also, who arc engaged in
giving aid and comfort to the enemy,
either by information, words of encnlr.
agcmcut, or the forwarding Of supplies.
should he Instantly arrested wherever iOund
aud pat on trial for their lives. Wv are aa much
opposed 20 mob-aw and lynch law NJ any Of
car ncighbuts. hut ~ the evils referred to-
threaten oar national cNi,tyucc-thc southern
bhcE having their knives ut our thruats, while
Northern rrurEldrs scrmrl 10 cripple our cxcr-
tons III scli-d,t nse--hctter mUb-law, we say.
than NO law at all and better the summar,
executions 'l popular justice than the suicidal
slown 's Of Technical orumlucution anil legal
iormalitics against an enemy acting with the
sulilrtl aud venom of the scrp1nt, thu rapilitv
and hrrccncSS Of ihc springing tiger.
The Iimos say:
II the Journal, in question are trc,sonablc,
and suh,cr i've oi the authority and ntogrit,
Ui the Government, so much so that their cir
CulItiun Is unsafe, IL u absolute trhinR with a
grave -ubjcct to allow of their publcation.-
Each step so ldr taken l. oulv an advertisement
OF the p,pcrs-a recommendation of them TO
the traitors ol Maryland, Kentucky AMI Mi
souri; guarantee Of enthusiastic sympathy And
support, not OuN from the traitors in those
states, hut from tho traitors Of New York,
IonnsN lNana, Connecticut, AMI every part uG
the Union. Aud the mail failing to dissent
nate tho iourunls, a hundred avenues will
speedily bc found whereby they will bc dis
scminatcd wherever rebel maleyolcnco shall
choose TO send them. The present policy Of the
Government ia merely nm annoyance To tho sc-
ccssiun prints--it j, not corrective Of the evil
complained oi
The Hriid says, Tho generous fnrbcarances
Of peace in the matter DI individual liberty tn
sI'Il, write, plot, and cnn-pifc against the
g., rnmcnt, cannot ho safely tolerated under
the stem necessities OF thi, gigantic southern
rebellion.
Of the exclusion Of certain plpcr, from the
mails, 1t saws; This il very well ~ Tar ~ i
,,oos, but it Is ouly half measure after ALL Il
/, mot enough. No half moisture will answer
The circulation ui the peace iuuuils ought to
he stopped in New York itself. Their publica-
ton ought to hC suppressed, and there on sht To-
hr a large armed force detailed here TO carry out
th' w'a urr. The object e tlH.c iuuln.ls H. tu
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against the war a. well a. I'm the minds If the
pvoplo; and they want tn got up riots to all
and assi.t the rcb'ls-uut that they can do any,
thing here; but they want to create diver
SLOW
The " orid says:
II money furnished by southern rcbal, nr
northern traitors shall keep alive .uch -oditous
sheet as the Duoy N,Us Lay L,Dk, and Jour.
nal gf Cpmmp''; and II tho bditmore Er-
change, and talt score 4 other papcrs almost
~ had, do not take Immediate warning and
mcnd their ways, We hold il 60 bc the clear du-
~ oi tho Government 10 oNtinguish them,
without unuc'ns lry delay.
Tho JoHrnd # CoHWcrfa Is wonderfully
changed wonderfully meek. It PROCESSES un-
surpassed loy alty but its present articles, con-
tro,t too cNlrayagunily with those oil few
weeks since. The Jouaoi will do better, while
il feels the necessity o. at present. II chlrac-
tcrlcs the whole moyomyut
"as nothing more NOT loss than mIn.l,sta-
tion Of professional jealousy anl sectional ma
lice, 10 Whica We regret 10 believe tho Aiinn-
i-rltinu has given iig sanction without q cor
rect understanding OF tho facts. w" would lie
proud to submit our record, side by side with
that ui any New Nurl, journal tu the Pre- dent,
for his candid examination, and willingly to
nlide his Judgment, or that ut any impartial
and honorable man in the business.
The Nrrs show, fight, and threatens sodition,
conspiracy and civil war at horc--thc very
thing undoubtedly aimed at and seriously to
have been npprchcndcd lom the unroslrain,d d
| course OF it, party
We will accept Tor judges neither our accu.
| Scrs nor the Administration We accuse II We
are to be their victim 1t must bc because the
hand of violence has struck nt the majesty Of the
| law; but, until il strikes at us, and strikes Us
powcrless, our pen shall be- a. Tree rs the eagles
wings.
The ties Of affinity among them fus will be-
strengthened, and secret sympathy will make
| scoret combination. Tho rc that blaZcs in full
view, confined within the bars oi II CRATE, il
| harmless; but the Goals that burn in hidden
Il,r,s n ay start general conhngmtion.
/ or even word once Published in the face OF
| l.y, two II he spoken in secret, with all the
| energy nd puIpO.c that sense Ol injury en-
| g"ndrrs Tclcc demonstrations will ho made
| tr,ul houi the Nor,h, and collisions will bS fire.
| ql cnt. Like troops without leader, the Peace
| party, depriN ed OF the vehicles which brought
| hcm good council and lessons ui moderation and
| ioIhcamncc, viii he tempted to oycrstcp the
| boundaries Of law AMI order as the mObs H the
| War party have already done. Dmly, but not
| 'ar away in the distance, We see a cloud that
| thratens danger, which We would avert hut
cannot. TOR we are manlclcd. When II bursts,
| should turbulence riot and conflict he scattered
| over the NOrth---shOud blood he shed ON other
| tlfat .lil 4 ~ a. a.