New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13


soldiers of the United States from Government FORT
10 order to humate and destroy the Federal authority
From The Buffalo Express
The question now lie, what Is duty, III view OF eHis
| ing facts The national bond is already impaired II
not disrupted All fair and honorable efforts at recon-
cihaicn have been treated with disfain by The sectt
The alternative is presented 10 The Northern riee'
man, 10 stand by the integrity OF tie Union al all tah-
ards and support the Government Intact At any cost
or yield it up and give sanction to Southern tier:
arhy base upon The principle OF bnman bondage ard
established by arstecracy NJ hanghy aod nDnsI az
ever disgraced the earth. Every true man revehs az
| the thought of diamemberug this Government and
still more doet be abhor the thought OF seeing Gov
erImept established on this Continent Which Knows
no higher Iincipe or purpose than tue pepetrs'on OF
the institution Of Slavery we have now rsscut1 We
rolnt where we are told by ibose who would break
down aud tyranle over the Government that we must
eitLer hight or the Government over 10 anar
chy. The alternative is all unpleasant one we woun
avoid war-tut we prefer II TO Baflcnai oIsuouor'
the alternative Is TO be pushed upon u.s. then we must
decide. The Border States may fall away INTO tne
dangerous waters OF Secession and men NJ Inc NORM
may symIathize with treason but every true descen-
dan Of tie stock Of l776 will sand by his Government
until he rba fall lighting for the flag OF bis country
aud bis fathers. The friends well as The enemies
Of The Union will In this crisis. be Judged oy Their
acts.
We fully believe The tourse of the Administration IN
relation 10 Fort Sumter b. right. Aud we further be-
lieve that the President will be fully sustained 10
this locality, cannot help observing change In the
Democratic sentiment, loci king TO irm maintenance
Of Government rs The ouy cure means oil proec-
ton from The enr0acbmentso OF interruptions leaders OF
| the olbern rebellion. The People will rally around
Mr. Lincoln for this purpose. All they want 10
leader.
From The 0ioyersvlls IN. " Standard.
We know not what the issue may be. IL may De
war, bloody war but if il comes, 1t must be by tue
act OF the traitors Themselves The Administration
does feek 1.-THE tIaltor Government must fire the
bIt yun But II does come, we feel that II 10 the
duty VI every man TO stand by the Government Tor
every man IL concerned We cay IL, without The fear
of sucoessful contradiction that the traitor Govern
meut ut the South lie composed Of the rorst and most
ty,ohnt al ot meD that ever breatbed Their own
| action. prove il. And they would, bad they The
Iower plant Slavery upon every foot OF soil IN tie
United States aud Territories. II IL only by stnct and
energetic means that our Government can be main-
Iamed They have sown the wind, now let them reap
| the wtulWiDd
We entertain no doubts The spirit Of patriotism is
not dead. Tue love of liberty Is not thing wholly
Of the part IN the hearts Of tue American people Let
bu, tie ocsn be sounded that the country wants Sons
10 defend her, and strong arms 70 avepge her iDsuited
aws and million swords viii leap from their scab-
baids at The Call. lie It not time the tocein should
| sound We disposed to be patient and trustful.
We have confidence 10 the wisdom and patriotism OF
| he Pre,ideut and Lis Cabinet. We believe they are
| pying Themselves earnestly 10 TIE problem before
ihem of savipg The Republic and Of destroying the
power Of those who plotting to destroy the noblest
I
believe the problem susceptible of bnt mode of 70
luton Tne traitors have appealed to the sword, aud
ty that ca! they must abide. They have made war
! uIC the CLed States, and the United States must
make war upon them. They guilty Of the highest
crime known to civilized society, and justice viii be
deiauded its rghts, if they escape the hi hest pen
| alty Known 10 human law There should be no tam
| perne and negotiating with he leaders who have
| cous,ired to overthrow this Republic. II men ever
deserved death, they deserve it, If men ever commit
ted The crime which bath no forgiveness thea Jefferson
Day. ana his oo-conspators should bang higher than
iiamsn and their DGmes be held infamous 10 al snc-
te.ding Let the PTesideDl and those sssociated
with hm in authority remember that they are tie or
| d,ned ministers Of Gods justice and man rights;
aud that their mission Is TO save country and punish
From TIE HOc,sc Valley News
| Now, does sill this look much like 4" mastery mac
,viy with which the Cabinet has been SO often s,ig-
maiiled Very far from II. Our information IN Ie-
| gsrd 10 the troubles has been CLEANED mosIy from
living rel orts aud very imperfect, While they, from
iieir high stand point, have direct ana broad view
Of the entire field Of action, aud understand well what
they nie doing. We have trusted them heretofore and
they have proved faithful TO our interests Let Ms
| tTu,t them now. When, by their overt " acts" by
which We are to know them, they manifest dispo-
siou to barter away the principles OF the Chicago
Platform or advocate compromise with this God for
saken institution OF Slavery, then let the people who
made them, at. But this, they will never do; and
when they can upon for aid in striking oil the heads
of the dragon, Teason, let us, like the heroes Of Wa
1
| very cheering. few weeks ago IL seemed that we
usi give mp Fort Sumter, from he pressure of crcum
stances. But il seems that We To hold It, and
proy,on it, az well Fort pickens; collect the
| Tue, protect the Government property, and hold The
whole Of Secession ia state of siege and commercial
snspensfin And nothing will wilt the enthusiasm and
| chiyary of Negro Propaganda Like financial distress
| and commercial ruin.
| From The Hartford Pres"
The delay has been poisonous. There are many peo-
pie and among them always are the worst classes,
who " admire and obey holiness aud energy, no
| matter how wicked the cause They would rather
| sail with Capt. Kid than satd by wbmPeIing pa
tiiUt. Thus H. by ito very andacy and energy,
has wonderfully strengthened il elf. There many
desperate demagogues the North who wait only the
opportunity to make dash for the omplishmeDt OF
tie full purpose Of the consIirators which II the
cession OF The Borcer States the severance of the
West from lie East, the complete decentralization OF
he Fede al Government, AID then revolutionary re-
org nzson Of the entire Union under The Montgomery
| Constitution. Tbese men were really beginning TO
indulge ropes before the late development of the Adj
miuIstration policy. Before submitting to any such
terrible degradation, let there be struggle to main
tain Liberty aud Union determined, uDyieldiDg,
ave. and as bloody that which established In
si,utions. II tie Government must fall for the honor
Of human nature for the credit of the great democratic
experiment ~ justice TO the Infinite racrces Of our
fathers let II be 1t the clore Of contes, that she'll
never be forgotten. But we need not contemplate
that catastrophe. The Cabinet IL showing Its deter
minaliOn yindcae the majesty Of the Constitution
and the laws IL has but 10 chow itself wort y OF
leadership have it's nod hundred thousand men,
and Sufficient 10 bring annihilaDg vengeance
NJ on the perpetrators Of tie greatest crime since the
cIuciEXion. Forward with tie stars and stripes, and
trust the reoplel
From The Pittsburgh Journal.
The moment Mr.. Lincoln showed his plain and
manly yocy an electric thrill OF triumph shot through
the patriotic heat. Ii is not policy Of civil war 1t
Is the glorious assertion Of national vitality; il is
declaration of faith 10 The suffering sailors aud soldiers