New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07

1hls open advocacy vi tuc CiaFono'u0iS NV
bellion and denunciation of the Union Govern
ment which it was intended to destroy, was
continued until after the bOmbardment and
capture Of Fort Sumter, when The Herald was
compelled to turn short corner aud pretend
TO abandon the support Of the Contederacy and
take up that of the Union. Here is the flop-oyer
which it performed between two days;
From The N. Y. Herald Of From The n. y Vsraid Of
Monday 1Dril Is Tu- day Arri l6
Aceordp nv not only the The that have been
,nre OF Fo Sumter but Of adoItsd within the last few
IN. forts becomes DAYS by the Government OF
NV HE declaed rrposo of III Lincoln entirely change
Mr Lincoln and II the face OF the aspect Oh Pubhe ana
lis Serlaraon Ls promise Had similar been pur.
that lie will not at,empt to sued I'VE months ego e s'
collect the duties Imports would have been heeId q 80
by armed invasion OF any ce,sion before nov" No tue
n3 If Tie couutryr eIcep firing Of gun would have been
be landing of frC deemed needed; the Notifications upon
necessary relieve fort The coast would nave ceen
upon the border practically dered imegnaoe
peace reservation tmonn httscssi aun WIN VIC
to nothing In their late war ton Of ouih no 90 .
Russia the hostile oper would have Withdrawn hen
.,a i Gl 10 he Sae-. an The decided conduct Of the
shores Of the Black and Bottle Warrington Admits
seas much renders IL exceedingly pIooaO
Tor the reduction fthe Gar to That Seccsgn W. no" Dc
their ii the Allies had fined 10 he Gun Ststes r,
penefated his territories to ~ INC
MEOW SO now H. coast Border remain in this
lie i;t.,, pocy OF MIR in sition observation, presey
coin n5au.t htne States hich ing jsousy the integrity OF
caiu have seeded means their soil e"ar 'he
war; end II followed up 10 North aud The South WI DE-
Inc, "a sue 10 involve the two short one The North has the
sections IN general war II ships the Hilary supplies md
hsd declared bis purpose to ne efny aud munitions o.
he The suppression O. the That the Sou'h IS In no cond
Montgomery Goyenmert by ton to make offensive ar
hostile march upon that there can De no do1o' WAL
city
The Bull Run disaster soon followed, aud
was improved to the utmost BY Tie Herald
with intent TO heap odium upon oil tie original
and earnest upholders of the Union without
condition or compromise in order TO pave the
way for new attempt at revolution. Gen.
Mcclellan was called to Washington and placed
at the head OF the Army and soon tue restless
conspiratOrs began to use lis name as the
watchwOrd OF their treason. Here are two
specimens of many articles through which The
Herald threatened the overthrow Of our repub-
lcan Government, and the establishment of o
Military Dictatorship instead:
From 7keN y Herald. DE. H. 1867.
II the factou, Abolition IT, ders do speedily draw 10
their horn, TREY may hnd Ia Mcclellan such Tartar the
Long Parau found in Cromwell snd the Council OF Five
Hnnded found In Napoleon Bonapse nor VIII the fear
foreign Interference much weigh, with brave end prl-
dent General o. the head OF Amy Of t39Vp nsh whose
nun eIs can be rsp.dy sseiled to GiAloa."
From The n. s. Heroli. De-. % 1861.
1.-THE Government at " sshugt would y,hen self
more develop tie non sentiment Of the South more and
crushing our northern Abolition rebellion than II McClel
lsu won great battle font OF Wabr Gon aud marched
f. into tie hsrd, o. tLe Federal smy. When civil
broke out IN England in the ea q Charles L. AID the
koyas and Republican. coniendef for the mastery there
who thoroughly undr'ood the situation
AID bold sd abe enough 70 act upon lis profound uow'
cdge-sud that vs., Oliver Cromwell. =. Tire lev.
whom Cromwell fouud nesessy TO scuclch we've but
type. Of The radical Republican, Of the present. day
Let no one fear that we are about to be
drawn into discussion Of the abilities or ser
vices Of Gen Mcclellan. When we understood
that the question Of intrustng to him the con-
duct of the advance against Richmond was an
/ open one, we discussed it With entire freedom:
when the President decided it against US, we
considered that decision the end OF coniro-
yersy. Fully realizing that, in times of public
peril the Nation aud the Army must have one
head, and one only, we have quietly seen
Generals placed aud displaced in opposition to
our convictions of what was best. Ia this
course We are determined TO perseyere. 1t is
the use by seni.SocessionSts Of Gen. McCleI.
len's name and position in furiherance Of their
/ trai,Orous schemes that we are reprobatiDg.
/ Thus we find that in the great Anti-Abolition
Meeting" got up by Fernando Wood james
Brooks q Co., and held az Cooper Institute
last Tuesday evening, wherein every proposal
20 cheer the President OF the United States
was treated with dersion. after passing re.
solves wherein Gen. Mcclellan was lauded to
the skies, Aut-Slavery men iuriously de-
nounced, and the atrocious Shareholders Re.
beon pronounced " irregular opposition to
the Federal Governments authority Mr. Fer
nanJo Wood made the great speech OF the oc-
casion wherein lao denounced the present
Congress as ON Abolition concern that must
somehow be got rid of. He concluded thus,
ti. TO be done Oliver Cromwell tho Ruap
Parliament by walking into Parliament and f-dNriHg n 20
fhc tend, lGrest Applause Let voice be- heard in
the capital OF the country and your snies are no! success
fu 4, once Tot i,e the staudaTd etIHgeof
or oh1Hgs OF men. Loud end iong-contnued applause
In strict accordance with this programme,
an anonymous haDdbill wa, placarded over our
City on the 4th, calling meeting III the Park
/ for that evening in the following incendiary
language:
/ TO TIE PEOPLE
DOWN WITH THE ADOLF IONlsrS
I Union Of hcvlork have again met
with reverse ia Virginia aud NJ the door OF the
ONWARD 10 RICHMOND FANATICS
/ The responsibility belongs. Tie