The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-06
THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1862.
The New, Of To Day.

Although il eomprises ro,hiog ct startling |
T=Susn; gives token tina; the god work is
uvshiag brAvsly or, and thu, time and cir
ezHs;Aaess A's Aiine ia, in our honest path.
Gnoss A. mach As the bullets ami bayonets OF |
Cur trocps- The mon feeling is on the incrsGs,
q. Richmotd 4, panic existing there, martial |
Law proclaimed, and JouS MISoR Boris, with |
oihsf parties Of l -ion prtelivities thrown into
p,iso1- THIS severity viii create ten adnerents
10 the L nion cause, where one has before ex-
it'd.
The expected German war is growing 10 be
The great question Of the day, throughout En-
rye, full statement Of the origin, and proba-
be cause Of which, will 10 found upon the fret
page o, our paper. In other columns will DO
o5ssrved general European intelligence by late
steamers, Indicating a progressive favorable
change, towards the North, by the principal
PJvsra
Tue a1ival Of the steamer Columbia, from
Havana, brings intelligence of tho discussion Of
Pstcs proportions between Mexico and the
Allied Powers, and the probability Of peaceful
soution Of the Mexican question.
The citizens Of New York have been startled
by confirmation Of the report that pcstma stor
TAYLOR, who has efficiently served in that do.
psriment "a Assistant Postmaster, for forty.
tareo years, has been replaced by ArRA,I
WANEMAS. Mr. TAYLoRs services to the do
plrtment, II ia TO DO hoped will still be 70
timed. In the Legislature, Mr.. R\,noSp he
made speech suloEi1ing Secretary SGSAUr
~ the first statesman Of the age.
Emancipation Meeting Mt Cooper Insatut u
la oar City News columns will bs observe
call for mass meeting a, C)opsr Institute
this evening, nomiuauy "to sustain the Ma
tonAl Government in the most energetic exe
else Of all the rights and powers Of war b
really 10 exert all the pressure Of which Il
agitators in Washington ami this city are cap
bic, for an interference with tho rights qua
anteed TO the South by the Constitution, a
which cInr OF now be intciiorsd with, exec
ia the military di erection OF prssid,n, LrScoL
n Commander in Clief Of the armies Of I'll
tBhited S1Ates.
We have tesn Invited 10 all our attention
this meeting, and to express oar opinion upr
The cause which it is destined 10 advance. Tn
opinion has been too often expresael, and
hcuIdness too often ma apparent, TO DO a T.
vslty TO our reader, or TO the very TO ,poctlbl
but very Misguided gent emen, corrected wi
tie movement Lie other bubble- rf the da
iii demonstration will pass aside and DO forS,
ten. while the policy Of plain alhsr,nc, to t
provisions Of the Constitution, sni ro'ou
Withdrawal from all legislation not made rec
Eiry BY existing EVENT., will max out pat
Isfs and easy tor our National progress, fro
this time TO the erd Of tho sar.
But should the meeting aTlr! all AID con-
Tort TO the emancipai1r uiyosa,s,, ia ari o.
Ct Congress and 90 Likely u we.tA in ~. Tor
councils, or to dscoucsri IL, Pr,sile in I
judicious conservative Policy which he
adopted, snd undevia'inRly p.'sa,l from t
commencement Of the way !! all then ba I
duty Of all good and loyal ci:i13us Of Now y
TO arise in their miglt-as they assureily "
and by overwhelming numbers, ia weig
Tespoctability, and influence distinctly to
clare the sentiments of the Empire City in "a,
Octho present ju1icious course OF the Admin
trAtion, AID Of the Ignoring by Congress Of
UnneceessIy causes Of agitation.