The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-25

Ths TyInrSr again brings forward its pans-
csa of negro emancipation "a means Tor |
,n,edv terminal ion VI tho war; and vindica'es
,ho radical republicans who have planted them
ss,yss on tho abolition platform. II imagnes
that the mere paper odict Of President Llneoih
freeing the llavcs will reach further than Cen
Phelps Ship leland proclamation, and Is as III
different 10 the Ways and Means az Thai stew
ems himIelf. II saws
We arc utterly opposed to the G'verment un-
1or,aLinp Ia suisist tho freedmen any turthsr
than IL may need aud hire their sorIlces anu W
/ coldling them In any way. Give lh9m hpeitI
/ and lot them know that they mus honV1,J't W
look out for themselves, with no other alu .nau
such as voluntary charity may see III 10 'A'onH
The Port Royal correspondent of the TIMES
was the bearer of his own dispatches on board
the Atlantic. Gen. Sherman, it appears ram
oied from the correspondents letters 10 Tue
TINES, descriptive Of the enlargement AZ ior'
ROYAL Ferry, that more credit was given to
G.n Steyeus than hns,ll for the management
q, ,bs, affair. An in eryiew took place be-
,ro,p the correspondent and tho General
which was conducted By tho lator win moro
temper than discretion, and Of the result, alter
an interval Of several Jays, we quote
About daylight wa, awakened by the iiou,
enant Of the Provost Marshal rs Rhatd, VINO '"'0
me thst he was ordered 10 nko me on board o.
,he Atlantic. vi h my baggage. inquired lh'
reason, and he an1wOrod that no wa ho' III
! rtmcd. then desired To connuhltai' !? my
! nionds be ore leaving bu, that was poitiNoi'
o against tha order the Ieutshan., WIN ~
I that Mai Beard would soc me before the Sloane
I star,ed and giyo me an eSpl lination. was i'm
Insdiat, " marched down TO the wharf amos
literally TAT the point Of the olyohet' ah'
! taken on board the vessel. did not SEQ h1t''
until about an hour before the steamer ue
q narture. when | asked him in what mar
a per Ind offended. lIs eaii, "iou are son
away utder a general order, directing mo al
Tsst of psrsons no have spoken dl7respec'tuu
70 of the Commanding General, IN p iesenCe OF 80
W diers" | denied having done 80, ana INQUIRE
who was my Gccuser, at when Bstt' sn' -
et his shoulisr and passed on. Sab''q lohly,,
Criopd laid my case before Coz. Shorm an and
learned that had boon arroscd without a
ia kToSledge, but he refused 10 Interfere IN u
matter and thereby assumed the rospohsiohl'
al his tuborGiuates act, IheUJJrc upJl n
d. S',,r;G, ofIa unscrupuLous man, uHeisr he iasr
~ yaJle usigs If military iU0, rus Jprced 70 Ia
iiS ,,s ,nbeyS n 2uty ciihoW opportunity for {
,H,ndiiJn or h fence. From the character ol I
- relations which kavs existed between nlne'
OF Sherman and myself, he must have knoTn NJ
ie- n INV absence from his command we're doSlr'
RI, nothing more would have been necessary IN
"a sending me note 20 that ehecI'
To- The woRLp exposes tho fsl'acy of tho j,
,as ~, that emancipation would cut of the rebel sour
w. Of supply, and arsu,' that it would only C.
DR.. plicsto existing dificultas and give rise to n
I'u ones.
e. The JoursAL or COMMERCE replies to 50
3 Of the arguments " 'ho extremists on the sl
70 question, and cxPose' The un'ons'itu'ion u'''
led mos, of the cond.cation 'ebemes' 1t saysi
In short until the due process Of law
igs- been had, which is neco'-ry 20 tns eonnsea
Sis ,iobts In them, and i he die dnring the tt
IN. ar ' in the act Of lobell on, his heirs take
mar slave uuder tho very cate guard Of the Cor