The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-26
.lls~,. and DISCUS, N. Nation vtshou, attaching

s,ksats and disgust shs Nation without attaching
~ much helping The traitors.
| TIE Herald. The intsilisence from Europe fore
shadows the Intention Of the Emperor 81 the French
IN cooperation with England, - interposs by On
armed Intervention In the American war, In order
y put stop T. IL and " enforce peace the BASH
separation between the North and the South.
but the United State will know how " deal with
| these Powers should they attempt ~ interfere In
| her domestic concerns. We will soon have an army
| ~ hree-lusrters OF million Of men disengased
after the suppression % the rebellion, and feet Of
| iron-clad vessels which will sweep the combined
nAyles Of France, England and Spain from the face
| - Tie ocean nor viii we ever lay down our arms
tii We WIPE out every vcstge .! foreign sway in the
New World.
We prcscns tho following conflicting views Of
the new National movement inauguratod in this
city;
IN, Journal ~ Como,,res. The call tfor The
Inion meeting At Cooper Iastitutel has already
been signed by an immense number Of citizens. u
all asses and professions. The prospect Of meet
Ing In council for the benefit Of the country ei.otr
fees tho hearts Of New Workers., whose devotion 70
the Constitution and the Uni n needs no praise.
There Is not Ia III. United States = city more 10y al
than this In spite of these facts II Ia well known
saying 81 tie radical men. that New York il not .
loyal city. The ground Of tie charge IL solely thst
New York Ia not an sbotipnist city. Certainly she
Ia not ~ there IL any one doctrine against which
the public sentiment Of New York Ia fully and over.
whelninsly united, Il is sboli,ionsm. II is vain 10
contend against this fact Negro equality defend.
er- hni no favor here. Plans ~ Interference with
states IN the Management Of their own Affairs find
~ support In New York
tn" Irlnclpsl public meetings, Tor political pur-
roscs, lately held, have teen conducted by thee
gentlemen whom Mr. Iincons cabinet officer felt
compelled H. pronounce " aidsrs and abettors OF
thu lnhderates." The Emancir alton League, do
voted TO to work . issolying tie Union, and tear
ing out even stripes a. well stars from the Tag.
made dcmonstrst on In the city, with senator
Lane, Of kan,ae. Al their head, but On subsequent
occasion broke Own ior want u 10Th speakers aud
hearers.
But tic meeting now called IL T. eIpross the
voice ~ New YORK, wo trust the voice - the ma
ton. NJ patricia man can end word In III, call
o'yect TO. or course the radical papers sttack H.
Ihcy Will attack any mo,tins which IA hot syowed-
ly disunionisi They will apriaud any meeting
which proposes ~ dissolve the Union flr tie pir-
even conditiun- Union,st-. ani now proclaim their
,I.n hostility ~ the Union. But IN ths call, all
men Il NIL lartcs eau JON. Republicans will lie
there, DemIcrata will lie uore, Constitutional
Union men viii e there
The W0ld-A handful OF New York macon.
tntt led ~ two public journals, one Of which WAS
indicted lat y vomb.r by tie grand Jury Tor seii-
uous language, NIL thc other q which las BEEN
and still -, nntofious'y the champion Of slavery
aud alo'oss. Of secession, has Issued call ~ q
public meeting.
We style the authors u us movement, NALcoS-
rrNIs, luth ON positive AMI On negative grounds
Nc.'tyoy thcir call carefully avoids ali de. ARA
strat %. f'sti''Iy, 4 Involves a cotniu.u'l -
4 - which caLnNt be pledged y ithout gripping tie
power ui IL federal government over trsss,n.
The call appeals T. t.psc oppo'e'l 1 ne :ur,her
agitation 81 tie negro queHtiuu, and n favor ~ tc
Union as Il Wa, hud the Constitution ~ II ~ Tie
mischief lea Ia is being A. cgrogi ously mist.mei
THIS war against rebellion could not be maintained
MA hour on the principle ~ that call. Tie lcir
pDU,r would drop ou tic instant. We ioit mean
the duty 81 NE President t. cuflrcc tho laws, Tor
,hai, under tho c.nH,lt.t.on. be la ~ m g. Do;
hut We mean Ne Representations military
ioSefH which the ,Niscuciea ~ TIE tme- have ia.
pps'd .ui which every cpusttuuoua government
under heaven las been, "a cStr.n. occasions,
obliged t'tos'itt IA order y save tsolf from de
stfu ton.
Thee gentry must have, t'o, the Union as u s1s.
The Union a. u irds deugn'i 10 BE- ~ its JOunf,rs,
would not content them. They yehrn for that res
turei order OF things wherein slavery shall Asain
control out judicial tribunals shall again lord 10
uver our national couucils shall again make the
executive nero lackcy u do ia bidding. They
must have, withal. no more agitation Of the negro
question l, is pitch Of fatuity beyond anything
ever hea-l of. Talk II laying the negro quc',on
while The rebellion ragosl A well talk 81 staying
the pillows II old ocean while Boreas and Eolus run
mad rot.
A Winchester, (vs.,) correspondent Of the
TRin NJ, June 10Th, gives the following ac-
count Of fremont's position
Ia my last, I Htated my apprehension Of an at
tack upon forces by jackson. who, II is report
ed. has been REINFORCED by about $4,000 men ;
but another nisht and day have passed In quie-
tlis throughout the valley Of the shenandoah. A
different turn las been TAKEN which will material
ly change the aspect Of affairs. Changes were ef-
ftt,d in the divlnion yesterday, which have no
hesitation In saying will be for She better. As you
nave already been informed, Fremont has fallen
back upon strasburg, In the neighborhood OF which
extensive fort hcations are being erected Sgsl Is
about nine miles Ia the rear Of Fremont, having
chosen position which he Ii fortifying Shields
has gone WI toward Fredericksburg, and this AZ
ternoon. Ranks, who arrived here yesterday even
ing. moved up the valley several miles hence.
You will perceive by this change that q strong
lase fr future operations has been established,
which was essentially necessary. Shields, proper.
Is belonging u McDbwels division of the army Of
the Shenandoah, fully two months ago ordered
| from Newmarket Frederick sburg The road
Ia horrible condition, and rain fell most 81 the
tmc-so that he was nearly nineteen days In ma
king the march u 100 milcs. Soon sftsr tho attack
upon Gen. Banks and his mssterly retreat, Gen.
Shields was ordered t. return again u the ShonRn-
| duah Valley; and now, ere his men have had time
to recover from their fatigue, other orders arrive
| for lin t. hasten - the Iuray Valley second
time. THIS Weakening Of tie forces her,abOut
made II necessary fur Gen. Fremont 10 fall back,
and. with Sigel establish aud iortiy base of ope
rations.
The Union troops now hold something Less than
| one-thri u the territory in this valley.
Referring to Gen. Blenkcr, against whose
| Brigade. for insuhor lination and rotous con-
duct, such serious charges have lately been
made, the y. Y. DEMOCRAT (German) COM
mcnts as follows;
Hw ~ Etc,tcrs Brildde we nerer did errect
| nuch Inpi I man w'h1H' moral north, icithoUt
ue i"irfi 90 represent rvs troIs before HIS sope
ri"rS, and 70 l,'p M ~ me troops! IN order,
cih some PERSONAL coHrdJe, anil little Knowledge
Of military tdcics, bm Outsife ~ this, mt the Gr1
| rbtue u 3uaiyy hml as Il Gcr,rh, irho BY his su-
p'rior' Is heartily despsci, being Spaniel dog 10
them and LHts tyrdt toN,ris his troops; rho, up
10 nor has only sustained hun,slJ by lying, s,cnd-
ting aHi m,iJtc such az ogIce rW demorali1e
| he best troops.
Emancipation In Missouri.
As regards the state OF feeling in Missouri,
the St. Louis DEMOCRAT says: