The New York herald., 1862-09-07
design, the price Of gold has again gone down
The gold market Ia still. therefore, "excellent
evidence that ali is well"

HURRY Forward THE REcRuns.-H will be
seen, by our telegraphie news this morning,
that two or three Massachusetts regiments
and two regiments from Vermont are en-
route for the war. The One Hundred and
Twenty eighth regiment from this State was
in this city yesterday, and the One Hundred
and Sixteenth has started from Buffalo. The
One Hundred and Thirty-ifth left this city yes
terday. All this Is good as fas Is 1t goes,
but the exigency of the moment calls for still
greater activity on the part Of the Governors of
the loyal States. Now is the time for work, and
our Governors should not wait until they have
full regiments, but send the men on without
delay. If the tin cups are not ready send them
on without tho tin cups. Men are wanted, and
II regiment 10 not ready forward battalion,
. company, or even . squad. There Is every
thing in Washington that the volunteers will
need on the field Of battle, including blankets
guns and tin cups. The Governors Of tho
loyal States have Il within their power b fur
nish men enough to overwhelm the rsbsl A.
mics II they will ealy discard tschnicalities, and
not stop st tribes or be controlled by personal
and political considerations There are numsr-
ous skeleton regiments and companies In this
city; let them be forwarded without waiting for
them to be nlied up. They are needed in the
old regiments, and can thus render to their
country important service. The national ad-
ministration is looking to the State officials for
q prompt despatch Of every recruit viii their
response be in accordance to the emergencies
of the occasion? Onward!
THE "NATIoNAL WAR COMMITTEES" OF New
YoRK.-A self-constituted committee in this
city had the impudence to 60 to three or four
Governors Of New England, in the name OF the
people of New York. to induce those officials to
cooperate tith them in raising $4,000 men, to
be led by John c. Fremont--if with the consent
of the federal government, we'll; but if not, then
by the consent of the States, despite the federal
government. This amounts to little short Of
reasonable proposition to set up the as-
thority of the States as paramount to the fe-
deral authority. II is the very essence of the
Southern rebellion. The idea of raising troops
for this war, not only without the consent Of
the government, but in defiance Of it, and plac
ing SuCu tEOUpS. uuucI COuAu0uu VI - 6CuCAoi
who has twice mutinied against the authority OF
his superiors, and has lately been removed
from command for disobedience of orders and
the issuing Of fanatical Procamations, well
known to be in antagonism to the policy of
the Chief Magistrate Of the republic and Com
mander-in-Chicf of the army, is palpably in
cipient treason, and ought to be looked after In
time by the Advocate General. The speeches
of the Governors in reply to the "Nationsl War
Committee are highly patriotic. But the ac-
ton Of the committee 10 full Of the grayest sus-
picion, and sharp eye ought to be kept upon
the movements Of all such Jacobin committees,
which, If not checked 10 time, would inaugurate
the confusion, Anarchy ana bloody sc5hes which
characterized the excesses of the French Revo-
luton. Let treason be nipped in the bud.