New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

From Our Own Correspondent
Hon. JrsrIS

FROM BOSTON.
From Our Own Correspondent
Bosros, June 1 1861
The military events Of last week in this State
to confirm instead Of contrcDs Gov Andrews estimate
the temper the Massachusetts people In relation to the war
He has been beautifully spa,tersd with ProSsvey mud frou
Republican well Democratic nsw,pspers for telling Score
tary Stanton that people would DO more willing to night 10
Freedom than for Slavery But what are the ctsl b' ie
10 tn. Secretary was written IN reply to telegram asking 70
three additional regiments for long continued active Southern
.syic. In reply the Governor said tia, young mel
were peoceuped with other views but he thought the rsgi
eu, could b. raised in forty d'ys spite OF the reluctance
which wa, felt 10 enlist for the South to fight horde oil say
sse. without being permitted to the enea,s magzin
Slavery
Afew days aterward, requisi,ion csme-ssr what Fol
soldiers to 70 South to fight thess Rebel bbsrsns thei
own so and be vc,ustd BY their horrible modes OF war
fare Not ali but for mitsmen to defend tho City
The soldiers understoo1 that they were wsntes
for this purpose only and for the brief period three months
And So 400 of them to Boston on Monday Tues
day When they found however that they were liable to b
held the entire Summer and Fall. and perhaps Winter sub
ee,ed to precisely that hind o! service and peril which Gov
Andrew described and under the political r.ctiOn. against
which he protested they waited sgr 20 osf take the e
Governor, statement Is proved Individually viz tia,
ders feel this hind Of wsrsIes dfs on their pston
have already expressed doubts whsihsr In any event
the roads would swarm with volunteers"
There very general feeling here hat the bo'einmen'
would rive up ts ttsoy Of the possibility OF saving Nv.fS
and the Union together aud ccep tic service. Of million
able bsdsd 10y As waiting fof in'itsilon into oai
rsnIs Il would have need Of say Northern
e,,. The Y.nie. e. psotIo and .n-rprisilr bot h.
particularly food OF doing the hard worn OF tho wo'c
moreover politically, tier NOT much In love with
slavery .. 10 tiii Mr. s.sard. theory Of he war, de-
yslop-d in bi. letters 20 foreign the bs
possble be devised They do wsatouy 10 vo
constitutional sDAFaniies tlcre sny saeh bn, In
liable 10 destruction At bot little any .Ipsrse OF eon
scrups they do not the Of conducting the
There l. .olDsthss pe..bly In the oil
in ~hieh GoyeDment Involves sef 10 i'
slavery from destection or suicide p,sn man
would snpposs that arch traitor OF Enemy Of ID. eoun
Try should insi.i upon ins mself should no, inter
f.r except perhaps for the purpose Of eIscuuns judgment
upon lin IN public and sIeiaplly way slavy the arch
traitor sod Rebr-th. only traitor and R.bel-he universal
Itself down and ptP.ri TO p,syesi the f..l pia1se
OF made to bI.t the IA. snd nurse %. P.ti.n,
into ' s.s .Ssl s p.you AS
E '%9 n , the a q. eSa Of
being in them will remain subject to eIaey The came
hall succeed or whether i shall fail" That Is TO cay
will Slavery uness events and tho people are stronger
than snn Probably the Secretary has BY his time die
Amons The diemms, in which Mr.. sewsd has
bibitsd in korh Carolina hope Governor stan y,
who poh blied and shu up school Tor the education
Of negroes the ground " contrary 70 tue law tbe
state educate negroes has suhcirnt sense o. honor
TO appreciate ID. own Po'iiiou Cnder the Coi''tn'
ton and Laws Of North Carolina " thsy are IN isos one
M C.sk Governor Of hai sa.e, s"a pr I.ehy - snp3
sn nteIoper ps'endsr p.uIpei, .oetnss worse " 4,
sancho PAnzs or GOV Do'r tegaa % De iaia 70 Nonh
Carohns Jaw, ite'iuent io",h nns ui a. -
xcvous wrong sending this Governor 10 TIE Od Noh
State Of which he no. even voter OF ~ mh.o'sa'
and he ought 10 seno Gown inihtateS suu itos y
the way nthe President 'tcrio shtous no oouo, ne
is rid Of slavery by the voluntary process. suggested IN
h Hessssc, Gov sanJ has opened tic Nay very .A'sIo
riy in othor words Lis appointment shows no" way
may be opened heir Is ny pan' ho,.h s,.x., ,.,,hn
Every state oy W. Legsa'ufe can sno'n oisyeiy WIN
its own boders Tho ~sy oSrt VIKING bets"'Hr - 70
send down Yankee seAa'e sd hoa,e o. ;
delegation Of radical Republicans from New-tngiAnd % al
the legislative sest .. ,siois s"ye1 70 'te ne
DstoIs eha, tns ~ "s ~ bs sa,,s and
say, OF Wendell rniHp'i9 tne rssu.Ds o. ne seh' an
VIM Loyd usiIson Ioi 'Pe-AeI o. VI. iouse ~ =.
cipation bill be forthwith passed ana tne wors 70 aops ~
legally and propen, GOV Stsni) hre' not os %
II President only does bn WoiS thoiopry VIC Ns''
will be OF NO account Inc "a" winch w eau
cson OF nestoes AZ ne~on,n "Ju'a 90 o., w. ~
send out end get eaoush III the
legsstiVs seat oi Letter { 10y % ~ -. ~ s,ov
s Sshiy, or Con Burnside
Every one OF ,heso tfoo.s,es u a. iefsi am ~ ~
a. the one by when We Aahnslsuon secs 70 ~ 49,
Csfolins and SsyeIy III the Union res ana lar noio
eaectna Andy Johpton ace. IL doing his WORK In en-
n..see by halves The S.ce.on OF Nashville right under
his nose. have beaten me onon, u al e.eion q o
while all the secos,iosi.t have recently met i.h
valuable testimony to TIE -iils Of the orion parry :.
by Henry A Wise TO Tue he'' D. Sae Ausn'' ~ - "
TINS city GOV Use ,i ,ox~ b.,. 4, bopd.y, In the
- Ihe de.cohosns VI A, ~ ,,ais v..i,s os r,opls In
Ubi 60 ota.e 1.s, ,nJ,ol.ar,oi cnyt,f,aa fs and
bodily oouio' "ou'sn a,, 49,. IA, ,b~,y ,,ofh,,
aefSai p0son' y,e'son, 800 ~, F~ro,r.ss Tnkkg
e,unny snsns, ~ ,.,,xx."
CONFINED WI - 80, ~ thu Continen, of
have nov ~ manu- 80, ~ "s,na, Me-. r,tiu Az 4.
o, 90 esh". y1 few Sop. viii be willing to .sy