New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23
FRO.1 B0sTCN.
from Our Own Correspondent

diminishing the patriotism OF the country that some
bold aid iurl iriug words from his own lips, or his
own zen. would not come amiss. We have plenty
OF appeals from Governors, Generals, Colonies, ora
tors. and ediors; bat only this cold, dull official
language from the President himself II IL hls re.
ply to tho letter of the Governors
FygcrrlyB MASsIoS July l. 1861
prTrvNgs: Fully coDcurng in the ~idoai o. the veV'
.,1r~..d 70 ~. 10 - patriotic by you in the CON
on of he .8n asy Iun-. have deci led to call
mt .siee sddiioIa ooe Of three hundred
men AID recommend tis' the troops should De
chi ay Of INF n,rv The out yonr State would be
rat hey be enrolled "hoHt delay 50 As 70 Srns
this urnrcosni, aod III rious civil sp edy ard sat
lsery co uson An order fixing the quotas OF the re-
| un.,r,u ADRIAN LINCOLN.
Tsis is al solutely all there is from tie President
of tie United States and Commander-n.Chief upon
WI ich to proceed in the matter Of enlistmenis. II
tie full extent of the disaster to Gen. Mcclellan q
army was known on the Isl day of Jnly, some ap-
peal. quite unlike this, ought to have been sent
forth u il was pot ANown, some new call, OF a
more simula'ipg character, ought to have been
ssoed 80 soon as the facts were sscer;aned. IL Is a
melancholy fact, airing iron the peculiar tempera-
q ei, of T. e President, some cunning, which goes
by the ran OF olicy, on the part Of some OF hs AL
vl..rr n = from the beginning of tie war we nave
not hrj any bling which rhe'orician would style
clarion voice" from the nan in whom we ell con-
fde as cur leader and Iilot. If the President sup
noses far England sod France and JEFF. Davis are
rornt Of the particulars OF tie late defeats or of
ue perIlous condition Of our army and DOR cause, ne
is. no doubt, greatly mistaken. No simu-
lated nouchalance can deceive either Of these
| Poeerr The people OF The United States
are no doubt deceived 10 great extent by men who
re Interested political aud persona reasons, III
iryin 10 make il appear that au army WHICH has
lsT $1,000 to 5000 Gen ~Itrln TX mon'hs is
stronger than ever, ard that Harrison's Landing
il nearer than Fair OaLs 10 the Cry o. Richmond;
and IT. proportion they are mlsed as 10 tbe iacts
| IL the national Cause injured, AID recruiting put
| ba kwart. the people are told by the stump
orators ia one breath that the country must nave
rei.norcemeufs a. once, and in the next that the
| President has visited McCellaDs camp and has
found everything all right, aud that the French
Princes, al A Provost PoT,er aud Gen. McCleilan's
ai .r-ir-l.w havs decided that the late operations
were very brilliant and succrssful. The people, rot
teirg foos lear tno-e donble voices, and conclude
t,af there is no immediate exigrncy which should
! ca them from lie fields md workshops where they
were e4Dii good wages aud accordingly recruiting
II slow. l. CID Ale wants men, let him call them
ont with no uncertain voice. The document which
have quoted II hardly stirring enough to maAe {.
Ipan 90 OF f his Lou.e in hard shower 70 see
" +. ii g matter u.
| TIE FuIen,l hall meeting, last Saturday, was
CONDUCTED ia an eniinenily proper manner. Inc
Li.sI,g witch Mayor ichtman got Tor his con-
ternlauous and contemplate allnflon 70 Congress
Was ne most proper thing OF all. IL IL said that
i, Homo, mfs 10 20 TO Congress II he can, IN the
ola.e Il Nj. kce lie had better not Try It, for be
esnroi ero and If he could, such men az he aud
| Ben. we'd, AID kerrgaD, and Nalabdigham are
| "A rly L. lie in wurre odor another year than they
IRE row To return to tie meeiitg: EX-''overnor
tartntr WAS ANNOUNCE ed ~ one 81 tie sneaSerr'
IN ibtorttC tint "a wa luvi'ei ~ the Mayor out
/ ,l., 4 C.gl'a,;ou Of IrisiWen IN Ouned Nightman
tn.t lis * rxceen,y would not lie allowed 10
freaE ard 70 the IIyiiGiion was withdraWn.
90 o. c.ii Gardner man. but Il seems 10 me
H. D. il Wan rather ~, ibgnded thing Oh the part
4 orr Criuc irendf. l. has come excuse perhaps,
IN tEc iaet that Col. Cuss OF the hghlug "tI rcgl-
, ner', y t. ti.d OF tie day the meeting was leid,
/ ,vq, ia 81 attain Of one OF tie companies Dis
hari.d by CIV. Gardner IN the exerclse ~ NE
kL1,g- Nothing prefoga ives. l do not thlas the
nt-.ug or the o. enlistment lost any thlng by
, Gar ae,'n Il s,te-. The Hon. Charles q. Long
ur6e M exc.le-t speech. TIE Courier in the
81 lsr,u OF us rfo-Sl4yey fdnaicism, reGsea TO pup
81 II. End abus its author, otto ialy aud By cor
i,s onho enis Oue OF the latter intlmales thGt MI
LON X .ympaIlier have run away WIN nis )nas,
rebi. Sir. l. Il oiebse consisted IN saying ma.
>luy,rv ~. r. NJ and unchecked, wVnlt augment
tL. tela, hud irrucity Of the southern character,
20 pYrv,ousiy exhibited IN thu rebellion; IN s'yi'
ire Slavery ah "sccur;sd sysleu, ana S"Ne.
hold ~, "a perhd' Gus ana ierocioqs 1risoTas!
b,a, slly ia s.yii that II the alternative OF tpe
nf,t,,yutiuu OF tie UhIOm or OF slavery he pres
spted Slavery NUT lie a. once cXterninhte", cost
what il NAY. lou Will, Of course, readily see tne
cause o. lie COHrifrS disgust ana aarhi' slr'
b lotiuy is tetkoued ole OF our most cOhserN"'iVe
mel, aud I'll, h violent Language from Inn was NOT
.,,r ly eXtect.a Iie speech VIII 20 Tar To o0rji-
iersci Il ~ -ood influence OF Mr.. Curtiss orahoH'
foi ~ sItak tie unhappy uoth, Mr.. iorihg III i,o1
oulv a uuch better lawyer bnt muct more poPuar
man! ttsn SIR Quits. IL If very unfortunate max
the pocd cause OF Slavery-prrseVali)n shouid pe
,ubirred tu tiese dra ba.ds. cond rave told me
ui.l.agrrs OF tie meeting, II they bad asked me- tha,
Mr.. Lor,ng could not be trusted. way e.e"en
yesrr 70, he joined with Robert Rinoai, jr., in
de,ss dn III onias Sius o. G,OIaIs agaiusi one Pot
ter OF hat State, VINO cl lined Lin H. = fugitive
.lave Geo. /. Curtis rat as Commissioner, ana
| delivered SINS up. An! tb,rs In "a man you can
always tru.t Get him 10 deliver your oaions and
uah. yolr sleec e., thorgn, 10 be sure has nraory
IL not quite .qull 10 Mr.. Iveretts NJ. Phillips e.
Dou't trus' MIR. Lorirgl Remember the SINS case;
AID ientliber tiai
Uufsth IN .ngh, Is want Of faith in sl.'
! The sltverolders understand thir principle. Mr.
l W,Lleis carry syowai of Apu-S!ayery opinions,
ar Wa Birrn orposl'ioh 10 Texas, Mr.. Douglas r
cIVOl.icn 10 L.eopton Ntiaed All Tie servile ac.s
ID tluir iir'orY. When the old Union Is restored
and .I,lt and oom 9 and Mu.On conoe,cend TO come
10 " .rh BLiUn Hgidn Ia ao"gelialFs iorus, don
cx,,fiy Where they viii hud Northern MEL
.uCngn OF pere lily sound 0puIonF, 10 all the Offices
Il VIVA tte eA,ci ton O. sir. Quits and Alr Lunt,
turIiy Know ni u msn aho has no, come time or
Olhcs oAyr-sred ne sympathy WITH liberal prime.
ui,s iotgot tt- Rev. Dr. Adam :. he could MI
O. office % navy .arlen, but Pro-slivery Minhefs
are 80 ,caroe itai lie would have 10 follow out D..
nlk ipr ,ug .estiJn az 10 the barrel OF pork, aud
/ ask Ll,f:iib 'N.f the wholc Il e.
/ lie accent roeee,ines OF Congress. and the rdi-
cations ot NOS, Vigorous rollcy on the part ot the
pr,,iicuI, c.Inueusurat- with his sense of The
importance esd, aud ttiectual aeilon give great
s.ii .si4c'lon tee
! IT, ,a.snge Of the CouG,carion bill by such large
~. fities and The quick tubsideice OF the border
STATE polui .np, ought to raii ty The President that
he Iced lot tear Ia all the mower which he now
la, hsd re,iu TO tue ae.age OF the act. Every