New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
which brings down the American eagle however
h;oh II NAV soar As witness the decision Of Judge

vb;cb brings down the American eagle, however
hioh il NAV soar tAs witness the decision OF Judge
ssayne here, the other day that treason Is ln'pos
sib in this var" enemy" in the Constitution
meaning foreign enemyD
But there is this advantage about Pngh-he comes
out with it. lie has been for some IN hmoo VIII
the sham Democracy here, though their abies
man. because Of his rasbness. Without being fuII
Puph is always oerAowing. You will remember
bis impulsive statement, before the war broke ont
that if Disunion took place, the plow-sbare wouio
run through the center Of Ohio-slong the great ma
tionsl road. The pow.share came, and it passei be
tween Pugh and Ohio
In the coucIave last night, Pughfrigl.ened the De-
mocracy more than ever.
But let me first inform the gentlemen OF the N.
Intervention can it beD Democratic League how
they were snubbed. He appealed 10 anybody in the
house to know if they knew what this New.fors
Constitution and Bylaws meant lie had read
them again and again, and could no. lind any mean
ing to them; lie only knew that composed OF vii
lannon's bad English. Tie Northwest desired no
constitutions from New.York; the Northwest
would dictate i.s own terms TO the Last.
So. gentlemen Of the New-York Intervention
ia i'm Democrats League, the Hou. Geo. +. says
Non tall au1is an insnuation that you are the fa't'
end of the party with whose assistance the West
can dispense.
| But. as / lave intnated tho Hon. George was
reiousy outspoken last night; and among other
things gave us the following uterauces:
The Democrats have freely voted and money to sup
port t, cover nert ia hi, aad The sa0n rhy thsy
bors ggpgried he Gore,n nat they nslHf u hdre .,
n th,iT haHd, ,c,ih the next hdmrHiiration" In ny
opinion hi. Government viii be In tho ha1di OF the
and then ard net till then would the old rag
will s hrty -four stars, represent perfect Union
As the immaculate Squeers would say, " Here 8
riclnes.w The Democracy does not regard tue
Union as bona fde thing now that it is not in the
hands Of the Democracy. IL, however supports
the Government so long there is lingering hope
that it may come into their hands again.
"Centlemen," said Jacobin in Paris, " the
aristo,raey is afraid we rha njure their property
we shall on the contrary, guard their property with
the utmost care, knowing well that it will soon be
onr own =
But when the Jacobn fnds that the property is
not coming to him--see the sword and the torch
On tie whole, the Democracy just now will bear
a GOOD deal of close watching. Garrett Davis .
threatening of resistance to United States laws, in
the Senate, has given the keynote; aud all the
echoes of il which We have heard in the Late Demo-
cratic meetings here and in Kentucky, amount to
this That this nation isto be browbeaten, menaced
and Lefooled between this aud the next Presden-
tial election; and that if II shall be then proved that
10 man can be elected who will biud this Govern
men, as dead Hector TO the chsrot-wheels OF
Slavery, they rhe Democrats will go for Disunion
a man cannot have two hearts, says the X oran;
does any man doubt where the hearts Of there men
are. as between jeff Davis aud this Administration
These men will make great cry about the Union
but lie people have already learned that ali that gilt
ters Is lot gold, aud that vat! deal Of it is pew
or, shall we write il, pugbter.