New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-26
. Herald has done, to wit;



Any attempt on the part Of the incoming Administration
to carry out the coercion theory H meet nth less ,e
9nce m ne than in the Ssvehoding states
It ia ud putsbe that the Interests Of the socsled Border
States viii compel them become part Of the Southern
Republic out It will be equally for tie bench, OF the Central
Stees, neudHg heir York 10 rae tyy heBssrs vih hey
Southern Sscedsag brethren"
Fyor, The ~ " Hc,ole. March IT, 1861.
Nov by the unanimous ado tion Of the Constitution
By the Southern Conges the President. the Secretary Of
State end he Republican party kno" ehai he Soh udst'
and there Is nothing made her demands and
nothing les will satisfy the Southern States the best
for the Roder States aud all other States North and South
a IL s7''O' to ADOPT TINS S''A''As' ''
From The " Y Hereto, March 10. 1861.
Mr. lincoln and his advisers have at length opportunity
OF hrowior OF; the tsssaness GGesn' and suicide. inbe
eywhc have characterized the Of the pIesen.
secure IL corsc elton Of tie Union within limited period
The adoption by the onisoDeIy Congress OF Con u,ion
is equisen. 10 manifesto 10 ;he rect oil the country o. the
precise iLts o. the eoe OF TIL seeding State II may 10
regarded TIE ultnaa o. The south 10 the Norih aid :,
the nh nsis oou winch The former Will consent 10 negGe
with those wHosE IOhL THKI HAVE kkoEsrLr THROWN
From Ties j. Ls,aid March 90 1851
"Tl poist Of difference between The Constution
Of l.s9 AID hsi tiu.d ~ he toSse. Al houfomeIy IL
mi tie X'o'oh' he later are rot a" "p'0e"e"f seon
tisJ0r'acf'
ts r-Iecisy necessary tia. The Conservative Of
Lir o - Horrp IsKf 1HE LEAD In iudoIus lAs Con
sl WAich the Confederate States Of the South have
sdoP'd nd 'gavgHg their TAi@Sne" TO e'at''e IN p''
saHe'
g. sud Ne ouly way Northern share and b.
s5'e- J'G ~" IS oy Gaotny The EeV Constitution"
From The y. y. Herald Dee. Ii, 1861.
II the fsctiogs Abolition leaders do speedily draw IN
lieu tiey fla in Con Mcclellan such Tartar
,ae Ions rariDen, found Ia Cromwell and the Cound o.
Five Hund-ed found ia Napoleon borspse. Nor will he
feor orcsu nt.reEeBe have much weight with brave
and pruorn; General at the head Of Of bs0Cc
sAOse Numbers cen Espidly be swelledto u nJhon"
From The ~ i. HeYcld, DEE. q. 1851.
The Government 70 Wssli g0n would strengthen itss
lore devel the Union sentiment Of the South moge, and
iuAirt tfTib- blow upon tile Southern rebellion b.
,,nsin- on. the Northern Abolition Irbton than 4 Met e
aa won great battle n fgq2i Of Washington sehea
Richmond and e'e ty on ;ae So1ihern ,esboe5
fe- the hands Of the Frde.sl army. When siv
hiote OCT in England, In the reign Of Charles aud
Roysisis end r. pCocans conteudrd FOR tie
but nan who Thoroughly Understood the situation
sLd hG spG able enough upon his p.cl9 know
edge-ord tLs; was Oliver C.oilNeli TIE levcr.s
Cfousve found II necessary to squech were but
types OF the rscicsl Republican. Of he pTesent day
From IAeN !. Ht,aid, De-. g. 1871.
There is Southern rebellion. sd there - Soi hem
Tc,4lo,-both alike criminal both equally opPOed tue
Union tie Constitution a1d tn l-wA"
After this, we fink The Herad had
better be very quiet about accusing the Abo'
ltionists, or The Black Republicans, or any
body, OF helping JEFF. Davis. Has it forgotten
the recent fate Of its ablest writer Has it
forgotten Ives