New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
UsURPATION THREATENED.

march to maintain the integrity Of the Repub-
lie are prominently bone of the bone and
flesh of the flesh Of the American People.
One Million soldiers are to-day gathered
around the Union standards, of whom nlne'
tenths are natives of the country while three
fourths of the whole number are graduates OF
her Common Schools. The votes cast BY the
Pennsylvania regiments last October and by
those of Illinois in June last Indicate that
large majority of the whole number are Re-
pubicans. But, whether Republicans or Dem
ocrats, all are patriots, who have torn them
selves from the endearments of home and
fresde and have volunteered to brave every
priyation and peril in defense Of Constitutional
Liberty. Whoever shall presume that they
can be nodded to the ends of usurpation and
military despotism will be likely to mourn his
error to the close of his life.
Yet for full year past The Nsp YORK.
Herald has been boldly threatening at inter
walls the subyersion of the constituted authori-
ties of the Nation by Military conspiracy cul-
minating in dictatorship. Before Congress
met last December, and when it had done
nothing that Pfo.Slayery conservatism could
complain Of that journal had repeatedly
threatened that Gen. Mcclellan would disPerse
il with the bayone., after the fashion OF Crom-
well and Bonaparte-that il should only egis-
late according to the Prc-Savery programme
under penalty of overthrow and extinction
Aud the journal which thus threatens us with
the subyersi0n of constitutional freedom and
the establishment Of military despotlsm on
its ruins, is a prime fsyor.e with many
leading officers in the Army OF the Potomac.
who Systematically impede and obstruct The
circulation of It's Republican rivals, but es-
pecially that Of TIIE TRIBUNE.
While the soldiers Of the Republic are thus
substantially precluded from reading journals
calculated TO keep alive and strengthen their
Republican convictions, they are systematically
dosed with the most atroci0us aud mischleyous
caumnies through the Pro-Slayery organs
That "the RADICAL" in Congress, in the Cab
met, in the Press, persisiently opposed and
prevented the sending of re-enforcements Ia
Gen. Mcclellan when he was before Richmond,
is daily reiterated, in spite OF the most conclu-
siye demonstrations OF its fAlsehood. The
iterations are studiously disseminated among
the soldiers; the reiutatons are kept from
their sight so far as possible. Secretary Stan
ton was especially, vehemently denounced a.
having withheld Gen. McDowels corps from
reinforcing Mcclellan, when, in fact, Mr..
Stanton had expressly ordered such re-enlorce-
ment; but the President, seeing that this would
expose Washington 10 easy capture by Rebel
DASH counternaDdcd. Yet for weeks The
HerGM and It's echoes clamorcd 70. the di,mis-
sal of Mr.. Stanton because Of his alleged reiu.
sal to REINFORCE Mcclellan To this day, it
is probable that majority OF the rank aud
file of our Armies IN Virginia and Mary land
believe that Secretary Stanton, or some one
else who can be COMPOUNDED with the Radicals.
prevented the march OF Mcdowell to rc-enforce
Gen. Mcclellan, in spite OF the Presidents ex-
press contradiction OF the SANDER at the Wash
ing on War Meeting
hree days since. The H,raid in a leading
article, urged Gen. Mcclellan ~ dictate BIS his
bay onets dismissal Of the present Cabinet,
and its replacement by ore Of strong " con.
seryatiye" tendencies-in short, one that would
nulfy the Confscation-E Emancipation Act
And this monstrous Indictment to usurpaton
importing that the Cabinet had intrigued and
conspired to prevent the reinforcement Of the
Army before Richmond The intent to mis-
lead and pervert the soldiers composing that
Army is most apparent.
Yesterday, The Herald resumes its diabolical
work, by foreshadowng a conspiracy between
tho chiefs of the Union and the Rebel armies
to subyert tho Republic and establish Pro.
Slavery Military despOtism on its ruins. This
demonstration is so important, not as fore.
shadowing what is to be, but as disclosing
what the conspirators who direct the course of
Tie Herald would have, that We reproduce it
perbatim-as follows:
THE REBELS GETTING TIRED OF THE REBELLION
NEW REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMME.
WAsuSGTOS, Sept, II, 1862
There have been frequent indications Of late that the Rebel
leaders heartily tined OF their attempt to organize indie
pendent Conederscy They well convinced that. under
e1i.hg circun stsnce there h little hope Of obtaining
Powers They also that their exhausted
their whole available military force brought into the field,
and that single defeat at this Of their game would
bring upon them Tetheysble ruin aud disgrace.
From several source. has besn niim,ied that they
anxious 10 abandon The iHdrpfndnf HdfDHGy pro1Gmms
aud 10 proclaim hsmseiro me yiesdi Of The Union and The
ConaioH 1t was reported few dsJs ago that tho Rebel
under Sionew all Jackson upon touching the soil Of Ma
yland laid aside the Sa and Bars and raised the Stars and
s,pes aud announced that they coming 10 restore he
old Union and TO maintain the old Constitution
gentleman, who 10 reported to entertain Secession procvi
ties who las recently bern prisoner the other the
line seaks of conversation with officer Of the Iiebe
army whc he conhdeDtiAiy Informed that puT
pose Of the invasion Of Maryland raise the old STAR
and Stripes and to call the people both the North and
rha L..