The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08

.suse Of It's arising OF the radical feuds ana
divisions among the people OF the Nor thefn
no city Of New YORK was with The south snd
,eis IN the event OF war 70 MAINTAIN tue llrn .na
such war would be rega ded as wat o. .hs =
sts q New Eng upon the rights o. tne south, anu
that the Northw would be on our side thas er aao
vas with ~ and Of course implied IN INC asser-
lion she would desert her governments " iohow ner
rade that the amount Of hss ,anc ",.n " ,nass
measure q her PATRIOTISM but bare recital o. THESE
sufficient eoLtraactohot elt Haln
The city New York al no las furnished mre LoS ~
aroIna has furnished to destroy 1t. And the heaviest
blows upon base attempts TO ruin the country nave
n the great Northwest. There have been
40 divisions in tho loyal states weakening
her people been so nearly unanimous in anything
hey have been and now In the vigorous
81 this or tbs suppress o tho Rebellion, and The
amy OF mora than hal million OF mon could be
doubled in loss than ninsty days. were necessary %
Insure tneir success YEA
iay that the Northern people were cowards-that they
would not ght--that one Southern could whip Ave
hem-shat the better class among them were opposed
the and would not ensl in it--that 'snone but
teachsr soldiers who salstsd to on their rations
man--fellows who do not know the brecon or .
mgskei rom is muzzie and had rather hch banker
caief than Tight an enemy Ia manly, open combat, J"
weud be 70 nd In the tlion armyhat IN the event or
war, the North WAS ut prcpared-that the south Was
tat her secession ordinances our notes OK prepara
tlou-lhst we had an army Of one hundred thousand
well armed an cq ipped, and ready to seize upon
"
daEy, at the biddiag q Jsie:sen Davis.
AZ a complete reiuation Of AL this vain ana loolnn
sn We nay sum ,lsr 70 NoTaS r. erx For,
D3uelsor Roanoke Isl md Tea Ridge Mill spring isAno
~. 10. New Orleans ana Grinth with tho other strong
that have bcen taken by the federal fofcse And
81 OF tbs Atlantic and Gf coast and the Mississippi
r,vsr. And The aurhoriti,s of the government now
Aeld occupy and possess the forts and arsenas and
and other pGb,s property o. the United States, with
only few unimportaut exceptions
4 II said that the government bad neither money
aul1 unfl Ar oN.f
aud this declaration Was pub shsd and re-
5ished daily in own newspapers and In the Euro
the best hopes II tie country. Tie idea OF raising and
ipping one hurdr thousand mn for the rational
def cc annual ost OF seventy Ave hundred
M mons ~ collars sccned at ridiculous and alb
sl'i; AMI evan such an army should be raise and
equipped boaslngly asserted that the .'chances
were Atty 10 one that this grana army would be de-
sroyei AID is property cap;u ed by the The
Con erate Statesn That another like army inv lvrg
ike axpense and de- tined for the same saIs, would
have to be raised and this the government Gould NOT
d. Its credit being doisuy below par and growing
woLse every day
March 1851 the cie4it OF the government was below
pas-htt Il had 50 pay twelve per cent for nsy, and
II win be remembered that had been in the hands OF
punderers for the preceding four ycarsof men who,
although sworn to support The constitution Of the Uased
States had directed and levvtsd their whole energies 70
its destructon and It matter Of uTprsc that
credit had become ed when its property had
been placed beyond its reach and in the hands Of its
enemi,s. and us own sw supporters In it's
household, were it's bitterest enemies.
Blu. uota hstai ding A. the disadvantages that
twelve months towards hs restoration Of its
credit and the deys opmeht OF its and power
!. has rsisea saaippsa and sen. ostn INTO the sd an
provsed navy that may rcady De made equal to any
emergency tat may arise ont Of its domestic troubles
Europe and IL credit better and stands upon nrmer
and nurtDg basis THAI at any other period
history Ii can borrow all ina monsy 4 may wish at
nat thaus 6vA aaut n hall xsrd
70 be eassr fer u to- bonox one hundred
millions M, at I've FER cent, than II was to
per cent lts credit Increased with the Increased magni
tude Of ha No nation has before encountered
20 formisaal. civil war = .ss mss q which i
successful termination of th y eDates,. History pre-.
seats no arallcl. And il hss accomplished all This
Il its own csizsns.
An cislzsu OF the United sta es can contemplate
picture aaa nDtfee pr nd of his giori country
not ca.ed H. III half OF its energy its mighty power
u has given tho natoss warning Of what is in the
future and they not bnd 70 tho signs Of
This rebellion sssms to have wakod up this nation TO
q its high mission. We had heard this
as growing assumptions and increasing strength. It
seemed 10 pa. aiyze the arm OF the nation 1t
had an insniaa.iy eatrely incomprehsnsbe It
dared TO become part and parcel OF the
very government whose chief end and aim Il
was TO destroy. Tie government powerlsss to
punish lnsolsncs Tho cry was sforcs must never
be preserve government med by the consent
tho soyesned' Bood can never be she'd 10 put down
rebellion in res ub'ican government lest you destroy
Ba tie sssauis on Fort Sumter aroused the nation 70
it cnsccasIess. dissolved tbs spell BY which it had
be DO ind and Infused into the governments life AID
vigor never before displayed.
s. You also told tia the object Of the govern
msu 10 the prosecution 81 me war was 70 subugsie our
officers highest IN nmand in tho armies OF the South,
iblished in general osdrs or procamaons, that
the forces VI the Inted states had inscribed upon
thsir bszuty aud booty indicative u their
purposes in engaging in tie war.
That these statements r. utterly untrue, you have
ourselves. From flty 70 soveity-hvo thousand
FED sra troops have passed through state ard you
have scon motto Of sbellty and bootyi upon any
word as SUB usaiian OF the south freedom 10 The
slaves Is Il utterly unirse that any such
tons have been made BY any division Of tho Cntcd
ates army by authority OF the government And the
reopls Of Re asessss ufder lasting obigations TO
che solii rs hat are In our midst and that have
passed str ur county, Tor their moderation and
gee lprbsaranc towards hostile po,lstion and
for the respect paid TO the rights OF all classes u
ctz
W. nave seen nothing in the conduct Of this war that
conflicts with the purposes Of the governments de-
eared by Congress in Aug 81 isst, by almot uDan
NOES vo.e- " That this Is wagsd in ing spi IL
Of oppression, - or any plsposs Of conquest or sae
g ition purpose Of oyerihrowing ntsrferirg with
sas rights Or = sbii.,sd. ,nstl,Eis.s q any
Of the coasiitution, AID 10 p.eserss tho Union
with all the aynry. equality and rights o.
tbs states mlairecs and that these
OBJECTS npis a The gns cease And
the Soutksrl nn ss.o8ers thorsrivss-NesBrs. Yam
csy Mann aai IL ami, the ct Or TO Lord Russell ~
the 18th OF August 1stI thft .lt from
Oh he savs would BE- rated { .. ecesssn took
place. Tho very party In lower AS rup se 70 guanl
slavery forever In the STATES n the south will but
the Cnion.n AMI this declaration Of these Com
m ssoasrs IL sustained by fact you will
Der, that Ia tho Il lo6l ConSr sssd BY two
thifds vote in each haEss proposed 10 the
ist the United States 10 be adopted by three
Ton tbs o. the State BY wc u VA provided that the
cons q ton should theSesfer BE- 10 nded
o. authorize CsDgrsss 70 interfere with slavery Ia
hs States. Hut, heir madness, the people OF the
nth treated these pryfositions with contempt,
wnsa. II toy bad adopted them, there would have
NAMED bit the one imnatsria issue Of slavery In the
territories. ta@
You were also assured tina. you would join tie
cont, coracy arms Of the best quality would be fur
nishsi yof--ihat the leaders themselves would head
the army nd cad y1a 20 victory and Independence OF
'.cie IN III last ditch Uner thcss assurances your
joined ths array 10 defend tho State-but having
been already sod % aivaDe the that had been
promise aud watch were never ia dthey were turned
over kl - many nssp 10 The market. to the Confede
ratio az at ia Dyre90u