The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23
THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MoRNING, JANY % 1857.
The City Pres.

heretofore comparatively unknown in political
life, to tho War Department prof that tho |
abilities # our public men are by no means equal |
u the >isoncies Of the times. | traces II"
mediocre talents and deficient publ, spirit o.
our PFC ninent politicians to the ecrruPhng tyS
TEN Of wAolttAls removals from off ., ms
adopted on a largo scale by General JAcKscS
Our con- emporary forgots that it Is laW d
vciuuiofs that they shouli develop, their own
heroes, ard that Mr.. SrAsroS's elevation iS an
illustration Ct tie rule. II /, necessary ds' thN
executive officers thould act through sgen's OF
their own s,lsotion, who will DO directly rospon'
abb, TO q ON for the efficient discharge OF theiF
iut!e, GoterL JACKSON found that the
rlsce.men were all in open hostility
/ 70 his great financial and political MEASURES,
| ati heuto their dscipi,a'ion was necessary
/ fJf tie success OF his plans. Toe real evil Goa
| ssts ~ to tact that every ninth rate man 10
| toe pl,riaeu. al ,hAir fton Van Bursn dOwn to
Is .chalsA. CONTINUED through mercenary mo
u,cs Or Io.ii.cI chicanefy, system that vas
Ntrp,,d is Old Hickory from spir OF public
A,ul t.5u whatever motives, hoEoyer, the
yh.l, s,s',m e removal from office ght havc
boon o.. ..ina cd, it has worked tho most diSas
tfuus ro.ulf., and tho WoRLp u only too cor.
r,,, ~. tho following -.f-tarcs -
4 d.,t,o,, ali iusinc,s OF thought by tho
liz, |. 4, ~ s.i io's If cxagt ing and over
.t,,pr ta,it.p rtancs C pjliticL is'ues; II
| uLts go ar, sl ttdrponronc5 aud m Anly eloVa'
ton a. CO. usc.tr ~ Making base sups rVioh'y
ttt,tir.. aua se i-h tfirkstcrs the c. idiu "a OF
p i,.rsl -u. ts.5; 1t tJtO,tlls all wSa torocb'
| 20 t.t-. .t,,,hlcg NirNB, III bounding thA hnu.
| s,p q. our public men by the next PreIidonthl
| olec on. |. h,- driven from puJltc life msn 0l
i, b coy .ci.s aIi hon 'rih.e IN tincts, 70 thN
the ue.t aplty OF the country ~ 70 longer 70
L, Uutl auutg our statesmen. II 'ucn u h
th,t al an era uig vita great events and gisin'
tic chut sl-, our pIbhe mon ard com pAStiNo
plguis'.
Tso JuruSNt. or COMMERCE in visw otthc
osi,,r,cs or 'he Ropaolc, counsob conideuce
n the mma1der.in-C hisl, a1d, above All,
.ros,ra' len II tho event of victory. l. tho war
.oas.s q 20 bc conducted on high constitutional
,-route, aud dcsoncraios into campaign iol
; punishment OF cor quest, then tho whole Sol'h
!. VII tccone as united as south CAROLINA, waos'
pe,ple, for the first time 10 civ izei warfare
- abandoned their homos on the approach OF a su
= n,fior force. and retired boy nj roach. W.
- must n, old duSins our southern brethren Il
' ls.ppr.uunii we dl not wi IA thsri to tonvor
s,o house ITO a i,rt, cNory e,rS'm into
.vret. Do position, sud pr.lous ,hc wa inter
D.. ..'r,,.,. loan lt', .iy ,J..nton D.ein; unity q
. a.,p So fJ- tho mp -5rt Of taa { lu,.tuHo1. on
D., e,u,,mpo.ary uoi.- the sisuiic'nt fat tha
- .io Ir,e,Io. ,tu organ OF Ga, Ap5llti,uist'
.r,r .'ial's ijs OH Ia G hostility to tn
,u.r la. Loial,d ano'h,r, irsr-ihei
- ala vi.l slayeowu.r. ad sers in II tn
.o,,.. .uu.on e. uc ia.itG win OF tho Il.
- publ'cWs.
A., Tho TniurNH DISCUSSES the financial Inei
los iio-s, hut advance, nothing new cr than tho ol
- idea Of winning gold with iron. lt eoun'o'',
r an aneliora'iyo, heavy taxing, Light steali1
% sni hard fighting.
y. Its Washington correspondent thinks wo hay
been considerably soli 10y exchanging 'jnSros
mau l,ly for oN Minister Faulkner whe, 1t a
A. pears, j., uor ac.iu; A guide aud director /
20 the rebel army iu Nirsipit. lie taysi
n3 Thity ,.art ago, when the state, Of Vireiui
2 Mtrlud. pal Ohio were engaged In wt'm dl
= putur uuu gallons cone r'I ng their upunll
y; lines, Mr llu.', thon Governor OF NirsIm
t appointed { \ Faulkner a. max. survey
'' ali that % rtrou % Virginia on the PutonW SC
of the lilue Ride, which.wls claimed by 10
50 Fairfax As bis giant from tho Crown. NJ
le- FaulFutr peraoi ally made one OF the most COZ
1.g rl,te surveys evo- kLoSn on thi.continont a.
Ike b,Carle thoroughly intimate with every no
and corcr of tha. entire portion oi virgin
- through which he snow leading the rebel arm
w His report is ioimldlbly minute and able.
Ie Tie HEaALp, through lack Of thought a
want of better subject, falls back on this cirC
lation question. and launches into some OF
" contemporaries. Is Muniorlsyille, KY, C
per. respondent, Ja.. IL, gives the following
Wy scrip,ion Of the position OF the Uhion forces
rant that date
and The grand army Of Gen. Buell. is dis'rilIh
IS olou., the line Of the Lou sville and y I-hvl
~ Railroad. lls We have Gen, M;Cpok )
in vision. numbering four iull brigldes, with
bej large supply OF artillery and enough OF clval
runs The division embraces several splendid re
-1-r' mC- ts which are from the states OF hcntlcl
- Ohio Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, nun
TO AID Pennsyly ania.
,rats Eight mile, north of this, a. b aeon Creek
24eG ton is Gen MI chells division, also contatn'
= four brigadea, several batteries, and a splcn
ct. cavalry regiment. Some Of his regiments h
AMI seen service in Western Nirginil, and OH
,NeSi In Eastern Kentucky. The troppi are tr
- Kentucky Ohio, llaIana, Illinois AMI Ml'c
pyV ain.
Nv Thirty one miles from Iouisyilc, the l.eh
.' on branch Of the railroad ,ltnts on % tho 81
y.r,, Ten miles out on this branch, Rt Nv II tv
lvav is Nelson's diyl,iou, equ 10 e'h,r Of the Ot
u.s two. II il within three days mach Of
100 point, to which it will no doubt be dire,
- whsn the forward movement ia ntentod.
Twsnty.ons miles fgom I1uisYl.ls ano.
branch shoots on running 10 Il rds.nwn. T.
General BUELL. has established hi4 camp OF
city stTuctiOn, and there another division Is bt
I'M formed. These four divisions, elcl compel
sore Ia operate separately, will no doubt com
- General liuell's grand column. lie has, besi
we a force in Eastern Kentucky, which will rcn
so " Is there, considerable force under Con. Ihon
''uI nov marching toward Els. Tennessee,
acci, which will continue in that direction, aud
pain ether force, uudor Critteucen, 10 the rigl
'oup, this position, which will move up as the csr
e GER column advances. Thus, IVA sopn as the
vision now organizing at BirdstoSn is
- pletcd, or even without it, ho can Iniruh
THE Tenn, see with grand column proJ.cte
,si,h bo'h Hlrks The indications here are thu.
Il sttG advance viii be male very -jOn mJsL Id
-ula . within ten caJe.
No - -
- New England Army Manufacturer
A c1rresponC ont Of the Boston CONNER
BuItriN furnishes some interesting par