The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-03
THE NEW YORK Sun.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH :, 1862.
The New York City Pre.-.

The TIMks states that though the IlKRAtp vas
fulscms in its laudAtions Of Secretary SrNS-
roTs restriction on the publication Of war
news, yet il was the first 70 disobey the order
All inquiries whether the Government will pun
ish, as it threatened, this outrage Of disloyN
frosS. Il is the opinion Of cur contemporary that
tbs published correspondence Of Lord LroNs
proves that he has acted an honorable upright
at towsrds this country, in hi, representa- lions
re- pseting our affairs
A Western correspondent says
A heavy force will soon pas. up Tennessee
river, sad seiIe the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad At blorerce and DeoatuT-thus hold
he very heart OF tho rebol states-rolisying
the loyal men Of North Alapsma, and putting
the machinery in motion which will paclicts
the Southwest. In \ few months The 10y Al mon
Of the Southwest will hold their y .A's Conysu-
tious snd reotgAnizs tho state G1vsrcm,nts
Then they will be represented Ia G n ;rcss AMI
the Union bo slowly, but surely, reVuu-trIy 'od
In Tennessee this " III bo au ea1y matter.
believe. aud there i some eyiiont' ut it, shat
a majority OF the whole p,nple Of Tennessee are
for the Uuion, at heart When wa have n ish-
vile, ROCKVILLE and MomphiA !; will b5 easy
To hold a Convention in wtich all iho country
will be represented and tho state q Government
reorgNni,Sd.
In any event, our Generals will loSye no,h-
ing 90 uncertainty which can be avoided
The movemcnt Of troops in the west is on a
grand scale, and YOU eau hardly concsivc-
though You have aeon much in New York
with what energy and activity nov armies are
gathering for the Geld, from Ohio, ludiaua, II.
linois and Missouri. The reserves arc moving
forward. As the army advances through
another State, its zee will bo iillcd up, AMI
its communication maintained by new divi'
sions. As plics after place is taken in the
South, thsy will bs gArrisone1 and mlntlinoj,
till the whole Territory OF rebsllion is hslt and
crusAed--liko Sarf in tho hand, ci a giant
Such is the programme OF tho cam p,ign going
on, and DOUBT not il will DO carried out to the
least particular.
The HERALD states that tho difficulty Of
governing tho rebel states, when recovered
may 10 obviated by any Loyal state onicor or
military commander calling for an ologtion, ac-
corlng to the original order Of things before
secession.
The WoRIp thinks Senator Wilson resolu
tors that tho Government shall pay MARYLAND
and Delaware at tho rate Of $3.50 head for
emancipating their slaves, arc premature just
now, but that the time will soon como whom
the question may be considered.
The TRIBuNE suggests that Senator CarlilC
Cf Virginia, should be punished for his opposi.
tion 70 Summers unconstitutional scheme Of
dismemboring the Union, by allowing Western
Virginia to lapse undOr rebel rulo, and thus
sign him to obtcurity.
| Its Washington correspondent says
| 81 learn from good authority that II il on 70.
| nd ttat, during his brief command, Gen. Ere
mont outlined and suggested the whole plan Of
the seizure of Forts Heny, Donelson and Col
un bus, at a time wh,n tlftso forts were but par
'''liN occupied Tho glorious mortar lset Of the
M,sis ipp i.as started, or al least originated by
| Ger. Fremont.