New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

IN the Border Sta'es iirt. Let ~ drive Sltvery
son'hward TO the ia :, aud not inward toward the
MOUNTAINS, AZ We are BOW irving zoe ne W military
pohcy OF driving the Vngi.ia Rebels down into tie
se0, Instead ~ up nto ~ back conntIy. News
CONES today ia Gen. Ha lex il likely % re called
TO " islirgtOn rs Nl'i'ary adviser, Il not Conlnar
cel-in-Ciirf VII, q der No 3 being pretty .Hocs-
uslIy Abolished D. ent lr-isl,iion OF COnaqess,
aud the rspg srrii oi tne try not bei0g likely
10 tolerate aby more sucn ab-urdes Gen. Iallech
NAV do we'll enon b.
Bat inst now ruhlie cortifercc IL pretty strony 10
John Pope. TLe South Western csripaign was GER.
til uly not 20 cisastrus at Of the Peninsula hui
il can hardly De cal ed a Brilliant success. L. ID
very much To De qns iOBod II PrO-oiavery generals
boeever great their hbirI : ~ ganiZers, eirate
gists, and ii-h;eTs. wage TN. waI Of IDEAS
cessfnily. Heart il quite es essential as head 0;
baud il such a contest.
Looking over judge Thonas's pamphlet, entitled
a. few Suggestions upon tho Peifons' Liberty Law
aod Seces ION lrp clGl," published here IA ne
Winter OF 1861, Iiud in 't n cnrlhis toHlhca ion
Mr. Summers theory q! state snlclaei Us u u
called. Judge Tonss says:
Secession has ieyii nsaing II pgt smother nam
for rebellion or rev rioun E"her RIB on VI fevo tici
dep. u. nu he fuc isi re H be anything
hut process b. wfich s;s's M, soreFo ali he ives
Of tbe CUot leaving heE people ' liable &c oil Its "'s
Mr.. Summers resolutions, aud Judge iIarris's bill
which received the support Of the best lawyers 10
the Senate, and wnich will have 10 pass by and by
he rebellion is qre!led, are founded on this doctrine
which must of couTss have occurred 10 all men q
common sense, lawyers not. The little quasi
Republican writer who have he. n sure ing Nc flr
Sumner for Tia resolutions, and saying, POh ron
Oh, Mr.. Sumner ID mere theoris, an deoiogist;
not d practical nan at ALL jus, witness his absnrc
theory OF Sta'e snit dc, which nobody accepts arc
everybody laughs AT, you w!--tDese little
quasi-Repubrin writers vill begin TO think by auc
BY Je.haDs that they not tie wiscst men ID me
world. Very likely hey will accnse Nr. Sumner o.
stealing judge IEoniiis's patented thunder, before
tie year is orr.
Senator Wilson bss returned home, q little ont Of
healib. and reduced IN strength ana splrits: but
week Of Iest will make hio god as new. There
good deal Of sciiyiiy az he state House to-day
and infer thai 'rultog operations are somewha
swilter | hear Of two or three towns which have
raised tbeir quota. 4 Iarge meeting vas held %
the Common yesterday, aid anoiner will be held TO
day. Money snr lard .ofk will gradually brinf
out the number required, bni, without drnit y"
Government cannot expect them much before Win
ter.
Col. Powell r. Wymau's body hes been brought
bone, and is 70 have putie hurnl on Tuesday
next. The iurersl os tie gallant Cas- was an i'm
losing demonstration. Col. Pierce OF the 18th ha
get home, aud is WELL minus the loss VI his rign
arm.
Tickner e. Fields have recently published very
striking hook hy the Rev. w. ID. Conway, entitled
The GO,6en Hyur. Iis pF>stica wisdom IL set ioru
in mort giowi = a. d eloquent language, and Know
Of 10 boz. 20 r;hy ~ heilg STUDIED by PresIden
and Ie ole. Edwin Diorl er'Ot the Last ~ Ibeo
dore Wmlhrop's novels II published To dry. thini
Il !. equal 10 tie Cecil Dreene AID John Brent
On, cared spite Of war. which hes sileEeed TIM
brightest genius of the land