The New York herald., 1862-01-10

generals th N Ent IL auytstbc 10 ''Cn.i item ou.''
The best and successful generals OF whom we
have any ace unt, from Cesar General TayLr have
always made POINT OF resting their men well immediate
ID before going into action Ii army rested twenty
hours before going into light, the chunces
they w MAINTAIN the action ten hours without any
symptom Of inchng Tagging unless excessive heat
other extraordinary The ply sical condition
soldiers on entering an engagement has much to
do with their moral deportent while IL il pending than
IS usually supposed. This Of knowledge has always
discovered by generals and scrupulousy
employed in planning ali thei' actions.
IN rcec, 10 this physiological faci hare alcdy had the
ddrondge g ne many "a IN progress OF 's ,cor We
stand the defensive. The enemy invade. They
make the assault aud tho fatgae and protraccd loss
encountered IN reaching lines make them prey
panic and morbid impulses The Bail run and Bethel
panics the only that have seized them Their
sampedcs from Prcstonsburg and from Cumberland Ford
were even remarkable than the others from the
that they ram ike the wicked, "when pur-
suei.'
and bcsct the invader OF soil the corrodng
demoralizng reflection that they have right invade
lay waste the South, murder its people and desolae
its honcstcas that they engaged wicket uuder-
taking, and sustaining wicked
rTis conscience makes towards of us all;
and this Of shakspere at last the best vindcation
Yankee courage that be given after the dsgraees
e this war.
REBEL VIEW OF TIE MEXICAN IMBRoeLro.
Prom the Richmond Examiner, Jan 81
The Joint expedition of England France and Spain
will Mexico. The case Of ttmt "sick man. is
beyond the OF medication. II poplar error 10
ascroe the low into which Mexico has fallen to her
civil convulsons The prevailing discord result and
not a cause Since the abolishmcn OF African slavery
Mexico has become and more the hibtaton Of owls
ami bats ramping ground Of robbers and guerras
Search the New World through and well organized
system OF labor DO iound adapted 10 regions
save that of the transplantsd and enslaved Afri-
negro Wherever any country exists, In
| whatever zone, without an efficient labor
organization, all its material and moral in
tcess will be found in state OF dilapidation and
chaos The labor systems o the tropical regions Of Asia
imperfect and imperfect from the fact that compul
sion complete and organization thorough
az was the with the slave labor Of the Spanish
states the days Of their prosperity The
system II labor that existed for regions
| that OF the enslaved African
The old Spansrds OF the generation succeeding that OF
Columbus wise people, as they are known TO have
| been gallant One Of the wisest and most humane
schemes devised and carried into effect was the
scheme which originated with that brave Of sea.
arers and coonizsrs Of transporting idle and usy Afr
cans their native unges TO labor in the mines and
| plantations Of the New world. The matreatment and
cruelty which these people sometimes suffered were
abuses Of the system which called aloud for correction
but which really constituted good for condemn
ing the system ITSELF
While African slavery was maintained in Spanish Anne.
rca interests Of those splendid countries hourshed
but when evil hour OF fanatical enthusiasm that
system uprooted from that mement the busy work
Of ruin began all those regions without labor, with
out well digssted, well organized system Of industry
country flourish aud she best system Of labog