The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-17
The NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY uosNiTe.,iARcI Il, 1852


Tho loviTSNL or CoMNERCE femqr,s that
tic military supremacy Of tho United : a'os
,,ar the rebel i' nov irmlv established by
t.nit rt'rilt aom MtnAssal, a1d w'ilo tha,o
wi yct 90 undoubtedly, some severe ii dshtius
20 gt.U i,.,' 'leu pos IL Low - win over tho
lll., % ..o sou horn people TO the [ 1ion -
I. ,ry.. tho Wild notion that the removal Of
avery viii make mon love tio Union a, orlv
II TO bc entertained by omtsctlltod r.i,rm5rs
afd believes tho time is rapidly approaching
when tho rebel leaders will not only b., will.
~ to n'fo'iatr, uut be listened to. The
'ru' h's po.c by. It .sy' for rotonsidaring tho
.u,sl vhtlhtr the ~ ip0 is 90 ho di.a, lyoi,
az &C. South Nlfo,d, ,uuy ,n,t a, Whatever
'he Aweri'a" rcopl' mus Grow r r,mt,u
Gro Utl injj,i.itl,.
Iro WohLn scouts tDe tea .uat tho r,o.,
lent i' ca, apl' of contracting 'h' oprti i.nt. o.
.ho "SI except 'htousI ,lc ,ui.uap., r. uo n,N
arPout, pnd dopt cafes the onyrus uarp re-, Of
t'c sbn it'ca pt's, to Dvtr.v G,i..rd VI ,l.l
I'u' cha CO. Of epc.,-, D.. tt,uDs,ros tIrla.
ci him rmouE The fropc ava a,cDrs.. ..rc o
intrigLos Of rs OH cfs ii.t h.ul \, .o.
torgf, q interfering in tua risui.,am mt pi the
var, II says that tha' ht'y has already royo I
q II c'wr"tc' co f'r managing its own T,'s
Too TiHps claims that the roceUt -t-p'.r
.ho lir'ti-h Pulitmen', =, ,ugprces dueilrg =
uo '1ao ~ he O.Douo. l, g. an i'm ro.. POI
rtfide DO favor 81 tho p'i.y,la 90, e,.-.lu,. .f,,.-
d,ru ci del ate, ~ticN l,. hu-,'.furr hsor g.,
Theoretical, IN oors,quoroeol the absurd i.'om
d ducllirs; ad hopes That our Cuugrots may
purmsuor " l'cons sa ..t. iu.,l. s..rod ID t'uo
speech as lho l'l,i.n r.il,r,-n' uow i, out
co7s'a Ducs tho p.,p'o ia. aucl 90. sd. is,
at present, oht,r,d
lts Foiuanlins, Fla, correspondent, Mach
9TH, writes
The town pr.sonts p,cu'i,rl, du,r'ate aud
dcscri,d appearance a. w. Land. Tho isW whi'o
people who are lsti, tuu Il tlatf has ~ bjS as
th,N pass, but thoN all hrys halftnghtu
halt harp-dug look. U ii tboy trarai Hnno ia.
Jury. The Jt,k 'tats aro oVartunuing tho place
ava indulping Ia tho absurd antics Charlctoiis-
tic oi la,k'tar IN Nhora. A party ,f twanty
have brought In "a locomotive, pullng II AN tho
way from tho bridge with 10 ot. Tnit toreth.
er with two lucOmb'tges found A. tho d.pbt
and wo or three platform cars, comp51o all the
rolling stock Of ths ioId which we hivo So
cured.
The TmBuSE returns 10 tho charge against
McCLELL,N, and by insnuation aud inycc.
tive, labors to dettroy tho confidence of tho
people, and what Is worse, Of his sollivrs in
ru.
a C responder, from Contr. villc Virginia,
.iiut.-
. s,s u,afly sn Of when | ros 'hsi Centre.
ITO, huurt1 thust', aud soro from con hour
~ a ruur D. sidolu rboto sas no cheat ov
iiom'n, - sustain mo, under thu weight Of
..'un. lrcrly - piti'at, a,himsd snd hit
iii'afd. | return fiom this visit u tho Il ,pcl
'r3 lhI T. ,lirK thai their retreat l., or de-
= Z Tor s'N'n months wo have waited Or
s,n 10 = q p.wc'iul army, IN II its dnll aud
,u'pWcrt ,huuIi lbs 20 complete that WI
hi nfsly advance sVginzt tho "OihrAltAr"
OF rebellion; We have tOrborns 20 mako
a single sto i'tward, until perfectly sure that
W. should not have 10 stop back again; we
have allowed Tho river communication to our
Capital TO be bockadod, our prestige as nation
10 be endanp ired, ths patienc, OF our noble
people TO DO stretched TO the utmost, and the
wings Of our vast line Of operations 10 be weak
ored, that wo might not iail whom tho long-do-
lay ed hour Tor action came. Aud nov, since
havo owed, ws see thai our elemos like tho
Chinese, have frightened IA 10y the sound Of
gOngs and tho weariog Of dsvis' MASKS We
have invented huge, expensive steam-oRgine,
In order TO extract tie iaugs from flea, but
when we put on tho stoam-the ilsa makes an
v lullp4
am not a military man. ! could DO easily
puzzled bv a dextor0us use ot tho technology Of
a staff officer. hear on good authority, that
several oilcors Of high runk have declared TO
day "rho fOrtilica'ions a. Centrsvillo were
perfectly impregnA le.' Inprggnab'e ? Good
q d ! What cJntempi iblo iivas they must
tntortain Of our gallant sol1infy2 have seen
| Cerro GoIdo tho position at Cent-evills is not
80 stroug-yot We took CsIto G jrdo. have
sesE Cbapultoptc; it is five times a. iormi.
| dahe-yst VIC took II. ! have soon Narvs
| the hill ~ twice as stsep, and twice as high (;
| yet Z, 600 Swedts rushing up H. drove 10000
Russians, under Peter tho Great, from their in-
trenChments. This is supposing Of c,urss, that
| we should be so oh lginR as 10 attack tho Re
| bells just where they could most easily defend,
omi ting tho opportunities OF turning their
| position. But IL ia useless TO talk | am n
| civilian. We have escaped a tari )e danger
aud gained " a bloodloss victory"
The HERALD remarks that tho mana cement
| Of tho Army Of the Potomac is only the protext,
not tho capse Of the outcry Of the abolition dis
ists agsinst Con. Mcclellan. The great
and unparionsble sin, in their oyos, is that,
during the winter, ho remained firmly in favor
Of the eorsery tive policy of tho Government,
and treated sll ovtrtures 10 the contrary with