New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

Ouakers, II must be very strong; and very strong
il H. This ia one form Of the heroism. All the bale
men Of many families are in the he'd. When sorne
of our neghbors were supposing AL iost because he
large bonnties offered did rot fill the recruiting re-
turns. citizens on the SPOT pointing cut that the
hiQh bounties were a mistake-were stopping the
enlistment. There We're plenty OF enlisinenls be-
fore; and there have been plenty 6gain since the
o der for drafting went forth, removing the sort OF
disgrace which attached TO enlisting under high
hounties. But the "dash" found expression IN
these same bounies. Tue citizens have poured out
their wealth as ii getting their money bad never
caused them toll and anxiety. The Quhkers shed
forth their treasure with "a much magniilcence rs
anybody. They cannot Jay for powder ana pail
nor for substitutes, but they spend freely Tor hosp
tai Ieceesares and comforts ana Tor Tue support VI
the families of soldiers.
What the exhilaration OF the camp is and the
COURAGE II the battlefield We need not tell. Some
Of the exploits and stanch enduranees OF tins con-
nct are worthy Of comparison with the most brii'
liant deeds of any European war. The -" dash u
not conhled TO the men. The women do not hre
ON balconies nor scold, nor spit, nor pour boiling
water soliiers marching past who canno, retali'
ate; they have never gone from bed 10 bed III Tue
hospitals TO tauut PROSTATE PRISONERS Win their
wounds, and tell them that their pain seryed them
rigit. Tits ia the dash" Of women have been ac-
cuNomed 10 vent their passions on slaves. Inc
"dssh' OF their Northern connIrywomen Is shown
in their sending their brdegrooms and their sons 10
toe war and in giving all tley have to anybody who
needs it, IL is unnecessary TO explain TO thote VINO
have iesrts that the brave and devoted are intensely
happy. -,
Tie other form Of courage abounds no less. The
endurance i IA sublime as the dash Gray
HEADED men who have no sons left shoulder th' IT
weapon, and set as guard or garrlsoni grsy-haired
mothers shut Themselves M while their tears WI
how but are soon abroad again, busy and cheerful
Thev have no mOnopoiizing sciregardsi and they
fit out o her peoples sons Tor the camp, or go 70
meet the maimod and the sick aud bring them home
"A d lend them. They toll IN the field. when the
men are all gone; they grow food for the many hun
gry WHO Will tie wanting II. They earn money
hardly 10 ,pend il in "A day. Where ilAge nnd
burning IRE going o. they look on, as upon spec
Gle. vi IN her homes are falling into Iuin; tnd
they do not droop wien the enemy ID gone, bul
Gather together al possible means oi comfort, and
nase a kindly est when the ease If past their sklL
/ Shall we presume 20 bemoan calling 20 high a.
that Of free men and women who are making IL,
worth having for The slave Shall We dare to pty
suffering 20 incurred and DO encountered Shall We
.in k To tie lOwuess Of cXpatairg on comfort whef
the question il OF the life OF the Republic II there
j. lofty coufage there is also low audacliy auC
while the Amtrcirs are enjoying the eNillHS'lo'
of their lofy herosrn we may vel comics, our
selves unable to face ne worlds opniOn If we were
TO estimate a revolution by tue pain OF wounds al,
60 greet the new birth Of the Republic VIII II cry %
di.niay al the eight OF lakes. The rapture OF Tie
hour however mug lcd with agony, is an exp rlenr'
TO Americans which tiCIr kindred thOuld lie able Il
understand better than 10 offer coincidence just wh"i
tie poll zeal sin and bondage over, and tie iiu'
liberties # the krVu lie euce mOlo pro- o-ed Il
the nation to be secured with their lives their for
tunes and their sacred honor"