New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

and have tArefuly Wtciitu 1sS ptDgftts lore
saw aud predicted from the first it would do 1t has
Jeereled the fl d aud concentrated resolve OF the
Northein people to break The power of the Rebel.
liou and vrdicaie their outraged nationality. Tni.
result is reflected in the proclanatons issned by the
head OF the ration With regard TO the military use of
property In The Rebel States and the free employ
ment OF negroes FOR the purj Oses of the war. So
long "a there appeared any chsuc- of TIE volnnte;v
return Of these States to their allegiance t5er ,rbis
ohder tie C0nsulluon ana iner IecpIiar prop .riy
"''- .rr1tNy Inspected. Bat when tie iulda-
mental ,ights, If not the very existence OF TIE IA
tlon he at siase, the lapsed claims oil a Retci Oh
gnr by cannot for moment be allowed to stand IN
the way; and II the Southern | adcrJ are deter
mined TO wage an ext.rninating war against q G
North. they m'Ist expect tie natural couseqne Ger
OF such t,,al courte. II they perssi In ab inion
Ing forever the character of citizens they must be
ranked as enemies, and treated accordingly.
The people OF the North are resolved 10 d fsnd
their Government and laws, their rish's ~ d Il ser
ties-in word their nationality the de-, erete
asallt of a tyrannical, aggressive, and brtir 'is
power. They have never wavered IN ttat resolve
from the outbreak Of the war; nor is there re re-
hottest sign Of wavcring pow. Trey have often, H.
deed been dissatisfied with the co duct OF the war;
and had mpoIary mis- saving, with regard to led
Ing members OF tue Government az wei as leading
Generals in The army But they have never Tor an
instant doubted either the justice on necessity OF me
war, or thought OF abandoning tho contest. lhey
frP Ia earnest. ana VIII tt ttifiitu 'V''iifD
short of substantial victory. Temporary feVefsvs
haze hitherto always spufrcd them TO new exc. :
tlou. md it Is p.iu from the last news ihat this WI
he tie effect OF the latest reverse This ~, however,
precisely What the Se,,ssi0at critics oi The Norm
NJ this country have never understood. They s'ei
10 ;rayin, hat the North have engaged in this tire
ueIdous conflict out OF mere lique, or tiaVAdo, or
as Iurely military SPECULATION, aud tbhi "A tlcy
could not sue ecd at they wouid get tree o. Al
and give ii ny. At every temporary pause III tle
conflict these critic, rcsome their foiketc stihp'
aud announce 10 tie world that Tie North Is y
baus cd and the conflict virtually u sn eudr h'''.
reflection might eon'icce lntin that II n ion %
twehty lons tia has voluntarily eqni ic sc, sen'
into ne fcld a.d supporied au army OF s0bUW nc"
!, in earnest, and Wi IAQt Ign ~ Dc 'urhed i0' w
righteous lpipose. -
Bat there Is ons objection TO ATTY niericiy-
part at the pres, Mt moment, whether bJ way o.
recognition, intervention OF ue1iation, which We
lave Ie,erved u the last, because IL Il incomparab
ile most important OF ali. a little wnii' pgn,
though with some confidence thai this utn'iuril
confc, would not be allowed 10 run lul c)urse OF
ruin and dc, Oation, we did not see the me bod ny
which the END Was To be eiecScd. Between con-
latanls equally ched aud 50 high-spiriled, The
mere loe5 gain Of battles was nOI liteIy to DniE
matters TO an end. Financial diEruites might have
more effect, but the tempe. Il The American MOD
zee eG then TO- have arrested all tho laws o. pohoa
economy III tDeir course and 10 have substituted
strong passion AID slistroneer ds'usiop, Tor those
principles OF se-ntegest upon which th0se 'ws re-
pose. With United States securities ~ Premium,
and war maintained upon paper money lii The lnidh
OF universal appreciation, II was vain TO speculate m
10 the return OF sound reason aud the Gle odon OF
this empty fabric Of false credit ald raper prosper
ity. But the last few mails from Auiorics have
brought Intelligence which gives rome hope that
tae end Of tie st,uggie Is approaching. The Uar
s,ems hEliy 10 burn out Ter r0Hf y materials 10
CONSUME. Il has already sw allowed up those casfes
10 be found in every large community, who, pressed
by want aid impatient of regular labor otter TIE
readiest mater al for the recruiting sergeant
Tie 1900 meu now called for by the President
uui. be furnished if furnished ~ all from those la
oorers who produce the wealth, and indeed. supply
the subssteace oi tie COUNTRY. The abdse oi cr.dI
may auici aie the resources OF IA country, but those
I, soarces are ia it's labor, and il that labor fs
ciet, itself is dissolved. A Desperate conflict 10
gong ON at This moment bet~ eel the Government oil
lie United States and the private employer o labor.
The Government offer high bouniies and pay, tnch
as private soldiers never received before Bat the
uTivaie employer Offers double the daily wages OF the
soldier with ,he additional advantage shat IN bis
eluplcyment there are no wounds, 10 death, no ex-
posure 10 pestilential climate, no starvation 10 DO
arlretended. On tie sde OF the Iriv.te capitalist
plead eloquently the pale aud mu'isted beings who
| have escayed from the scene of deadly hict 10
parade cir misery II the face OF their fellow-ci-
zens. Government begs earnestly for recruits, but
re ruits sre not be had at ee. for the purIose Of
I putting down the ildepenoence OF the South. II
| this state OF things goes On much longer the war
niue. die Of mention.
From The London TiHe' Ave
We naturally look for somo change in the fortunes
Of sucl war az this. Tie Of tie Conf.d-
era,es have been for many weeks frequent and
contl uous that we have been expecting someih:ng,
II leas. Of a minor kind, to maset1e beam vibrais
or keep W the usual see-saw IL nil'taIy events
Bnt. although the Unioniats have lie lens In cir
own hands, nothing seems 20 have occurred which
they can even magnu' into victory. We might
have anticipated .aat the audacious attempt 10 in
vsie q Nr,..oerD State would have been promptly
repei!.ed and severely punisled. BIT Il SEAMS nat
fte Confederate force as stH upon tie sGcref soH u
OHIO. The G0Dernor u that FT@ STATE IS at ms
,gfs' ends. The citizens seem unwilling t. vonn-
tecr even 10 resi.t an invader. and proclamation
threatening a conscTipton las been fond necessary,
even ia an invaded State doabtedly loyal u the
Noril efn COniederacy.
What has aitonished Europe riorc than anything
ese in this has been tia. great intellect
has vet come n the surface. There has ices hitherto
r 30 Cromwell no Washington, not even q Garibs1i.
Tie Sou,h is beginning to five promise. Beaure ard
has SHOWN strategy, although he has rot yet exbb-
tied Diet lgne.t o-ies 81 military genius Which con.
iats in the capacity Of improving to the utmost Any
, acquired success. In " Stonewall" jackson, how.
: ever, they ssem have produced real General o!
? daring enterprise, aud now certain General
Morgan il rising into fame one OF thOse soldiers
4 who can not only armies, but who Ill.
them. Thee are The men for such war ~ this
and "a people who csn produce such Generals III
ueed NAY well look forward to ultimate victory.