The national Republican., 1862-07-08
THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ernmept, to protect the interests Of the people.
suspended the publication Of several treason
sble newspapers, and 10 several parts Of tho
country, the citizsns, for the same reason, as
sembled and destroyed the implements by
which reasonable editors i sssminated seces-
sion doctrines. In the city Of New York, the
largest demonstration Of this hind was made.
Thousands of people, excited by the treason Of
the Herald, assembled 10 front of that Office,
and demanded the display OF the Stars and
Stripes For this purpose, committee entered
the Building, and during their visitation, they
discovered q number of secession flags, ready
~heo the proper time should arrive, for dis
play; but the fearful demonstration outside,
awsd the infamous old rebel, st the head Of The
establishment, into silence-the old flag WAS
thrown TO the brepze--tbs character OF the edl-
torisis was partially changed, but II was merely
marx TO cover the basest hypocrisy but
now, when fears Of European Intervention are
again entertained, and our arms have met Win
rrvstsss, the Hsrold thrown on he mssk, and
g'ves opsa sacouragemsot 70 the enemy, and
cools the Ardor Of our own soldiers. A. one
OF the latest evidences Of this We quote the fol-
lowing txtract OF alstter, from young gentle
man we'll knowo Ia this city: ..t l..1
"USIrED STAptS STEA NsHIP ALABAMA,
OFF CHARIEsToN BAR,
June 20, 1862.
Dear Ediher: II you were on boa'd this yes.
sol just now, you would ses the most down.
hrartsd set Of men you have ever seen -Cficers
and men. We have received the New York
Herald Of the 25th instant. which says that
England ~ France have mutually agreed on
Ali srln.d Intervention, Another stat-inrnt IL
" the effect that J ckson is marching ou Wash
'"o'cn with an army OF seventy five thousand
men,"
The Herald always circulated freely In the
south. cause II advocated Southern interests,
aud Its circulation was not cut of until all bus.
ussa Intercourse with the South ceaSd. In
Baltimore, even now, the nsws boys are no,
permitted to sell the New York Times and Tri
tans iu the streets. but the Herald Ia every where
presented with loud cries. In Richmond, long
before the first hostile gun WAS fired on either
side, the mayor Of he city prohibited the sal.
OF the Tanss and Tribune, and gave tue Herall
the monopoly Of the trade.
1t has ever been regarded Us friendly Ia
Southern Interests, and has always been NOR,
dangerous to the Union ca,,ss than the New
York Day Bo l., which wins suppressed by th'
Government.
The Secretary Of War imprisoned one Of th'
Iieruld's impertineut reporters, and now it seek
the destruction OF the Secretary, by impulinl
10 him bad management. and by throwing npol
bim tue Odiun Of rcceut disasters.
It's object now l. to distract the people !,
weaken their faith In the Administration Il
destroy the usefulness Of The Secretary OF Wal
aud thus to prevent tho enlistment Of new
forces What effect 1t will produce remains Il
bs seen. II has its influence and II not checked
by the strong arm Of power, it may rpen trea
son where even now the seeds are not sown.
So far o. Secretary Stanton Is personally cen
cernsd, the Herald and its traitorous GO opera
tors may continue their assaults, and they vii
bs regarded ~ ths idle winds. lie stands upol
rock AZ firm aud immovable IN Gibraltar, an,
} all their poisoned shafts will fall powerle 8 a
his feet.