The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12
INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.
Opinions of the Southern
Press On the War.
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NOR VHERN CONSERVATISM.
Prices Of Produce Impressed by tho
Rebel Government.
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SOUTHERN PRooNosTICs.
GENERAL PEMBERTON'S CAREER.
CHARLESTON AND HER COMMERCE.
THE SOUTHERN CROPS,
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Prices Of Produce Impressed by tho
Rebel Government.
SOUTHERN PRooMosT1Cs.
CHARLESTON AND HER COMMERCE.
THE SOUTHERN CROPS,
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From the Richmond Wing, May 2e.l

A contemporary denounces Aorato Seymour and Wash
spcing present war; and particularly for positions
taken by them letters published since the arrest Of
valand CHAM. The Northern anti Lincolnites are DIS
tinctiy and especially characterized being than
Sumner or Chase Our contemporary goes far as to
nounce that would be glad to learn Of the arrest Of
made MT the result of hope that good would grow
out of them in the way Of goadng the Northern people to
violent resS.ance but the position or the journal in
question is that seymour Hunt and others OF their class
deserve arrest for their innate meanness and for their
ofcices against Lincoln.
This is strange attitude for Southern Journal or
indeed for sensible Journal anywhere The leaders
thus vcemeny denounced are as hcrcey mathematical
by Horace Greeley they are by ITSELF Their arrest
would cause much joy to Charles Sumner or Henry
Ward 3eecher could possibly be expressed by the
editor whose article suggests the thoughts pennng
We respectfully submis that this community OF wishes,
the part of two extremes conclusive proof that
has had its legitimate sway in the discussion of
this question Passion has been dominant. There has
not been enough oil ca.mneSs.
The great and disastrous which Is raging must
have end some day When 1t will terminate human
prcsccaco can now ioresee. But this much all know
war @ mil Gys his
The heartily abused by respected contempt
rary welding oil the influence at their command to
power from Lincoln's hands, Hence they OBJ
ects OF special hatred and denunciaton by Sumner, Will
son. Beecher, Greeley &C. Why, then should. Southern
wish TO them thrown into dungeonsY Why
should southern wish t. them arrested in their
aunbe work OF trying TO overthrow the abolition power
Isolated expressions may be taken from the pubica-
tons Northern conservative leaders, distorted
We should look to their course and the grand OBJ
ject they have in view They want TO PROSTATE Lincoln
who an inuperabe obstacle to peace Thus far they
have the heartfelt sympathy Of the rational intelligence
of the South Thus far they ought to have the sincere
sympathy of every and every woman in the Confede
rate States.
Why do they want TO overthrow Lincoln, Chase and
sunnerS Their generally avowed reason is that LINCOLN,
Chase sumner are aboring subjugate, ROB and
pGnder South On this point therefore, the conser
vaves not as bad as sumner and Chase.
But describing all niceties and re1nements Of meta.
m Are
really for peace II Is true they avow themselves
being for war for the constitutions being for prose
cutting the long 1t Is carried in accordance
with the constitution &c. But while saying this, they
denouncc Lincoln for waging war against the consttu
transcribed the constitution in their policy. Hence
they opposed to Lncon's war, and Lincoln will
not change his war policy they are, Theoretically fU
so far from wishing the of such men as sey
tends to embarrass Lincoln Chase and sumner and
weaken their power. We should like TO them get pos
session OF the Take the very worst possible
view OF such contingency and would lose nothing.
Lincoln will give peace They could do worse.
But thoroughly satisfied that, under the rule Of
such men, this war would come to speedy and honora
bic end
such articles as the we are commenting upon do
infinite mischief in the North. They copied there
with eagerness in the abolition journals and accompanied
with appropriate comments. The effect is to weaken
the influence othe antiLincoln leaders. The conserva
tves are insulted, deTided laughed at. Lincoln sum-
ner Chase find their hands strengthened and they
gather energies and new resources for their brutal
Such results only be deplored by the enlightened
statesmen aud dipomatists North and South, through
whose agency peace must ultimately be brought about
from tho Richmond Sentinel, June IL
ASSESSED PRICES OF PRODUCES WHEN IMPRESSED FOR
THE USE OF THE GOVERNMENT.
The Commissioner appointed under the Impressment
law have acted tho States published the
prices adopted by them proper TO be paid by the gov
eminent all property taken for the government
We have before the In the States OK Vr
gina North Carolina and Georgia. and extract the prices
named for the leading articles North Carolina would
tod Nw Cnrnyn teco
divisions districts, and Georgia in two In which the
prices are fixed at somewhat variant figures