The New York herald., 1863-05-16

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their meeting in the Church of the Purita ns
one of the progressive spirits boasted that she
belonged to no sect or creed political, religious
or moral and another questioned the existence
|Of divinity.
It is of such elements that our May anniver-
|saries are largely compounded. All the snvel-
bling hypocrites, abolition traitors and crazy
women of New York and New England con-
|gregate here at this time, and find theatre for
the recital of their fables, the spouting OF their
|treason and the exhibition OF their antics
Great is New York.
THE TRUTH ABOUT PUEBIA.--At last we are
FIN position to form a correct opinion of the
actual condition of things at Puebla Notwith-
standing the pains taken by the French authori-
ties to prevent the facts ranspirng, it turns ont
fhat not only are they making no progress in
the siege of that place, but that their troops are
being terribly cut up and their supplies giving
put. Should Ortega aud Comonfort succeed
IN throwing strong force in their rear which,
with the heavy reinforcements that are said to
be now reaching them, will undoubtedly be at
tCiuptcu--tucu Will NcAN
Cruz will be severed and their whole army
placed in danger of capture. And this, too. by
froops whose patriotism and morale they affect
Pd to despise, and who were compelled to re-
fire before us in our advance upon and seizure
bf their capital. What humiliation for a
eader like Forey, as well AS for the veterans
binder his command, who made together the
campaigns of Africa and Italy. What reply,
700, to the sneers Of English and French jour-
halists at the military failures of the North. 1t
Fill add another to the many instructive lessons
which the European governments have received
ince the breaking cut OF the rebellion. The
stimates which they had formed of the military
apacity and resources of the nations of this
ointment have been sadly alsiiied by subsc-
uent events. 1t was confidently asserted that
re could not carry on war for q twelvemonth
Fithout their financial aid. We have shown
hem that not only can we raise and maintain
ut Of our own resources the largest military
nd naval organizations in the world, but that
Fe are more thriving and prosperous than ever
nder the burden. And now their ffings q. our
ad dgencralship and the inferior fighting qualities
our troops are answered by the manner in
Fhich French veterans, led by distinguished
Efrican general, are being whipped by the Mex-
hns, whom we so easily vanqushel in 1861.
hese facts have had wonderfully salutary
feet upon our foreign critics To them We
Re, no doubt, indebted for the recent marked
odification Of the hostile tone which has 50
my pcrvaded the English press in our regard
DESIGNS OF THE RADIcAI.s-PEAcE WITH TIE
bUTH--REvoLuTIoN AT THE NoErn.-By tc;c-
Faphic dc patch from Washington which we
hblisked yesterday, we learn that Clique OF
Philadelphia politicians calling themselves
oval leaguers," but better deserving Ike epithct
royal lcaguers, headed by Morton McMiclacl
ID Mayor Gilpin, had arrived at Washington.
Id that Senators Wade and Chandler and SIR
brney are their invited guests. The OBJ
tt of the visit and the caucus is to organ-
forces for the breaking up of all politi.
organizations in the loyal States hos.
to the republican party. and for the sup
ession Of every sentiment that is not in strict
cordnnce with the ideas Of the radicals. The
movement Is 10 begin in Philadeipha: bnt
is to be soon extended to other cities and
,alites. 1t is evident that the design oil the
olitionists is to create al instruction in the
rth. in order to obtain an excuse for making
ace with the South. With the generals and
means they are employing they are unable
put down the Southern rebellion which wa,
odnccd by tho antis'avcry question as was
taJ {. .1..v hv Ca.r,va Tlnwnuor ti,,
gro oysterman, at the abolition convention
this city, and tacitly admitted by Garrison.
endcll Phillips, Greeley and all tie leaders
esent. And now they propose to foment
other rebellion at the North by tie sup
cssion of free speech. But let them beware,
i, like Frankens!ein, they raise another mon
n which they cannot quell.
aES.RaL BUKSsrDE's CAMPAIGN on THE ONO
EAISsr THE CoPPERHEADs-Two or three
fetched papers at Washington, feeding at the
Dvernment crib, maintain that General Burn
Ie has done better in the capture OF Vailan-
CHAM and the town Of Dayton in Ohio than ii
had succeeded in capturing fredericksburg
Ia General Lee. Among these papers are the
ching Star and tie Washington Chronicle.
|bcy seem to be ignorant that the General has
Sw knocked his bead against a thicker wall
d precipitated himself into more dangerous
llision than when be attempted to storm the
'onghold on the Rappahannock As tue
ind cannot see when the sun shines, so is II
tn these blind guides, leaders OF the blind.
erywherc public opinion, without distinction
party, is pronouncing against burnside IS
ursc. The whole press of this city with the
,,gle exception Of the Journal that holds
boxer to be equal to Napoleon, is opposed to
Greeley, with all his alterations, has
Iough good sense left to soc its impolicy and
conderin IL The Eccniny Post has publish
/ ON the subject the best editorial article that