The New York herald., 1863-10-29

are affected By the great ligence They are but
small and upnpotsrt traction OF the poIu atlon OF tne
world and like the people of tho Southern confederacy
II is OF very little fnsequence what are uer W
II ~ wrnserf,; 10 th INK that all this excitement, this
sharp contrast OF abject fear and boundess napp
mess, should proceed from SO simple Iaso seems "
vial occurrence OF health being drunk oy the weo an
Illinois lawyer should conyuse win ear or elate with
seemingly ,gnilcapt causes are the great events OF
history produced The tall OF an apple gave occasion TO
the discovery o the law Of gravity and the powers OF
seam were disclosed by the observation Of teakete.
Napoleon assigned as reason for the inactivity which
prevented him from making Borodino decisive victory
that his dinner had disagreed with him. Things In
themselves trivial derive Importance from juxtapo-
well placed is very valuable" Plain Mrs Lincoln would
never have made much OF noise in the world. Ap-
pendant to that extraordinary freak Of nature the rres.
herself by the respiendant tints of her silks and pos
session OF her jewels but brighten the world from
its proprety' BY simply-drinking glass OF sherry
There is special appropriateness in linking in the
common bonds OF joy The domnions Of the Gar and the
President, the granite rocks OF New England and the
steppes OF Asia various points Of resemblance beee
Tie Yankee and the Asiofic hare Teen Ofien nOcd dnri0s
wdr There ne same ooaafui confidence IN number. e
cruelty and insolence, the seyriy. between
the conduct Of these two enlightened potentates--
the bare suspicion Of whose entente eodale has struck
such terror into the barbarous kings and Of
Western Europe-there 10 also a striking smilitude
Both carrying on great work OF philanthropy, aud
made what TO superficial observers must appear be
singular exception to his usual practice The ean-
the Ler O0nQQQe cenu7feS.
forth the whole strength VI his tsnpire to esave the Poles
Lincoln procaims freedom TO the Af1oan and srres at the
time 10 suts9ae free born AmeIcsns In this srik
ing coincidence similarity OF character and feeling
denoted which for their close friendship here
tofore suspected and clearly displayed the mingled
admiration and or the world by Mrs. LncOn's toddy
1t is well known those who have attentively studied
that branch OF polite literature comprised in Fourth OF
July speeches Pilgrim Father commemoratons and Tam
many Hall dscourses that the decayed system OF Europe
mas for org time peen totterpg with decrepitude and
yielding 10 the fresh and vigorous Of America The
nla'Q NaCp nA
eiiee dynases and crumbing mOnarchies The naughty
oigarchy of itan. the military pride Of France the
organized tyranny of Austria have all covered
before the mighty genius OF liberty and heard
Tn fad ,s nel rom NY s Of s
Yankee lecturers uttered in the homey phrase Of Lin
coin delivered with the elegant twaug OF Everett The
arfu statesmen Of antiquated despOtism well
OF their dangerous position They know that they tremble
upon the verge OF rrecpice They know that breath
a nod, froin the great Yankee nation will light the
smoudering fires OF revolution, level in the dust
every OF their fabrics. They we'll, for
they can learn It from spread eagle patriots and read It
in the New York newspapers, that signal from the
great republic the sunburst OF Erin will be again nung
to the breeze; Napoleon hurled from his throne by
avalanche OF popular indignation Cuba, the brightest
jewel Of tho Spanish crown, torn from it for
ever: and Hungary once more recalled 70 inde-
pendent national li!e There Is then no room for
der that the prospect OF such formidable powers of de-
structon being joined in close alliance with the military
force OF ssia should excite such conflicting emotions OF
fear and OF JOY in different cmes or Europe and Of Asia
The crowned heads OF Gillette Europe quake hearing that
Mrs Lincoln has drunk the health OF the not that
they desire that poentae to be afflicted with any bodily
inrmities, but they regard portent, sign in the
sky "with fear OF change perpexng monarchs" In her
pres % 70. % po0n H., ns % csSs q Ma 'sa nas
feenths dinners uon The terrace OF ST. Gerndns inspired
in the Partisan badouds and political significance equal
to the oroclar Ne,o Fear speeches Of Ndpo the Third
+" Irrevocable Separation tho Paramount
Political G0od.''
From the Richmond Examiner, Oct. 241
In the great democratic States of Pennsylvania
Ohio the candidates side OF and the admins.
ham crushed his policy Of 'pece democracy
along with him. II goes az We expected.
Repeatedly. IN H the Eaqasrsr we have dsmonstrased
to US that the democrats equally enemies with
the republicans that the "ccpperhead" movement, with
trvance for bringing back the democratic party into
power, and that Immediately that happy event the
business OF tha, country is war BY war tnoy
i've and move. The credit Of their current
depend entirely upon the income and daily bread OF
each family derived from the therefore all princ
pies and policies yield 10 the grand principle and policy
. have for themselves the management OF the national
business and the handling OF the national money. yet
they all know that they cannot do without the at all
Therefore It was BY skfuy representing that the vgo
rous prosecution Of the would be impaired by any
ns thai tho
ducod even to forego their party interests and predec
tons even 70 renounce the hope OF oce and spo and
to swallow bnck repubcansm vhole-subugation, sbo-
on and al-ralhor than weaken tho hands Of tho war
evtabe At the present stage Of the ar The fever
like any other malady had 10 20 through all its range Of
be hoped that while the patient was yet pethorc
and full Of blood the fever would suddenly abats Of itself
Ae Yankee nation st 10 the wild unrestrained enjoy
ment OF an artificial prosperity New YORK city,
learn from It's press was never so luxurious and exrava
giant. never abandoned to pleasure and license On a
Thousand carriages were counted in the Central Park on
x: .%1. vss" from ''s Ii. The ;sro.s s' e
conveyances and pedestrians railroad and canal
stock have advanced far beyond oil former experience
the mighty hosts OF contractors naval and military have
their hands full, and manufacturers paying fabulous
wages The whole land has its veins injected, swelling
and throbbng with unnatural lfe and in full OF its
warke passion all goes merry as . marriage bell was
1t in human nature that this derous patient should
refreshing sleep and awake whole and sound
Neither Is the continuance Of tho paroxysm thing TO
be because the longer and more vehement the
excitement the utter and prostratng will be the
collapse All that high wrought life false morbid and
hectic II s not health, bu: mortal disease and the
tient must either die Of It, or else, after hard struggle
and absolute exhaustion, slowly recover sadder and
wiser man.
The whole OF that imposing structure standing 90 fair
and sumrtuous in the cuemys country, Is house built
sand. or rather paper The longer they prop
shore IL up-budiae additional stories on il all the
whethe greater will be the all thereof When 1t shall
have fallen down hdeous wrock, when national bank
ruptcy shall have come and further disruption Of States
ruptcy) them and not tl then. will end Of the
And IL 10 better To male sure fhdt sTdraion
fUo distinct political communities, be complete and ETERNAL
IS, perhaps, needi that the oar be fouoAow 10 the very
endat 10 20 the entire desfryct0n Of the Yankee
nation The longer they carry the war and the
atrocous they make IT, the more impossible will be that
there should ever be any sort OF union between
and that dctested people. year there many
reconstructionists in Virginia. say nothing OF other
Stotes-we mean sort Of partial reconstruct tonsts,
looking TO reunion with select States OF the Yankee
nation, and, OF course, "honorabIe termsv Where
are they nows The Continued and stil Increasing bru
tay OF enemy In all the regions occupied by their
troops, but more especially the distinct policy OF
subugaon with the reduction OF these States Terrific
res, universal conscation, Acknowledgement, disarma
ment, and settlement of lands BY Yankee proprie
tors-hs plain policy announced by Lincoln and adopted
by generals, ministers platforms OF republicans and
deliberately sanctioned by the Ohio and eec
ton has orcned the eyes and nerved the hearts Of thou
sands Of weak and well ntentioped who dreamed VI
peace on "some terms" and who now know that they
have terms surrender At discretion
and abect vassaage 10 the mcanest most vulgar
Of beings on all this earth TAUsoye. soy i Black
RerblicaHism 0rew bdcksr, i6 ery Yankee 0ers Js
Atiroy, and BuAer, and Roseyans and Bvvssde id a.