New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

tuning reason. but wheel the guns into poelfiou,
and sweep them down with canister snd grape. Inc
result, Of course, would be the slaughter OF soms
hundred thousand Of avengers. The city wouid go
frautc with excitement and Indignation, and martial
law would be proclaimed. That Is precisely WHAT
Tie EventnR Post desires aid IL striving " pnng
about.
Of the ADMINISTRATION and its organs begins 70 Dc
developed. All over the North eeParated s"emP's
nave Of late, been made to provoke and exsspene
she people, In order 10 create pfesets ,oi p,ono
cling martial law. It seems to have peen deseruin M
ed that military power shall be ettatliSned over
the Democratio states TO oyerawe all opposition TO
the Emancipation project. The leaders OF una'
movement are aware that when the Nortn snaii Do
divided into military departments and ue Dulu.
sides the Schencks and iIascaIls enhroned aaous
d,taf will have been accomplished, and the next
general election will be simply aPrsnminary " tne
inauguration Of Deepotc power. No wender thss
The Erening Postn 80 much in love with saltpeter,
and tslks 70 grandly of canister and grape.
We summon the facts and their record 70 prove
that the Black Republican party, its ministers and
orgaps are alone rssponsible for whatever misfor.
tune and disgrace have fallen upon our city; ana II
they insist upon extreme and sangunary measures
they will be responsible for yet more trouble. Inc
duty Of every patriotic citizcn ID now W conVnio,
and not 10 inhame and exasperate by unnecessary
severity. We counseed conciaton two years ago
IN reference to the South. We were uphseGsd, and
the result il exhau tion and convulsion. we coun'
sel conciliation now toward an excited popnisce
and this time we hope that reason will prevail. AZ
all events ii the Abolition journals are appalled, Dy
the extent Of their responsibility let thom not seek
to foiss it upon the Democracy.
From Tie Herald Of Wednesday.
THE CITY YESTERDAY.
| Tho distnrbances which so violently effected the
Ordinary quietude Of the metropolis ON MONDAY,
| 4 IL -t.fh nuS ri m m IN n pI-
inP indications than on the previous day, inasmucn
as there was no attempt made by the authorizes 70
coutipue tue CRAFT and there WAS therefore, less sub
sta nfiai cause }0r the poPuidr indigHdfon. never.
theless the people did not at all sbate their violent
demonstrations. TIE excitement OF the hour seemed
TO he contagious, and spread thronghout Tie differ
ept quarters Of the city without any apparent dis'
orirlInsiion. Up to Q long lime past midnight tse
| hre. bells gave notice that incendiar'sm was pro-
crossing here and there throughout the entire city
10 the lower as well as in the upper wards. Ihere
/. no doubt that the condition Of affairs yesterday
was u.ost dangerous, and calculated 10 excite much
alarm Tor the safety Of property and life.
| The surrender Of the management of the city oy
Mayor Opdyke into the hands Of Gov. Seymour
seemed calculated to sllay the excitement for a
time; but later deyeIopmsnts showed thai tho pas
siops 70 fearfuy aroused, were not TO be 80 easily
appessed Indeed they rarely, II ever, are under
| Circumstances such AZ have thrown our city into
turmoil for the past TWO Gays. But we opins that
the intelligence which We publish to-day that Gov
| Seymour has received al assurance from the Goy'
errn.ent at Washington tbs. the dram ha, been pos
uiyely su,psnded, wiz a!lay the popular ex ;ils-
uent. and ihst reason ksd good sense, which have
ALWAYS chs. scerEec the citizens of this great NE
ropoIis even under the greatest NEGATIVES TO Uo.
ence will ,erye ~ restore the city 10 Its accustomed
peaceful condition, and pat AN end 70 sceies WHICH
every one mlst deplore.
from Tns Jo9rnsl Of Commsrcs. Wednesday.
| MARTIAL LAW.
! ID, nonsense TO be talking about martial law
now If we have not power TO rescue the city from
give us toward il I II We cannot beat the rioers,
| how can We enforce marital ] What s wanted Is
fore. ia th, hands Of the Governor, who is here
setlpg nobiy aud earnestly, & man WHO knows
what he is shout, and intends to restore peace spd
quiet. lie Is Conmanderin-Chief of the forces OF
tne STATE and the mot can be suppressed by MN II
cit,Ieus aid him faithfully. ~
| (Iur nei.hbors who clanor for martial law do
| not know hat they aro talking about. 10 attempt
suca proc smation While the mob IA strong, would
! be adding fuel to the flame. Do your individual
duties, and the mob viii be taken care of.
| We counsel entire caiWne.s, AID the steadfast
,uepori Of ,pe Authorities OF the city and So In
lbs iapor, ant crisis. Let those who have oslnesr
to attend 10 II, aGa those who can Lay II sslds al
once volunteer for defense oi the city.
| From Tn. Herald Of Tuesday.
J.dss Bsrp.rd who vss by ia this juncnrs Of
,b. .u.sl on Mayor OpdykSs bousel called upou He sp
pred sad easns his way throush the crowd managed to
ret position on s,osp Being reooyuissi. the multitude
r.v. ,Lr-s and demanded speech vas slmos! Inn
TO Distinguish times what the Judge sid but be was
uud,r,,ooit 10 pEsouscs uxcoSsrrruTos'
Al .cr A. AZ ACT ov DHsPorux. The Adminstrston had
ross too f,hsy had imposed upon the people whsrsss
there tremendous cheering But he ~oad call attention
to tn. ,hs, s have law that the Court would pro-
tee, Us 10 the exercise OF all jas and legal sbs
H. tla houa Of n
soous that s peops woud do such Injury as 70 destroy
III. r,.deuc. OF him Who their legally elected chief
eacor l"Wen. you re shout right Judge" cried voice
10 the crowd They should ss,e and 90 70 their homes
and net suy tho reputation Of city for s obedience to
law. Tbs Judgss rsmsks greeted with loud srpnuss.
From the same
VISIT TO CENTRAL hcLELLAEs RrNprScE.
In the dst the sIcsusnt great ooncouss proceeded
TO the residences Of Mcclellan in Eat Thirty street
to give hi1s ovation The throns halted opposite the
bou,s vtc. lAsy gsss Iced s.d p,Osnssd s.se' ' Little
Hse bat sscssiuins thss vas In NswJssey they len,
pros.e edips down Fihh Avenus shouting and hurrahns
Froa the same. .ll...
In th. Fnh Avsnvs Hotel there was an imnsnss crowd
all evening aprsr They sbout decided
10 their erpreons their poorer nsishbofs outside who
seemed 10 think that General Mcclellan was present. and
calling him The fashonsslss evrssd th" Abolition
.s sod whoa ths Of attack on TuH Tssrss smos
u. .rp,e,sd a., orsas approbstos at has bssn
10 U.s. and tho main trouble" said one That so.
repeated others and settle the ns'tsr numerous cock
tails were called f II might be fmpsnent to say So but
the boa s seemed ,emseAat ssd~ ns SsaiA They were
particularly severe upo- tho administration and very hard
upsn ne 'dannsd Aboi'',onnh"
From me Same.
Ere. at Be 49s for the conduct Of the crowd by tn.
s.nr fact that number Of their Kindred had been shot
down in cold IVY sdes while hshtnr ia dsfenss OF
the same principle r. a. Resistance TO tAs arsf.I
Prom the same.
Mr. Decker the Chief Engineer Of the Fin Department.