The New York herald., 1863-09-08

one with tne Otner; ana 70 insure decided sue
cess, one should be just as full OF pluck
courage and determination as the other. This
Is the only way in which we can succeed.
The Now York Herald Among the Nom
archies or Europe.
The Western European governments are
sadly fustered by the attitude OF the New YORK
HERALD They find great difficulty in accept
ing our views of the results certain to accrue
from their villanous and underhanded course Of
policy towards this country, and 50 they make
violent efforts to decry the position and in
fuence Of the HERALD both at home and abroad.
The journals of France and England have
received instructions to attack the HERAIswith
their utmost concentration of venom, and they
have followed out the course marked for them
to the best of their abilities. We are not
astonished to find the London Times and Post
assail the HERALD, nor are we astonished at the
abuse heaped upon this journal by the official
and semi-oficial organs at Paris; but we are
somewhat amused by the attacks Of the journal
Dss Debats, known to be the organ Of the Or
leans party in France, and hitherto dis
tinguished as the advocate of the North. We
think, however, that the matter may be ex.
planned.
Some year or two since the Emperor
Napoleon ordered friend Of his to purchase
number of shares in the DeJots, which
were for sale, and this person did 80, obtaining
thereby an influence in the direction Of the
journal. This influence 1t was no doubt that
y,rN ofto In fho
which have appeared in the Debats. We are
charged by that journal, which echoes the COM
plant made against us by the London papers,
with being "a sensational journal, and by no
means official or oficous." II by these terms
the Debats means that we are not the organ Of
the administration or Of any party 1t is quito
right We are the organ of the people, above
all, and in that light may be regarded as the
only true and reliable official organ In tho
United States Sensational we certainly are,
as we represent the real state Of miad of the
American public; and may we'll create . sensa-
tion when we predict to the despots and rotten
aristocracies of Europe what the people Of this
country will do II further molested by their
underhanded enemies.
That our statements are believed and feared
in Europe is proved by the effect they
produce, and by the unceasing endeavors
of the government organs to decry and be-
little the position and influence of the HERALD.
If, as they assert, we are so utterly without
power, and so totally misrepresent the real state
Of the public mind in America, why do these
journals evince so much fear Of US! Why do
they assert and reassert to their readers,
"Place no reliance in the New YoRK HERALD,
It is not to be believed; 1t Is not official; Il
does not represent the people Of the North -
While thus endeavoring to mislead the English
and French public these journals do believe
our statements and fear them, too. They arc
perfectly aware that our fearless and outspoken
comments upon the vile conduct of the Western
European governments towards this republic
must have their effect, and they hate us for our
unceasing watchfulness and for the boldness Of
our course towards the enemies OF our country.
We repeat to these governments that they are
playing dangerous game when they trampls
upon the susceptibilities Of the American peo.
pie. We repeat to them, that day Of reckon
ing will come when we shall call to strict
account those who In our hour Of internal strife
dared to insult the majesty Of our government.
The resources and power Of the North are -
yet wholly untried. Our States swarm with
men, and yet we have nearly a million Of
troops under arms. We could cover the sees
with our vessels Of war and privateers, were
we attacked by foreign Powers. The despots
Of Europe must not imagine that they know tho
strength and resources Of the people of tho
loyal States. We tell them that even here
the immensity Of our power is scarcely appre-
ciated. The French republic successfully com.
batted the coalition Europe made against her.
We can beat back the combined efforts of all
our enemies with still more marked success,
for we are infinitely more powerful than France
ever could be. Let the Powers Of Europe
place. reliance upon these assertions, else they
will soon painfully awaken to their entire truth.
As the official organ of the American people
the sensational journal, if it pleaseS our Eu-
ropean contemporaries-we warn them that
stop must take place in their inimical proceed
ings against this government, else q fearful
reckoning will be demanded by the people Of
this country. Ere many months have elapsed
we shall have crushed the rebellion and 10
stored In all Its power and influence our glo-
rious republic, and then we shall repay with
interest the debts contracted towards England
and France. Our detractors across the ocean
may, If they please, bear this In mind "a pre-
dction Of that Sensational journal" the New
YORK HERALD.
GENERAL CRooKE AND OUR WEALTHY Nm
cHANrs.-we published on Saturday last caPi-
tai order from Brigadier General Crooke, of
the New York State Militia General Crooks
says that among the militia on duty In Brooklyn
are many merchants clerks, dependent upoa
their salaries for support, and that the en-
pioyers Of some Of these clerks have notified
them that they must either return to h.rIness