The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14
BRED IN THE BONE.

FROM The Tribune
NJ 'jor General Couch, United States militpry
c9Hmandant of Penny lvana, and now organ
king her militia to repel the Rebel raiders now
devastating Maryland, recently addressed note
to the Patriot and Union, the Democratic S ate
org n ut Harrisburg, soliciting is cooperation
In calling out the militia of that State. The editor
responded that he was quite willing to help call
out the mi ilia-provided their services were to
be restricted TO the defense of Pennsylvania, but
for no other purpose. OF course, General Couch
was Constrain, TO get on as he could without
the aid of the Patriot and Union.
Mayor Gunther, in the same spirit, deeming
patriotism synonymous with "enlightened self
fhbess, protests against the sending away of
our city militit to the aid of our sore Y be-
leuPnered brethren in Maryland aud the District
or Columbia. Taey are all needed here, he
thinks, TO protect this emporium against riot
and devastai on from the evil-dsposed portion
o. her inhabitants. We thank the Mayor for
th 8 virtual conf s,ion that the spirit of riot aud
treason Is still active here for we know he does
not htli We nor suspect that Republicans will
initiate or uphold the riots be deprec ties Gene
raj Johu A. Green, one OF SeymOurs Brgadiers,
aud editor of the Syracuse CO,Oier, wherein he
last 81 mm,r charged the Rebel General PemDer-
ton win having surrendered ViCksburg when he
might have lie d out longer, and who never has
lndlcAtt d any sympathy with the struggle which
the Union is nov making for its life, responds
20 Governor SCymOurs call for Il, 900 militia to
as "oIhe GuHrd,' in "a a"General Order"
which ays;--
Ils X,eercy the Governor set forth In his pro-
elamauon the me- es OF an mmed ate and fall organl-
IA ION Of our National huari. In addition 10 the dan
Be OF Invasion nom without II popular discon-
teit. ~ hone, we have on warned by recent events
OF lhe Hil greater danger Jf arbitrary iachments
npon our liberties citizens The laws OF New York
nave a. enuy hern deliberately set at dehauos Men
Deth hearceraied " lOut warrant OF law; their
prHer heiZed the freedom OF the press has beea un-
Awt ny rftTa ned by the armed hand the dearest
anu nh ~ ssced OF those "a rights Whi'h our RevUu-
uonerS aihtIs HCn ms through sun ring and blood
nave bt eu antony yiOnted. We prepared .or
Az emeIgtn-iss while tho Is yet time. The pIwers
whch o. people Uy have suiielrd exercised In the
mi"ed 70 h u.ur ed to toe Oyerr,Nn OF our Cons tu-
uon and laws, and n ire, home. Every chizen
whI au - that dom, an N tinf ln The 20 ls,i
lnl on - ould Dc AZ all times prepared e. defend them
agtitit ai assaults"
We happened 10 stand one day in the publlca-
ton oti Of General Green's Courier when "A
regiment Of volunteers for the war marched by
70 take railroad train for Washington and the
Potomac. No CHI ers emauated trOIn the Demo-
Gratis coDgregatcd In thar Office, hut icars aud
scotis ~err abundant. "There go another lot of
- FOOLS :. cried one. II hope they II never
cone back ~ exclaimed another aud so on
Jth Davis may have holder aud ahler, but never
more ear est o, thorough devOlee than Gene
raj John A. Green, of Syracnse.
is blindness 10 such facts either wise or
patriotic {