The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-21


oasy AVOIDING, political pop arity; faithful and de.
voted husband, fond iather and afcctiunate II >
great heart Is free from that master passion Of little
solls-pcrsonal ,indicvcncss. In the short Line allowed
how shall begin y, speak OF the "hrIn!'s OF the
w r AT the outbreak OF the rebellion Trey spfang
into existence fully armed as iorva spruig from the
brain Of Jupiter. Wherever they marched there was
conquest I'll ,ir bsttecIy well pcrendcd the victory
as the lghnny fash portcnds the thunder From Bel
To Atlantis, Vicksburs, Savannah, Charleston and
Petersburg no victory has ever been gained by
The rebols over an army OF Western men They are
brave IN battle and brayeiy generous TO fallen ana sur
rendered foe To quote from The mag RAJ aGiesi OF
our excel Governor 'being victorious, they feel that
they can afford TO be generous" Some o tiom, IL IS
true, were much ''siven TO foragng,' but oven
dent, let us on this subject make In.
vldious comparisons. These Western troops arc the
cons of Eastern fathers We have but country and,
large as Is, far be i from me TO divide It even by
comparison The history OF this war has proved that
i've Northern men are equal to one southern man Let
geographical comparisons stop there forever SIR these
Western armies but temporarily disbanded. The
tine 10 my Judgment IL not lar slant when they will
be again called into the field and they will come. You
aud will probably live TO see those who met In the
deadly breach charge together against common
| enemy Opposite to the south end Of the great main
street of these western States throne has
aud little emperor placed upon H. The liberties OF a
sister American republic have been taken rom her ana
sir these Western people would a. easily brook the
Internal devil keep his state this North American
continent as tn y would an European cmparor That
| Throne n fall That emp ror must Ego home. "
| Our sister repablc must be reinstat d--not az
| our conquest but our neghbor and ally We
1 gunOOats Dult tuof" 70 uosfOy or ehnping
and lombard seaboard towns In time OF with
France We want FREQ Mexico for eldest sister We
want hr for free homo for that portion OF our
| free people who may desire to cmgrato TO a country
where the state does dsranchIsc It's fathfu soldiers
This Monroe doctrine ia reasonable and right We have
| the right TO sec that the man who occupies the little
house next door is a decent head of family and VI n
stronger THAI he invades the premises 'front.' and
usurpe the control of his domestic alars we have
right 20 at the side door and help ncgbor "a
clean out the intruder Sir cannot tell what are the
sentiments Of our distinguished guest on this subject
But this saw II the modest counscs ~ him whose
name appears In the sentiment TO which am trying TO
respond prevail the crop Of his iavorite dish will
not be half grown until Macmillan will be home W enjoy
H. and this sir will be done by Western men. Let me
give you In conclusion, this scntimcnt-Thc rise OF
genius In free country: witness Abraham Lincoln,
samon Y. Chase and Ulysses 3. Grant
| MAJOR GENERAL HEBRON ON SOUTHERN EAIdhA-
| TfoN TO MExfco-HE DENNIS THAT THEY 90 TO
AID MAxiMILIAS-THKY 90 TO JOIN THE LIBERAL
l CAUSE. -
From the ST. Louis Republican, July ~
Major General HerQn, who has Just arrived IN ,nis
city from the Military Division Of the Cult gives US some
information which will correct an error tnat
III not uniyersaly prevalent throughout the North
In relation TO the removal Of late rebel soldiers 10
Mexico with the Intention u taking part In the contest
| by which that unfortunate county h still distracted
p.ing lust fs, shreveport where he received The sur
render " the bulk Of Kirby smith army ana where ne
was brought into contact with rebels OF every rank, he
of course enabled 10 speak advhedy Instead OF TN
seven or eight thousand Mssourans who are said Il
| have accomtanied shelby beyond the Rio Grands
that onicsr was followed seems. by scanty pan'