The New York herald., 1865-01-07

- long scsser On t6o "rusitton and duties Of
vsgssA = tAe existing state Il political matten" Il
- tArss columns cf the WAio and ID very verboss He
hvss SlsRe sctson and iusszposon IN brinsng about
Vsasa snA guss tAaa Virginia is Il liberty to ss such
sssa without csnsuatsn with the rest Of the confeds
ssy Asdciares sgains the emancipation Of slaves in
- srmy and says ConfedeEate emancipation is worse
- fsdssxl ~'ocsrcsd emancipation. ~s- sf NJ
Ths Ansa-Jc1. Davis Press. ss ls.6
SW xEB1h hANTl-ADMlNISTRArIONO ORGANS DEsTROY.4
me o0NFIDsNcE, PREVENTING KNLfsTMENTs AND
tssm iLs Riahnond Sentinel administration organh
zsx sens.ss sA.. - mes. meet with : many gloomy and
6sspendsncyf The enemy aiser the most vigorous and
es 1SPa sS * e ss sor;
they held year ago. Their currency has depreciated
80 ether year of the var. They arc almost 81.
- 80 "a ,SSS fsS% supplies sas .s q sc,s fom Cal.
. we Their men light only for money. money.
2. 2eessr y sgcivasa.; oass for liberty and indie
% navy rhs e MONEY va AN. sss sSs M sSs
h win - all confidence is lo Ii their paper cur
ne 81 g ., sss, currency during y:
vssy dxt when IL vim NO longer subserve the purpose
- Suyng up the million Of mercenaries required for the
- esrsy doss proceed = rapsdy a. " hoped ad
s.sd bash = going on fast enough % satisfy every
q nos ~ distant bA6krups nation cannot carry on
eas and oosly war; but bshkrupscy national asi d
Wsgs a. sssiios, pe9pis dsnsins, ave = We DO, fcr
UssPsss life liberty and Independence IN
gss rger army into co. hs asd ne pT.ss.t
"Sss .ssS sss1 'y ss1 :sss ass. SI1se
- more thsn double what they were when shc ss wss
. average prices ss the North are now three times nss =
0sas e WIEN hostntes commenced, and these prices
- s1s ssos s eoT 'Ssy - sss and n
M 70 purchase ths enlistmcnt soldiers win cost them
THE Than s any year ,;s Besides y.
An o. thess co1sidsraiions are iGbvious enough to
That SS sS s DO g s s.o
. ss gyess mis,spressntasions 81 pa.ss nscknG eppos
snd the generals and other officers appointed by the
ainistration, Aavs succeeded degree In dcstrong
~ sss ss sS' %ss s s sss es s.ss o
~;es They daily and hourly tell the people I'm enectl
a. e.u s ss1 ana ~ nnd
wholly incapable Of performing the duties Of his Office;
~ ~ odesms eys thsees and that the officers OF the
army whom he appoints are wholly unftted for their
Havins % ssht The Yankees encouraged abstsed and
akcrs slAnderss within our own ranks the sdccess
= truly wondsrfuL That continued sue
sa . We have had az the head q ssii State and Con-
o1srato mncc she war began and viii win inde
a indusocsiy encouraged and aided 81 inseane oii
I'D treachsty Enough men viii enlist Ia our armies
I'd remain n the ranks 20 secure the ultimate, though
ns1y triumph Of our arms, despite the tendency Of
= sacous.ss dessrson They may, and VIII, delay
Abuse, vIify nisrspressnt ana sander the otcen Of
army they I'll the appointees Of the Pres
ssd maintain she conndence q al good soldiers Of III
sh0nest and pure patriots and 70 excite the admiration
.Mn.endom. For nearly four years has Europe looked
.. wish impartial eye q the conduct Of aars civil and
.,.Iy ~ our cc11sds,ssy 1 and pronounced with sim
ssanaged with more ability more wisdom patriotic
,asvoon, more courage, o. wish success, against
L.. the people cheer up and no longer heed che san
Asrs Of ths cpposision panic inakcrs ss-k t faa
The Impotence or England. "a et4a
sus'NonrH HOLDING HER IN coNTEMrr AND THE
REBELS REQ AEDiSo HEn WITH DISGUST.
Thssa o. our contemporaries seem to be engaged in
nssosarsy o 20 whether would would not be bet
sthc Yankees We have not paid to this controversy
~ aiaeion which usually accord 10 the suegestIons
ne ef asng unprotabe a. Ills ana
ercunAtan England canbf recolonite us IL sas
~aya,d ws nirk prstty crtain nat aae rouid nct y
isf. ls-r determination to- compel strict obsery-
a sa ana pSsa AZ Sc s%. Sy nsr
owcr , Europe, she might easily have put an end to
he t.HEft DtlOfe W hhu Oecu SIX mouths old The
Yankee a. thai time held her IN mortal terror They
vere TX pnpt OF their own strength, and held that Of
ingland ~ an awe approaching superstition She might
ave dict 9tcd her tens and they would have s,b-
cbed 10 them without hesitation But Yankeedom has
ow me undue opinion OF It's own strength, and
..ferpf n the strength Of Engtnpd warranted only BY
cowar Wy policy her Cabinet has thought nt 10 puf-
uc Any usTrercncc OF England would be resented an
Itss an dshe hrs not Me poioer 10 enforce any iins
kSstis po Wv she may adopt She has allowed the
faLkccs to ~ thcr own COASTS into such state Of de-
Ispce rs 10 reI Ger them unassnabe by her fleets she
l.s ships N could encounter the Yankee monitors
wh any pruspt % success and, although IL Is easy
snough ~ her n'SSma such, yet the probability is that
hey would not be see 70 cross tho ocean Monitors are
made for cons, 1~ssncs and Dot Tor ocean navigation
sAs cpuf not Eer ~ u fvobobsHfv sre bvSoI ~ tas
IN oar pprtt far tess an 1rrs ana Gno, 6.rs
= sslst rs In driving away tho Ynnkecs nrena ~
,.,,rnlnr y 10 colonial yaeHaIage We thbnk Il, s,s.yvs
Isy.v vsr tn while dsQufe into the exneiler@ - -
.r,l,,g IA a ,e arms Of OH England seog od I},1..,
s,uId mot rs. if she would We must 0shs I, 49,
~ The Ynukscs The alternative presented h dcash -
syory VIZ 10 people have not yet come 10 ths1
point that they &. state In their chosce -
Great Britain has been gully OF great bundcrin oveS
eokng the claims o, the confcderacy 20 her notice ana
= trucking as she douc TO the Yankees she has
neglected an opportunity OF certainly humbingthe
ormdablc rival that sh,' has In the world and has
hrown upon us the entir' burden Of war In which
he is quite much inscr~ stcd az we. II the Van
ices ccrId succeed IN suhlu, ating us the doom "
2rras Britain would ha scnlcd Be<ore the ycar 1900 Il