The New York Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1861, Page 1

‘WHOLE NO. 8947. LIST OF LETTERS in the New York Post Office Gatarday, March 9, 1861, pie 7] Mary plaity Published in the Nowspaper Van Tule Mrs Mary Vapdatar Mr Saraheder Anna Having the Largest Circulation. Vener een Sheree Yeichge a noe Pm pe Vosburg w Willis Waterman Mrs M A B Eee pee ah — walle wine Heer ri wi Maran Yield puleeienitaamend Weed Harriet & ern, Ai! amok mous Weir nea Wi ‘Harriet Wolf Mrs D "i fal re Woteesier Heiten E Sirettrrat r ate antt ae | nt . i Lam & em He pactog Matto nt ae peschen Mra veka Borlen a. 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Todd Henry D—2 i John faining’ M Balstor Marto : ee Daniei ee] Lend: JL, Sat Frederick Waiter John M hed C4 Geo Wm Beptioe ‘has Dia omas Wolfe Nicholas Manson Sylvester Stark John Meat ‘atrick Ack! ¥ Young John Hirolhot George Density Michael ‘Todd eas D Ae i cre er fs A Fras 1M Seen ARSE atpotevomee u Charles wae Capt Joho Pelor Wines Brew S Livingston mr CarrollJohnL Hickey Ji Pennock Alex M Ketity Mutbew = Murray Denil = Whuing WD Collsts Daniel Granton Michael Middleton Hawacd Watkias Laniel W Govica Manuel R Livingston J W Laigbton Vm M Rott Moger = Mu Robdort tbat co Tn D Gallagher Francis a ee ‘uae Ole tag Briscoe James ct ieCundy Douglas reder! Man he ey IB. Ouualker Hoos x reene U ig eee paises Fredk Caiithan ¥ ‘an a Biber DrFredk fe Miscellaneous. American Ra‘iroad Journal Librarian of Gibbins Library American Conservative Be- Brookiva Straw Works view Gas Light Co. American Gas Ligh ry . jan Emigrant Society Rew York crab Oe ae Co Mercha: lack Tone Co Bristol | Bross Clovk Co ator of Bauming Brace = North Floating Bell Skit Co Pacthe Mall Last Novelty Butt 4 Vaukee Privateer ery * iy mas Bet mate Ci man't le Co Botanic Phynicta Stamatone Mant Co Bludson kiver Cement Co Crywtal Palace Trou Foundry Pressure Churn jon Seal wa BoTAY LOR, Postmaster. THE FIREMEN. oae DEPARTMENT.—THE RECEIPT OF THE FOL- ie jowing dovatious, to the Widow and Orban, Fund of Fire Devartment, is most thi Lome Towarance C: Cont Leediarg Ys ner ully ecknowiedged:— Commereiai Insurance ler, Esq.. Secretary. Seontrity Tnaurance™ ‘Becret Kalekacket Pas é Recretary.. estiet Firs "Insurance Goi Exchhbge Fi fe. ‘In suranc r vera strane Conn per D. & Garry, su jutual Tusvrance ve eretary. St. ya 6 pt Secreta Beeretary, oy lslor Tnsuri ag » Bearetary. i 7 Unlen’ Mutual Lastiiauce ‘Corupany, per’ Ferdinand sq., Secretary » Mew Beil and ‘Nictioise: and Correction, pro $f emertdiomnent given bed. New: ‘Academy of Musi; Ft ast Gesoeiations for the reliel of lndigeut W ido Orphans of the ety of New You 537 JOUN 8, GILES, ‘Treasurer. Naw Yous, March 8, 196) RELIGIOUS NOTICES. LEECKER STREET UNI’ corner of Downing stivet, RAALIST CHUROM urvica ot 10s, A. M- oad ‘o-Morrow ereutng Moars Ballou will give the second lecture on “The Stiperictity of Ualversatisu. yauacu ly Bae toa ETinTAXY, STANTON STREET cand Norfolk atrests, WA and Ti, [, Meats tee. The Rev, James E, eret St George's church will preach tng, eosiataat ta'atst next Bunday eveving HRIST'S LEGSONS OF PRINCIPLE WILL RE THE a WGcourse at the Twentieth street Univeranlist iw seueiahaud Bud Seventh asoaues, to irr iar after. Soon, bee the Kev or, Services nt 3 o'clock. Rev, BYetenn, of Wikiamevurg, will breach ta the mornlag. VAWGRLIGAL, ALLIANCE.—THE SECOND SERMON f the course io the young men of the city will be de- iivered to-morrow creniog Drelock. at the Mercer street Presbyterian chureb, above erley place, by the Bev. T. 8 Babtngs. 8. CORA L. V HATCH WILL LECTURE AT DOD: Wortn a Hull, £06 Broadway, om Sunday, 1oth inet. wt 10's A.M. and 74 P.M, By particular requost, the lect of inst’ Wednesda: Tr ‘ill be repeated—"“George Wash. apoieon the ue First: thee public and. private cha. iow and Ni racters contrast BAY HILL RAPTIAT CHURCH, THIRTY FIFTH rect, between Fifth and Sixth rE, Baby Cor Peeiccn Pe 4 tomorrow at ‘elock A. avdaiti, o'cicek P.M. grainance of Bepusen wi be Administered during the moraing service. EMORIAL CHURCM, HAMMOND STREET, CORNER erley F, J. Remington will preach (Buindap) ere ‘veulng, Hervioee at to. Sire » Bh and 73g o'clock. Free seais. YEW JERUSALEM CHURCH (SWEDENBORGIAN).— Publie worship on Sunday, March It ‘a the — Musical Tustivute, 768 Broadway, at 10%, A. M. Beats free. ‘ORTH ea yore Wt ng ect foF ihe, crening to the medical &, FROTHINGHAM wink, Pa PREACTL A? EBBITT ortheast corner of ay and Phiriy third boars erblee wae the pmeraing. <The ergata at of ‘the Ind G vidual he greniog—"The Pursuit of Miohes; Sheraaoe for youns EY, WILLIAM ALVIN BARTIETT WILT, PREACH t6 m in the’ Brooklyn Tabernacle, om Pulton, are. inue, wear Hoyt street. Bervices will commedce ot 10! A-3f, and'at 73; P.M. 7 ANN'S CHURCH, RIGUTHENTH STRERT, NEAR srrow su epaal oN Wotce at Wig A. Mand 7s P. t , and in the, SY. Me Rev. FG. ee i and tn the sign language at 3 preach. Seslefwoe HE ROY TRACERS, ALBERT G. LAWSON, ts ‘i deliver a sermon to-morrow (8 het a ie "Fire Ba ist eb sured, omnee omar of Tift and d street So. Mr Taw skis wea aura ration voi ort ‘orator will | ‘se Stirer — Watches... % : ra 4) 0 ROADWAY, T South Peace caer ferranted ADWAY, TH A’ pou ra 1 ana Gailforala Diese T CONEN's, BROADWAY, YOU CAN'T BUY here EE SE ver wot lire bt Sirvat end for jragciorty Rn are | can (a yen Wo, Hirtgamay, Clerk, PRICE TWO CENTS. | SHOCKS OF THE REPUBLIC. OUR Domestic TROUBLES. THE PROGRESS OF ORGTY. Thirteen Rebellions i in Eighty- five Years, AN ORDER LOVING PEOPLE. The Political Orucible of the Age. How the Constitution and the Laws Have Been Tested, INTERESTING HISTORICAL BEMINISCENOES, EMBRACING Narratives of the Army Plot of 1783—Shayw Rebeliion—The Whiskey Rebellion in Pema- aylvania—The Allen and Sedition Laws and Besoluttons of 1798—Conspiracy of Aaron Barr—Hartford Convention— Bbeourl Comprombe—indiaa Troa- bles in Georgia—Nullifieation in South Carolina in 1832—Berr’s Rebellion—Comprombe of 1850—Repeal of the Mk- sour! Compromise— The Troubles in Utab and the Secession of 1361, key ke, &s, Ever since the formation of the goneral govarament there hag existed in this country an antagonistic clomens, which at different periods has become ssi rougly prodeme nant as to arouse the worst fears for the perpetuity of the Union. While the diverent sections of the une have been bound together by the same religion, habits and political principles, and haye thus beea forts. fled against external danger, they bave not been alte- gether free from the jealousies and beartburnings growing out of difficulties in their midst. Under one plea and another factious have been from time to time organized, and occasionally a small but enterprising minority has sprung into existeace for the purpose of taking the place of the delegated will of the gation, and attempting to obstract the execution of the laws, and to control, direct or coun. teract the regular delib: ons of the duly constituted authorities. When it is remembered, however, that when the een stitution of the United States was formed different opta- ions were entertained as to the extent of the powers con- ferred by it, this, perhaps, is not so much a subject for woud It was auatural source of diversity of semal- ment. The people were fresh frore the perpiexities of the Revolution; the government was yet an experiment; the prosperity of the country bad not commenced to roll upiuterruptedly ia the broad channels it ham since followed; the thirteen origieal States, when theg became sovereign and independent, were uot prepared by example to follow any beaten track. The result waa, that the sharpest differences sprang out of ineasurem which, however right or wrong, ceased with the ext gencies that gave them birth, and left no permanent effect either on the constitution or on the general proe- perity of the country. Occasional outbreaks and ingue- Feotions have been fomented. Factions aharpeued by the spirit of oppesition imeident to party disseusions have often distracted the public councils, and eafeebied the public administration; but all these, under the healthy restraist of public opinion, ia due time found their proper level, and tus spirtt of liberty became its own surest guardian. These popular over- flowings are the necessary eorcomitants of a republicam form of government. It $s the natural tendency of a por- tion of the people, when unrestrained by proper imfu- ences, to rebel at times against the will of the majority, and to encrosch upon the power whith they have them. selves coustituted. Such, however, is the organization of our government that this disposition has always beem met by healthy legisiation, and always resulted in re storing to its proper balance the disturbed condition of Public affairs. This party spirit has always existed in our midst. Tt always will exist: and, in the language of Washington, ‘a fire not to be quenched, it demaada a uniform vigilance to prevent its bursting into a fame, lest, instead of warming, it should consume.’* This diderence in public sentiment was not less marked immediately after the Revolution than at the preseat me- ment. Eveu the constitution in its original state was by no means found perfect, and upon the question of its adep- tion two grat parties came into the ‘eld, who formed re- spectively the basis of those which have since divided the people of tho United States—its frieuds being called foae- ralists, and its opponents anti-federalists. It was a com- promise of confticting interests, and some portions of it were regarded 18 exceptionable by each of the States. ‘This resulted from the fact that it unked thirtesm independent republics into a cansolidated: government having a control of the whole—republics which differed widely in situation, extent, habits and demesti¢ instita- tions. Rights aud privileges were on aib sides surrea- dered without apparent equivalents. Patriék Henry op- posed its adoptien with bis usual vehamenea, and even Franklin said in the convention: “I cousept to this coa- stitution because Lexpect no better, and beeause I am not sure it ts uot the best. The opir.on | have badgf ite errors I sacrifice (o the public good,’ Eyem Washington said: ‘(There are somo things in the new Sorm,I wild readily acknowledge, which nevyur did, aq never will obtain my cordial approbation; but | did then conceive and do sow mos Ormly. believe that im the aggregate it is the. bea» constitution that can be obtained at this epoch, aud thas this or « dis- solution awaits our choloe and ts the ely alternative.” Again: ‘It appears to me Litto shortof a miracle that the delegates from so many States, diferent from each other in their manners, aircumstapees and prejudices, should unite in form ug @ system, of national govern. ment 80 little liable to woll founded. ebjections. Nor am Tyet such an enthusiretic, paxtia! on indiscrim!nating ed- mirer of itas not to perceive it {a tinetured with some real, though not radical, defepte, Our national existence i mow in ite, cighty-tfim year. In that time tha, world bas witnessed the wonderfi! spectacle of no loss than twelve, or fifteen rebe!livas have for tho time being “Ag. turbed the o from Lorder to border, ond vet ‘agye cummoe’s cloud with tho syente Where is the monarehic a) coun try that presents agything like the same fact?, An out break evary eight years—« moral gevolutio , that. has ut bloodshed, aed Witho 4. weakening | the social or politioal fabric, It syst bo dDorne ia mind, however,’ se those excite- ments have sriseafrom circumatance se purely local oba- racter, nud they have been regula! 4 an ecevenel be tue very reaction which they hay © themselves produced. If factions havo been OFB% sised whieh have for ther moment demurred against euthority, or if principles havo beon held out by ¢ a to Aning and ambitious leaders calculate: become + , tent engines for the subvorsion of the fundamental fom a ‘Seen “‘aoctrines of the constitution, they healthy piney 4 reduced to their proper level by the : P sblle opinion, which has never failed te 1) discovered that the palladium ‘baie ‘fe libeety was in danger, These epochs have, bi hetaa m ® boom only 89 many progressive steps by whieb o atey has advanced to its present elevation. "ay have been tho crucibles, eo to speak by whick ‘4 free institutions committed to our keeping have been tested, and in coming owt of the fire unharmed, we have been strengthened more than ever for the path which Jay before ws. Tt will be fastrvotive, In \ iow of the proseat ov isis, te eh