[Homer_J_Simpson]

The Great Rebellion: Further Reports About the Engagement at Fort Pickens – 2-3
Rumors from Fort Pickens: Further Rebel Accounts of the Engagement – 3-5
The Scene of Operations in Western Florida – 4
Doings on the Rebel Coast – 5
Important from England: An Anticipation of the Arrest of Slidell and Mason – 5-6
Slave-Catching in the Army – 6
Editorial: England and the United States – 6-7
Editorial: The Social Organization of the South-A New Duty for the Government – 7
England and the Seizure of Slidell and Mason – 7
Editorial: The Mission of the Stone-Fleet – 7-8
Editorial: Philologic Compensations – 8
What Mr. Calhoun Thought of Suppressing Rebellion – 8
The Expedition to Mexico – 8

[BroJoeK]

"What Mr. Calhoun Thought of Suppressing Rebellion – 8"

This refers to the little-remembered 1841-3 Dorr Rebellion in Rhode Island, which did include a military challenge for which Thomas Dorr was eventually arrested, tried, convicted & jailed for treason.
Then Secretary of State John C. Calhoun (D-SC) commented on that rebellion saying,

"...the Federal government shall do its duty under guarantees of the constitution by promptly suppressing physical force as an element of change..."

So the Times here suggests Pres. Lincoln is merely following the policy prescriptions laid out by Calhoun (& many others) many years before.