New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
FATa,syslf SOUTH.
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exhibits 3 'ecur6itT Of resource ard al1xurance
cf ability rarely Observable in ttese psle aed &C.
ripened regions Of TIE NORTH. Bat i, quite co.,
siseLt With the ger eri iguorance Pervsding hsre'
that our tsst-iLforued readers should not know,
t1it ore Of the greater. newsp.pers IL The world
wss The Nsvb,rn a. c. Gsiene. We are, Ass
compelled TO use tie past tet.e for liam Ben.
jsuiin Smith, who cid edi,orisy preside over its
coluursr destiries, b.', BY the ignorant and / n.
prudent proprietor, been elected from tn caalr
which be scor1ed, thus rendering the oTerthroH Of
The Ga:cte Certain and probably speedy. Add 70
sesrsyste the injury Of his deposition, when VII
Ian b. Bi,uin SnIth, il bis sad snd uncroSned
estate, did request the ejeotiog proprietor to print
TIE vsltcctorisl well Of tee elected William Beg
i.min, that ipdurGted monster refu ed - hin tue
tfifiog boon. Upen which, VIM. Benz carries
HE ysledictorsl" efdsion to the rivs proprietor
Of Tie NtcJern Progress, who cheerfallY yields TO
it roe u, and puff special. The retiring W. B.
Smith begins b. ctsrg'Dg biz lac employer with
the trcuer dou. .i1s OF " al ungentlen,tly mind
SID thsIlataricsl disposition to which be
sdd,, selfish vie aud crippled Judgment"
Dir. William Ben .nin therefore deter Liues to
bold " tie little fellow mark the sarcasm up
L" to the gaze OF our brother editors aud very
SgoniziDg spectacle it is, a. which stera Equity
will uot refuse the need Of deep eNecrstion. Add
TOW for the L" vsleoictorial' which the obdGr,te
proprietor would lot pitt
upon my accession to .hs sarctum," s'ys
William Berj 4u.in Smith, "wr.ci has eeen ny
"bome for four mouths" 81 entertained hops
(Which have been blasted, and therefore res sn
"my jurisdiction" 81 log down" says Smith,
Ike sn sbdlcaling Emperor, "the pen editorial"
That have lsbortd Increasingly" these columns
have "evidenoed.' "My lAbors," sigbs Smith,
"bavs been heavy, ard not oSerbeanrgly p'oft-
cable" Poor Smith Bot then he adds in
more cheerful tone. "They haze been llghteued
"by tslowed hours Of pleasautre,s." Jorisl, con-
yiyia Smith Ard then Smith, in the folio wing
outburst oil irresistible emotion, says: 4" Tnodsh
"pow separating ed.tonsly With the lsborers 10
North Carolinss literary vineyard to enter the
"broad field Of politics, l promise ihat tie Pi't,
and things have 30 lorg loved, 81 ii not be for
gotten Having started in the p,thetc, there
is 10 limit to William Derj4min's agony. he ad-
dresses his "coutributors' thus: MY a.socia-
"tion with you has beer iodeed peas,ut-il it |
"baye fourd many dazzling GASES from whose
"gu.kiDc founts have qqaied msny crystal drops
"of sparkling pleasure. Those moments shall be
"lopp long chelishcd SIS some Of those few things
of life upon which memory csnnot aud wi not
renquish its hold. extend tbe farewell hand;
II esze in imsg nation on each noble, Intelligent
countenaDce, and sigh-adieu"
This pathetic and touching "y,ledictorial" the
brute of proprietor refGsed to print II have
"siyen IT," says w. b. S, in a strain Of sincere
ard severe sgony WORTHY Of better Lsti4itg, scr
baum, IteJatim At rureiusieuI" And to con.
sole bis bereayed readers, be then announces tina.
be will print new paper, which will probably be
the death Of TIE Gazette. Go in, o William Ben
amin and win.
And now, ss in life we encounter not only the
gteyous but the gsy, lie, us give the salntatory of
another Southern editor the gsllatt Pelham,
who, on taking charge OF The Daily Columbia
$50 Guardi7n, is SIS jO.1Id IS William Betj4-
uin is despairirg. He j. rather stately, for hs
begins: "In coming before the publ as the Cou
"troller Of q press-tbat power which in modern
"tines move the moral world and is gigantic for
"eyil or for good trust that am not iase1si
"ble." "Action and conduct are ofesn moulded
"by lspfusge." AID nov Nr. Pelham grows con
fden,ia. MY life has hitherto been passed 10
"ssclo,ion ~ bu. ,tIl Mr.. p. hopes TO get
along sin the broader fed Of eIerton." His
object 10 leaviug 'sech ion " is to save the coan
fry through the couron, Of TIE Daily Columbia
guardian. The Soltb is engaged N q struggle for
"lf. no less than for honor" "Sban we submit
"to be ruined ard degraded No. Upon what
" shall VIC reJl Euphs'icalS sc say, upon our
"felves and TIE Co!an,Jia GUARDIAN Mr.. Pei
ham would have adde5, but no.esty forbade He
cal. utOn the sou,hrrn people ito prep'rs for
",te inevitable struggle" by Subscribing for his
newspaper He adds, what would seem 70 be cor
rect: The PRIME the indispensable coalition OF
"success in the management Of 8 uewspsper is q
"large subscription list Of subscribers payirg iu
"sd7.nce." Ard then this reclaimed reciu.e
holding cut both arms ard ore contribution box,
cries: THE effect Of addressing large audience
sis Inspiring. Remember, We proceed upon the
"priDciple Of advance payments" We tlu't that
Mr. Pelham vii base, for bis own sake, plelty
Of advance payments" which hsye such slng1-
larly "inrpirDg" effect upon him. His 6ns
leadDg article is rather abort, aud nothing in it
would :eerr to Indicate tina. the inspiring cash pay
vents were becoming embarrsssDgly numerous.
1. is upon "Lber;y." a. it is .hort, we give
il entire:
"It he ess Of hbsy J. Of RE i 20 possess ,te .ej
e .ons the - sar 10 A. Er {, iocGdeI oat
hs ore tt.1 ~ np-erca o, ree:rsiat- ssri s,or Of