New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23
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Atlanta, Georgia, has leading article entitled
"White and Black LISTS" in which it denounces
certain parties named in what it calls its Black
List as Republicans, il ceudaries, and enemies Of
the South, whom no Southern man should dea
with; and it avows its purpose to dog and watch
the traders of Georgia and Atlanta especially for
the purpose Of ascertaining whether any of them
dares 10 have any business intercourse with any
firm included in its "Black List" The way in
which it proposes to proceed we give 10 its own
words:
ave are posted upon the Black houses well as the Ws
Hosss And II merchant receiving goods Wsaout
the stencil max the concern from which ne buys we .hl
then the tick ana the merchant ne %
with that potent of al interests the mercstte
THE houses found under the BLACK LIST We know
are steeped and saturated Sewardsm Brownism Greoys
Heperism, and nceodan II ney are no. ss s 9e' To-
under before the world and say who they sopPoSeo '
T6o found IN the White liz, are sound constitutional
jsed an are vet the institutions OF the oouh M
Of these that the Georgia and the south should
Inv tbr 1oods Public sentiment well as their duty good
and loyal citizens of savehodins community VIII po~p'
them TO this act"
Who the dirty agent of this print in this city ia
we do not know nor do We care to ask; We prefer
TO have no knowledge Of such vermin. Whether
he is acting with the knowledge or in the interest
of these parties thus advertised in the socaled
ssWbite List" of course we are unaware. But
inasmuch as this business has been undertaken, al
the parties concerned shall have the benefit OF q
more extended notice than they can possibly get
through the obscure columns Of The Confsderaey.
We will give them the advantage of a gratuitous
advertisement to $780, 900 subscribers and million
of readers And We wish TO emphasize the notice
by stating further that We will pursue the business
of giving the utmost publicity in our power to these
scoundre efforts TO damage the trade or coerce tho
political action of our merchants by such an infa-
nous system of espionage as Seems to have been
established. We here copy the lists as they stand
in the columns of The COnfsderacy:
BLACK LIST, OR ABOLITION HOUSES.
Lsthrop Ludington Co.. Phelps Bliss Co.; C,,sin.
Meen Co Draper CLARK c. clsPp Kent Rp'hT %
cgPery Hoover Co snss0s Br ss.s Co eao
B BTsn Kelly
Arm.ro1 Co. SUaning simpson AE%ss.Ioosi S nS
OH Moore ]. L. seirss Bro. Chapman Lyen Eeycs
Blydenbursh Co. shaw con,er.e TGdd Co. Cam
AdIance Co.. Merit, McNulty Co.. Young Lawrence.
THE WHITE LIsT,IoR CONSTITUTIONAL HOUSES.
GS s F: cS ssoIs
Jehs Read BroynsOn scse% HoRtP' Msfsn MRss
fs snnef Bennett RsT BsdSn starr S Brsy. s
witt Toler Co. Allen, Mel ane Buckley; Duyee Jacques
Co. Samuel Roosevelt Co.. HenTys Smith Townsend;
H. T. Dibbee Co.; c. w. j. Z. Moore Co; lnsoldsby
Hsstead Co.; BraG, Brother Seayeri Lyman sctrs
Co Bests, Nichols Co Csrro Herrick Mead Wesson
Cox; Ross Ballard Leitch Burnett L Co.. Thorn Bros,
Cook Dosd Baker; W. O. Robinson Co.; z + Stone 4
Co.; y. T. Hoyt; Carts Baker Condies Jennings Co
Longstrest Bradford Coz Wolf Dash Fisher North,
sherman Co.; L. 3. Brownl Harral Risley Kitchen.
Brown Johnson, Byrne Johnson Atwste Msford Co.;
Howes, Hyat Co.
To these lists we invite the scrutiny Of all cur
readers who have mercantile interests in New-YoTk.
They viii repay study. If the trade of Republican
merchants in this City, or of men who do not choose
to sink their manhood and sell their principles at
the bidding of the slayehodng aristocracy, or their
tools, by such hateful practices as are herein un-
folded, is to be abridged or injured at the South
il should be more than made good at the North.
And if merchants of New-York City connive at such
practices as we now expose let them reap the just
results of Their meanness and folly. As We have
already said, we know nothing of the yerscity Of
the lists here published. Ofcourse we bold ourselves
ready to correct any errors into which we may
have been led by our Southern contemporary.