New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12
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I'VE have received she following note accompanied
with copy Of our paper from the indignant writer.
TRE TRIBUNE must have been well examined, it's
worn condition showing that it had been read over and
over again:
IL tie Editor Of Then. Y. TTibgas
Sir: cannot conceive why you have had the pre-
sumption 20 send one Of your infamous, fire-eating
uncompromisng, radical Abolition Iapers TO me, filled
"a il with and abominable fahehoods, con-
seved and set forth for the sole purpose Of carrying
Abe Ere aud sword into he hearts of tIuly noble ard
generous people, whose only fault If fault 1t can be
called is refusal to submit TO those Internal doctrines
promulgated and distributed with the zeal # fen1
By your infamous editor, Horace Greeley, who has
caused bloodsbed and anarchy than ANY other ten
knen in the whole United States. Sir II have to call
you Sir as you don't deserve the name Of gentleman,
Enclosed you will find TIE Memphis Daly AV0laaehe,
paper with good sound doctrines and true principles,
Ss1sst,' March 6, 1861 C. RICHMOND
The Montgomery Advertiser, and indeed ne lrly ali
che Secession papers, urging the commencement Of
war for the purpose Of dragging the Border States INTO
ihe Southern COnfederacy Yet they all oppose cOer-
Sion--in one direction. -4
The Secssionis,s are disappointed in the non
appearance at Washington Of Col A b. Roman Of La,
one of Jefferson Dayis's Commissioners. The Near
Orleans True Delta, staunch Union paper gives the
world 10 understand that the venerable Ex-Governor
will come hther in TO such capacity. He WE Union
member Of the late Louisiana Convention and though
signing the ordinance Of recession Is believed since TO
have heartily repeuted Of that act Of noiscretion.
All Of the members Of TIE Cabinet OF the confeder-
ste States are at present in Montgomery and actively
engaged in the discharge Of their duties. They are:
Robert Toombs Of Georgia, Secretary of State c. G.
hemmnger Of South Carolina, Secretary Of Treasury;
L. P. Walker Of Alabama, Secretary Of War; s. r.
Mallory of Florida, Secretary Of Navy; J. H. Reagan
Of Texas, Postmaster Generals J. p Benjamin Of Lou
hana, Attorney General.
"A dispatch in TIE Richmond Enquirer gives
catering picture Of the strangers who abound at
Washington:
The inferior appearance, Tncbed and cunning fea-
eures and scanty Wardrobes of the thousand visitors
bere, n the subject Of general remark. The conduct
orB Of the various railroad trains say that an aver
age there Is only trunk hundred passengers
The rest are supplied with earet;baga. The hotels
snd clearinghouse ask pay iH advance. The hack
men grumbe at the meaDness OF visitors TIE barbers
snd bootblseks moInentary asked for Tie loan Of
razo and brushes, without even receiving thanks ia
returns all Of which painfully exhibits lie difference
ep"
The Iexss delegation IN tie Southern Congress
received dispatch on the 9Th, stating that the vote Of
Texas will foot up Is 900 TO $4,000 Of which not more
10000 or l2, 900 will be against Secession.
The Georgia papers urge on the war preparations
by such paragraphs Us this;
Every energy on the part Of the state. IL woph
keem, II now being sprung 10 the imneoiate orga,za-
ton and equipment OF the two regiments Of Regulars
likely 10 be called 70 the field led on by tleir re-
kPeeve Chiefs the intrepid Walker and tie gallant
fisrdee. His Excellepey Gov. Bcown, ~ prominent
70 the crisis and Of whom all the South Is jus proud
eeems omnipresent In Supervision throughout tie State
Sur word for H. Georgia will not be found mapping Ia
- hour 9. trial but with lance 10 rest aud visor
ready 70 welcome the invader Of her sol with
BLOODY hands to hospitsble grayes.'
-Aavises from Austin, Texas, Of the 18th alt state
soa' Understood there that all the poss On the
western une Of the State were In the hands Of the
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