New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02

ng To my pickets, bnr2lng tner %onen auu vuiuIen'
OF cone these cannot be dealt With upon the theoryon
which designed 10 treat the services OF soe-oodied
men and women wbo night come "tbii my lines, ara
OF vhih gave YOU detailed sccfunt III my 'ast dls-
patch AIN 10 the utmost don'n VIDAL 10 uo WIN ms
species Of property Up TO this time have had come
Wit in NV lines men ard women, WIZ teir childlen,
IN entire fsmi,s each auiv belonging TO me saine
owper. | have q erefore, de'erIi!td 10 employ, as
can 90 very prolRbly, the ate-bodied persons ~ tle
pary issuing prorcr goods for the support OF all ana
changing against their services the expense OF tue cure
and enauce Of the laboTeis keeping ~ au
accurate account ga well Of the services az VI 'e t
penduies having the worth OF me seFNlres s'u We
cost of the JenC 10 be deermi, 60 oy tue ooa
survey HEREAFTER 10 be detailed. / know OF 10 Gther
manner which to diTro,e OF TINS suueS' ~u ~,
question: coDnecied herewith. Asa matter oil properly
10 the insurgents it will be d very great momen-lle
number that now have Amounting ~ an uioineo,
10 what in good times would be ~ The vslne OF shy
thousand dollars. Twelve OF these negroes, hn III
formed have escaped from tie erection Of the batteries
on Sewalps Point, which this morning hIed upon ny
expedition IL passed by out OF range As ieais
OF Ollcnie therefore, in the enemys hands, THESE ne
groes when able-hoiied are Of the nt Importance
Without them the batteries could Dot have been erect
ed Ut least for many weeks. AZ military Question:
would seen to be measure Of necessity 20 uePiIEs
their their services. How can tits be done
A. political question and question Of humanity, can
receive the services OF father and mother ana not
take the c ildrenf or the humanitarian a1pect mere
is doubt Of TIE political one have no Ilshl 10
men As these ques,iOus have political aspect have
veDtured and trust I am not wrong in 20 DONG, 10
duplicate the parts of my dispatch relaog 10 this sub
joct, aud forward them t. the Secretary OF war.
PLANS OF THE CONFEDERATE LEADERS.
We find in The Ohio Statesman askeieh OF a speech
made By the Hon. Alexander II. Stephens Vice-Preri-
dent Of the Confederate States at Atlanta, Georgia,
on tie I'D umo. The following are extrdcts:-
MY FELLOW CITIZENS; The the for speechmaking
has passed. Tie people have heard all that can be
aid Tie time for prompt vigorous, decisive action ID
ucon us and we must do duty. Upon the surface,
affairs appear 20 be qnet and can give you no salts
faction as TO their real condition IL IA true tht
threats Of at0ck on Pensaeoa have been MADE ou'
il ia uncertain whether any Stark VIII be made
IA Won knO@ au attack was made on seTalls FONT,
near Norfolk hut the vessel making II wss repused
ard disabled But the general opinion ard iDll i'ions
are that tie fret demon stration VIII 10 a. haffers
Ferry and that there, where John Brown inauguraed
hi. work Of slaughter will be tonight fierce and
bloody battle. 40 for myself, believe that there the
war will begin; and that the first boom OF cannon
that breaks upon our ears VIII cone from that POINT;
But let il begin where il will, and be ~ bloody aud
proonped AS Il nay M are pr, pared FIR the issue!
The North is fact drifting 70 anarchy and an estao-
lished despothm On you, therefore, as cilzens Oh
toe Confederate States, depend the success and pepe-
tuaton Of CONSTITUTE nal liberty for the day not
far off when freedom will exist only South Of Mason
and DiSon's line, and your stout arms ana brave
hearts will be her only support all this continent.
We prefer and de lire peace if can have IT. but II
we cannot, we must meet the issue forced upon us.
We must meet Lincoln and hi. myrnidons on theirow
ground, and on their own TENSION Constitutional
principles
SO lar our progress has been all that we could ex-
rect Agoyemmeut has been organized, Executive
Departments and Offices supplied, all needul laws
pared aud all necessary arrangements made 10 meet
any emergency. At the head of our Government If
Prerident Dayis-who led the Mississippi Rifles at
Buena Vi,ta-and whose flag yet trailed III the
dust 1his noble and true of tue south goes to
Richmond 20 take command in person Of our soldiers
there and to lead upon battlefield agsinst all the
military power and talent they can summon-eytn 10
their veteran ehiestain General Scott himself.
Whether brought 10 bloody conflict or not, we are
prepared Our people everywhere are full ot enthu-
ga m aud strong in tner determination never TO sub,
nit to the rule Of Lincoln. Fathers, and mothers, aud
.isters are all ready and doing all they can IN aid Of
the cause. We are in the right and justice Is upon
our ride. We must succeed. Tue zane God who
Guided our fathers ia the bloody Revolution and who
made the glory Of the late United S;aies, Is yet upon
the eide Of right and justice. RELYING upon Him who
holds lie desimies Of ell nations Ia Iii hands we VIII
70 forth to battle, resolved to conquer or die