New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
We PRO-SlAVERY REbELllM
IRON SOUTH CAROLINA
WHAT THE REBELS THINK AND BAY VI
THE INAUGURAL.
~uxa IN xgyp cooI-MoRE TROUBLE ABOUT
,rur rp,p,;Nr,s CORRESPONDENT.


Rsss On Own Correspondent ,oet
M Isneolp's Inaugural Address was teie-
-s,hed to us, even to the end, with unusuai
Sshoatpe,s, as i judge from hasty perusal'
n ra, issued last evening in extras, and engerly
sunQhs up by the entire community. a snoI'
Ems after 1t was issued, Mingled considerably
sxpans those who had read the document at tne
hvxel reading rooms, and other places OF resort
I was struck with the moderation win "nen
xsas commented upon, as whole lDere "P-
psassd 70 be pretty general disappointment
n~t the document contained so little blood and
Snspder.n That the document should DO calm
"a identified in tone and style, logical IN IT'S
suelu,iops, and plain and kind in its treatment
q he great topic of the day, was annoying to
De Rebels, who. hoped to hod IN the address
Rxsyoeation for extreme action.
z rne part which, Of course, attracted most az
>unsiou and was read and re-read with deep In
szssst, was that wherein Mr.. Lincoln declares
st to tho best Of his ability, be will take care,
according to bis oath and the CONSTITUTION, that
DE laws of the Union are faithfully executed
N ar tie States" and that he will use the
psssess tho property and places belonging TO
Ne Government, spd 70 collect the dunes On
imports" No one doubted that these words were
spaien In earnest by man not ID the habit OF
Ssseins with grave things. And it was because
.nese declarations brought matter OF the highest
zraetisal importance right home to them, hrmiy
,snd sternlJ, that they were dwelt on with serl'
GA interest. The verdict was, that rebellion
-xoah Mt be treated tendsrly by Mr. Lmcolu,
aad that he was quite another sort of man from
james Buchanan. The subject is made 10 come
Asu,e qaie too snug to the rebels to admit OF
,haustsr. Indeed, The fact 10 now realized, tina.
Ne tiae for that sort Of thing has passed, ana
teat hepceforth stern realities viii have to be
dealt with ip stern way.
FAor ny.elf l chose to interpret the Address
10 mean that the stars and stripes bad seen SO
Assg maintained over Fort Sumter would be Bept
Acre the rebels driven out of Fort Moultr'e ana
Castle Pinckney, the rebel flag pulled down ana
Dr. American flag raised in its stead over those
l1.led States furtre.ses. In this conclusion 90
not think + am singular. The rebels themselves
shsak 90, too. It's what ails theml
THIS morniog The BeTeury and Courier COM
xaens at length on the Address. The former
jnarnal strikes on attitude after the following
fashion:
"w. have too much 18th in our race and Listoryl
and IN Vi. l.ss OF our fathers and OF he founders oi
hDerIiee to beeve that tbs lnauSuIal
ssn BE- accepted " tie Of tie Aner nh people,
Aorsa or SOUTH II il means snythiug deylalhg rom
DC Numerically anynao and pi'iaOie 60 dlllon "bl.h
marked the eXI irg weeks VI tie pre- cong A1nlf-
rail- ~ il u.esIs ar W tie extent VI PIelleh l-lh
,eu's POW OF hueDee. L. Is our ~ls 81 ana Otst
,oxy 20 accept q, declaration OF war, and 10 await
ssalt Tor COR own opporinss Of meeting that issue
which tefore Heaven and Earth, we can PfoeLIpm,
wss Dos OF our seeking The sons OF ,hair ga Snd
rsaa, Judge and act for themselves, 'heH sr'0 "nu
N..ir Io~ter ty-and u ey must at .oon'
II a. men " no went 10 War against preamble, snd
yho,s WHO went war for the lights oi ssaDsn WIN
-. 90, ing a ship and The men who marked Bnena
y..s. and nlTeras and Chapuliele o., In the hss OF
great battl, prepared 10 90 ana suffer mueb III ee
lease or search OF honor but they are not prepared for
"a uoss vul ar ir' epon,ibe, am odious OF hli Gov
asrDuepis a. at - lutitm VI accdeUisl maJonty-
AID tLat is III result of MIR. Lineons Ina gn'sl II
rIed oct in the aiiog OF Poh ical destiny we pc
2sye that large PORTION of the North will not suer
.s.ab = re-rlt--Se know that the South viii not
.Let the argument proceed 10 the neat logical and
Aessssry tte -an ar col TO arms. we are ~ wei
sss0y free leoI lie can ever De e5Iettd 70 DC
f...d in NO yas Of the actual BIT, and that argu-
sssrnr o. atpid will bring us new forces end re-
ssa,ees We are rsoy."
Tks Mercury gives US heavy dose, sugared
sscr after tie following fashion:
xosb ut Gty tie PI,ti EFT of tie NorEem States oil
Azerie, has, In Ills address, achieved 1t"
Reproducing the words OF MIR. Lincoln IN re-
rard 70 p ssessing the property and places OF the
asu,np. Tas Mercury concludes that,
IF tie policy and prinii les here indicated are at
Ramp ed 10 be cslied 10 full there viii be war-
,ns de laIed pO-ilive wa-with booming canEOn,
I'D Hood aud battle n less than ten days from this
&se"
The organ Of the rebels then proceeds to con.
siasr the future Its discussion of The subject is
4. the ltJle Of the peculiar freshness of that
Seurpal, aud clearly indicates that, so far as the
vvbcIs are concerned, it is not apprehended that
sspy further overt movement VIII take place at
srescnt, but that the mastery inactivity" policy
N e. prevail. The reader Will not fail to o.
srrve with what relish several quiet thrusts
are given IN his Excelleucy, JEFF. Davis, who
zss the power and the responsibility. am sure
I could lot devote tho space allotted to this let
litter moro acoeptably than by giving the follow
S,x liberal quotation from The Mercury:
Bat still We would say TO people fol thepresent,
keep ca I'd tide your liine. The Donor 81 this STATE
In 10 iurtter involved la this matter. IL bBs been
,ssnie rvd 10 the shoulders the Government Of the
CeTote Stahs # AmeTtc0. Wtethef "hely or
mt il 10 now too late disnse. Our eOurse now IL
ss0c entirely Of poh and Wal srategy. We do not
ayof 10 be accurately eogIi1ant e the plans Of
frai eGt DaSt. Il there Is 10 " war, there must be
q - n IA d policy for tie campii.D. These Ginft
soriSinse frum the heads Of the Government. We
Nave now mott Ing ~ lbe by tne-eyeIytlihg 10 ain
%4r ,ix weeks ago might have placed VII "a, il now
Nv our II e. War would have been ~ The OF TIE
&ssIe of South Carolina. tie glory, piesi3e aud is
stIre fame would hive been hers IL L. longer