New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16

49,. = the Yankee fct Ia, coming down
=. tie WEE u, IN, ard uu head OF steam. 0nee
!. % tlsn 49,, and stOp tie Roadway ara cue
~,i s'bni sie !, ssy saoh gaa.e. Steei-ehd e'A'
..emy src "a that short ClsiaDce, uudef tue iHlt
hsts Gae an batteries ard such practic'I t,'.'ie
ire Gre o. s'- mist cone oil second Det'' Vle,
.. sc ro7 Tbe re.uit, then, bangs very nue..
sre oh O. IN end Strength o. We ~ o1''o-.e ~
cs1 ne Is to be l's' 10 aooi'E - vIVs
t'Fs 30. 70 them, N these eS'e 1i r,,t,o =,
rossibs way. addition 10 ttese Wal hlAt'lS q
Qsrtaps, % a. i, MIGHT be q good pIecautlon
c-aap Is.S ro.ssye Of tie Ashley. by sinking
q abs'rncl C ~ Ia the rauow ctanusl oil tas
,re cT Two 80. Garden. GUaboa.s could then,
% int Of ile Do ro1nd into Athiey River, aao
r. 90 eg'hF 4 confined Wiuln the fire OF for'
voad he ~ Iostsou, and @ tier gun along ne
IaC.,n E,lsrr. El,cite suns % - nc -"'"-
L''i on en event, W0uid 10, '' "9e'N.s'
ny ,Sr,w ont he above p-i' ~ ,.
We tIsf tbpv mss be word. We nave ON,
Ints for W.. entf, both Of the army and
csrs o. " u.Lnifol eppnesrs; and having ouSe ue-
!ayy STU nr.es Of danger, ana our Gehc'eu-
G. ed rI ,lrs l,r u &c iGg thenli Their "o.A nl
re5 va Ill we doubt BOT, 80 Iailaly o. iHe
p1iaA'... ,;me for decided Scion "i1h Cehs'
Ts'sp; ,lry and Taper, vain CaYls' ns.Si,'',
be ~, ~; arG Hamilton, We tTnst Vho US u wa
~ cone too sooD i0r ChaIes'ou' ,.,,,,-
--r-,f.NE AID CHARACTERISED ''N'10 -O''
ne L.,a ,,..i.s are NJ length in our incst, ana
AsV" st,,.t =, carry oat tteir hen0lsA seheMes
"i.o 80 i.iguds au0 40 Il Is sepposSu 'n3e ,neIl
ol0. o, %, ,,ov he directed against savannah or
Si.,rs.,on. | beg leave 10 max sussea'l'n' ~
VIZ ,t,r, a TASTE of ibe cup t9ey oesiSu LOT Us
wogll propose that our may y Sf'Ss,ol -
1--we he Yankee prs9"siS % o w ,a- s, y
i1o + -,iefjesion md thai ai OF lheih RON the
down 10 ,,o-stber with rs many more as The Gov
tNp u-.''i 4. Induced TO send us from Richmond,
efaEe ~ ,,,o squads of about . and chained to-
be Sltl'.E Ut ier ihen be distributed and placed In
s''5 iieirqs IN I'll the various parts of the city,
Rot notice be then sent, 10y iog u truce, 10 the
s'.s-aor of the feet, that SHOULD he be noie 70
80, a passage ly car iorts ana attenp' 20 sheh we
s.e,. o,ri' brsihleh SHALL q, all events, be made
.oW ~ IN ,i0yeoi the effects OF fire, shot and
40 ,rlib he destined for the particular benefit
E 10 40 Ives and children. We may, IN tins way,
- tbose De, is in human shape 10 meet " ialiiy
~ al the ltiot OF tie bsyoIet, instead OF stand
~, nj 81 COM aratiyely sale distance ana destroy
Ss ~ NOE Of warfare they have adopted, and are
"a. c,rrysg Ell, viii justify any mooe OF oeiense
:. .,, nah. You're, W. N.
HOW TO TREAT THE SLAVES.
Fyom The CAariesior Meyegry
I, ,sn never be expected that. everybody wiii
,,.es 80 10 ihe policy 10 be pursued where their
,S5,rsrty to be destroyed. Moscow was not burned
I, slI her peOrle A few DOblemen set fire 10 their
feelings, arc Gle ire was fed by the lowest and
ros Vicious Of her popuiace, wiin view TO plum
Ssr. People are lotl 10 part voluntarily with tleii
4 ry,o4rtr Il j. usually torn from them when they
vtrsh Hence il is absurd to expect that people will
v,.lye vnan 13cuSy 10 burn up their houses. Ii j.
rsVyunressonQble 20 expect that all planters will
.rntbeiy cotton, These resorts, 20 embarrass OF
-, a. ersT,v on. ht to be effected by the military
sioy;,ies They only can make 81 an thing Of It..
Nor ca, we expect that I'll ulen VIII agree as 10
T. policv 70 be uuIsued With respect 10 our saves
IL he coast Some have not The means 10 remove
cir slaves ard support them @'eI"aIu' some a!e
led with false confidence II ne Ia KEGS. III ls
80 What do they want them foF and what could
H. 40 with them las i, hatred and revenge ever
80 exreGients 10 display iis deyiltry-and then
ere are some wtO tbink that II yOu giut the Ian
Ices with our island slaves they will lei those on
raaia alone. therefore Ter the slaves alone.
| Now, if il can be shown that any good under the
kp1 can come Of The intercourse OF the Yankees
hglth the slaves We would agree tat they should be
Iet with the Yankees. SupFcsiag that t1ey are mel,
tber csried OIL nor used IA ANY way against rs, VIII
tiev not be demoralized by Yankee intercourse
But viii they he merely demOrl'll2ed! We pub.
4 he'd few C9ys acC, tn order Of tie Secretary Of
War OF The Unite States, Mr Cameron, TO General
Sselmau Is 10 the course be should puTsue in this
expedition with our slaves The CIDER spoke as fo-
4 VS.:
you win in general avs your q the services Of sly
persons whether la-ii,es from labor a. I0 who may otcr
themselves the Naiiara CoysIuracu yol will employ
persons I'm such ey may b. tied for eleT
q ordinary emgi9yees o. special circumstance EeaIie IT,
IN other capacity, WIKI such orgaEirf]H. ~ q'14s c1
T17iss Oft1g 3, YOU Deem ben elca ~ the
ve. The hcserer d.es geRsrlt aiming o. them
Cor nitlry service. You win al 10y Oh masters nat
@ viii provide jus Peusagou to them f0T the loss
81 ihc feIs1rs % employed"
Now, we 90 nos yFlsa 70 analyZe the above words.
IL readers, eac7 Tor himself weigh their sgiin-
csay. /; tney 90 not lead bin, il be can, 10 take
EHives beyond Be cO1irOl o. Zoe Yankees. 10 ar.
gsent can influence him. Burn our cotton and
layi.ioIs, rather than let our enemies have them.
Cary away our 'ilYes; ahi trea, H0se i,h0 r0.up-
tr,'g Tcl.eu., ee0hst err outi0yHV, as eacrq les.
MS "a or olly policy. We may be dis.oufted ior
81 mic bu We viii gitioa'ely regain our land and
stou.ge into toe saa ali our ioes