New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

lversnce under the good old national banner OF Free
| Thought, Free Speech, and Free Men.
-S7ce writing the above have learned adduoha'
particu ars regarding the mob affair IL appears 'hat
the hight Of the victims ofense war declaring 'Dai
be would not fight for the Southern Coniederacy;
he fought al all il would be for the Union' fellow
workman cratied some spite against him by inform-
ING against him. But on feeling the public pulse 1t
was found that II was no. quite safe in the present ds
traeted and unprotected state of the Sonli 10 MAKE
! the pane Of Union.man synonymous with aoon'''n's'
A ,,roo, mony beads can lie counted III country ana
, > r who bays made the above declaration; ren who
M ;nst "a rerdy 10 any 10 pui down practical Ahoii.
! to via .re useful az 80 mber Of fire conf
,,.nier o. memher- e li,ao Guards and in
! AZ 80 " q-. ;-~,'aiainc g. the peace anu
: w. ~ -te r5a 4G.i't but VINO nave ho
tas,c ..- a.- .i. - i-i f. "z OF their country "
for hrcaAmg p the rsi. al existence when a'S gwen
us ali honor and POWER throughout the ear'h' 30
will NOT an,wer 10 90 far with mobocracy or 'he
indgnan, resistance il encounters VIII kndIe mo
reyoln,ion. The iii for tat waich the North Is now
giving TO the South in this particular MT wihon'
GOOD effect for brings men 10 sooer rca"aioh VI
the worth of free speech Like every other good ths'
men fail to fully appreciate IT till they suffer lis depri'
yatin; and for bs reason, trust there VIII ne gwen
no more liberty TO preach treason III the Norm 'la''
inceadiari-m in the South though II viii never repay
nnv community interfere with The fullest freedom oil
private opinion, or liz proper expression.
Yon will bear much in these times OF the unity and
devotion of the South in the cause OF Secession, pn'
much Of this i. superficial and decei,inl Now thai the
nation has resumed s scircspec', the hearts OF n'n
| yearn toward il again as the true mother oil ns al.
! Those who have overturned It's atars and desecfa'eo
s high places and spit with savage contempt upon IT'S
prostratc ensicns now tembe at the majesty oi hs
uprising and are ready fee from the wrath to come
God Grant that the presen signs in the heavens may he
no delusve vayors but tokens Of swiit-comng shame
and destruction TO all enemies Of our hitherto happy
land.
Much has been boasiiuy said of the devotion Of
the women Of the South. | believe ii chiefly RACES
among the higher classes, and among those ra-
the. monrnfully of late. / remember hearing one
ine lgent lady announce very positively and empha
tically that she did not think it womens bus-
ness to be taking part in politics OF course women
everywhere will sympathize with their friends and
especially here where they take from their friends Alone
all their opinions and preudces political subects Sc
have occurred and noticed III the papers,
of freshly brides sending their brdegrooms to
the conflict. Some of these have come under my own
observation. one woud.be bride declared II her lover
was TO bs killed she would rather he would die as her
husband than ar her lover. Very sweet end very de-
voted that, 10 be sure We all like devotion in women,
and we believe in IT, too. But cool critics here
asser, that the "od man AT least If not her sweet
self had very solid for hurry in this Gaze IN the
shane If fortune of $4,000 which would dcvolye
upon the daughter in the not unlikely contingency OF
rhis.dyng as her husband and not as her lover. 40
Won seerhere is good deal Of human nature in people
here.
S.vINSu', April 81 1861.
II has been reported here from Nashville that 30 600
volunteers viii offer from Tennessee Tor the Coneder-
ate States Per CONTRA that address has been lssed
by Johr bell. Neil :. Brown, c. johnson, Rnsse
Houston, Andrew Ewing, +. II. Ewing, Bailie Pcy-
ton. s. H. Morgan X. j. Meigs John S. Calender, and
John :. Bren, advising Tennes-ee 10 take a neutral
prounl The Governor has issucd his proclamation or
an extra session of the Legislature on the 9th.
North Carolina hss seized such Federal war versl'
or supply vessels have veuturcd into her hartorr
and has occupied the forts She irnow giving free pas
sage 10 the troops Of the Confederate States the
70 Norfolk; and they send back repor,s of enthusiastic
receptions at Wilmington, aud all along their route
-Four Georgia companies have by thIs time reached
: Norfolk, namely:
The Floyd Rifles. Macon. Capt. Harde;usn.
4 The Macon Volunteers, Macon. CAPT. Smith.
The Columbus Guards folumbu- Capt. Coifuitt
Tho spsldins Greys Grifin Cart Doya-
3 Full complement ;2U men. These are the older ant
more respectable companies, and their departure ere
a,es great distress of mind and Of estate Thousands
dollars have been raised to equip, and thousands
will lie needed TO care for destitute families. Othel
companies are preparing leave but financial diic,
ties stand in the way The country companies very
anxious TO zee Washington as anxious, perhaps a,
they will be three months hence to the piney wood,
4 and cypress swamps of Georgia by and by we shal
zee the required five thousand Of Georgia on their way
t TO invade the North.
From New Orleans the report is that the free nc;yrs
arc Offering their services; also that ctIg c:s
10 get rid Of Aboltionis:s From various quarters
hear of the niggers' coming forward to take ID,
5 loan of the Confederate States; and ! believe shane
will not prevent their getting all they want OF il. 4.
far as have SEEN negroes much prefer being dressed
up in uniform and playing soldier picking
tending sugar eine and their taste this point cannot
be disputed. II may not be generally known, Iaore-
over kat in the cities Of the South are TO be found
many free negroes whose freedom generally due to
their white blood, who have accumulated property,
and who actually themselves slaves Recently d
proposition has been made TO get rid of all free negroes
az nuisance, by giving them the choice Of leaving the
country or choosing n;ister. This proposition did
prevail in this State pt Winter; but 1t stirred np the
negroes " a realizing Of their responsibilities
doubt; and this s what comes Of it,
Your news from Virginia is perhaps later and more
reliable than ours II il reported here that the Navy