New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

bss nroy,J that BUNTING IL tho only thing suit able
for 81 fig that is 20 Re used at al time, an IN a.
wtatLers. Now, if you iuSend tbnt tlo Iainet"
is 10 be gil6ed burning, the thing IS iopo'tiCl9
ore had as veil ondeavor TO gid Paviii'n gfnaei j
YOU intend the oval to be Of white cotton stnh ana
he Pain etto gildeo on that, how l"og wohia IL
il would be whipped out diecly. lou must TO
member that flag Of size suitable for your FORT
fcatiofs, aTsersIs &c, must be sope Twelve Dy
twenty two feet your hsg might be wen enough we're
il nt.i ded o, IL for company or 10 be huog III hall
If by the words "gilded Palmctto You moan
s,lIor Palmetto on q w,e bunting The g is another
grave objection 10 be made The yellow faces
0,,icklv becomes a dirty white and will be utterly
nrSistiuoIi hable at any distance or Of q dark day
le.ide which yellow Is emblepa'io Of quarantine and
sickpess.
Let me entr at you gentlemen TO reconsider. your
vote, spd Civ. ns flag worthy OF Your state ana peo
pie, and the cause of stCEssioS'
FEARFUL RETALIATION.
In view OF the outr goous Of the Governor OF
Mississippi in psntiI battery at Vicksburg TO nre
uron Northern steamers, The C.ac'nnati Gazette
says: .,
< By breaking down embankments we can easily
overflow all the country Of the lower Mississippi, and
drown out the towns and plantations"
Tho annual nuDdationsin Louisiana, Misisfipi, ana
Arkansas ano the destruction of property thereby
show that this terrible suggestion Is not vide OF the
mark If the States of this Union to regard each
other as enemies and seek for means OF mutual annoy
anCe such threats the above tell Us fesrfuly that
Phil Nerth American
THE CATHOLICS FOR SECESSION.
Our Charleston brother IL not alone 10 the sssfac-
ton he fes at the loyalty Of the Catholic Cells 10 their
adCued State. We are proud in being able TO CLAIM
similar Donors for HiberniAn friends. very large
majority Of Lat s led the Irish vote IN this city,
vss cast for the Secession ticket Precincts where the
Ir formerly testi6ed their devotion to the Union oy
eayy maiorties for the socaed Union ticket gave In
Il recent election either maoiies for Secession OF re-
ducec tie cooperation majority 10 mere trlne' We
are proud TO ray that this Is not only true OF the oe
ia particular but Of our entire Catholic population,
a very large majority Of whom voted the Secession
ticket OF practical Catholics probably ~ out ot every
| 20 who voted gave il their support. Religion, OF
course was not directly involved in the question: n'
IL Is quite irpoeeil lie discover patriotism from rehg
ion H. TIE Cntl ole teat That n Union which can
! NOT he dissolved. Even the wayward Catholic youth
Lofe passions have led him astray from the house Oh
his Father and who bias for years neglected bis loving
bopnty cannot have hi, Iatriotlsm aroused wllhoh! al
once burning with reawakeDed love aud duty to hi
sonIs trne home We cannot conceive such an i'm oos-
iliry ms Catholic heart in which Patriotism and lie
Goion do net tbrob together Like the iDern aus 10
Charleston tier count rymen In New Orleans, many
of whom were paTti,ans Of Mr.. Douglas, have organ
lied military CONF Gnies not for pastime but for
wok, and are ready for tho struggle whenever the
arrogant North Slall presume to force 1t upon US.
ew.0flesns Catholic Stsnd,rt
CHANGE OF NAME.
Under sny conceivable posture Of affairs the term
American must ever hear 10 and for the Southern
States serse etsentiay distinct from foreign
latye bodies in tie Southern States hereafter tn bsvea
" Committee On American Relations" a. well S
" Committee On Fede ri Relations =
(CbsIe-,on COphs