New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

consdsnca vou have poced In me and which you have
obtained for me In this country. Trs s no ght mat
ter The character of wspapef co uespondent may
not be Of 90 much worth in America 70 mn'seH Or 70
the journal he represents thst much we should 10
used n its vndication, but snre you VIII ieei is
due to the paper represent aud 20 him who here rep
reents it, to say much in reply TO scsndo2us scu-
sstOns and TO mpuatons dgacefnl only 70 tbcso Wso
them, which have been freely used against me- IL,
as had occasion to say before, General Beairre-
gard, General Lawton, Colonel Hardee, General He
bert, Gen. Bragg, Mr. Walker the Secretary of War
for the Confederate State-) Gen. Pillow, on the ono
side or Gen. Pren,iss, Gen. Mcdowell Gen. Scott, or
hlr Secretary Cameron. on the other accuse mo
OF brsach Of faith, il will be time for 10 show
claims TO trustworbiness which the correspondents o
TIE Times have gaiDed in the Crimes, India, aud
Italy. had no theories TO maintain prejudices To
justify. neither believed that tho United states
represented the perfection OF government or thai II
the coup manqut of mankind in self-government.
did think that Slavery the unforgivable tn,
that it the reproduction Of the system under
which the Fathers Of the Primaval World adminis-
40 1 sought TO describe them. The husks might
be too thick for me TO penetrate, but al
least I could say what, rs it appeared to me,
were its color, shape, snbstaoee, ana nature De
cause New-York burst into frenzy when Sumter
was attacked my letter describing its apathy was
denounced with acrimony post tac,0 groundsi
because expressed my belief that the Union, a. 1t
had been, was gone for ever was called shallow
less the will of the people Of eleven States Is put 10
the sword, the Union is lost; because depicted or
trisd depict, Slavery us found it to my sellsess
cruel cold, deadly ingratiude to God, aud the PLAN
tation aystem IA organized outrage on human ne
ture. have been styled spy, traitor land the Lord
knows what beside, because the Southern journals do
not circulate here), and it is asserted / con-
cealed or changed my opinions. "CoRtemps, Cota-
Ina gtad1os, non pert'mescom taos Z" shall say
more, nor shall anything tempt me again to make
any rejonder to the attacks which may aud no doubt
will be made upon me- and Of the wilful malice and
persistent llsiy of which have already Satisfied my
own mind not unrelnctantly
There is no military movement here, but there Ia
good deal of discontent among the sodiery. The
alleged for be mutry Of the 18th (Scotchl New
York Regineot was Their repugnance 10 under
Mr.. Daniel Sickles. As am told the President nc
ceped the services Of the Sickes igade under tho
idea that Mr.. Sickes Lad been made Bi y4dierGen-
eral Of the State Militia by the Government Of the
State Of New.York. The Governor, however, re-
fused to sign tie commiso of that gentleman, VINO
is, therefore, without any proper authority 20
mand The scruples Of the Scotch were, however,
moral rather than military. Gen. Mcclellan the
crisis with great vigor aud has given proof that he
is hot to be trihed with, which must produce good
effect on the army generally The men have really
nothing to complain of-for they well fed, and
now they well paid-except of their own acts in
selecting improper officers They expect mama from
heaven. Certainly they demand ice-water, milk and
such luxuries under cirncums ances quite exceptional
which would make British grenader or French
fontassin be thankful for bread, beet, and mutton