New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-29

countrymen" and surIepdered his post and braved the
cersure Of his Government ana tue abuse OIL the whole
North rather than do it, This is moral courage, and it
i well that II he honored This is the moral courage
which Anderson and Slemmer lack.
"'''" anu '''A Mobile Advertiser Jan. 10.
KEEP BACK THE COTTON.
Let the patriots and planters OF TIE Sontn Keen BACK
their cotton In March, Europe viii need supphes II
our ports are blockaded, Europe VIII ma way 70
open them. We can lye-Our Southern neoP,r-ior
we only send surplus crop to market. Inc Cotton
States have only need to agree IN cohfederatou: anu
az an INDEPENDENT power, demand the recognition Vi
Europe. Texaf, alone, was gladly aeknowieogeu az
such. and Great Britain, through her diplomats treu
her lest to keep her FROM entering the United Stses
Confederacy. With all the Cotton States united we
can bind the world to pledges of recognition and even
trade Of all the world, New England excepted dis
criminate between Southern and Northern bottoms
i.sue letters Of marque and rep sal ard play such
game with our blockadlng gentry as Will cure them
yely soon of their wsrlike passions. Only be hrm,
trust no business politicians and let the Colts and the
cannon be ready charleston Mercury, Jan. %.
ADDITIONAL RESERVATIONS IN THE UNITED
STATES ARMY.
Among the recent designations sent to the war
Department at Washington are those Of Capt: W; Nj;
Gardner, Second Infantry, and Capt W. ID. Smlth OF
the Second Regiment t. s. Dragons, who have offered
their services TO the Governor OF Georgia:
Cant. William NJ Gardner entered the United States
Military Academy at West Point in lS4l, and gradl-
ssd June 49, S Hf ysF' e P'Rsd n Ssvs G
Infantry, Feb. l6, 1871; transferred to Second
Infantry July, 1917; was engaged in the war with
Mexico where he was severely wounded in the battle
Of Cherubusco, Aug. 20, lS47. He was appointed
Brevet-First Lieutenant in August l87 for gallant
and menorous conduct in the sangulnary battles OF
Contreras and Chuubusco appointed to full First
Lieutenant Oct l6 1884, and aid de-camp 10 Brevet-
General Hitchcock February, 1852, and appointed full
Captain in March, 1855
Capt. W. ID. Smith graduated at the United States
Military Academy, at West Point, june 30 1876;
appointed BreyetS Second Lieutenant in the Second
Regiment of Dragons July /, 1896 Second Lieuen-
ant Feb 23 lsi7; severely wounded in the battle OF
Moline del Rey, Sept 49, 1917; appointed First
Lieutenant, Aug. 1871, and Captain, june, 1853.
INVITATION TO HORACE GREELEY FROM THE
SOUTH.
By WIN. HOWE.
From The Rome (GdD Courier
Come, Mr.. Greeley. come to the South
The land you have LIED and RELIED on.
You lower chin, and open mouth,
When your neck strains the rope you are tied on
| Bring Old Granny Gddinss clustering Hale
Ensd. Douglas, snd Henry Ward Beecher,
And Eegro-1hef Hyatt. from Washington Jail.
And Sumner the DeyPs own preacher.
Come. bring all your friends 80 gody and good.
Who rob. kill, and burn for the freedom
OF blacks, who despse your contemplate brood,
And can find better friends when they need EN-.
Let each bring stry chimes bibe-s pike
| Which you sHEiEEsRs Of Freedom d9 iht in
Such tools your father. the Devil doyh like
To use in the which you fight in
Come bring all your friends and never despair,
Thou chief Of the Devils apostles;
Our hemp will assist you in walkag the air
And make display Of big tasseis!
| Ci,yoSRonc, IHdepcnden, Repubic Of Georgia.