New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13

Middle 1ennessee. s'oto
West T.nDessee.. 'E1'sI 7'1'
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The Frankfort Commercial raises the name o
Mr. Crtenden at the heal Of its columns as TIE PEG
PIES candidate for Congress from the Eighth Kentucky
District.
1t having been stated that goods shipped for non
seeding States by way of Savannah would be made 4
nay duties at that port the Collector there Gays;
Duties wiH not be required goods passing
through this port and destined for States DOT belong
ing TO the Confederates. Uuess Instructions TO lh'
contrary shall be received, the ony oDhgalon tha
will be required is hat such goods, will IN tocd ialtn
pas 10 their Destination and not he stopped In the
Confederate States
Paul. the negro charged with murder in Savannah
and whom the mob wanted u broil over slow tire
has died In jail from wound received at the time o.
bis capture He closely questioned but persisted
that he was innocent.
White women and children must feel highly COM
plnented by the illustration used in The Montgomery
Advertiser to prove that slaves ought TO be fully repre-
sented That paper puts Jefferson Dayits wife and
his black stable-bOy on the came levels
Women CHILDREN and minors do not vote and are
subject 10 tue althOIity of husbands, parents, aud
uaIdans the may be- and yet all t se classes
OF persona counted III full numbers III esllIalng
the basis Of representation under the United States
Constitution. Then why not likewise represent the
slave II is not all necessary 70 the eouciuon OF Sav-
cry that msjority or even large minority OF the
people Of State should be Il tye-Owners 20 constitute
il slave State though il is cesiable that as many
should invest in the institution may ind 1t to tier
Interest," but il essential " the peace aud order ot
society that de,Ged msjOIiy, II not The whole Ieo-
p. In single Stale or Confederacy VI States should
believe il the night Of white mAn u own negro just
n ANY other property. Whenever the mIds OF leo'
pe Afiiye at the conclusion that negro Slavery Ia I'M
rrrttClQ
eettied
The high Court of Errors and Appeals for the State
OF Mississippi have affirmed the sentence of death
against Jim White, slave convicted of the MURDER Of
his wife The Court ordered that the Sheriff execute
him on Friday the I'D of March.
The Commissioners appointed to audit and pay the
expenses ncurrej by the John Brown raid, have made
report 10 the Virginia Senate. The first part of the
report airms the allowance already made 10 the Hills
borouQh Guards Of 327 H. but states that the cap
tain and rst lieutenant inasmuch their election
never certified TO the Executive, allowed but the
nav Of privates In the Of the North Fork Rifles
WHO were allowed 81 42 g. the Board also adhere to
thor decision.
Savannah papers lament that the ladies have not
vet honored the Convention with their presence. Thus
far we understand has deigned to smile upon
the assembled WISDOM" although one-third Of the
hall has been apart for them.
in the Georgia Convention o resolution has been
adopted requesting the Governor 10 offer reward Of
$50 each for the following works. TO be written or
compiled by citizens resident in the Confederate States
Of America viz 81 cling Book for the use Of Com
mon Schools, an Arithmetic, an Englsh Grammar, a
Geography aud two Reading Books one for beginners
and Tor more advanced scholars; the prize to be
awarded by a committee appointed by tie Governor,
and the books selected TO be published and printed
within be confederacy, and the copyright TO be owned
d pofed Of by the auhoro or comi.rs Of the sever
al works.
--Riehmord, Va, the only place in America where
the Prince ofWaes insulted 70 be under the
control Of q miserable mob. The Warrington Star
Gays:
The Richmond Dsunionists, not content with the
virtent abuse which their disunion newspapers are
showeriug upoa all friends Of the Union III The Vir-
Viuis Convention, have inaueurated system Of mob
violence against those gentlemen when they appear
the sFeeis Hardly one OF them can now venture out
without expe ting 10 be nsulled with hsses and SCOTS
from the uob which, under their auspices have
apparently taken compe POSSESSION Ot the city as
the Plugs ever had Of Baltimore III times past The
upslo OF their proceedings is that instead of succeed
ing Overawing tie representa- ves OF tie people of
the State 10 the Convention, they fixing them
frmv Jhao against fuccunbng to the pupOses OF
those who propoee TO govern Virginia hereafter after
that fashontbe fashion now prevalent In the seeded
Stats where TO speak and act IN favor Of the Union
b uaCe by our fathers, 10 now hdudteu crime WOf-
thy O. the punishment Of death sccordingto the threats
ofthdr disGrion press and orators.
"A white writes from Virginia to New-Orleans
In tie following strain:
should this State remain in the Union, there will
be great stampede from the State OF beet citizens
w their property. Virginia would in ten years be.
cOilc Tree Stae and settled conviction of that fact
w9uA make negro property almost worthless. Be.
tie ptlieyinl, as do, tHat Slavery exalIeth
Ito Is humanzing and Outstanding institution,
oiciieo by God as great conservative elementtbat
to-aied Freedom debasee and cOIrupLs people,
a0d sinps them o. blh-ioned cLvalrous feelings and
sentimehis, am unwilling to rear ny children 10 any
oti-er Than slavehOldiug community"
The Washington Republican argues that the alb
OIL N Of Slavery in the 30 der States will be greatly
has 'ened by the secession movement even il te seed
ing Staes should their ale glance but if TWO
Coniederacles are formed, the Fugitive Slave law
would become nullity, and the Border States would
be compelled TO remove their slaves 10 the interior of
Their Confederaey thereby commencing the work of
ciroumscribng the area Of Slavery.
The Southern Contederocy in advocating direc;
trade with Earope, depends upon British cannon 10
msntaiD the movement. II says:
Should we Furnish Great Britain for instance On
plausible argument for interfering with the toai
lnstonHouse policy OF tie cOeronsts o. the prot.e
lion of the sbps and crgoes Of her own citizens we
DO not stink that the blockade Of Southern Cotton
pott would survive very long. The potential interpo-
noB VI England wOnd seitle, In short order the Nj
Tempt the part Of the United States interfere with
VoF outgoing commerce. England viii take care Of