New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-21


funds in the State Of Georgia private loans, sup
noee il ten or twenty millions Of dollars at Sven per
rron, All that amount will immediately Ind ne way
into these bonds and hence planter who sells DIS en-
tire CROP and needs money can get 1t from The money!
lenders on these bolds -, -.
good We'll want TO Be equally frank upon that point
III we sue eed if we establish oar independence, we
are not overridden, if we are not subn9"ted iee 20
hesitancy in telling you is the best government sch
in the world that know of. II Is eight pei cent IN
terest; and il we succeed In short time, IN lew
years If not more than hundred millions or two
huodred millions issued, have but It'ie dou1!
they will command considerable premium Inc oiu
Unit States stock lax per cent bOndsl hye years ago
commanded teen aid sixteen per cent, and went ~
blgb a. twenty per cent Take the Central Railroad
The stock of that company commands ID per cent pre-
MUM now. Thee bonds pay eight per cent, hehi-bn
nroiIv therefore il there IL short war, these bonds
very soon will command fifteen or twenty per cent
Int caudor also compels me to state that II Lincoln
oyerruns us-if we are subIugated these bonds VIII
not be worth single dime and nothhg else you nave
will be worth anything. ve are overruD, they wil
he worth lust as much auyt thing else You nave, ana
nothing else YOU have will be worth anything. tLau9h
teri So that is the whole OF II.
THE WAR TO LAST UNTIL TIE MILLENNIUM
Let us, then, come up and contribute what we
can. | say TO the planters that do not wish
o. urge anybody, but let everybody discharge
lis duty TO tie country as he feels II. But
upon tbs suhjeet 81 the war, VIII det6in yon ie"
minutes, becsuse i is common inquiry WIZ ne now
Ing think TIE war ldstw neither or not 4 VIII be
!. orr one Well my countrymen will tell yOl this
TINT IL is known only TO the Ruler Of events. II
curtaiued from mortal knowledge and mortal vision
know not; would not know If could, IL is The
pygerious future; but there is thing can tell you
with confidence, and that Is, II IL gong to last uol
the eaemy IL whipped and driven from oar soil Ire.
tueudous applaust = and 1t wIh riqnre mon ana
rqonev to 90 IT, and the besi wa To Ioase II short
var il 70 sepd men into tue field, and TO Iaise means
enourh 10 support them in the held 70 drive t1e enemy
out. That is tho best way. 1hst Is The way TO make
il short war; and in tIs the coaon pliIers eau con-
tribute: and when tell You IL IL au uncertain war,
cannot account for its duration upon aDy rational
nincinic t. i. n fanatical war. and whenever t.Da-
iian Gets control OF reason, you can make 10 Il eca-
tion in regard toit.
hLECk's OPINION or THE WAR.
This il war ag srst reason IN every scnSe 81 The
term. In t'c fret place, many OF thc9s ehG'eeo III
are engaqed in crusade nonually TO amciiorae the
condition OF portion OF our population. hoy ae en-
gagged in d crusade to make things better than the
Creator made them. 10 make t1Bgs equal wich ne
made UNEQUAL It's mpous 10 tf't great a,a a VI
the fanatcirm OF the springs, doubt not, from
that source Such an effort conld succeed, we're
they 10 Oyerrun and drive us away. Thee very
,eople would do as now reported to be dong
il Virginia of which l neither afum OF deny Tue
tmtb)2captue the black population and fend them OF
20 Cuba for sale But there Is one thing certain, mat
the can carry out their ma,rul designs tan
hey can make the Savannah rtA n the mountains
for the t'feai tftilOf-iIo " VIZ
Inc eagn-he that made man and fashioned him-inade
oae inferior to the other AID made SINE to diiier from
o hers as one star differs from Others.
This fma ical sentiment Of the North will no more
make the negro equal 10 the white man tiin VIII
make the leopard change his spOs or the Ethiopian s
skin. IL is war against the interest of those VINO
wage it, and OF III The PEOPLE who viii suffer ny H.
the New-England States viii suffer The most. Their
trade cut OIL their supplies cut of, their source OF
wealth cut of where they 10 trade hereafter! We
furnish them market other people in the world DO
They cannot sell their goods 10 Great Bltan Tor they
are supplied by Briti-h manufactures. Nor can they
furnish Germany or France. Out OF these two hun
dred and fifty millions OF goods they Sold they did NOT
send ten millions 10 tie Old World. IL all came TO the
South. We are their market.
ALECK QUOTES.
We wi he'd TO eontinue 10 TRADE with them, but tbey
I not perform their part of the compact and car
ried out the old adage Of the " man who cut oil his
noee 10 spoil bis face, laughterl and cannot ac-
count for it except in the old Roman maxim, that lie
3" whom the gods want TO destroy, they hrst ms ko
mad" This is war against the principles which
their fathers and fathers fought for-that every
state Government derived its power from the content
Of the governed. These the principles Of Han
cock, jackson, Madiso, Randoph, FiLckncv, and
fathers united IN fighting for; and they have made
them moekery OF all history aud the shame OF their
ancestors There people are now warning against that
principle, and attempting TO govern ust IL King
George dd II Is, therefore, unnatural and irrational
and suicidal war; and you caunOt upon it, dura-
tim. vi people 6econes mao, there is 20 telug
what they i'll IL i In the history OF other en-
pires IL was " IL France. They cay we are ieyolu