New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
FROM GEoRGIA-BRowN, GOVERNOR.

Gov Brown of Georgia has issued a proclamation
forbiddng the military companies OF that State from
carrying or aocoutrements Of any kind beyond
the State limits, without bis consent. The SaDonaah
Republican comments upon this order as follows;
"Whetber the Governor designs to refuse his con-
sent in all cases, merely 10 require that proper
respect should be shown him by tbore comp
which leave tie stare under orders from the Confed-
crate Government does not appear. In the former
event. the order is likely 10 produce no niue ntn''o"
an the rqVrtments ~ our armies. Ihe Conleuerate
States have exis;ed but for a day, and we have no
thought that they prepared TO furnish arms, aud
in the time required, par nlary under any thing Ike
an emergency. Tney must then rely upon the several
States, aud though some confusion may exist, owing
to lie variety Of arms IN the service II VIII De Tar less
team that 10 be oeeaOned by the presence OF troops IN
time OF battle without arms or outTements at all
"Goy. Brown may be technically right In tbs order
but he Las, at eat, sch ced unfortunate tine for
Issuing 1t. From the beginning m"HhdersfanhHg
datkOres 70 be found With other State, aud 1t Is
high Tine il bad been brought TO o cl1se. IL has been
Of serions centurion and embarrassment In all
olT movements for defense and II allowed to reIlain
will wholly d.moralize til, service"
Tie AtiaHta GA C0tedcracy publishes this pleas
ant Little missive;
FxEcUTryE DEPARTMENT,
MILLEDGEyIILE, Ca, May H. 1861
DFAR SIR: Your letter reached this office While
IN Macon. / now reply that my proclamation
applies alike to each and every debt due each and
ever, CITIZEN Of any ons Of the so-called Free States
with which we are at war. TIE law OF nations makes
10 distinction, and 1t j. not for the debtor here 70
decide thai of the citizens OF loele ate Is our
friend sud ano her our epemy. II is the DUTY Of the
deb or 10 withhold payment TIL tie erd ~ me Udr IN
eyery case where the creditor is citizen Of State
which mainrsins hosie attitude toward the Confed-
crate 4 Afes Of which Georgia is member
Very respectfully, your o6ed en-. ,e,,aTt ,,,-,,
The MLledgepie Ua.on has this paragraph, relative
10 the case Of Greiner, who arrested ia Phadel-
phia on a charge OF treason some days snce
ave speak 5yeuhOrity when We say that the
Governor of this State has watched with close aten-
ton. the progress Of tbs case The bond lie will con.
sidcr nnlhy aud if the authorities in Pennsy vabia
atternp, 10 enforce collection upon IL, Gov. Brown
i'll roize property belonging TO, or debts due any Of
the IL. rs of Pc ny Sauia aud convert tie sumo into
money and raw 10 Mr Greiner OF bis securities, all
sums extoried irrm them the bond, with alcosts
aud damage which they may ircuri and IN the event
Mr.. Greiner or any ole untn 81 Oegrgi1 II iniris-
oped in PeDnsy lyanig any other Northern 81 10,
for having obeyed bio orders III tue matter OF Fort
Pulass or any other military order gwen by him he
will ii e. he found within the limits of the state, or
chew here within BIZ reach trrett and TWO oil
tie citizens OF ruoh State, for every 6eortan 50 con-
fined till he IL discharged. And IN the event Pennsy-
yaDi any other hostile State, thall take the life oil
any citizen Of Georyia ia any such or upon any
such yret-xt Gov. Brown will order the seizure and
prou execution of citizen, Of such State to pay
the penalty. Upon this the authorizes OF such hostile
State mag Teiy v,A fTPi'ef eogfdenoe"
The Saraanok Repnb',car, commenting upon this
announcement, remarks
Gov Bro I'll is entitled 10 credit for his good inten
iions but he SENS 10 have strange idea of the
powers and duties Of The Confederate Pres dent, when
lie asun that international Attain have been len by
the Constitution H. the bands of the Governors OF tue
several States. We beg leave 10 remind him that
there If H. existence such au individual and fanconary
as Jeeron Davis President Of Lo Confederate States
of Amercs and Furthermore that the past history OF
the said President affords ample assnrance that the
n. bts Of al the citizens II the Confd erae Stats VIII
be protected abroad This may be news TO the Cover
nor, but il is nevertheless true.
scIRcIrr OF CHAsCr.--The people Of Savannah,
owiug to the scarcity Of small change have adopted
ty-ye cent bills issued by the Mechanics Saving
and Loan Association. They made payable, not IN
crh, but in current bank bills.