New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

What would Gen. Scott be doing all this time Il
Is true that where generation Of men have seen their
womea habituay soil TO tBe brothel 10 the best bid
der il wond not I've contrrv TO what is known Of hu-
,ca1 nature q at there should be Danger OF revenge.
| BI a picture Of tue lss New Epglanders, with the
Pro vost Marshal or hor-ebark, would be hint unt
wond be taken. IL is imply unmilitary babhle, that
wnnld tslk # the difficulty Of doing what is wanted,
when or sc ii military uprioriy IL decided Enorm:
es Ike he threatened ure asserted 10 haye occurred
where tte WAS no third party 20 lnter'fre nhough
it i not so ertn thar anybody believes ~ But lhs
hnurs of ci, ii and military talent mutt be absent IN
N, rbern brai g. If snytliug II The kIud ~as allowed
t. bappen now. Ask 10 man 10 Iise, Till you have
military possessio OF bis orr0ndassemeati then re9'
uient him.
But bere thi, poi r~achedat the fTt rrrno Of on
the ps Of tie Sorlernsr 70 enancipse sc rsi'o
multiplied by Nil u.' and terror would sold tue lave
their ovey,eers 40 the wilds sees o. seve ~
and ngt thus erp Dire the nenaced ou,bfe aud the
ferul etrbutor NoId Nnrot paint the state Of ahai hs
wonlt peys throughout III entire South tie mone si"s
AID saVehotefs became ihet the n,gro popu
10 be summoned to the field coDtrsbsnds and sbrr in tae
Arguing for tie peril Of p,sttirg down hghwaymen,
lest tley sboud be ob.treTel Gus ia the process On
the rary, your defea'ed f On has generally clear
eye to fact that he is bntei, and deporls hinsel
accordingly. No man who ever saw tie World has the
least belief that any Of these consequences woni take
plae. Ether they are sham tcfgors, Or real. The
probability is, there is li'lle Of bots.
We w ouy ask Is questions to hoss who eher sPages,
or egniempse 'uen preceding Could Hy o,Jfet O. any
result justify bo who oGnght eb3a such ldeeus to 1sa
S.cizrus had suffered such ontrsgs have hiudt,
rrsioDs 10 forgive those who had let csr
IA. horrors them aud theirs On what teaH
ud tboe had called millions Of slaves wtclk
e their former nsr- a1d tho.e who had un
rgonr tbs unie ealh,
lrcome citzeus OF enpts There injuries
which for gives abe would to DO nature
she did >"
They made the giants first and then they killed
them Could anything josiily those who threw up the
opportunity Of putting end to such mass oi
oiTocty for ever, through terror Of feeble bugbesr
put forward without likelihood and without support
Must there not lie ios ward built for their special
use, In that debaieable climate OF the other worli.
which contains ihO.e who their evil negatively by
preventing all the good they can .
One iuriher confederation, military one, for the
contemplation Of thoe wboar not at home In lhary
calculations. Operations in the South are difficult by
r. a on of the climate. The enemy bias broaght ont
the Indian tomnkawk, rs suited 10 the state OF the
Thermometer. Whai judicial blindness must be on
the general sstesman, Wlo did not meet L. by cali
ing on he four Millions Of approved ilsmanders, who
are bound, In the grat River EnphrBies, but II
tn dry places where the enemy OF God and man has
taken post
One word in another direction Is Manchester such
Guard as hot to zee the way ont Of lie cotton dih-
cuies and Tut its shou er TO The Wheel TO help 80
far as able Yours sincerely,
7. PERBON ET THOMPSON, Lieut..Gen.
Eliot TaL, DloeGAeath, Aug. l. E6l.