New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

Democrat, formerly resident Of WilkesbaTe, fehh'
But he wss not in favor Of Seces len. saw MN To-
day at the Post Once. He sd lie had been driven
from bis house and home with his wife and ve chiid
ren, and compelled TO leave nearly everything when
he expects will be stolen by the Rebels All the Union
men in the neighborhood have been driven from their
homes by band Of Rebels who rule tue county They
resolved 10 hang Mr.. Jones, but friend OF his cent
him word, with advice TO leave forthwith. They fol-
lowed him TO Jefferson City, where they robbed INN OF
his Ife and several other articles Of value lie is now
here, destitute. lie brings letter from an aequaint'
ance which pleads FOR ala 10 enable him TO take his
family 20 their old home in Penny ylyania, and states
he IL abundantly able 10 pay when he can convert hs
into cash. He wishes 10 remove HI, family TO
place Of safety and then come back and enlist Tor The
war. lie was ont in the Florida War, and was
wounded. lie says no men can live in Morgan County
who il not in favor of rebellion The Rebels are the
descendants OF dilaIidated Southern families OF OF
Northern rCnegades who are Joined by the ignorant,
" mean white tiash, who neither rcad nor wiNe,
aud there are some twenty-five counties IN Nissoiiout
OF which from three 10 live thcusand persons pave Vee
driven. There IL now al abiding opinion that the,e
Rebels viii be put down, audtha before long. Already
many have been captured, but they have mostly been
released on taking an oath not TO take mp arms
during the rebellion. But in many instances they nave
forfeited their oath. There is at this nomen', ana
within ten bours Of 81, Louis, force enough
'ii" S'"iIiNHi ~ .NA'' w
District twice as many men as are necetsay
10 capture the traitors, ard oil this ior,e
is idle except that at Caro- and could De
spared as wen as not. There Is mighty
Union force in the titv oi st. LOUIS Great cItd ls
given Frank Blair for the placing o. our city IN s
safe and commanding position and he deserves It. II
il lis due. b., let us 10y manner OF means forget
Oliver ID. Filly, John How, aud can't tell you how
many else. Iherc men have furnished the snste1aDce
for the soldiers that Col Blair and Oibes have organ
lied, and wien reflect that our State is in the hands
of traitors il beyond words 10 express ihe debt due
these gentlemen. Missouri could hardly have raised
her army without Coils. Blair and Boemsteir, Shaier
aud Sgel and they could not have fed tLeir soldiers
without the AID of nessrs. lilly, How aud many
others whose deserve lie writ in letters of
gold Lest but not least there is debt OF gratiiude
due to the Germans Of ST. Louis, which fear Will
never be faly paid They seemed 10 scent the nation
danger al lis first appearance, andlthey were the hIft
TO take the only tlue step TO mcet II. 1bey were lne
! first to organize aud dr and there must he four or
tN thousand of them formed to TO called toge.
| tber at moments warning. They are feared aud
hated by the traitors, 0ber people ever has beep
/ The are hunted and murdered, whenever II can he
done with impunity, and not less than four of them
have been assassinated within two weeks. The uty
| is surrounded by troops, great part oil whom are
these Germans. They drill dly snd are sober, peace,
able mon. The city was never 80 quiet as now, and
yet were ii not for the fear OF the military here sta
TONED, there il rebel force in The oy that would 81
unite as 10 eXpel, murder every ouspoken nsu II
it. To the Germans too much praise cannot be gwen
and say with confidence that either peaeeably OF
! torcbly, the rebels in Missouri will he vanquished
before they are in any other State eXceIt Delaware
But even when this is done, ask again. what ought
! we TO do with he traitors G.