New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16

Craven and cownrdly submission hes been oenea
deep into the brow Of majority OF the anu
Arkansas will be forced 20 kss VIE ha.a tna. I'm.
her. Without pledges for the safety OF nef Pe9lsy
OF the security of her honor she has marched INTO
Seward Confederscy as qu<y M the sheep 8oe- 10 .o
shsmbles AS a general thing misery oven S;s oo ~
pany," but we must confess Mat we were y" -,
wee Arkansas degrade bersef bJ bad asso uu
abe has linked her destiny with that OF Tennessee ano
ike woke of trusty oxen they bend ther )dued ne
in dragging the chariot in which seward Lincoln anu
Chase are riding. Like well broke dry horses, lney
tugging at the wheel, while the WnP u oooi'''
being cracked over their backs.
r. s. Tharen, ESQ.,, Of Wetumpks, Ala, once law
partner of the Hon. w. l.. Yancey, and 'eceay "a
PEELED from the State of his residence by moo' ioi e
expression of opinions unfavorabe TO the pres nj move
mens in the South, IL now in Cincinnati ne Propooe
q, an early day TO deliver lecture upon toe coo'"n
of society at the South, in which he VIII reiae hs own
adventures and review the statements OF hs iate part
ner, Mr.. Yancey. Mr.. Tharen 10 not an Aeolnonis',
but was opposed to Secession for which De was eA-
pelled and was not even allowed to visit his wife AND
children. only few miles distant. In the course OF
bs heeirs Mr. Tharen several times IN peril oil bis
life. from mobs who preferred hanging as the proper
method 10 deal with the Abotonists, TO the tniider
process Of expulsion.
The new Government In the South does not seem
to succeed perfectly in its postal service. The Braa'
Kick Geo. Advocate says;
"If no better arrangements can be made for carry
ing the muih between Savannah and Florida, we trust
the line viii be discontinued altogether. AS now
stands it is perfect nuisance. II we cannot get tne
mails before they three four days old we 90 mol
want them at all"
One l.. b. Manning, hailing from Cahawha, Ala,
having got exceedingly wrsthy because Kentucky VIII
not secede thus vents his spleen:
We expected no better from State settled py
hoosiers from Western Virginia, very low class al
together. You have behaved like dastards ana oe-
serve 10 be plaves Lincoln is welcome TO you, ana e
many more such 40 you and Tennessee nave sno"n
Yourselves 70 be. That State wss setiied py Po0r
class of North CsroliDians do not beheve there
particle of well-descended chivairoUs olooo IN Tue
whole OF either Kentucky or Tennessee. IL tne os0
State of Virginia should follow your example she Will
he beneath contempt. So You may glory III your nc
cursed Union and your miserable rag Win your sers
aud stripes We viii punish you by not allowing you
70 sell your negroes out herethe most you make py
raising them for sale and when stop that and re-
fuse TO buy your and pork we Call reduce you 10
starvation very soOn and you viii then wish you had
Joined our glorious and powerful Southern Coniederaey'
but it viii be too late.
The editor of The Atlanta Ca InteAigeSeer,
writing to his paper from Montgomery, says:
Imet, on my return TO the hotel, the Vice-Pren'
dent the Hon. A. Ii. Stephens. asked him for q lat
Office big paw and little work. he said lie had
none such % give, but If / would accept OF his ].
would be cheerfully bestowed. He Is working hard
here for very little pay