New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

pleasantly remarked that he was at first dis
posed TO regard the attentions of this portion OIL
his feIow-citizens as evidence Of their devotion
TO the Federal Union, but that be was forced 10
the conclusion, at last, that it was their eager
ness for the spoils tina. brought them around
him in such numbers The agony viii be over
in few days, and then if the Bel-Eyeretts DO
not get the loaves and fishes they are after, we
shall witness such an outpouring of indignation
upon the Administration as to throw into the
shade the abuse of Mr.. Lincoln by the same
parties last Summer and Fall.
A friend had pleasant chat this morning with
Major Watkins, the United States Marshal for
this District, in which they had hearty laugh
over the canard that Republicans would not be
suffered to take their places in this city, if ap-
pointed thereto. The Major ridiculed the story,
aud said that if any such attempt should be made
by anybody, and he were still in Office, he would
speedily put it down. And the Major is the very
man TO discharge that duty, for though he is a
lifelong and extreme Democrat, more faithful
officer was not 10 be found under the late dynasty
The Administration will do well if it gets good
| a successor. .H
The secession of the Virginia and Baltimore
Conferences from the Methodist Episcopal Church
is regarded as fixed fact, unless indeed the
Northern Conferences come down, like Capt
Scotts coon, at the command Of these religious
Secessionists, and eat dirt. If you will examine
closely, you viii find that this Church Secession
and the Cotton State Secession are alike IN
| Ill 30 tha re-
suits, the subugatiOn Of Freedom By Slavery.
notice that your apoloGsts for Slavery the
Morses & Co., have formed Society for the
propagation of the institution in the Free States,
or rather, for denoraliziDg the public conscience
of the North and West, and converting it into
belief that Slavery is the cornerstone of ciyiliza-
ton and Christianity II they only knew with
what inefable scOrn and contempt their labors
were viewed by the hereditary Shareholders OF
the South, they would cease troubling the land
with their vile hypocrisy, for we repose no CONT
dence whatever in what they profess. we look
upon them in the same light that we esteem the
nerro.traders. We use them, and discard them
as the panders to our vices. The only defense
that the hereditary STAKEHOLDER ever attempts 10
make of Slavery is that Knight makes right
We have Slavery, and we want nobody to apollo
gize for H. So, away with your wretched medlea-
ments, Messrs. Morse n Co. We want none
of your vile stuff. Slavery is a state of war,
and Your effort to make aught else Of It IL only
degrading TO your own manhood
LOrgane de rEGtsr, The Baltimore San, gives
the country the pleasant intelligence, this morn.
ing, that the war against labor and business is
TO be kept up all this year, and until the pubic
voice of the Free States shall vote down Repub-
icanism, aud vote up secessIonism 1t Is EVIL
dent the nation has not drained the bitter cup OF
rebellion 10 its dregs. The Southern Ates intend
/ to keep it to the lips of the people as long as
they Will drink Of it. The talk about subjugatipe
the Free States is perfectly wild IN political
circles in town. ] may give you sample OF 1t.