New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
FROM NEW.ORLEANS DIRECT
WHAT THEY SAY THE WAR.
HOW THEY ARE SOLD WITH BOGUS NEWS.
TIE, Hear from Missouri, nni are Jo.iy
FROM TEXAS AND TEE MO GRAsDE.
TRADE AND COMMERCE..

We are indebted to the Adams Express Company for
Newt Orleans papers of the Doth and Dist inst.
The extracts given below are from TIE Delta, June
81, ard the evening edition of The PeayEe Of the
! Goth:
From The Delta.
The Charleston C0Urscr bas the following obaeIya-
ton, which eubodies the line Of policy Of the Consed-
crate States In ie or, sent conflict, aud presents the
only eure aud satisfactory rel al, thereof:
"Tle question Of recognition of the Confederate Repubic win
Dc settled Lot IN - nor hv a. h' s,
all the ncudacou and iuuguiug diplomacy or Oily tisn
az with men: those recognize in good time
recognition from other. We do rot undsrfatu tho
Ro sa..ioS Witch L pdaitsr.i by ids. at ord. well
banded by who know their rights sna the truth and
dare maintain them
This l. the true view and policy Of the great move
ment Of the South. II Is the old moral OF Hercules
putting bis shoulder TO the wheel instead OF wastlog
his s eugth ia vain petitions to superior power Tor
aid The solicitude ryinc.d by OF our nervous
aople 70 obtain the recognition OF foreign Powers, and
The eagcruess with which all Indications Of reaction
in tie popular sentiment OF the North are impOhie,
aud unworthy OF our cause. As Tor foreign fo"eFs'
We ak nothing OF them hut what Tie LAVE OF matt ms
concedc and require. We ask 10 special favor OK gym
pathy from them anybody else. II they have
not toe courage or honesty 10 recognize our
rights ss an independent nation aud people,
they can 60 their ways, and we VIII so
our. Ii our Northern brethren can't see TIER
interest and duty it liz not our business to en-
Gglten them. We may COMM ser,te their unfortunate
sabiug cation to Abolition mob and priest hood, but at
present only give them The bel cit OF our exam
Die which We hope they viii follow, and release them
selves from the yoke which We have thrown OF AID
trodaen under feet. We intend 10 ass EFT and MAN
tain rights, and achieve our independence by the
strong arms and brave hearts Of people. We shal
appeal 10 no diplomatic arts or iningues. We snail
addess 40 gentle persuasous or demonstrates 20 our
enemies or 10 those ht the North who oppose tbs war;
Deeply deporiug the dreadful scenes OF war, qua
political oificulIcs, orr people accept tho conflict
". ich is forced upon them III defense OF our most
sacred rights, the only mode OF abitfanenT 1917 70
item by d tyranuieal aud brutal Government and
crsued people.
n TExAs-A Vigilance Committee has been organized
\ at Eagle Lake Leon County, Texas, who declare
their pupoPc search suspected premises, arrest gus
pected persons and Institute Inquiries as to the busi,
and loyalty Of Peols obnoxious to estrust ana
deal summaily with all who found TO be uuihhiu
| TO tho State or Confederate Government The Hons'
ton Telegraph denounces tho organization as one which
may become irresponsible tyranny certain 10 come
! in conflict with the legal authorities.
Tie H,nStoa Tt'egraDh urges Texans to arm AID 70
lorse and fly without drly to the Of Missouri
The Ioiegr0st is assured authontaively that Gov.
jackson expressed his dere for all the and arms
tha. could be sent to bin, in Anticipation OF tie war
now being wsgcd upon hi gallant State.
MISUNDERSTANDING are bong held in Mississippi
10 request the Governor the Legi liure IN
extra session in order that direct tax may be i'm
posed to ruse funds establish camps of instruction,
and prosecute the delcuses of Tie Mississippi Valley.
| At ono Of these meetings, held al Holly Springs a
| Committee cons'ing %: tic Hon A. NJ. CLAYTON, T..
Randolph Leigh, and Major g. h. Neil of Mississippi,
and Judge Austin Miller and COL sam. Tate oi Ten
ressee were appointed 10 conior with the President
of the Confedere States in regard to the defcnscs OF
The Mississippi Valley, ard to solicit the Governors of
the several States Of Louisiana, Mississippi ArEausas,
TenLefsee and Alabama, to place a It,. u.Uter OF
| military companies Ia camps on tho N..,us lae ct
railroad for military dill and held Us reserve ofup'
ply py future requ-i,ion that may be made on TIC
reIeral States Tor Reinforcement TO the army now In
/ the iield.'