New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-08

ID hshtipa game cochs with sonia Anna Europe
vet confess that Rspnblicanism is not fAnre.
TIE people Of the earth will yet rejoice that Kings
are not essential TO good Government-and our pos-
ieriy shall yet bless Abraham Lincoln for preeerH-
ing Ind transmitting what Washington established
and Clay and Webster loved.
have seen Mr.. Lincoln, and an not ashamed 70
ray in print what baye sad 10 ali my friends in
T, nnee,ee-I believe him 70 DO tho night man IN the
right place, at the right time lie has the features
Of jackson and Hancock, wbose sialntes are be<Ure
the Presidential mansion. lie looks firm, honest,
capable, great we have all seen he s faithful to the
Constitution wherein his predecessor was fsithleas.
His lie the most majestic presence | was eyer in.
had beard him represented as n man unit for high
station. But TO my eye be looked .Se President OF
The Great Republic. HE Inaugural s the sblest
State paper ever read-the whole thing was mGpred
out lhere-and nobly has Re stood by it. Had he
been little tsn be would not have surrounded him
self by a Cabinet tie ablest that ever assembled
round the council board. What American Statesman
equal 10 VIM. II. Seward Who go far seeing, 80
profound, so able 10 cope with the Diplomatists
What uobler specimen Of an American gentleman
than Edward Bates 7 Who proiounder lawyer
than he Tie entire Cabinet is sound, patriotic, and
entensey American.
Let the Ialion forget party ard rally round the
noble disnifed wise and good man who IL our Pres
ident and stand by him in bis berculean efforts to
prevent the overthrow Of this gorgeous temple OF i'm
mortal Liberty, that Peace may sgain serenely smile
and Plenty pour her borrower Republican land, the
proudes, frtest, and bsppiest known to history.
We bave in the opening Of this war been caught
mapping. have committed some bunders and met with
three dsbeartening reverses. Bat let me say that
the Union troops may meet with defeats In every
land engagement, and yet if the blockade be rem
dered efectnsl aud kept up, hundred Manassas vic
tories would fail to establish the Southern Con-
federscy. The blockade is literally running the
South-ruining il in its tenderest point-Slayery. II
il could be maintained for seven years, venture 10
say no man would consent TO OVID, or buy or accept
rs free gift, single nigger sonth Of the Tennessee
line. Even a. tie present prce of Giegers there,
masters cannot afford 10 raise negro children at is
worth a Niger TO raise it, is Southern proverb,
even in flush times. IL will soon be worth three
niggers TO raise one. When the planters OF the South
come " realize this dswning truth, they will turn
Union men, and bang their "predptstOss." That
csfs Of men are not putlicspiri,ed, because they
not dependent on any portion Of the public ex-
cept their commission merchants. Selfnterest rules
them not patriotism. Tbis blockade will make them
patriots 70. sslfth purposes. will not repeat Whist
you see n all tho papers concerning the scarcity and
destiiuiion Of the South. The statements / have
seen are in the main true. am astonished TO find
that they are no; credited.
1t is grand mistake 10 suPpofe the South q
unit. Your Nashville correspondent las been sadly
deceived, and hss imposed upon you. lie 10 eviden,-
ly a stranger in Tennessee. The BaERer, Pairiof,
Union and american, and lis bolel Associaies are
but the mediums through which to gsther informa-
ton Of the state Of public opiUion there. One must
mingle with the yeomanry Of the county, ard be
known to them, TO ascertain the public sentiment ]
have lived thr,y-nine years in Tennessee, and
have taken very active part In politics, and
/ know that JEFF. Davis lnd lie coad-
tutors are more ds.e.t-d, ~ a. geaenl hing,
IN the Soa.h than " s. yard, Weed and Greeley"
themselves. Besides the people have no confidence
in the Southern Coufoderacy-no one pre,euds 10
believe that were Secession sn accomplished fac
tie seeded States would stick together year. The
Confederate bonds, every one knows, viii be worth
nothing when payday comes.
had an interview with Gov. n. s. BrOvg on the
lflh September, snd he frankly confessed TO mo he
Lad not conquered his Union preirdct-. Iio said
" Secession a bad ,binglhat the States sec eded
when they ought not 10 have done it-tbsi lie knew
not what sort Of Government they weso 10 have bat
IL nd l,rr
tbsa LOOK about and see VIVA. TO DO next
lie is working like beaver with King Iiauia'
in The service of he rebellion and all because OF ths
18th Of April Proclamation That ia hi, SOLE reason
That same man ls year urged US All TO fight for th.
Union snd pledged himself with me and others never
to live in Secession STATE II he had TO 20 the
North star When called 70 as. him if he was
ready, that waa going, hs said No. We arc il Ibis
thing and will say and fight il oai-"
When the Union troops take Nashville and srrest
the ringIesders, ! hope Gov. Browa will be treated
lenenty for lie is already under tie suspicion Of the
" original seoessioniss,' and I k,,ow bis heart 10
with The Union cause. Like poor rom Nelson, he IL
O mild, clever nan, a ltllo weakened Ia times Of
trial, and needs protection. Let hiEl have II.
j might name distinguished men 9y the score who
have never "scquesced' in the rebellion, and who
will DO found 10 the right piscs when prudence per.
uits. They keep the people quiet waiting for tho
deIiverance. Wien they have the
chance they viii rise in might and error, unfuri the
Union banner, and defend Il with all the eloquence
Of their tongues and the strength Of their right arms
WIN s. sPEER Of TouHSses.
FROM MISSOURI.
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