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

rho SaIls TO see thai ceccslon. I SE,;o,;s,s bot
ST. RsppbIicsns are tbeoreical aoohnohs's' ou'
D&ce 49, are practical sboftioBists. Every ordi-
80 ~ Secession IL q statute sbolishing Slavery
IN. mileage and compensation Of Members OF the
sou,bsrn Congress is fixed at eight dollars per Gay
xb. in session. and ten cents per actual mile Travelled
h.twsep their homes in going to or returning from
-,xhasever place Congress may bit at
-The Raleigh Register Of the 18th says all the
oznes in North Carolina have been heard from, and
tbe people, by majority Of five hundred and ninety
seven yotes have determined tina; there shall be no
Convention.
"A Charleston letter says, " The Rev. Mr.. van
Dyke Of Brooklyn Ought not to have come mere no I"
being made fool Of by some weak men OF the noon
eide class but il generally conceded TO have mace DC
-dedly the worst speech at the Bible meeting ana 10
be altogether quite an ordinary person
III, Naskytlk Patriot, In recording the arrival
So,n. Of the Hon. John Bell, says that Mr.. b. did not
.s,e and was not offered seat In President Llncons
Cabinet He gave uttersnce to no such sentiments as
we're recently attributed to him by the telegraph touch
ing the tone and purport of the Inaugural and OF the
iuty Of Tennessee and the Southern Border States In
consequence thereof He does not regard that paper
~ indicating q coercive policy toward the seeded
States. He does NOT advise preparation for hostile
conflict with the Government on the part OF tae non
seeded States.
PEARSON Brownlow, Of the Church Militant and
ksarriHs Wkig, fully iDdores Lincolns Inaugural
He says:
I'VE indorse the entire sddress as one Of the best
zspers of the kind we have seen, and we commend IL
tf It's temperance and conservatism IL is pesce-Iov
Do and conservative in It's recommendations and emil
aenty firm in its nationality Of sentiment 1t H. out
and out, Union Address, worthy OF the spproOarion
Of every Union and conservative msn South as well az
North Had il been delivered by Jackson, FOLK, OF
,Brecknridge even the Cotton States would have De
rlared it to be the hight of political perfection We
shall have unless 1t be forced upon Inc country
by the reckless conduct Of the South"
Capt. Robert Josselyn has been appointed Presi-
den. Daviss Private Secretary. AL who know Capt
Bob viii recognize him from the following description,
sziven by The Vicks6arg TVkig:
"Josselyn Ia sn executor, served in the Mexican
war 10 the author of several happy ycs, such az the
= Girl with the Calico Dress tie Young WIDOW,
Sc, held the office OF State Commissioner AZ
eli il was abolished and is regarded as Jolly good
fellow by all who know him lie Is iSLnlnsry
known as Bob Josselyn and, although his head s
slvering err be is still bachelor, though just US
popular with the grls rs he used TO be with their
snsmmss He il admirably capaeitated for the ONCE,
and his many friends will be pleased TO hear thai he
ass received the appointment.
--TAs Brandon (Missl Republican, In speaking OF
the success of Major Hawkins who went 20 Illinois to
st corn for persons who were likely to starve holds
1he following language:
From his letter II will be that the citizens Of
sprinped the home Of Lincoln have contributed one
thousand bushels OF a. and thai much more VIII be
contributed to relieve the distress OF TIE poor IN inns
section How Illuminating 70 every Mistlsslplian, 10
know that after cursDg sud denounclDg the people Oh
The North as our citizens have been IL the habit OF
announcing them, we are compelled 10 turn around
and beg them for bread and they in turn are trying 70
Kill US with kindness, by treating our agent with the
reaiest respect and not only giving him more than
Be asked for but paying for the sacks 10 put II In II
certainly places w IN a very humilsting position, and
we heard Maj. Hawkins sbufed for going there and
begging oorni bat we Say ne hss cone Ilent' AUG
Ebonsands Of starving children WIDOWS, and orphans,
viii bless him for his efforts to keep them from perish
ing with hunger. Some nsrrow-minded, contemplate
iemagogues FAY that the citizens OF Illinois give as
corn because they fear Us, and wish to get on good
-ssrms with us again. We believe they are actnsted
by purely Christian motives and that they have purer
AID better hearts than those who make tueh charges
The elaborate argument Of Mr.. Glenn, the Com
missioner from Georgia, who was sent 10 Missouri to
induce that State to traitor, happily summed up
N the following synopsis:
Slavery is evidently equal 70 Jack the Giant Killer,
according to Mr. Glenn. It's feats, according to him,
Are about these l. II sets the North and South quar-
reling snd cursing each other; 1t established Aboh
zion Societies. 3. II established Abolition papers D.
called forth Abolition sermons and speeches. D. II got
up Helper's book and "Uncle Tom Cabin" 6. II
iepo.ed Biehop Andrews; 2. /; spill. the Methodist
Church az Abe Lincoln did aIe rails; 8. IL spit the
Bsptist Church; 9. 1t killed The Wing party; 10 1t
killed the American patty IL 1t came near electing
Fremont; IL II has Killed the Democratic party 10
IT prevents Southern preachers from preaching in the
North; IA. II sent John Brown 70 Nirginiai To- 1t
built the Chicago Platform l6. IL elected Lincoln;
H. Ii preciptated the Cotton States into revolution
Mr.. Forney writes 70 The Press, from Washing-
Con, saying:
No one can meet 8 Southern Seeeder-for there are
gsew Of them left among usand watch the expression
Of his counenance and weigh the woros that TAU rom
xuthoni heiuO thAt he has heart
IN the cause he advocates and that he lie looking for
ward with anguish and fear to the speedy collapse OF
the whole Secession conspiracy. One OF them yester
dsy fixed the limit Of endurance of that most temper
ary experiment at four years, and another confessed
<hat unless come coup det0t could be effected there
would be sn outbreak the part OF the Union men IN
The Cotton States that wOald extiDgulsh The whole
rebelcn, leaders, subordmates, organs, and all Two
officers Of the Navy, lately arrived from Florida and
spre Of them some time located at one Of our naval
staons that coast gives the most melancholy pie
Of the in which the Disurionists suppress
freedom Of speech and the freedom OF the press They
declare that nothing like il has ever been known In our
county: that if al could be told 1t would be received
N the rawlings Of msriac; and yet In the face OF this
terrorism there exists IN the hearts OF the people Of
Florida warm and vital affection for our whole
sOunfry.
A dispatch from Little Rock 18th inst. says that
On the Arkansas Convention, the previous day, the
Unios men plainly intimated that they would vote
down a accession ordinance.
Here IL bugbear: The Sdvaanah Republicans Of
The 18th il informed by the captain Of tie schooner
L. B. Myers, from Baltimore, that ON Friday afternoon
lat be saw war steamer straDdng Of Charleston bar.
q also learns that the day Of pilots
4iscerned screw steamer at distance bearing TO the
s0uthward
--7he COriHtk (Miss.) AdT1tiser very pertinentiy
says that the question Ii not what Mssissppi must do
10 enable her TO defend hereh out bat how abe is 10