New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

the arbitrator Buckner in the center, are all bear
ing down upon us, and can we hesitate when our
foes are advancing sincerely hope that tho re-
fusa of the House to-day 20 suspend the rules is not
significant Of the defeat Of the Senate resou;ions II
so certainly shall feel like stampeding from State
that can act thus b'indly and doltshly at time
when with reasonable zeal we crush out this re-
bellion with ease and rapdity.
say easily and rapidly, for the vigilance Of the
authorities in making arrests is producing admirable
effects aud in some developing phases of sneak
ing cowardlce which place the men who exhibit toem
beneath the contempt of their species. All the dirty
Secession holes between Louisville and Covington
along the railroad routes, which week or two since
emitted the stencil Of mingled with the IN
odorous exhaatOns of bad whisky, are now as quiet
ms graveyard at midnight, before ghosts ana ghous
begin to prowl. You have heard OF the Cy"thidRa
Ner, q paper published in Harrison City. It's ed
itor. named Morey, short time fince published
an article in which he said the dagger and the
stiIetto had been moot electtai weapons in ltal-
ian warfare. and called the attention of his
readers TO this fact with the intimation that they
might be used with equal efficiency in our civil
strife. Upon being demonstrated with for conn
selling assassination and bringing upon the country
all the horrors and ranoor of COrscan vendetta, he
said he would be hung, drawn and quartered and
suffer every punishment known to the inquieition, or
described in Foxs Book of Martyrs, before he would
retract one word be had said lie gloried in his gno
miny and boasted of his damnab.e hints Well, this
Morey was subsequently arrested, when tie State
IL all ba una
brought before the commanding officer, he begged
like cripple got on his knees aud SAID if they would
release him, he would never publish another article
without first submitting it to the inspection of the
Colonel. So abject was his humiliation and 20 con-
emptible the conduct Of this trembling coward, that
be was turned loose, as unwortbyto 5eplaced among
other prisoners, who if they were bad traitors, were
not possessed Of the souls Of NANCY ours. 1t was
regarded as undignGed in the Government to take
the least notice Of who showed that he bad lost
all the spirit of manhood. There have been other
cases Of similar character Durrett formerly
edited The Louisville Courier, was lately employed
in seducing from the paths Of allegiance company
of mere boys, not averaging fifteen years of age,
aud sending them 20 the Confederacy, paying their
passages, and securing for himself bounty on each
recruit. No money ever was earned so basely since
ltcuo took the thirty pieces 10 betray the Savior.
When Durrett was taken, he whred Ike a sick
school girl beg the girls PARDON for the comParison
mportmed his captors to release him, and WA will
lug to swear to thing take any oath. Hope he
may be detained in prison until every one Of his
misguided yictims is returned to his parents, or if
harm comes 70 any Of them, that punishment may be
meted out TO him, limb for limb, or LIE for life.
Senator Whitaker al6o offered another resolution,
the effect Of which was that Berriah McGodin does
not and will not carry out the will Of the people Of
the Safe that he be requested to resign his position
ar Governor Of Kentucky. This will be acted upon
tomorrow, for, being jont-resouton, 1t lies over
under the rules, and Senators Goodoe, Marshall OF
Mason, Robinson. Spalding, and Speed were unwil-
ling 10 suspend them to act upon IT Immediately, and
therefore the necessary two-thrds vote could not be
obtained. do not think Senator Whitaker has hit
upon the most happy way TO cauterize the canker
which u catnga the heart Of cur commonwealth; and
o. understand the policy Of the Union men in eau
GUS this subject was have been deferred until after
the proposed recess bat he acted upon bis own hook,
and he Is always ready TO deal the hardest blows and
never cares 70 march around "a difficulty, hut like "a
Young Hannibal will cross any Alpine obstruction
that lies in bis path. II il incredible that no mode
can be devised TO net the who acts obstinate
ly and factioufly that the Legislature has actually
been employed nearly al the present sossiJnin adopt
ing expedieuts to shield the State from the evil dc.
signs and suspected Vaccinations Of the Governor
upon its peace and loyalty. If l had the power, |
would impeach him forthwith and suspend bis execu-
tive functions, for the impression is universal here
l. -
doing something in fuIl completely with the rebels,
and that he may even invite them to come to
Fran fort 70 aid him to administer the Government.