New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

E.-ion ,oovement, and for full an hour gave bis
60. Of which the following Ia summary;
'UNo Government had ever existed ON the eartn 10
..reI The United States Governn emit III Is We pes.
Government upon the e'rth, ana ls now uICae ~
go Some are trying 10 patch up the ola 0o'eIE-
Uni Mr.. Critenden had brought patch % pun on
sIe old garment but let them Pot II Oh ana tne Ies
SVould be worse. Let them remain as they ore, ',d
the garment will be worn OH Is lhe N.Y. lint
;ned9 Has it become evil Government N No Dss
the administrators of the Government are e Nn.
I'VE have eGid many tines 1t i the pes. 49,, or
that ever man lived un1er; but II hss 'he iUa;tted
of ecoundrels to administer 1t that Gou eyer tbev
70 S;sgrace Ills foot.too There is the EVIL Cn1 ny
better the situation of our country NO, Wy What
II voc-e every time that they aitempt 70 no 81 3; ~o
IA the dAiruliy? BTotLer Carr gton says sn;ts.
80. s,i,;t IN lead They are all master 1lii.o'
a. ore an smart men-and that Is Tue CEiht.uI'!
IT, lanes pledsed himself at LIS 0Ih,iuna1n
election for the PrsiJei 'iI Graz al ornsY norton
a. IL md of Cubs; that be would annex Poi.oHF
Wy Nesg.Wexico still lying south and sonth-wett "a
onr own border, aid hat be would preoh W Ia
Mormons and obtiterate Mormonl,m, 'nat ,Ia ia
- known no more at the end of lls reign. lie nsu
II In his heart aud secretly pied ed hiHseh 70 10 ~
Some nav tLi1k that am mistaken oht uni NJ
am telinV the truth, aud can produce inc e'i -
~ , w Off He did not Did be destroy Nor
Snor}.,n He did not. What has he done nis
race course was marked oat, but ne Degan az ,n'
then annexing Mexico, or whit lie wanted % l u'ie
then he would have had tine 10 conslder III lie aoou
NORM ism. Had be oily 'hoseht little aIont
Joseph Smith and slormonisn, lie would at pnCe n"ne
ssen b,t eveiy me their mic undertook 10 Tram
ME upon them deliberate the Kingdom IRON lLe taI!u,
the gore iC spread abroad, and bloh4ht in'o ho'o
and gave IL character. But hlng james osgau al Le
wrong eud and he has ence wished tha1 ne la' ,'O'
Sone II and wished that ne had done something eise'
Bnctanans disposition is TO noe over every one OF ms
frieudc ~ tread them n the Dust ana not make We
6ri apcl,y to them. attribute This to his !snorah,e
it rot wisdom, nobility, uagnaninly II IL sheer
ignorance bully ignorance, know'no'hihB lshoraee'
The ST. Louis papers expose a secret organization
Of 6bcoDteuted politicians who determined n Ios-
s;ble 1, force Missouri into the jaws Of tie Southern
C,nfederscy. There is however, no probability oil
their succeeding.
+. o. Winnerquist, who committed suicide al toe
Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va, on Friday p'gm' oy
shooting himself through the bead VITA pistol was
German musician formerly connected with the Crhp
theatrical troupe. He had recently been giving music
lessons at Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Aagu.tc Chronicle is rejoicing at the pro'pect
ofns more political parties at the South and especially
that
W1bs late Democratic party is forever esopped from
its great rallyiug cics concerning Slavery ana tils'
Ii seems reasonable SUPPOSE, that depSeu VI tIese
Iwo strong points on which TO siir mp sllie no longer
Sh]s Ia saw he amt sound on the question OF
S.verv and uthern rights, 10 longer able TO rouse
the uunkiug masses with the cry OF protective tails
for the benefit of The North and the oppr Soon on tne
South tie MISSION OF the late Democratic party ius1
be Wen III fni rcd. so also if there were ever any
need for the rgaitin OF American party, Ior lhe
purpose Of scoring 'Ane'iCa TO Americans, a. was
once popular slogan IL is plain enough there Is 10 en-
for shy such party IN hese ave otaeS All
tLereiOre,we may hope tnat tii INC ViN H"'O"o' va"
ole out together"
1t is reported that Mr. Chenowith, formerly
liouor merchant 10 Louisville, KY, now resident Of
Cincinnati lately received barbarous treatment IN
Arkansas 1t is sad that he was logged and the stripes
were then liberally tarred The expression Oh Aoo-
ton sentiments nsgated the treatment
-TRs CLAYTON (Ala.) Banner states That Benz
Morris and Witt Clark, Of that place. have gone TO
Charleston for the purpose Of buying their Spring
stocl of goods. These gentlemen, we believe, nave
heretofore made their purchases in New-fork CITY,
The pole on which the Palmetto flag was hoisted in
Richmond, Oh Tuesday was blown down by the lem
nest ou Saturday,, but larger and stronger pole was
erected and the Palmetto flag flung to the breeze
from It's summit This pole is strong enough to resist
the Rail Splitter and is upheld by hearts aud hands
that will demosh Lin aud his should be or they at
tempt to lower it.
We have some interesting items of news copied
from the Washington letter Of The Pensacola O6SeTTer'
dated the 81 inst:
" lieut.. sleuIner has had about forty engaged
in rai-ing sand battery abont quarter OF mile to
The eastward Of Fort Pickens, Santa Rosa Island,
for the pat tgo or three days. Tie Wyandotte war
engaged all day yesterday in conveying water 70 the
United Sta'es shiIs Outside. Lleut. McNab, OF Tue
Eufaula Rifles being anxious TO lind out what sien-
Iner's were doi"g on Tue fldbd, procured oOaI
and went over. lie was placed ubder arrest by the
authorities Of Santa Rosa ll4nd, and sent TO Tie Navy
Yard This morning the baS II ds calm az iDirI9i-
the sun sincs in I'll his milesy-tbe stars and slipes
are aAoa from tne 14g staff on Fort ri kens and from
the Wyandotte which i, BOW eDgaged IN towing out
the water.tank 70 the ships. Tie slo0r-Ot- Sar 81.
Louis the frigate SABINE, and the United States
steamer Brooklyn, are 10 he seen lying at anchor
beyopd TIE bar. Quite d crowd have passed, with
wheelbarroGs SPACES, sLOyeis, &C., 10 work on the
snd batter c. Ia course Of construction OF q old and
lighthouses, and on the beach opposite the village
Of Warrington"
--Jcdge Wade Keyes of Montgomery, Ala, has re-
ceiyed the appointment of Assistant Attorney General
Of tie Confederate States Of America.
The Postmaster General Of the Confederate States
has received from the American Bank Note Engrav-
ing Company" at New-York iot ofinpressons from
steel plates Of small Ggures from which be might make
eeecots for the stamps authorized by tie late act pre-
ecribng tie rates Of postage. lie doubtless intends
make arrangements without delay for procuring stamps
Of the several denominations adopted. The devices
were e Ut without solicitation.
1t was stated in the Alabama State Convention On
the 9Th, By the Hon. John Cochran Of Barbour, who
had probably received dispatch TO that effect, that
there are now concentrated at Pensacola SIX United
States war vessel will about $500 troops on board,
ready to assist Lieut. Semmer in the defense OF Fort
Pickens should an attack be made upon it.
A Mon,oovcary I.t,n- eavs tbot A Dudley Mann