New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

" Yes. Sir" / responded p" YOU were no doubi
compelled TO leave becauseron Veg guilty OF some
crime for which you Atfrei on arrest. Rph
trouble me with yoT resence.: Luusn ~, he
wonld not approach M sgaip and tron ie US y nis
presence. We remained wsek at Tsnaicg,c;
There 5 Of us were conGlfd in room ~ py ~
feet. we'll ventilated, bys Seeesh SoidicIs1 mao
been quartered there. II was a hYely pace,
| assure YOU: our raiions were q garter
of pound oil musty bacon and apiece OF corn breao,
said 10 be the Southern soldiers bkions. We were
soon cen, 10 Selma, where we were pnt III cparge VI
Col. Kent. II you ever zee ke6 teryeS.' ''s NC
served Us. / cannot advocate war Oh eAter'n'hS
iioD, hut record is made. ltthytersecutS o. ne
and The other officers falls inro6ny hands he sbah
suffer % we suffered. lie sttcuftgd TO t9sure me
about my son, who, he said, bp1 been taken ana
hung IA a spy, If their psperS foqfd be believed.
Hgt 1 had a paper IN my pecT TO give bim
IL, lie with, and this IL how I got w paper
ddg. She had passed several tlges beioyS and had
attracted the attention of the oHcers con s,edS some
az them suggested that she Wfs Union laJf. We
tore vG one of the curtains Which hung xf0he hotei
where We were impri-0ned, and IN large ktsfs
Nrge on i, with chalk God bless the pySoners
f,iepd.I She nodded assent, and bowed toiis when
We showed it, She went TO house, some lou
wards di.tant and 7 sent negro boy who
cooked in the kitchen and 1T tell You that they
are the C,s' Union men in the soutl Pnd ia ap
IUlansa. VOICE, ~ MI WI II you ubuliih iV'
Ye,. Sir am lighting for the freedom oteyery man
on earth. [Cries Of God bless you" and loud APP
plaas.l / sent him, the negro, to the hou.e
where this lady went for pitcher OF mix =
when he reached there l observed bcr
tfks u Dwsraper DOT OF her POCKET anu
place II in the pitcher which the had already hied
with milk. We wore 1870 months at Selma. Al
Montgomery, whItle. We we're takcn-now llsten-
our bread a. Montgomery was made % corn ana
cohs ysound mp together. The Richmond snd Co
umbia preons ere palaces ne compared with those
AZ Tu.caoosa, Tallgdegs, ii 'dgon, aud MONTGOMERY.
Before We lef Montgomery FOR Atlanta, asked INC
priyiioge II visiting our hospitals, where found
h1rdfed gAllan, men who had fought with ne ut
Shiloh without nur.es, medicines or clothing lbey
cried A. entered and cried with tbem. found some
good Union women, from whom borrowed money
for these poor men. Arriving at Alfalfa We noticed
procersion coming mp the street, consisting OF TWO
~ three wegons. We could not make oft what II
10 ant. We had heard Of their hanging AID Lynch
ing Union men, bat did not suspect that TINS PROF.
csss.on rad anything 20 do with matter OF tins
hind. but we aiierward learned the sad fact@.
FiOht priyate- Of an Ohio Regiment were hung at
.,1aTta. They had been cent by Gen. Mitchell TO
40 little work on the railroad and telegraph lines
az Alabama. Coming back they unfortunately for
got to cut the telegraph liles, by The IRE OF which
a force was ordered from Chattanooga ~ intercept
ucm he gallant Obloans were whliny away
heir leisure hours in prison with game OF euchre
when the guard led them out 10 be hung. What do
Won think Mr.. Rebel sympatbiLer, Of southern
CbIvnlry noyi IA voice, - Did poor stuff =
think 90. think ] speak the sentiments
Of 22 commissioned officers, and also the
privates who were taken with me OF
Shiloh when tell you dat we are not any longer
ashamed OF being called negro sympa hizers. lCnes
% Good good" and prolonged appaufe.I we
ere not afraid Of the cryoi Anolisiouis's' 6ood
and cries Of No, not now, and applauSe,l we
aye moi afraid of any cry. We will take by the
-. .ssh man a brother WHO viii fgh. for and
..snd ~. Government We despse altogether
every nan who refuses All and comfort TO hls
Government, in ihi. umc OF our Danger.
Inc Rebel. are determined. IL "a perfect
reign Of terror IN the South. have found unoa
men bearing arms asain't our Government. Let
me tel YOU who are AFRAID OF the cry Of Abolition
lam. The white race in the South are to-day
more IN The condition q slaves than ever were the
blacks before this war commenced. White men,
free, int lgsnt, educated, dare not say that they
W N part viii thin Government dare not iind iaul1
with the leaders In public. The have more men
10 the aeld than the people If the North imagine,
fight better than they have credit for aoine becante
their cause IA desperate, and because lhey are Ia
earnest.
Nv f,iends 20 20 work, and persuade your officers
AMI men that il ia time for them to isbt without,
gloves. Loud applause. Tell them that now is
the time to strike. The Rebel army Is somewhat
dcmoralized. We met thousands and thousands OF
men going home OH pGroe, iaking their de1d ana
4nu
that AT the battle of Antiean You hurt chem great
deal more severely than You think You did. Train
after train OF their dead and wounded were cent
south. When we arrived At Richmond We were
placed Ia what is called Col. Corcoran's
hotel or the Libby Prfon. In Richmond met IA
old schoolmate the second renegade from lllincis
Dsmed Warner who Is Quartermaster there and
takes chrrge Of the pris0uersi and have 500 III
nav posses,ion which he handed me. with the request
10 deliver 1t TO his iamyy now residing IN ll!inos
Peng Yankee, ] would lead them into conversa-
ton concerning The war. They always said: You
never can conquer us; We shall whip you After
hearing them awhile directed their attention to Lin
cons Proclamation. That proclamation you never
can enforce. II will be the ruin OF yOn replied:
"WLy DO you find fult with it If you are going TO
whip US 7" lind this, and want 10 say il boldly,
and have il claimed everywhere, that more than
al the battles tia, have been fought, more than all
that has been sad aud done Liucoln's proclamation
il ending the Rebellion. Loud and prolonged sp-
plsuse.
Col Mulllsan, of Lexington memory, followed
with Few inpassioned renarks, in the course Of
which lie gave Northern sympathzera with the Re-
bellion the castgaiion they deserve.
Gen. Preniiss bus been presented with gold
headed cane by oihccis Of the 9Th Iowa, with $50
watch by Other prison messmates, aad With sword
by officers Of the I'D Mhsouh.
stunrts Raid into Pennsylvania The Poo
pie f.athcr Like TO De Ravngcd by such
GnIInnt Eien--7he lnmcii'itI Of our Gcu-
ernie.
Irsn or Special Correspondent
EsGERsrowr, o.. l., 1862.
Gen. i.uar, having rsssed entirely around the
army of tho Potomsc, having accomplished the most
brilliant raid in arcent or modern history, having
demonstrated for the third tine that he can 90
wherever Lis boldaese audacity prompts him.
Having destroyed hundreds Of thoussn Ia Of prop