New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05
SuferingsOf Rebel Troops in West Virginia
Remarkable Message from the Governor
Of Georgia.
No Such Word as Intervention ("
Allowed South.
CHARLESTON PREPARING FOR ACTION.
WHY FREDERICKSBURG WAS NOT SHIELDED.

WHY FREDERICKSBURG was NOT SHELLED.
From COPIES of Richmond, Charleston, jackson
Miss, Raleigh. N. c., Natchez, Knoxville. Savan.
nah, and Chattanooga papers as late as Dec. l. we
extract the following:
From The Riehmond Enquirer, Noe 49,
THE APPROACHING GRAND COMBAT ON THE
RAPPAIIANNoCK.
The battle. whenever it may be fought, between
This may may be the effect Of Conedeste VIC
resulting 10 Confederate defeat even drawn battle
undecided battle ike that Of shapsbus To produce peace
Austerz Jens If such Wet ~ Be obtained, the
defense Of Washington win be gone end that city be
captured Such result should be before the eyes Of oas
soldiers and the object Of the contest
We have Ansterliiz before have peace No
but schools wherein soldiers taught how TO
fight They accomplished nothing The continued net
tories was more material moral We havoc
moral victory demonstrating BY rs total root the folly
United upon victory would quickly range itself
the side and the Aboons defeated and routed
in che field would be driven to maze peace.
The history Of wars throughout the world that only
great vctoes with hening defeats lead to peace
Pesburg s Auertz the peace OF Tit its Fhedsn Eysv
and Jsdns; the treaty Of Paris its Waterloo
tanned peace viii have been Conquered Upon the next
battle therefore depends whether the shall end drse
its slow lengths along in undecided battles or mere material
From The Richmond Wing. Dee.I
THE NORTHERN PEACE MOVEMENT.
Il is stated in Yankee papers that ex-senator Big
Ter Of Pa has written letter proposing plan Of We
have any hint to the terms he suggests but
suppose he In earnest and meant TO submit soe-
thing cs forced to conclude that he advises the
Moth TO abandon the war and let the South alone Nothing
less than this would be practical or have the appearance Of
controversy and his klowedgs OF Soatnern character he can
hsve doubt tina, long as the North continues 70 MAKE
South viii continue make and there cam
The hrst step toward psei6caon come only from the
North and suspension OF hostllties; and tho
can then be completed osy by making the sus,
pension permanent This inevitable from the character OK
they seek to sub gate, TO maintain oar liberty They
must invade, to assai ana TO attempt to ab,usa,
this must be plain Nj BIGGER and when he tabs abons
peace will tax idly and inncerey unless he calls on the
os lave In the oas controversy tina, preceded
ana brought the war, the CRY Of the South was always
Aggression was from the beginning the policy Of the
Aboon.s They seush, BY evc'y lossies az, Of Iess.
our slaves or tamperug With adey aud thI'eshevsy
by which they might render ne POSSESSION Of ,eea
and 10 dextsoy the value OF ne
.u.itGon, aud to compel "a. s,ln,. our shs' oui sns
and interests to give up we protested and depsecsied
and inooed III attempted legislation was only TO re-
p,r wrong Of theirs or guard agsns' sone moends
oauger We acted always on the defensive snd Win pa
t.e aDd ofbearaEce that bu, little abort Of ruslsn.
iuly But hing could make them pause Afer years 81
outrsze and endurance finally de'psng 81 any retornson
we resolved that a. could ENJOY rights In the
on we would separate and this we proposed TO do peace
ably, with intention Of taxing st claiming snytAng tns:
did not belong willing Indeed 10 renguisn m0cn thAs
di be oug 20 as have equitable reckoning with our
upon al questions OF properly that were ine'a-
In hi. painfnl bat unavoidable step we again besoushs
them 70 let u alone TO let Us 60 10 peace d., h.y %Il.i
fury they plated war aPonGs II sheer nonsense
contemplate even for quioDie-to "a ABOUT our nav
kfs1u we lfelLl
they have pressing back fog thirty years Nnen We
reached the wall and could go no further wa sucA ~ was
blow OF self deleuse Every blow that has been stricken
since Las oe.n PEI * S-1nr ,iued and sSsvsd
Ne M conure 30 10 ngkt AZ can III an arm Tie
lin then Nix biseg ara the Nogtherh people
consider IS whetaef they VII cease 70 .As wlr upon
peace be easily aIraged Un they aye 50 IesSvea
propose OF this they Hias feel assured
r,popuS on THE SUFFERING or Ills TROOPS
THE HOSPITALITY AND PATRIOTISM OF
SOUTHERN LADIES.
Col J. D. Imboden, in an appeal to the people Of
Aogusta County, Va, published in The Vhfg, .naAes
the following s.stemenis
r Laws ago received authority from the War Depart
,ntnt not only to ali the men hye i'r service II we
n,ans b1t to muster in many additional troops ior zoe
c, rsse In given time Nearly all these men rre
from tbeir homes and OF fro1 AL hope OF gettls
those ntte articles, beyond what the Government lninhs
~ essential 20 30 des comfort when the blasts OF Winter
- srord 1is but and camp me Unt Two weefs ago oAs
over 100 strong mad but blankets, and not an
1900. ana vet without seiteT 81 any knd not
r,r al couul int was uttered lhese men are hsb1
a. f liberty ana Tor the privilege o ret fAg soma
- r. the we'd ones now lonely in her humble mountain
H. ,nss with the Triumphant CONSEQUENCES 81 hasihg nooy
i.t To achieve freedom themselves and their cnldrea
lu@ir f.mie. would gladly assist them Il tney could
ON tie oh Instant halted near sunset b loS esbin ~
ana of the widest On tho Dry FORK oil SAea An @eeo
aod several Ill ughters the only members o. the
rrv a. hcre ht father Oeen IA Camp ,nase over
- "a .ars. O. be.1e Aene,an OGy sJn Is 90 4ief IN
ra Of iny clulpais aslrd for corn to feed over oe
hss ne old lady said they only had little raised oy her.
,o hsf che had and psd Le Coz H. when she seemed 10
doubt ts propdey OF receiving money nom southern soy
air AS she th0u-u duty % ave "a, WA We vented
r sous company not along aud she did not sec him.
ne elder dtushter s.d Colonel ten sIOhcr W. are all
Wi ana dong well We expect our papa viii sooo
b. released Ion Camp Chase, aud come home.
tn him 20 be contented IN tie army, and 10
we would have had lis Winter clothes ready 20 end TO hn
br we will have chance when you leave len LIP
y grs made enou % DO and have !ay u 'a.'
We have caught I'VE large bears m pen Ai s-.'.'
down for the Winter. The Yankee SAefH cane win nFe
sold era along collect the taxes, aud "a % aHe 'ne
mare but had sold the ssins ior mo 10y Is :" p1J
hiu aud hope Il the last time WI eFe nave " isJ
Yankee taxes" -, t.,iao,, "a r,tarslv tr,.
and detailed sctly as Il occurred
Icropct, AID HER STATE RiGIITS-A REMARK
AR.E MESSAGE FROM GOV. BROWN.
~ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
MuIFDGgyiLLs, Nov. 10, 1902.
| ~ rup GENERAL ASSEMBLY: L communicate
- ,opv of a letter received yesterday from
"a uerty H. Floyd commanding Tie militia OF oaneeo