New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
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.,., -scl mer rs haze mentioned st,n,d be Al.
lowed 20 c me snd :" where they c5ooso, oven pih
less restriction than loyal ciiizeus. No one ds.bi.
th,r,reacbery, their sympabes or ts Irablee denis
Ye,, they are permitted 70 enter oar r'eaat all tmes,
and depart without questioning or de'en''o in ORDER
il would seem, that they might avail themselves oi
the Il r opportunity 10 return 10 the enemy, and re-
veal al they have seen and heard,
That our Government OF s oV cers are 100 carelefs
or too lenent no one can fail TO observe who has
passed any time IN the mis ~ or naval service ln'
deed, we seem % offer Gnd of premium for Rebels
and to make them the rpecia recipients OF favos'
Men are permitted 10 remain in our midst VINO arc
generally believed TO oe Secessios's and active CO.
operators with treason, and they are not mo's'ed 'h
any manner, While any person suspected OF trescheFy
to the cause OF the COniederacy or pronounceo sy
III the Sori& is given tho beneht Of ho aoao' An'
driven shTay, mobbed, or hanged
A striking instance of ths was shown IN Nashville
'ybe etsors, who have done more than any other
class Of the community to eNte ard create the rebel
lion AZ over Sece-sia were not arrested, nor even
their reasonable senlimen'srepressod. They wa'sed
free about the streets uany OF the most ne'ori
Iour Rebels d1, day siter day, spolheoslAiug Jeh'
Davis, ana denoanciDg the Government and th' fan-
wees with the most fippsnt and disgusting facility;
out no one even ordered them 70 desst.
OvER.I AWTV AT NASHVILLE.
The rigorous measures thu, were exreeted and
necessary were not sdopted;n the Capital Of Ten
n.ssee John Oyeston the wealthiest man In the
State, Gen. Washington Barrow, and Ex-Governor
Neal S. Brown, who had been most energetic IN The
y cause of Secesso1, and dore everything in their
powex to advance i, wete permitted, snd are sti'''
believe to ven, their offensive opinions without let
l. or bsnderance. rcen:y heard Emerson EtheridGe
v complaining bitterly that the very men VINO oaa
threatened TO Tar asd feather, shoot and hang hi
= s1d would have done 70 had they had an opportunity
re treated with fnr forbesance and deerence
= tlsn he h;nslf would Be- If h. were in Nashville
10 A numbe. of persons dissa.ished with Gov.
Andrew Johnsons administration OF sffairs NO one
doubt, bis uncompromising Unionism, but they fear
ID bis disposition to in popularity with u class VINO
y have always hatei and abused him has warped hs
e sense Of isstice and modified his course a ACTON
e LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
q Our latest alyices from Memphis corrobOrate my
e previous e.aemen,s that the disoya people there
expec. our forces 10 be there before the middle OF
June, and are prepared to leave their homes and
business suddenly. Already great deal Of their
lr ropertyas been removed, and the major portion OF
I'd their slaves sent into Mississippi Louisiana, sad
Is Texas. There is movement Of any kind save 10
le military circles and most of the stores are closed
u either from lack of business or the absence OF the
IN propretoIs and clerks in the Rebel army
le All the military supplies. munitions Of war, and
IS machinery for the alteration and manufacture Of arms
lis and cannon, have been transported TO Columbus
ii Mis- and the MeDp iisns will be greatly disappointed
if the National troops no, occupy the place before
~ six or seven weeks have elapsed. troy hope thei
I'm expe cations will be still earlier realized.
OF REMARKABLE JOURNALISTIC CHANGE.
th very decided change has taken place recently in
a the tone and temper of The Memphis AralaRche
I'D hich has passed into the hands Of Jepba Fov kes
es weil-known fnsncer and former President of the
e, Southern Pacific Railway; NJ c. Galloway, now
Postmaster under jeff Daviss bastard Government,
be and ils former editor It'll having interest, but not
as controlling one in the journal The Aralahche was
begun as a most ultra and incorporating advocate
of Southern Rights, and was the organ Of the most
Of violent SecessiOnsts until recently when assumed
ID a mader and conservative complexion, and
purged it's columns of the abuse and absurd
,e falsehoods that It's chief chsrscteriscs
|. IL retained may be supposed its Secession ante
cedents; but the change for the better was very
t. marked and appearances indicate that ii is very
in gradually but steadily drifting toward loyalty and
to that when our army reaches Memphis it will become
Iis Union sheet.
Yer Fowkes, before his name was connected with
nv The AvaiancAe, passed time in Washington,
and, as he had frequent interviews with the Presi-
dent and heads of the Departments, some persons
,hiuk the editorial course OF the paper was then de-
u termned and that should gradually creep into the
ed support OF the Government, and when entirely
bis prudent, should throw on dssuses and rePudia'e
or JEFF. Davis and the CoDfederacy.
Nm The Memphis appeal, during the last campaign a
nj warm advocate of Douglas for the Presidency, has
taken the position The AraLanche abandoned and is
Gu now as ultra as though triGe more decent than,
be WE its ootemporaTy. The propsgandists who be-
do disgnstcd with The dUGianchc because il did
b. furnish bait fire enough for their guotdan con-
AT sumption, Row support and swear by Tie APPEAL,
which does It's best deserve their admiration by ito
gross violations Of truth and its abandonment
Of principle.
Al SCARCITY OF ICE IN THE SOUTH.
20 The greatest want Of the Sputh aud the one from
Us which it will suffer most this season. is ice. All ac.
counts from Dixie represent ice as very scarce and
~ many parts Of the country there is none at all
u What will become Of them if they are visited b. the
cholera or yellow fever it is painful to imagine for
ice is almost essential the recovery of patients in
VI those hot atitudes Even ii freed from epidemics
VI they will suffer very much from tie lack Of natures
Northern production. Even juieps and cocktails
- wIbe insipid if not unpaatsble, and without power
u fu mbibuons the Of Secession would soon fail
Alcohol, in some form or other, has been from the