New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10
FROM THE SOUTH.

gentleman who had Just arrived in the North,
from Alabama, informs US that the most desponden'
feelings prevail throughout the South, and that the
people are all but ready to rebel aganst the 'ncoia'
petent leaders who have involved them In such over.
wbelmipe disaster. The following article from TIE
Montgousry advertiser Of the 18th ut., will be
read with interest. It's tone s getting 10 be not
unusual one in the Southern journals;
LEADER.
Zinc. opr Lave become 90 complicated by tie ins
Of those who wee unfounsey vested with authority
rntson. Of the country for the want Of greater leader t.
upturn the existing state Of things and ske Is sely
-. The, oS sosn for "a. e, ha,s ro been With IN
abe fret plsse b asserted a. Illuminating isc IN
history that the whole tendency hss been 20
man sIhbied those high ss biy courage and energy
ncsn movement he at once became marx or the sS'y ..
timd place ard s cry vent snIosga in ;" ,a.ae
eSeythng tbst wss pure good in to crafty his
own ambition. The peopshoDest conhdDg End nnsu'lee,.
then nsborhood orsele took counsel Of tber fears and
came to regard the foremost advocate OF their cause
man. Time rolled and events vnocs,ed "
ppciple OF much abused s.se.nan but true 10 the
weskDe Of human nature the prejudice to ne nah hsd lea
In this anentable condition did this revolution ind az To.
ILLUSTRATION above made only ssleoiruen Of large cls Of
oessty for secession ahead 0: their conpees, asd who
were therefore the et TO preside over The de.i
and will had conceived but who fOfsooth were sci hsao
and mprsctcable schener While others were ins1eo
into power who had rems-d a. Washington unt tctusy
driven away with In their by force Of vfrou'
Southern sentiment, Thus was tsno. sstihsd with 50
cedng from Washington must needs form Government
u those who have not yet rid Themselves OF tho stencil OF m
eypoDs Our great men VINO had fought and @on te battle
Of Secession against Eos,he ssgesion aid Southern SUI
nhsgn thus In the boar OF tnuoph cTusheo sho
hnma,sd martyrs 20 the liberties Of their own connhy
men And now, when is manifest that thiongil
naSs ,h a,,'su.;ed their Strength Ia. been WISE.
eho lneif patriotism missppied. they call e!oua iT
70 fescoe them FROM their nisfordnes Wonid 70 zoo
tnAt sone one would nse up powerful enough 70 Unite ue
whole energies o. such people for the defense OF their cou
Gy sssnst an oppose but who can be that u;de the
1hreus winch oiIooDd The petition DO you cal upon
ent because hey he'd leo you tuuphsnty Of tie old
Union 10 II Likely that they win voluntarily undergo
smother msyrdo for your ssks when those whom you
have committed the tsys have locked the door TO popular
opinion Wbsn your PRECEDENT sta With his closed to
the advice Of the wise Of his country and suInaiy
dsposes Of every man fool lis who ventures 70
suggest doubt TO his poicyf When yon Congress sits
With closed doors and tell. you tst military necessity
requires that you should know nothing Of its proceedings.
end therefore, have right TO pss Judgment on what It
.hooid or should not dol When all lis and has been
done denying you hight TO voice In your Government
eer through the whispers Of your representatives, you
gong sit still and ask Tor siesder to remedy thngsf
We tel yop fellow citixsns the time has when the
people must prove their night 10 free yoveFnnsD' by
nanding TO have Represent their will Confidence has well
pish TUinsd you. few months ago, liable to the
shss Of treason who dared to question tho Instability Of
docn Of the Government should be opened that The public
might BE- hesfd In the dscion Of qursors Of general policy
N which AL were equally Interested, you gave the
uio pee thai the enemy would know what doing
osDeved ell wss gong on night No ssked 10 know
The military secrets Of the Govenraent and 81 they were
veh keeping Congress hsd little night 70 know many Of
ms or esr"nss wod Ia is .s, ~ su p sr.nsh
ueN VI AJs Ne 70 veal tibet ngst tstliGce Inferno