New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

That tie Confederate commander ana us oraVe
lepions arc equal 10 he emerg nry we nave o' me
Lent 6oubt. Our only object ~ audihg 10 this I'D
ec IL TO give II reader some ,des Oh We dihcni's
If the noeiou and ihe of magnitude OF tue work be-
fore ..... -.
rur pity or OONCEFss--A HIT AT THE Coy
FRNMENT.
That TIE Confederate Congress damsaed ito re-
ru,s,ion by voting fiself au aunna salary and then
desrrtiny its ost il und, niable. II was conduct
Justly deemed unworthy Of the tunes and Of tie
Southern Teolls. BIT il is done and past and we
u,us' digest Tire huUinti,n us we'll nv We eau. We
Dus' ev. venture 10 bore, that the men bere, Tor
momsnt obiiyious o. eel, will he Inspired by The
Cidyily Of the crlss and address Themselves, IKE
men, TO the hi. hy responsibilities winch rest upon
them. THE ieifcie6cy OF the Executive, FUR
rounded by Ysnkees and Jews, appeals al tie more
inpcrsiiyey TO the immediate representatives oil The
pe"pl- 90 bes,ir { emseivep.
tie grand army which besieged Richmond hss,
by TIE mastery strategy OF Lee. been driven from
is POSITION, ana only e,Curd capture or amt
iilatiOn by the failure IN the execution OF details by
subordi are coum,nde 8. 1 has changed i's basr ;
but it is still intent the object for which II was
orgapized--ihe capture OF klcLm0hd. IL Is 10 oe
re-enforced oy GOO 900 men. To meet ths new
array 10 the first duty OF Congress. Tho en1i8e.
meht OF the Cousoiriion is the obylons remedy; "0f
nth II, cuwO of br.ngihg ht0 tde btid 0s many as
me Yank,es mt IS MT p0ss'blr; nor II " were
would il be polite ano wire. Enough zen must
be lett at hons produce tod to support The army.
Those under Is arc, a. general Iule, 100 'ohder
TO endure tie bard,bips If camp iiiei and - wis
very wei ssiG by Mr. Davi. Lost year, TO Call them
out would Ne like grinding iced corn. Ihose be-
tween 81 sud IS are NJ vigorous and ahie-hodled hs
at any age; and, if tie proper onrgy Is employed
af er they ERE enlisted viii Constitute al ample
force 70 meet III the powers OF the North " tue
Coz 900 new Y,uteo levies, Lot one from east o,
Ohio know how to load a gun OF Tide h"rse, ard
l.. tAVf ham a
Learn thoT- Indispensable qualifications for war. la
the ineauime. they will b. food for panics. Every
Southern man sud boy can ride and shoot, ard have
! O, " 20 learn one two worrs Of command, and
/ few simple move ments, to be NJ good soldiers az
twenty wears Drilling could IN he them.
Tie superiority OF our population was strangely
overlooked last year, when we suffered the hue-t
army ever assembled to rot Al Msnassss. aud gave
the enemy tine 10 drill their new levies. II we
pnrsue the sane policy sgsn we shall again suffer
Bat if Congress will extend the conserpton, 70 10
10 embrace all betwe.n Is and IS; and if the war
/ is then pushed-pushed a, once, and into the enc
ny's country, the new levies Of the Yankees W II
avail them nothing: hut, on the contrary, bsing
little better than "a bic rout Will prove an ILL
vtlasble sid to our Advancing columns
/ II, IN addition, IC0n.re could infuee little OF
the aIdor Of the Country ibto the President, aud
rer,usde him 10 oisu uuber the Depsrmon Of
/ some of the Yankee ard Jews with which they are
infeetec light look for wsrd to better results ~
no di,tsrt day. That there are traitors and spies
in tie Derari eut no on- doubts. Gen. Lee, To de-
lude them in planning lis attack upon Mcclellan.
on the Chi ksh0uiny, had to resort TO the extra
ordinary expedient "i sending 1900 men TO Jack
son by way II Lynchburg and Char Iot'esville, 10
though Washington We're the object aiued Vt. TIE
rinse sncc. eded McCls Ian Wa. instantly informed
OF tie movement. aud Lincoln made II the ground
foe refusing to sc auy more troois TO the PENN
sala The same traitors are still il Richmond and
in ofice at least have not heard Of any of them
being removed.
TIE CT Y of Washington i,eelf must be annihilaed.
There be peace until that bert OF Yankees and
traitors ID exfernDated. II bar TO any satiriat
tory Intervention by foreign Powers; and would
forever constitute bone Of contention in the event
Of 4 temporary adjustment. The fate Of Garth re
must be that Of Washington. Let " Stonewal
have lick &, it, and We shall have no more trouble
fiom that qnsrtrr
Tie currency question is Of next consequence to
that Of lhe army. Whether constitutional or NOT,
the issues Of tho Confederate Gov rDmeut mnet lie
TO- sds legal tender. The salvation Of the cause is
depen TENT on iIsnd self pr serva,ion Is 'be Gr,t
law Of nature. ShHrIers and usorep, wbose Ted 10
gain may grumblc, but they are The only people who
will. ..
| The svstem Of mpressmcut, by which good oifi'
zaps WHO are ready devote ever, thing thy have
! to the cause, are plurder.d by s.f-s'yled Govern
nent agents, should cldm tie esrly attention o.
Congress. la this couUectiou, IL should be well ~
limit aud define martial law, If continued suspen
Sion OF tie wit Of hsbess corpus is " DO allowed.