New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

himself from the United States Supreme Cour, long
epough 10 REPAIR to Richmond aud TO use bis infr-
ence to secure their adop ion, and he publicly ex.
pressed his anger when they werc defeated sa they
were through the uuiiring abors Of tie late Robert
r. Scott The Richmond E.eomtner vas from tho
dsy of It's establishment, tue most open and powerful
advocate Of unconditional Secession in The South:
nad il. Editor was sent ~ Minister TO Sardinia by
Fcnalin Pierce.
All these things have created in ne feeling Of
sururise At the auazemsni which the Grst acts Of
separation spread through ,he North. IL seemed TO
me ths, Disunionism hss been ioug enough recog'
nzed 1T Washiayon Hs respectable element III
National affairs for the only surpsiee to Re at tho
popular slupOf concerning il.
Que other reminisceDce may record here: The
uncle 10 whom have alluded Nss Delegate to the
CinciIrali Convention which nominated James Blu
chan.n, und remember bis saying AZ my ffthers
table, when he returned, that Jane. Buchanan had
not been nouira ed until throngn hi friends he had
satisfied tie Southern delegations, by pledge IN
bsck aud white that in Of any controversy be-
tween the Norlb and the South, he ~. b. would
side with tho South.
4, is ,hs course Of things which has brought the
country 10 its prereut condition; and yet tho naiion
Il lied upon ~ ain n give the reius Of governments
into the same lralorous hanos. II it shall do So it
will be symptom Of that epidemic madnets which
with nations NJ with individuals indicates the ap-
proach of destruction.
We have just had a. the Capital Of this State
most disgusting display Of this kind. Ofsll tie men
VITO met at Columbus to resuscl'aie the fading for
lures Of Sham Democracy, from Nsl'andgham up
If ouch On expression can DO u'ed-and We are told
here ara grad in bell-where is there one who has
since this Rebellion spoken word which Is ere"
dsrespecriul Of the leaders OF the Rebellion
Search the records, the marvellous records of TIL
wondrous year past aud say o Americans, IL
there one word yet spoken 10y Any man low trying
10 reorganrze the Democracy which would bid BIZ
holding Office under Davis. should that worthy o.
cupy the White Office tomorrow Have these
men-hare the Woods, Cuxes, Nallsnd CHAINS,
| Lunts. Pierces, Bachsnsus, Rchardsons, nnd men
even more tlaiorous to their consliiucncles--eSer
said word winch would requHe even a psrsonal
paua,ion, should they be transferred 10 Jeiidou'
to-day rue Confectionery would decide their rec
nILs clear. Il remains 10 he seen h0w ioyH. Auien-
eai.s will decade
TIE other day, met with leading Democrat Of
Ills city. who WEE in prominent oiic, IA The Co
iutnbus Convention one or TWO Others being present.
aso-,hey being sympathizers with him evidently.
After some conversation 10 which did not d',ciose
my views bat saw through tie thiu guiso with
wnch eneh Invested hs oisoyeliy, joined abrupt,
/ in the conversation by saying;
"Well, gentlemen. o. 10 favor Of lfnging ~.
wicked, frairicidl war to ~ end ii oacc.'
First D,iaoc,1t-" Now, that ain. bad
| Second DcmOcraf-" Lets stop itl'
| 7I,rd Democrat-" Stranger, | rather take 20
your way Of thinking
Your C0rrespoadeat-" Yes, gentlemen. I'm Ia
favor Of stopping this war. Trade is ruined By it
men are ked-rnd, worst of all, tho institution. OF
the country endangered"
| Ferst Drraocrat--" Hear, helrW
| Second Democrat" TlstssoW
Thru Democrat" But how can wo make the
North think 80! How can We stop he ID Ado
iilion warl'
Your Correyor9ens with feigned surrr'se)-
HO1c1 did you ssy2 Haw can we stop tho war
Why, never dT1amed there could lie but one wsy
of insanity stopping this s-d war"
AH eagerly" Wbal thatl"
Your COrrssyoaIeat-"W Why 10 free he sla7es
Of eJurseW
! Frs, Democrat" Oh"
Second DemocrGt-" Ahw
! Thud Democrat tpulling ont Lis wal b. -" Wbew
I'm after Office hours. Good morniUg geutlomen.'
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