New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19

absolutely Necessary to get rid. These people are
eyideptly not afrtid Of washing their dirty liren
in public" They cosnde ia Their own strength,
Gud DO rot, apparently, wish TO palm themselves
opon the WORLD for ANYTHING but what they really
are. IL toe midst of victory tbey sdrnit without
hesitation that they have within their nuks many
OF III. capses wiich lead to ceisat.
A glance il given with the Same fraukness to
another Of the dngerr wsich surround the fortunes
of fh- South r. il announced thai the lndian Tribes
the Inducements offered by the
reulY remaiu firm in their fidelity 10 the COuied,
my. Tits suggest. new ing'e lent Ia the dangers
hnd Trials of fhe South. Tbey are subjected 10 a
p .orous block DE. They nave 10 face, 10 addition
I, tie armies With wbicu the Nortn be- gan the war,
.Gl0OD new soldiers raised for their destruction.
II ey huv. to provide from their exh ,nsied ources
AL Ibe material Of war, and must manufacture Tor
Themselves all the neccssaries VI lie Which they
li'hefto imported.
Tey have o keep down 100000 negro saves,
AID hey have on their frontiers LARGE tribes OF
h.rcc aud Il Ill Indians whom slight iuse might
COVERT into dangerous aud bl,odthir-ty cue nle'.
lielr n,annool is al 10 the field, and they are
about to ont those of more advanced age TO sup
IL the gap. " hch tie cannon may make III it, Yet
IL such situation they are able 70 speak aud act
Nth moderation and dignity. II the mldst OF their
r,.v.rses they can Look OJwnrd with c0nbde CO 10
ruc, e.. IN the midrt OF success they eau coniem-
Late and look foi aaTd 10 the possibility of loss aud
fhlire. SucL m0uis se,m uo,thy n better
destiny than u be dragged at te choriot ~heeis y
eonqnccD & dsmocracy, md 10 Ire under Pe'pefH-
al haga 4 7srror.
F,cn n, Daily Neu, Sept. S.
The Sou'Le,I President Is a man OF natural
sapacty and con-il, r.tpe lion, combined with
large poli teal experience, and his ofiia 'peeches
are .ddr. seed TO Europe IA VIII M Americ'. Az
rsctIs. a sue k, h k1ows how 90 veil uDder vsgne
ud laus6e :. neralires ii real faculties III his
o.ion, ss well ns the dlrker side " his policy.
The ~ III thus displayed has gned for bis add ee es
ii clarncter OF c.lmn-es, moderation, aud dignity
There il evident attempt 20 preserve ms charsc-
ia the recent address, but strong pa son odnnp
be alioetber suppressed. aud the fierce and ndlc-
tive spirit that breaks through the PrcsidenEs
ia itnhl ca.mness and reserve significant proof
If the ,xateraied tenn If not also ~ The deg crate
prospects, Of tie Southern Government. Perhdy,
ngdi css." "uahlniy," are the epithets pied
10 the Government aud people Of tbs North. Bot
these aud he like hrdse- sIrnkled through the al-
drr-s arc ta1ie hud sfiu'less con pated with the
savage policy the Presideut Inau5rrates tie afro
cious measures he formally recommends for tue
,dol ton Of be- CoDgfes..
TIE b,rbafous policy inaugura'ed by the Co fed
crate Government not OILY ieyots every instinct OF
humanity, n Il mocks every ointment OF Ju,tire,
hn, /. an outrage hginst civilizli1n iise. H. the
euyh mi tie plrl..vogy of ,ir. j ftfsou Dayis's
ndlfer- the i.a.rrcs einbodyiug Ills pOicy wnicl
H. recommend. Tor ado liln are summed up M
" re- ibrtive Justice" Oue specimen of the way
il iuillled w, be- sufficient. Among OF er
Of a lin lar character he COufcd, rate Government
bns Introduced bit providing that Uuion armies
iAcOn gmOnsly c1liO-sj vi wni-e and bla. shail
MT be- Leld entitled 10 g. pnViie. Of war; or 20
4 ken prisoners. ami that or ,gcu may be cap
tuf,d he negroes ,hll he returned to thsr mas'ers
publicly iu add tlcif conLnndcis TO Ce hung or
sho a. may be mos cInvenilut.'
WHAT TINS really amounts TO may be stated in n
few words. Ia toe >rcs # the Nonr there are
g. l. "a. a.FfH - y.sfI
course b. enroile1 IN lie regiments raised or the
O. -ure Of he Union. Ills praiice has not oae d.
hit1 -rtO hdOp ei 20 any extent, but ~ the !
rcc.s-ity foi iesl recruits fe-sss u VIII PROBABLY
h.com- more gcnr'al, au1 soldiers 1T color will be |
ilnrd H. greater numbers ~ te armies tue Union.
l e,e OBVIOUSLY morning IN the very small. Il de-
yro Je,llouahic ~ uuuf a IA this. H. II simple /
b 20 ccaiHg c'ia'ci hy couulol sense and common
j .,tic. so good ~ pcucpo as It "a expedient Ia
pfa,'ic-. lef ihls proceeding he Southern Govern
l-nt. under has bsuOus iIHiestie Of what th' y /
call ",ctribuIve losce,' encore to regard not only
I'm "a pial ,iirn e, hut IS sn unInrdon able crime.
1hn.o vino cOIuige at It, cOmull-ri0n are IT, be oe
pfivei vi the III ls and privileges Of civilized war
isr-. 10 the ter-e WORDS Oi tie address, "ro be
hum n shot. ~ may lie n - convenient" Whit
i plata v0rs, Is tie tcrr,l- oieIse Tor which bis
sleiu anu cA.ngisIy pglis ucnt is 10 be i1ii.ted
l. m i risfs IN rec'4niz. the civil equshty II
tie wit aud col0red races The Ni.e-President of
tn ,oDlc.eracy tod the world IA, the OUTSET, "tbe
lad upon the great t,utu, tLat the negro not equal
70 the bite nan, tat sliyrfy IL iIs natural anu /
nof.l condition, ~ word. ID vim ordnance. l
But - TIE COuitde'acy W ga. hi.t 10 make this I
brilliant truth o. might lave been hoped thai come
fOlsrsiior wtrlf be extended 10 t.o-c hom the I
HIGHT dawnei more sl0wly. HE Presdrnt, how
-vvf how Ir lO-cs dsa 40 tbe peualty OF o0ubring
H. IN. 20 who IN Guy tiat. recognize the equality
of the no rsc.e aill u- hencciorth d-nlt Win ~
elouf, chung or sho, a. nay be most convenient
when they got within the power OF Tue Coai,dera- .
tiUU.
From TIE Sr's ifor. SEPT. 6
NJ. j Hers0n Davis ..ouvd tier Of HE able
NJ s- cr--iu Eueliru that contrasts strongly with
toe 81, qusrrd gflmrgF hnd ltIonous obs, unity IN
witch Mr.. Lincoln H.. dOws Tor b she travail OF his
nj and Tar -npenor IN comp osiiion 10 the ordinary
Queen Sp..cbe-. lie Is however less s-lcou-
.iu-d thtn u,u.I irVeig,s against the bAtbarid-s
OF the Uniol rlo nnd Inneg' rizes the innate hu-
mni ny ami tenderness II hs own, IN language that
invil- cInici-m to me pracuce Known 10 have pre-
vaiied la to CVDleaorat- camp OF turning the skulls
aud blurs al slain NOrheruers lutO arr kIng-cnps
aud llisthings. lie touches Highly, with Hoie tai
co gr,tulaloa, on tn- s,ae OF Confederate fnance
w.ch, pr te tie 4 dcrm, ioas mere, ~ poSstsOa IL
dctc, iOrafe.
lie ur,es measures for enabling him to cashier
Incompetent ollco,s without the aw kward ana pam.
fnl m,c ILrry Of "A cDdt-sn,rti.il ami proposes TO
extend the Conscupt Law To persons between b
aud ID. lie denOuncos tue appeal 10 the slaves with
nervous en- h"sis, dhd Il bili - brought INTO the
sOutnrn Congress on ~. hist day prol Oriug 20
enact that armies iucoug ruOusy composed OF
" bite aud ilacA shall rot ue emf led 10 the yrv-
c.e OF wa, Or 70 be taken prisoners" thai the
cap ured negroes shod 90 puu.ioiy sod d." aud the
81 comm ,nders hanged hn0t ss most convenient
We trust Mis mcasHre rW pass, dhd hat ~. Inn
cott wd pHb'tSL a hso50Eghlgtu thc N1rth inU.tng
"a Ia same t"c fhs aiG y t4s c,iO'ed y,ODe. IInh
fl's P'0.P,d 6J0'e th,m "a edse u capture, tlcy
a0@Ia muse g00d soldiers.
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