New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01
~ .yoKk DAILY TRIBUNE "WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1862

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Il, coup,n,e. CT cavalry amounting lao altogether,
Sy cdnranies of which however held ssseservrs
ses hsdIy cut up by The shells from he gunbos IS they
wer fornng charge into the town Were not Tor the
,nnho, m. Union garrison would have been captured aid
\ ia shes for our forces Team had completely
,rrnrscd the OF Jay break taking the enemy' othcs
= se ere OBLIGED 70 retire from the psees seized osing
{, he accuracy snd wonderful rePdiiy exhibit ID
In tho faias Of the cuemJs shells from their ginooaI
Here il a frank aud honest admission from 49,. ,f
the most trustworthy and outspoken P' oar, in the
Soutb. whose fearless editor wv. W. do,den, enter.
,sins but little sympathy for the ,cc,l,.d Southern
Confederacy, although lie is cecess.,ilv obliged to
gjys passive ADHESION to j. a fortunes.
II must be remembered ola, our forces engaged on
nd wee leg 'hfi' e iment when the a tack was
made, and that it was only by repeated bayonet
charges in maze by our four infantry companies,
accompanied with the dashing charges of Col MiFs
four eavaF.y companies, that The enemy was thrown
into confusion. Then the gunboat LOuifiana dame
TO they assistance with her mOrstrous shells, which
freed the town from the presence of the enemy,
and making scene OF carnage most shocking 10
behold The officers and men on this noble boat de-
serve an honorable and conspicuous place in the
brilliant naval history OF the Burnside Expedition.
Drawer aud nobler-hearted set of fellows have
never met Ii il the heroic yalor OF such men tia,
has given the American Navy its reputation.
Ills very reasonable to SUPPOSE that the popular
commander Of the Louisiana, X. 4. Renshsw, and
the executive officer, Master Edward Hooker, the
heroes of many engagements, will both be promoted
An article from rte n. y. Times Of q very de-
spending Characters being copied extensively by
the Virginia aud North Carolina papers, which it is
feared has done much toward annlAi,ating what
Union sentiment there is LEFT in these States,
especially in North Carolina. The RGlcigh IN. C.)
Standard Of the 10Th met. shows the effects n-
fueuced by this unfortunate editorial in The Imes
which is much more dangerous TO our cause than The
ndiscreet leader which appeared in lie Issue OF
July g. which aiso COZ led extensively through
out the South. While our journals shondbe allowed
the utmost freedom in crciDng the Shortcomings OF
this and that branch Of the Government, aud ex-
Osing all ncompetsn, officers, both civil and NH.
tary they should never confess he incompeeuoy Of
the Government TO maintain its integrity.
The following paragraph appears in The stand
ard. ---''"'
! The TERMS OF PEAcr.
! The Richmond EnqBirer says I'VE informed that
late coy o. lie limo, b.. BEEN rsssed tia. t s.ys
are defeated then We, for are for 'e.nent' We
sve 10. seen the pspe and do no. know whether or not any
in expression added that the whole tone Of The article
that o. disappointment aud sorrow Whether not this
Nonh who heretofore s.Ey submitted 10 the popuin cry
w now 'Ie.s ou; .Ed de.nd Pssee .nee a. he .,rni'
toriou, army and the Northern ei,is'"
A Richmond paper of the 30th nit. appears TO find
much comfort III the inaugural address OF Gov.
Vance. IL il a little strange that papers Of this
date should publish an extract which never appeared
in the inaugural, and which was not delivered un-
I'll the 9Th inst. which day the new Governor OF
North Carolina took the oath of Office, when ne pro-
ceeded 10 deliver bis address, which contains two
significant items Of no little Importance. In speak
ing Of the opposition to the Conscrpion Act IN this
State. be confesses an important week.-mrs. OF the
Confederaoy which shows that us chances for life
were in a very precautions condition about the time
New-Orleans fell. Gov. Vance seys: II will not
stop at this time to argue the merits dement's o!
This Consumption Act, which has brought four-fftbs
Of our lighting population into the field. Ii was
lassed at a time when hundred aud sixty odd
regiments were on the eve of being disbanded and
sent 10 their reflective homes meaning tho resi.
nents in the Border Sta'os who, 1t will be
| tered, threatened 10 lay down their arms lbout
the Time New Orleans and Norfolk fell.
In another part Of bic inaugural address Gov.
Canoe gives President Davis 10 understand that be
cannot infringe upon tue rights OF the citizens Of
ibis State upon The plea Of HeoessRy. Gov. V.
complains OF the little credit awarded 10 North
Carolina from tie Confederscy, and intlmstes that
perhaps the services of the North Carolina troops
might be dspsnscd with altogether unlcrs different
feeling IL manifested toward them. The extracts
published in the Richmond papers OF the Goth uli
are OF course, forged productions. Tie RaieigA
Standard Of the 10Th int claims 10 be the frst
| paper which published the address, and no paper
was allowed 10 make any extracts from il until after
It's delivery, which the sth inst. Ga the
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give saiis action " all parties IL 10 much like Pres
ident LLcon's inaugural IN this respect.
So far &c North Carolns 10 concerned. everything
appears TO lie in good shape The OH Wings are In /
power by large n.njorites in eSery branch Of the
State Government, aud many think that they stand
ready 10 wheel the Old North State into tee Federal
Uniou ar soon the Rebel army Is driven + ON Viz
ginia Why cant this glorious Ie.ult be realized 7
With tho return Of North Carolina would follow |
tina, Of all the other Border States IL mus. lie re-
membored tha. this State /, threatened with deva..
talon Ia The retreat OF tue armies of the Cotton
states from Virginia, sbo1ld she exhibit any inien-
ton OF returning 10 the Uaion while the Rebel army
Is IA Nigi1ia. Nothing therefore, eau be done win
safety by North Carolina until the Rebel trouIs are
driven from the Old Dominion
The health o! this Department il remarkably good
not more than one man out of hundred ia sick
which Is ali exhibition which no Northern State can .
fhow, even outside Of the army. | believe North
Carolina Is considered the heallhicst State IN the
American Union.
Growing Sentiment Against kiavcry-In.
sincerity Of sInveLoiders' Loya,iy-Ne.
eessity OF En,nnei patton. A
YroiD Our Special oustyoldenl
NRvnfRs. N. C., Sept IS 1862
Ii is a remarkable fact, aud one which should be
underst nod and aunreciated At tle Nor,b tIa, ,la