The New York herald., 1862-01-01
Jew Orleans Rebel Organ Does Not
Like the Message Of JEFF. Davis.
the Prospect Before Him and
His C0nfederateS.
the Specnlations Of judah P. Benjamin and
sthef Judases Of the Rebel Government,
de-, Ao., 10
From the New Orleans True Delta.l

cf the body 10 which IL s addressed. II s reitera
of the old charges against Lincondom, where liberty
presents, is utterly overthrcwn, laws are disregard
personal rights violated and rapine and murder sub'
ted in their armies for courage, heroism, magnani-
~ and the military virtues generally 1t also justly
snadverts upon the avowed intention OF the Northern
my 70 make the servile one. and speaks with
er confidence Of the ability OF the Southern people to
tel invasion and conquer peace. In comprehensive
ws or enlightened suggestions the message is as bar
as all it's predecessors and alusion relations
b other nations Is absolutely childshy petulant The
tare Of Mason and Sdc is referred and condemned
tsn outrage indefensbe would bo their
streets Of london, conclusion readers will
trrve at, If the British law upon the subject which
I've reproduced be recognized applicable. We fear
Davis has taken his law from his Attorney General,
VI that individuals loose way OF reaching conclusions
we have seen in many instances from Tehuantepeo TO
Aimas will do dangerous 10 accept. Be This il may,
and will be apt TO decline his Interpretation Of her
and International duties. In the same manner,
NJ, the Provisional President will fail to convince
r England France OF the insufcepcy OF the block
e by any array of facts he may eaboratey place be-
70 }hom, and are equally satisfied that like unsuc
6s will follow all attempts to approach those 60
erpments officially, which Mr. pays, with, think
bdsnAed puerility. complains have accompanied the
sst efforts IN that direction Our readers will now IN
csnfrmatory proofs Of the wisdom OF the
arntly urged upon the prov isona government in its
oreTn Intercourse, when we mpored not TO seRd mis-
sones 10 Europe, to exhibit any humating dispo
hci TO be recognized Independent power not TO
fenl NOT concate unworthiy but TO offer every ad
10 the people Of the world to come here and
no br extend intercourse with Us, leaving 10 our
'wn people, in their own good time and alter their
NY fashion, 10 establish their independence and
th 10 treat upon equal and fair terms with every
bt lr nation. This did not suit the views of the
H licians; Offices and emoumente had TO be provided
10 Aungry voracious applicants, ignorance and Dcom
Fncy seized upon legislation and administration, and
svory Sua O OF foreign sympathy. sre gathered The
Nel who managed the control OF public affairs have not,
Fih any government any class or any description OF
people succeeded In securing ono reliable riend and 90
tAsupporabe has the position Of the Commissioners 10
Europe become that Mr.. Yancey s impatient for his
BAL rn presence Of all this discouragement Mr.. Davis
has nothing propose great Powers Of the earth
h.s own notions Of their public duty, and unwise
ADO specuatiops as to the eects likely 10
he produced their manufacturing industry by the
notable scheme Of Withholding cotton. The Provi
President invites the utter ruin and extinction Of
The couederscy rather than have II Triumphant tranquil
prosperous by any other after any other
IA hion than that which he himself lays down. He un
dertakes to deal with France England AUSTRIA Prussia
Russia and the rest Of Europe, in manner purely ori
snal for n the monarchs OF these countries do not
recognise IN him their equal, then welcome ruin Of
institution. The mode Of swayng mankind as
we have advised, through their interests, is
Nor al President who cannot dsabuse himself Of tho dan
gerous hope and belief that all Europe collapse
hal if cotton be not duly forwarded hence. His own
glory, too, will be utterly eclipsed his of Office
DOS not see him surrounded with all the pomp OF
march where cotton is king, and that is consideration
lie never forego more than he the acquisition
gOry by any officer acting independent capacity.
This great weakness, and greve see IL mani
Tested by who could truhfuly transfer to his fe
low etizens the sole credit Of the efficient and glorious
military organization which, in spite Of governnen tai
ncapacty has achieved much He thus eulogizss the
wcrk Of the people
.pr Of the and the patriotism Of the people have
Ss 70 sr,pPe % sso with
res Bethel Bgli Manassas Springfield, Lexington
which and ths anhscwed lust Of 6roash!
ha o b 70
d sefsoyernmeDt aud he privileges q freemen
Nobly, indeed, have this unconquerablc people put
forward their strength TO free themselves from North
ern domination; and had the government exhibited
cpe tenth their spirit intelligesee and capacity,
10 il conceivable that to day we should be
without o FREUD 10 the world or o poll
cy worthy of people 20 intrinsicaly rich powerful
and odependentl Is there any citizen so blinded BY
prejudice led by passion not TO perceive the
insanity OF our attempting TO extot compliance with
deas wishes and calculations from nations and peoples
detest the YsDkees2 If position 10 destroy
English or French commerce. or the manufacturing
cuation policy common sense in undertaking
do IL, when IN the very nature Of things aware
are sure, in the end those Powers must be
roost steadfast and fast friends
Mr. Davis may bring himself 10 believe coercion be
rsfey brought 10 bear upon these that his
oracuar menace through cotton will act alismapic icaly
upon them, but II he should be mistaken az previously
70, IN our opinion be will be, then happen
than the utter destruction of these States which accord
ing TO his notions preferable Independence achieved
10 less ostentatous but specder and certain
usr The message has not disappointed us; expected
doctrines be persisted in quite agree with its author,
he manufactures Of Europe will be revolutonzed before
lotion obtained from the Confederate states d America
From the New Orleans True Delta.l
THE PROSPECT.
Undor the above heading the CoSituondlia, Of Geor
a, nduges IN some very sensible reflections, similar TO
hose with which readers have long been made fam
through these columns, touching the character and
respects Of the war, overweening confidence, under
gsuing the strength OF the enemy and putting trust In
anything powerful than the heaviest batteries Our
Georgia contemporary concludes sensbly enough as
IN vain endoavored 10 make the public do from the begin
nng Of this revolution that the would not be short
would not be always one-sded that mere confidence in
heaven and innate horoism would not defeat army
equipped thoroughly and abundantly supplied with En-
Geld rifles ana rhed cannon, unless weapons equally e
fectve were on the righteous and opposing side. The
praying North and South appears TO be jealous and uni
versa and the enemy nvokes II as Justify II s In the
over of 20 do IL, and perhaps he believes Il will
doye ecacous in advancing bis cause; but he does got
md hin in all things but genuine relish for battle
fnucn 'etter provided than our gallant fellows
pr sent orasrsd sur rss ssrAnssmea,s remain as
unde tho Lest circumstances no ground 10 be sangune
an early peace but II seems to be unaware that
laings are seen very Inherently Richmond by official
tyeef daily authoritative assurances issue thence prs
tctfgindeed asserting the certainty OF peace within
txv days. These peace assurances may certainly e,na
tstefrom parties who take this mode of iyertpg atten
nfrom their stupendous peculaons be the honestly
shtfaincd opinions of that class who from the 6rs,
~ and It's consequences, FIRST way then another
bd ,ways that u would amount TO nothing and would
s.F over IN few days or weeks at farthesi Indeed
~ Provisional President himself is said and appears
uen MS published views 10 be, one OF those short war
pspk, for he tells that the enemy has been forced
W, offensive instead OF offensive measures and we sup
W would Instance the capture Of Port Royal and the
fsion OF Kentucky aud Tennessee positive proofs Of
uraccuracy OF his belief The C0ntifuonolid does not
than ourselves accept this Of the case n
wfepce OF such powerful nsxorable facts as are con-
sfwise presented, and thus addresses s readers on
futubjcct;---
he occupation Of Port Royal Found by the enemy adds
iayhcr complication 10 the difficulties Of n settlement.
er the best circumstances there was ground ~ be-
HVuine Of an oarly There too much disputed
nj 70 bs fought over In the border staes-too many
men working TO thwrt the revolution and to en-
ysc the Yankees with hopes Of reconstruction After
V parties equally tired OF the war and the North
convinced Of the hopeessness Of the contest
III would be dfcutos In settling The boundary and in
NJ Pcuation OF strong points held by the enemy.
sses VIII hang on desperately TO Fortress Monroe