New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19
the contrary. the waterineplaces to which pbila-

the contrary, the wsterne.places to which Pbila-
deIphans resort have been throDged than ever,
and the proprietors have made more money than
usual 1t has long been noticed that the railroads
have been doing an as,onishing Civ increased business
ana that they have kept great hotels continually
full. can think Of but zone exception to this
experience, and that is in the number Of youpg
plantation saw-bones at our medical schools. The
Virginia doctors viii be among the missing this
Winter; but all experience il other interests will be
at fault, II these schools not kept up to the oil
number OF pupils by others from the free States
These facts, with Others apparent 10 commerce and
manufactures, are opening liens eyes 10 the hum.
bugs that have been 90 long imposed upon IA. They
are imbuing US with tho pluck which springs from
conscious Independence, for it is now seen to 10 the
South not the North, which is to be paurerized by
separation.
You know it is fashionable smartness with GER
tain folk to at THE TRIBUNE. Well, last Mon
day we had to ray 25 cents q copy tor il. There
was breathless rush TO get it-as great scramble
az for change. l did hear OF a lucky few who Sc
cured early copies at ID cents, but In halt an hOnr
after The papers reached here. the whole were gone
They wanted TO see what The TRIBUNE "sald y OF
certain great military change, the news OF which
reached us on Sunday; and, when they did see IT,
they were grafed and ubilant. What i, said on that
occasion i. accepted as an unanswerabe array. But
tho scarcity Of papers almost as veSatiOus the
morning after your election. Everybody rs by COM
mon consent. relics upon TIE TRIBUNE election re-
W HF. hiut tH'tc ltiIo ldNt9 vi
the snpercous oGques hich affect fun and fashion
in speaking of IT; yet if fashionable TO sneer, 1t
seems much more fashionable to buy.
Oar city journals threaten to raise the price OF
either pagera or advertisements. Rigs are getting
scarce and high, aud viii continue 20 until the
mountains OF them which must now be piled mp in
the Souh arc gathered and sent forward. There
Will be- u gut Of them when jeff Daviss ragged
regiments are dispersed. Al our passenger rail-
roads are also raising prices, G instead Of cents
being the rule after this mouth. The stock Of one
Of them is 400 per cent above par, Others 200 to 3OO
showing the kind of business they are doing. But,
though the public growls audibly, it must submit.
There has been Wholesale emptying " hrst.c.ass
bar.rooms and low groggeries Of fellows with milf
tary caps and struis with shouderstaps by the late
order requiring all Lands 10 Tejoin their regiments
within u hourF. The crowd OF there idlers upon
town az well IA al over the country, was immense,
constituting an army OF itselt.
II ia now we'll asccrtaiuod that many # tho re-
ceniy-epcle Democrats are not Of the sympaihIZng
stripe contracted for BY the Breckenridge leaders.
In this State the fact Will be made apparent when
Simon Cameron comes 20 DO voted Tor IS United
States Senator. The new Governor OF New-Jersey
~ already denounced by the sympalhizers IS Il Var
Democrat. Party du compelled tAem to 80 for
bin, but hear that he 10 not the man they elthes
wanted or expected.