New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

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Where are these G67, 900 men I cannot account
for mere tan 4O00O0 II Is trne We have inflicted
many and heavy losses upon the enemy III whaf he
has proclaimed to you as victories. Bat, great ns
these losses have been they do account Tor the
difference between G67 600 and 400 OOO
CURIOUS STATEMENTS.
Actua est de R,pubitc0. The Union is gone: aud
the sooner the world addresses Itself TO that fact,
TIE better will it be for humanity aud commerce.
Most that Europe knows OF us has been learned
through Yankee sonrce' and have taken up your
precious time with this disgusting recital merely To
disahuse your uiud oI any Yankee sIsehoofs that
may 1--we found lodsH ent there and to give you
practical n.trs'iou Of tho 6espicabls character OF
she PEOPLE wi whom, unforurat ly, We frd our
selves embrml d, and from whose association we
with 10 withdraw.
pass by Buffers infamous proclamation at New
Oreana aud the arInins our Slaves against our wives
AID cnlirsn, to tell YOU Of Yankee refinement
upon savage bsrbarity which We nave 10 contend
with. .
To shoot with POISONED arrows is universally adj
uied TO bo 10th savage and harbarous, but our
nen h W bean ehot with explosive bullets. lmsr-
ins Mimic bullet 10 DO cut in two trausversely, and
VIE 10 be inserted aXiaDy through the front hsii
Of the Gomez the Other pst is then Followed oot mo
= cup, filed with fuminste or 'ome other explosive
pre- ara ion aud then securely hited into we from
part. and III such manner thst whsn the oai slbeS
Inc wire il driven back, and 50 by percussioh ex-
modes the bail in.ide the WON ded man. ia no,
! innt. think Won, equal TO the poisoned arrow
There eau be no nistske about IL, Tor nave seen
the n.tic ltsell and would nd yon one ii conid
find q ,nfe conveyance for the dangerous thug The
true him ~ savage warfare is To XII aud murder-of
civilized to wound and disa6le. Which - IL that
! thu Yankees sre wagingI
| THE CAUSE OF TIIB WAR.
! The negro 10 not, IS tie Yankee would pave the
world believe the Cause or the OBJECT OF the war.
The tamil snd hatred OF the Yankee charactei-
! kav nytin nj
Il ok, epers and pedders, and under pciext OF
ralsiuC reveuue 10 maintain the Government,
Southern industry was taxed to support Yankee
workshops. With tbs they wsxed ist and grew
insolent, until heir Incidence became unbesrabe.
We chose 10 longer 10 submit 10 their rule, and 70
sou1h. simply 10 withdraw from all political 1850
cision w.ih them.
We ask nothing Of them. All we want is simply
~ be left and lei alone; and the simpie fsc! that
they should attempt 10 force us 10 remain l. political
association with them s proof enoagh az to the Inc
ousliy OF benefit which She old Cuion Conferred
/ u pon the two sections.
| The tnss and turmoil about Slavery is merely in
cdenial in this unhappy state Of asirs. In most OF
tie Northern States it is az int the law for freed
negro 10 come there. They will not allow negro
from the South to dwell among them.
SOUTHERN PRODUCTIONS.
Afer Simplifying the North with whatever they
required Of our produce. and buying OF the North,
upon IT. cir terms, whatever we required Of their
manufacture, tlcrc IcLklicu ANNUALLY ~ luc SohtH
quantity OF surplus Wotuce which requires 2OUOO
sips and more than 30 600 s-amen ~ carry abroad
and di, rribu'e among tho markets of The world.
u Ne handling Of this produce Northern factors
~ Northern shipping diI tho PRINCIPAL part Be-
~ this the law Of the Union gave he North the
prefrrepce over al ,he world in 30 markets of the
Souih tn &c were great sivantsges aud the North
waved at ard strong upon them. Their coTeistives
were wanting to the SO thor the South couid "
desreY and tuy CHEAPER 10 other countries.
- nci I'm. A. le
South arc enou.h TO mako any people rich. aud they
are such H. no Ia ion afford 10 lore But let S--
eession be- a,k. ov led. led An accomplished TACT.
and the North will Lose her Irefereuc-, his trade
and these cu.tomers with all the benefits derived
from their politics. association with u.s. II 10, thsre
FORE not for the negro, but solely on account oil
pecuuiary and selfish consaers ions, that The North
10 wsging tins ~sr. bhe IL vhihi, eer kihI 10 com
uel us 10 renew an association that we sbhor
Hitherto We have acted purely on the defensive.
We have no. sougbt 10 invade the North, but Dsno-
piied in tie triple armOr of just cause, Ne have
God Sill and ever rince the battle OF hAnassas-
now sesr ago-quetiy loosed on while the enemy
ed his armies aud pleted bis prepsr.tions for
TIC war in bis own way. Having destroyed hs
"grsrd army" w. sb0ii now carry tie war iuio
4 Afri,a. Lo,e, compelling him to withdraw he
forces from our bordrrs, aud to soe for peace.
PEACE DIFFICULT.
B1t npace ia very ficul. III present, admit in
the North rea-,n hns Jsi sway over III, mind o
the people and Tie Judgment Of their rulers hhs
been taken away. In The South passions run bi.,1
Iiefe FORE ia Tie present. teler oi The TWO peoples
IL would be iupO,sible JGst low ior them 10 asree
upon tie preliminary sep 10 any lasting peate-'z,
/ tie atlueruleGt " boundaries We are therefore,
I driitIn. mo q war Of ex ausiion.
! There are rumors Of an armed intervention from
your siGe; but upon what Dl1 tins intervention II
10 take lace the many toDguoG dame bns not deisDed
10 enli 1heu u-. Any Such intervention cannot tut
work mischevouslv II II isil ~ recognize tie right
Of the people in tie disputed States Of Delaware,
Maryland, Kentucky, aud Missouri freely and fairly
decide for themselves wLetier they VIII cast Their
10, with the North or the South. Neither cat IL he
eupposcd that intervention would recognize any dis
| u.emberment OF present states.
| Wish us this is not var Of conquest, but a war
for principle which 10 dear 10 every French heart
"a principle by when your Emperor ,ils npou his
great throne-lbe night Of every people 10 We gov
! elned III their own way.
! The strong arm OF mighty nations NAV force
peac- upon some Oh-T bass, bui any such peace
will prove q hollow truce.
i THE BLOCKADE.
There bas permit me to say, been already Al least
one error committed by France and England ia tbi-
WIZ " ben these difficulties commenced all En-
rops viewed item through Nort0ern media This
/ was natural enough, perhape, for all Europe de-
pended upon Northern statements for informal on
concerning us. These have low been found 10 be
erroneoos; bat not Until France and England had
committed themselves 70 blockade tnat WA against
all rule The effect of that block dc upon our in
dus,ry il likely TO prove listing, aud certain classes
in France md England may yet fpd csuse 10 rue IT,
even if ministers do not.
! You can well conceive that the blockade affords
mos, elective encouragement TO home manufactures
in the South The energies Of Of tie people have by
il been diverted channels Of industry, and
manu- scuring Embellishments are rapidly springins
up Oh all HANDS
so tbut when France and ENGLAND decided to
respect Lncons psper blockade, they, unwittiogy
., rbaps called Influences INFO play which are rapid
" converting u iuto manufacturing, rs well NJ An
agricoiiurs Feople. Tie oTertiv-s in yonr work