New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-05
CIaybnnks and ChnreonIs--Dimcu
against EmHncipniion-Th Appropri-
niion-That McmorinI- DisirHnchise-
rnent OF Indemnify for Damage
-Tbc Tesi-Onfh Bill-Tho Free Negro
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Prom Our Special Cone poutrut.
JrryrssoS CRY Jan q. 1914
d" CLAYBANKs" AND CIARCOMs."

" CLAYBASKs" AND CHARCoALs."
In my prsvioa. letter gave an account Of ,helo
two branches Of the Emancipation party in Missouri
Since the adjournment Of tho Joint Session for elect
iug Senators to the first Monday Of February.
scarcely day has passed without some collision
either between ia, Enanciparonis's aud tie De-
noeracy, or between tho " Ch.rcoals' aud " Clay
banks"
When tie majority propose TO limit the power Of
the Rebels IN Missouri, the Democrats take tire and
ring the change on the Constitution, and at the top
Of their voices hurl baca upon their foes t'- l-n-
auage of Is. Gmutz Brown, " We are the Eevo-
iudonr
When a " Charcoal moves anything N relation
10 Slavery he encounters the most iero,ions shouts
ofbdtle from both the Caybanks AID tue Demo.
crats. The other day series Of resolutions was in-
durel hv radical member from 50. Lo1is akingthe
troade.i moral ~ well as political, economical AID
military grounds against slavery eNl'l'R Abraham
Lincoln as she Champion OF Liberty; declaring the
Let ofJan 1863 as much w0rhyO future celebration
M the 4ih OF July, l11G, aud calling upon Ml-souu
a. face tAe music Of freedom ~ once TIE leader
or The " (3yLa4k." WHO co!uI rira Che weak Aleld
r..ti "a Of the parity aprny 10 h feet, and offered
n,lsf itufp. or puvc notice OF II, which wat IA due
lime br.aght iOlh in tIe shape OF seven resolutions
To ogeluatch tie main question OF Eve resolutions.
The substitute was made up Of severe hrutlt % Tie
radica-m Of the " CLarc1al-' though they also m
dor,ed she Pfesd,uts war policy ara declared
II very an evil 20 be got I'D OF IN "deicrcnce Co The
Oh or gIcat interests of the state u0t IN difference
10 Justice and human n lhts. The mover, Air. ANN
of Lafayette County expected 10 do much toward
kfoVortae Cuarc0alsi" iu sgi cA patriotic CAter
Prise he courfed upon the tiiIly-seyen voters Tor
NJ. Glover and the Democrats. Bot after The storm
md RACED 10 the sl'isfacton o. those ftcrsicl
both fes Of resolutions were referred to Special
Committee. Ia tho appointment OF tins COMMITTEE,
Sir. Aln had managed 70 Se. him7oiI nand 80 keep
of Mr. Bennett, the mover OF the main qucslOn;
and tLat TOO in spitc of q Charcoal speaker!
But t.is c4der OF tue ChyDa4k.," who had be-
come intoxicated with bis tu.Ccss Oh the JOINT Sc5
sion, has overdone bis cause by oyeriri,s on the
con ldehce lo had Inspired Ia tins war oi Ioso.u-
ious the PARTISAN was prominent above the hatcr-
man that his own party began 10 question his night
u lead and his impruIeuc. ~ some small matters
b. a completely frustrated lin. here arc many eA-
cellout mcu-iudcei, all ibe " CiAyDanks' are good
men-lhe only difficulty with some OF them beng
their constituents The way is therefore, now clelr
toward the election OF Senators next week, since
tho actious leader i- olsposed q. There d., nhn-
festly more cOldIahty between the four portions Oi
the balty. Severed OF those wu) vote with the Dem
ocrain would be good LmancpatiOnists were thoy
not afraid Of them constituent.
DIFFICULTIES AGAINST EMANCIPATION.
There are several emDIli siUnts attending this
cause.
There re no trustworthy data "a 10 the NUM-
her of tl..es left in H.-fJuIl. The last Auditors
report gIyes returns from 80 ont Of ~ coau.ie',
with an average valuation per heaa Of SO 3D. II
the.e cou.Gos axe 10 Pee u.h.n Tor iair aycuge OF
me State. there are $1,000 slaves tlat, 40 ,E!O JJ
rsr head wor.d require $40 ,2J0 Bui, tomc Of
ihe.. returns were i.r ioul, n"G many slaves nase
I,.t in O. tho ta.aa. OF tle census Of 1902. Certain
me.I0 r- have lofor.e tJ- G. r COUNT sas ior
ample: IN one case '.r a.mmIuln hH1 been lron
.,IyJ IL 1861 " 40 III DvceIDves, ioo,, aad ~