New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

dent. ~ YOU have any weisnt, tio'o'e -
pnblie o,inion In the men that represent yon IN Son
-. ~, 10 than feel the PRESSURE and Wlt0ln W OF
20 dgvs-I,efore that IL pOssibls-Dake the'n eneoI
snc a change in this rspidIty of execution OF our
rsecntive that it may place early in tho summer
I,.yond the reach Of mischances and conOngehcieS'
Now have endeayored, ~ tois nu.rcu ,b;nL
shoyy YOU where the dagger lies, and wheIe thins
Inc wennon lies which the President might seiLe Hu
nut ma beyond The risk Of defeat, pnt US where VIC
REORGANIZATION Of the South commences. uoh
believe in Richmond, in ITS conquest. ,, :,
for't believe in the possibility OF the army
Of tho Potomac efec'ing victory at Ricnmohu'
", ,b,t 1 Jisl rnst Hooker. He is q brave man
aud he m ans 10 Ii }bt. 'ifeat appiaune'l WIN
!. AT army two-tbrds MoCleillnbed ne VIII 90 AZ
that it is possible for u brave man 70 no p'd ~
/ has conEtr, where ~ heard, twelve p'un'ders
.tnL in The mud - deep that nothing INT We 'anhou
,,lf aud n. urrer rIln Of the wheel - visible. lie
H. :. cG 900 bayonets aud no more. The rest Is made
4 nm Of usvnastcr, quafternester, coiDnlsHly, hnu
,,-v.Iid. C6 nG0 h.yonets ana l0U Teglnch'ri
, JO1 rup.rhuons officers breeding d-conten,
pg, II ia nm AMY led by man IT loves; II i SUI
I n po7yc-ful and bfaye Instrument. Bnt NlIBih" II
he Switzerland Ofthe continent, batleleld ever!
three mics range Of Hills and stream every hye
,il. sill como neat If tho North demands aud ln-
seis upon it.. but the Richmond of the south lies
~ the 900 900 III blacks bat are within the reacn
of fhe cannon Of our gunDOafs III Tire bayCu7 ana
r yers that empty inio the Gulf In men anxious to
s.e The Yankee aud 10 live under tDe Starry
buuuer, anxious % be permitted tooaF ~
'slpd m,der tue nDcter OF tho JHioh'
( met nigh Wa hingt0n with the gentleman from
] New.Orieans ist elected from that state TO repro
ant us Ioyal portion IN Congress, Mf. fiAhueIs'
lie sIid to ue, II have been some ~ years resi-
d-ns OF Loujsnus. The STATE mas enJoy.o 70 IlllVn
free speech under Gen. BntIer, that II New'ofie.inS
believed YOU would desert bcri there are w.
O1D uo,klugineu there to-day that would cecfC lot
tine Union; and the whole State. If you wall val
two years, aud will aid us Ia The experiment 0.
bred labor, would be enthusiastic Tor the Union "
a large majority" Coming home, our Governor
was met in Baltimore by a deputaton from that
state with message, that II oovefi,ihehl
would forget the past and seek 10 KNOW
nothing of what any Marylandcr had done Tor
the Rebels in hours gone by, but ask oil hm only
nm oath for tbs future, and pay him Tor
his slaves the loyai and hitherto dlsioyh aIlke,
MARYLAND herself wonld wheel into the TANKS OF TIC
Free States within twenty-iour months. III inns Ve
t,ue OF the two extrcmes OF The C0nlederacyi toe
ouiy way the solid CENTER tho great Gibraltar, tie
iica plantations of accumulated Olacks aIolhu 9no
Gulf should be approached by the Union' Is tha'
wherever il plants Ito f3g, itsnoud declare, Iheio
i, nothing here but people and land the iauu Is
ours" CODsc nc II. Gaaranty is u'ic' ~ ~ -
IA the soaisr that has finished Ills serYcer Give IL
"a the black that is willing TO take IT, rant oIh'e
opd,r the .uaranty OF the Union, Marry Tree ,"Oo'
10 that fertile soil and commence SBain 'no Ci'h .
oipery the organization Oh state. Ioh DeheNe III
battes ending this war. | said when begun, thAt "
Us no military conquest, but war OF IDEAS. How
do ideas conquer Nos on battle-nel1s. lou may
tlsut f. font N every district OF The SOuth. lou
nav take possesson of her capitals snd hold tnem
/ ,viih armies You have not begun to sabdne her.
You dou'I annDate thing by simply aO"isHlng
il. You must supply its place. Inere must DC 10
,'c,Drv in evil affairs. When the chambers Ia tue
Go.p.l We're swept and garnished, The deVil came
back ana occupied them, because there were 10
t-u,uto there. Now, il sweep from tie Kappa
hammock % The Rio d.l Nolte, II FgeInout and But
Ter meet In Alabama victorious, Jei. DAVIS VIA IT,
turn with seven deviir worse than himself II re eau
nd theui ana occupy, unless you put oIher inslu'
lions there 10 fiji ny tho vacancy. doh W@h'
! yiclolies; | want plow -sharcs. want sc"iDs-
luarhires | want hOuses and schools To-Day nj
Washington the most ruec ssiul superintendent OF
eoutrabands at Fortress Monroe lie begging ci thIs
und, dilaiOry, indecIeiye toVerhneh ~ allO" nli,
to take possessi,n OF the abandoned plana DIS ana
mt the eonlraband, who 10 not allowed TO WORK,
upou hose and make hiIn seii-supporhhS mo
Government - ~ 10 JosiseI and enlfoated ana iO-
lowed up aud cOrnered, AID pstt0ned, Ceioie IL eau
be brOr Sht ~ that the cohqnest OF virginia u
not TO DO had upon the Kappahannoch but That ~ "a
10 be had al Fortress Monroe, when tie negro puts
his foot upon the coll aud owns IL. lAppAuse'I
NON 1 know dis seems oxtItme d0ctlnoi KNOW
II SCENE something Ike absolute OaIDaIlin conquest
7 allow A.. 4 doaJ believe there Will be any peace
until 81 600 Shareholders are either hang VI eX-
iisd. lApplanse.l ihoy .ate beyond beiag CON
ysred IA God lakes the dead ifnfb and mOulaers
IL into fertile soil; as tho bark on lie dead
leay1s fall frusinl source and food for veriaro
and beauty in tue plctufci 90 The dead imDs dnu
FOSSIL deal oil society must pas9 through Inc 0tuu'
IN chang OF death before We slough oil tue evil nhd
40 the new, tender plant put iOrIh It's streugth.
God mus no remedy, history shows precedent for
getting nd OF al aistocr.ey Ike tbis except by the
death Of tue generation. Ihat Glass Of iuhd ID never
e. be- converted except IN local Instances. The
white population that Is leit IS 10 be converted by
being held Tor while and being educated ~ SO lis
own Interests. Tue slave 10 the already edu,aied
lloyaljrt who se-s cye 10 ego with as, who
understands by instinct the whole problem.
Col uigsinson, OF tue let Carolina R,gi-
meut Of Volunteers, md5 Up OF negroti
WIitcs to net d" My getge.Ats Viii dlstdss .ul0
question, and analyLe IT, aud probe 1t 70 sHe cotton
predicate It's future as well rs you on cOdld do
Instinct, that instinct which has made TIE slave
! holder Tor seventy years the most tagiclous OF
state men " hich las made HIM lccl al mo osluhte
o. New.O leans that Boston Was his ioe which mas
uAue hdl dread The DOrth-,ast wind that blow
Ihcfos II issuChusetts, that instructive stgaclty
which has Iulde ilm "A Statesman, that same instinct
iye sagacity ia The slave makes hun loyGls.. Ho
believes ia us because he knows ne eau believe -
/ uytLing elso. We have la Tin Tie ol-meuls lot "a
"A n STATE. Let us make up our minds 10 thnt.
| Hero IA no South and no Norm, gooBupucdlil .
Iucrc 10 no battle betWiXt Massachusetts H.d NeW-
! York And Louisiana aud South Carolina. lac non
ttt WOlkingman OF N,w-Ofleans that shook BuIci d
nand Ao .ou him aici having gY IA ten nonliS oil
lfee spCech btungs 10 hassHchus.,,s, hereycr III
War born, And Tie man IN this aullcnCc who bocyss
l. ni ne WHO rc8is his neIghO0r 10 arrest Ll. II q
/ gcuilchan and he that makes his own nyLS BY tIU
sWott 81 dis brow is not, belongs 20 South CniOhua
and ilo COniedeIscy. Applause Iue war - be
tween th5fo Two individuals, aud Dot between New
Orleans lud Ncw.lOlk. Whcn / speak, therefore,
u bul Jugauug tAe Sogh mean The sIbJHgttiOu ol
tnat IaUai nothing Gle; and 1t is ~ DO done by
HsauuIuB tie usAt to recOAs-Itute institutions.
D-iu,s, IN re IltlIy victories, never VIII dO IL Tor
~. Now. with that idea, where alto We 10 get the
/ government u eNeeutO it The government that
N.mu,s Lo-dNy % Ono very name VI Fremont, ONT