New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-02

zcns" and Mr. Ethcridge is TO receive them upon their
own credentials until the House is organized. Mr..
Fellows told them that the Democrats Of the North
were with them in this move and would support their
claims il challenged They hope by these means to elect
Fernando Wood Speaker of the House. They argnc
that the great controversy about the Jersey elections
more than twenty years ago. known as the " Broad
Seal Controversy clearly establishes the right Of the
Clerk Of the House to admit any delegation to seat
until the House organized upon such credentials as
An their nominations for Congress and the State
Legislature made. Col A. p. Field Is named for
one, Michael Hahn for another. Of the members OF
Congress.
As might very naturally be expected these men are
inscriptions They do not hesitate TO say that which
is false to induce people to act with them Among
other things they pretend that Gov Shepcy approves
their mode Of operation and he's promised them they
shall be permitted 10 60 with the election though he
denies most emphatically that he has ever said or
asscnted TO anything Of the kind TO any one This we
know, because he has been waited on respecting the
matter. They go further. and dare TO use the
name of the commanding General in the same manner
which of course. one for u moment believer.
They say further that they. selfeeced sefconsti-
tuted caucus have right TO act for the people OF the
state that they the admirers OF the slave INSTITUTION
are the only really unconditional Union men. beau"
they arc riiliNH 10 aoespt the Union Nth sdr0y' that
they intend to hold election; that II is no business
of Gov. Shepeys; lit is their right"
Should these really be insane enough to under
take the carrying out Of their programme and encounter
no obstacle from the authorities which do not believe
YOn NAV expect repetition OF the hnnsas rauut
The Free State will do in the premises cannot say
The idea Of clique Of men meeting in private room
in 81 Charles street setting themselves up as superior
to the Governor going through the farce Of an election
nrpontng their own commissioners. and making their
own returns is too prepesterons for belief were II no.
vouched for beyond question 10 say nothing OF the con
trmsion Of the facts by reason Of their calling upon
one or two men 10 consent to be candidates Tor the
Legislature.
From what we learn Of the hopes and aspirations Of
these men il appears that this dodge to retain poseson
of he Stat pnu ia ouly
AT heart but satisfied that thc Confederacy Is an i'm
possibility they good Union men who desire TO
nayp the Union IL "sfter they have done all IN
their power destroy IT, They anxious that Louii
ma should take the lead, and there is no doubt but
Mississippi and the other States viii In dne time follow
their scheme II reconstruction Of the Union with
slavery in all lis pristine glory They even say that
Gen Grant and other officers under him are pledged "
their support How far this may be don't Know l
merely tfl You VI a' shey ses ,,,.
device Is such thai they could no; take the oath
prescribed b. the act Of Congress without committing
perjury Some have even held Office under the Concde
rate government and vet forsooth they set as Union
men pan excetenee,
BrigsGen Hamilton addressed the Union citizens in
the Lyctnm Hall Saturday evening last HIS speech
was stirring one that went 10 the root Of our
present tronbes The bold manner In which he spoke
about slavery startled some Union men and women too
for that matter DR.. Cottman looked IN. stlid about
twenty minutes but the medicine was too strong for
his stInsch-he could stay and hear his beloved in
s;tnton treated 80 barrlly.
TIE Era Is entertaining iis readers with occasional
extract from the only homes. paper" Ile True Data.
As presume do not keep file and IN order that
you may what Kind ola paper the foty planters con
tributed THEN money TO- TO support their couse-that II.
The blessing Of siavery-l nclose sample brick.
II also shows how excessively loyal Tas True D,ts H.
and how liberal Yankee Government is. in permitting
q paper % publish such REASONABLE stuff:
NORTHERN HATRED AND BYrocRsy-TBosE WHO
, TRADE WITH YASKHEs SHOULD BE TABooED.
From tn. New Orleans Daily True D,it. June "a lsi
fs~ d reader. have proper aes % The deadly has fen
ns them snslc dollar hereafter sond vanish inssnsr IN
New OH cy w,ica has 20 mammoth drn.nsion'
now s.usyr. have legion. Of friends. comp t. 40 load
against Lincoln ard Scot, for not pn'hs t.ir 1.es INTO The
Southern states n m1rd,y efiIeas dnd drdsah nf asd
The truth IL. the people Of the great c,e. Of the
North have Lss,s been hostile TO the South Ifde s"he
Of ,e hand !. now owes and tie .oesied ebd." Il this
SECTION clsmaIoa. foi nbJusaiion hypoS MY snis
pnns,sed md IT. re'ohs iss1's' arc now sen AZ ell 'hef
Wasn m rsar 10 os, n, rho sR patrosiss u, hottie aad
bv,,n, e( nc NORTH LEI Aa BE- faboord ben
nj. war /. over hund.ds thousand. Of Northern VI
come South tina, they bad no voice IN h.s des
.ss e I q f.. .s. r. 'S I'd. ETC. Z, 10
TIN cunnins sehood viii be heard in the streets o. Fsy
hs IS he .as y Si aSy 4, .y so
H.: none believe tho hypocres II there any creature Ia
s re- s@S. As sofI fi sao.sa nc S
5000 ;.., i" Nc. ss .Ss S"s &c ss,s and
s.s o. Ls sSss .s Ss.s s.s ys ar:
ynhsd more money commit ens aga'nH God anS
An expedition on the 18Th to Bay 81. Louis Miss. 70
recover men Of the 9Th Connecticut wounded in an
expedition and len 10 the hands o the Rebels. suooesd
ed In their mission under charge Of Capt savycrs With
Capt Williams Of Co. A. and detachnenis from two
other companies, numbering ~ men
The secesh have story round town that 'allandig'
ham is elected by large maiory-many are 50 cfedu
'l Mo ss 1s sahy the arrival Florence
We have from ~ Louis 10 the nth. III when We