New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

more might he sadI now purpose to say something OF
the men engaged in this movement. am going 10
show you who and what they are.
Among the men taking part In this villanons trick ls
Mr.. Miles TAYLOR. formerly N. Z. from this State. and
who has not mp 10 the present time taken the oath OF
men on thrh,tclet secretly prepared win tell you
something. First the list for Governor, j. L. Kid
dell formerly Postmaster here and who, rather than
lis fat office took the oath OF allegiance to the
Confederate Government. and held on There are
plenty here who know this aid they also know lie had
no excuse. He war not poor and needy; he was rich
did not need Office and yet he took it cheerully will
rgy; went straight ahead without the loss OF day
salary He demanded specie for postage gave ms own
hnpastors in change and paid the clerks Of the Office
| in shinpasters OF Confederate money Inns Is the
nan they propose 10 make Governor For Secretary OF
state. George s. Lacey. at time Lieutenant Colo
mel in the Confederate Amy. For State Auditor,
Robert j. kcr, Notary Public, who did not take the
oath Of allegiance til obliged TO- and whose sympathies
are Kobelwafd Tor Superintendent of Pnbllc Educa'
ton, Andrew ncculum Of TelTebonne. This gentle
man wss ia the Secession Convention and signed the
Ordinance Of Secession. His loyalty TO the United
Siacs is about ~ strong Jeh. Davss or Beaure-
CARDS. For Congress at large. Joshua Baker OF st.
Mays another ilus'rions Rebel. This man was su'
pcrntcncnt II the distractions In the Atchafalaya
Riycr since Gen. Butler came here. For I'D Con
gresfioual District Thomns :. Cottman. have often
enough before tod something of this man. iou hnow
him toerably well. Let me add just compile o' & other 81
Nicksburg a wcli known Union man asked lr: Cott'
man. the street, how long before he Thought tee
river would be open. His answer was As soon as
treaty Of peace II signed" You may not consider
that very disloyGl sentiment, considering he had ms
oath in has pock But what do you say to the follow ing
| DR. Cottman Was In New York early In July, lstJ-
to be exact he wrote letter ON the tth to friend IN
New Orleans In reference 10 claim be was urging Tor
oilcr parties against The overninent for the use OF
certain steamboat AZ New Orleans. He expresses his
doubts about getting the money, because they are AL
an Internal set of ratcals here" Everything
Is Of confusion here. and tie chance ore that
this Government viii burst up before November ms
No. gar E.t N
There Is loyal Ran for you II he expects this Gov
crnment 20 burst up possibly he desires 10 be member
of Congress 10 Richmond. not Washington The origi
nal be found II Necessary There can be no doubt
about Its gcrainBess.
W. ". Pugh who signs the address TO the citizens.
formerly Speaker Of the Louisiana House OF Repre-
sentativcs He most notable act Of loyalty was some
time afior Gen Buflcr here. Two men went into
the country TO bring cattle - town by permssion they
had collected several hundred head W. W. Pugh as
loyal Confederate managed 10 intercept and conns
cate J0i head II them. Thu il well known. The con
-isnce of The cattle 10 my authority and 1t las peen
stated publicly.
loyal" men little need be said They are unknown
men. having influence, and therefore NOT worth CIV
ing the benefit Of your columns.
This election farce will he played out and III" cnr
tain viii have dropped !, before thikreaches you bu,
the character Of the movement the wealth Of some oi
these men. make them dangerous characters II not
closely watched and should be romliss IN remaining
silent have vth to 50 into personalities bat The
movements and history Of -uch men are puhhe properly
One sf the party was a shareholder In T1e NeE "
sass rae and hence The indifference OF mon men 20
ile paper lie las so!d out now, and Major Il. *.
Punley il said 10 have share H. H. We are promised
an ou,aldo Union paper In consequence OF the
change The tone Il the paper IS more decided Than
before Michael Hahn y said 10 have bought Ihe fras
Dcla fom Hneh Kennedy, it, proprietor and 'or many
,ears its editor during John McGinniss lifetime
Whittier there viii be any change ia the paper D. not
knoWn There IL one consolation, II 'dhf BE- 's oydi
than 4 - been.
HE large saes % cotton that have taken place during
a.. s,t4.tti stulis
Irr.ury notos for eHohang. On iLr North tie rcsnt y
.rcLangr ya.ios nom 3 "a per cent discount
The weather after few very windy and rainy da!s,
Il now cold ard clear. MIRA