New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-13


vcksbg He says that our troops nee are u, to
nits aud the commanding feel iuy competent !"
s.yers trains Of Yankee prisoners passed captured
a, Murfreesboro for Ncssbnra They rave oeeh
Gh,s near MressboIo say that army retired to Tuia
haoa in perfect order and brought with them
The taken say that the slaughter in the Abolition
49, ,~,nssssd ,ncr the war commenced Rosecrsn' has
received blow from which he viii not recover ~
GEN Bragg left Murressboro because the whole county
had been of everything that coud
plies the best water and the topography OF the count Is
more favorable to successful defense thsn suo. ~
ncv in Middle Tennessee Our army Is 10 eAeeoht sPir
it, heavy requirements daily arriving and 1t may sInse
smother blow much 'o0neT iD,I TST jana
MN ppoCI AVIATION A STARTLING POLITICAL
| CRIME AND A STUPID POLITICAL BLUNDER.
i From The hicar1ond Ezdmintr, Jan. :.
The most startling political crime, tne most stuP'u
.j,.l binder vet known In American history has now
bc Illuminated The promised Proclamation OF Abraham
Lincoln to the abolition Of negro slavery In al s
States Of the Union sbJugsted by the arms o. TIC
United States is laid before the reader this moInins
is difficult to decide Whether wlcaeohe'' VI 'A'
Wh IL is remembered that the who signs his name
has sworn BY s e ho which saar.n
tees The present relation Of master and slave IN We o
~ Cull sense Of Obligation every citizen OF
bs country that powers have peen inin,,ea 70 ~,
banA for the express purpose VI defending every IN 'a
;,;nn. when we remember these things and here see
Av IN he n.
81 ,' pniba,on OF that Constitution and usins
he forces eonded him for its destruction the
enormity of such perjury calculated 10 SHOCK 'ne n0''
The t Slavery abolished as an act Of justice TO
the negro Will provoke smile the hyPocritesI asehoou
cid no. e1e.e ,n rooo. Of Vir@nis and Loujsisps
now in possession Of his armies the institution OF slavery is
Left in IL fun force Yet these the portions Of the late
Union which this voAtor OF human and divine laws pos
the POwer-he actual practical pEwsImoi destroy
slave and justice the negro the least his motives be
should be fully applied to those districts where he hs, the
OF eIecntns its pIov.cn But be directs II Only 70
nose pI,O h bi srmiss have never been and here
his proclamation take effect only in the bloody scenes OF
''tsm mi, last named eaectservi.
tie real purpose Of this Proclamation No sozng words
no wniIe o. sUo' No other tsn,aop Of ,h
disguise tins horild htenu0, n,o r oei @ Ac, qhs,
PAPER ~ y 10 ~. 49, ,Iis vs and and be void Aud on
,Iy bont effect in the Southern Confe6eracy, unless
our armies should be only beaten but destroyed
truths which need not be explained or argued before our
i, subject conaalston to the friends Of the Southern
IL expose. the tru. character Of the enemy beyond the
.ibiits OF misconeepuon ~ n. "a an sxs,, n'ind o.
% Norh bs MI, retains the traces Of humanity with
Indignation and horror Its effect on the people
treat and repentance the weAt aud ,nid Those who
would back In their pain II tnoie se 10y nave now no
longer that miserable ehAnGe "a ,ha snhsrn
procure mercy me assa vcio,y and des,S
nave only 70 cnoo'e co~TRIp.NDs-A PARA
THE WAShiN"i"N ~ = ~
RI an,ia,aa, ,.coniJv from Washington. ID. c..
n d., 'b ,olen I'D runaway negroes from V!rgnia
10 The num5er OF OO and upward are eneamPed on the
Sahss" within the Northern precincts oil the city They
are 5sdy clothed fed and their scanty tens furnish
but poor Aee' from The warning elements at lhi'
from pneumonis Uphold diseases induced by Their eI
posed condition sud the sgacis,ed sondion OF ire sur
yor and the squaoT and ht Peiysdins the encsnpnent
bsgc,T III decripton Tie efforts TO procure employ
ff sbose VINO are able and willing to work have been in
.decns as tie mental places e6oGs the toyennept De
Partnienis are hed by hauSy 40 ssso wb~n
kePejs ~,o iese 70 IN e oia'b.. In Wv of Abrpb,m
,. recent euancoaon proclamation wen may tb
I re- Snn,h ars: I. this tine entertainment 10
o. teht % '.e SCUM tRcbmopd EI.miper Jsu
The HE BRIDGES DESTROYED BY GEN. FOSTER
REPAIRED.
/ 0YPos OF ESGiSEEE AND SppPshINTHSDsSr
i W. w NJ =, jan D. 100
sd Nv re enemy having been rebuilt the regular rsn.
mas, over the entire line without change aud aur
- rsst, nrtiIg ,be same time between Weldon and
KnS.ye Is heretofore and weve houri ahead Of any
.ec.,p or rrp y,yKPFs FROM EAST TENN
. ,'''A'A VI "N IssEE.
We learn that the Yankees who recently invaded
.Ucs II IL aid GeH. Marshall dii not move with The CELEBRITY
densnded by the occasion. Large bodies slowly.
,nJ Watsnss rivers tie points at which the railroad
b,dgo ware DESTROY ed aud delay Of only hours in.
e e1ip.S' "0'' ''''''
The railroad bridges are In couTe OF rsp1 econsrncnon
u laichnond h1.ninef' ''h
| CAPTURE OF YANKEES AND HOKSES.
l IN Monday last Cant John H. Mcneil of I'm.
~ 49,. -r,s,ds dds.b mon IN. YANKEES in HARDY
Conv and sncce.dsd In killing one and in capturing 50
men, CT horses sets Of harness saddles and BRIDES 10 re-
vGys buhnd cdneeseasS fycs under Cen Lone, b.d
lI . ~ conrtv This marty und,r McN.u consisted
80 "a aD rbev also can,ursd several wagons WHICH In
hi ~. 70 Ie;ire on .ccoun of the neanes. OF tie enemy
,peS set IRE To- IficbInond Dispatch jan TO-
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