New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

ABLY Gl1llnl,l(ut hlu - Nll.. Ni-'"1 I-.
,nepco Of the liberation, and ire flight OF slaves ~ con
also Of tho croat number Of whites Killed o.
rartilatcd On tire different boteaells q us "uo.,
,o uor Or,norey. for long time rast no reh'oh 10
,rodo in the sonlh but IL is true that the HN""o Va
,,ro.ectors nich make advances fthey cnose 10 uo NJ
r. % ssk for some information iscA the
cotton loan contractor.
rbo rroaueton of cotton Is to-day enlifely IN 'ue
-, af,ba North through the complete SUBMISSION CT
.,,,r-o,ion of tie South and the liberation OF the
Nacts The blacks freed and having become owners
,rork;nr for themselves and their families, vi" produce
Gov time, a hundred times. more than sheir masters
have ever produced in their greatest prosperity.
Division Of property aud freedom GRE assaredy the
two most powerful agents Of production
Its rumored also that Texas is TO be reclaimed as
having belonged TO Mexico she would be made
Cotton State under the protection of France.
Have we then completely forgotten the colonial pss'
of France so much as 10 believe in our eolonzns ai
tudef OF all nations we ere indeed tie one ""'en
COLOMBO the least. What have we done Win Aiscf'
90 hours distant from France' Shall we DC more ioI'u
nate ON territory moro unhealthy. and ten times 'nr
Their In contact with hostile race when Is i"i''!
our superior as settlers and which is at homer
We are no colonizers. We mus. bear that In nind'
The reason Of il is that our population although dense.
is not excessive relatively to the territorial ee o'
France; our climate is the finest in the voFa anu LIS
ery is the lot only Of szincss and dehauehey the soe
element. Of civilization that We export
Shall speak Of that Utopia, the unity Of the Latin
race and as starting point tie restoration OF i'S In
fuence In the New worldi Leaving aside the pro-
found hate that since the socaed Napoleon the Great
tie Spsuiards not without cause have avowed against
us. every individual who has observed this race in
-. boo, a., ~ rvi himself that In
spch conditions It's needs were diminishing, and the
want OF rest is increasing. Hence the progressive de-
cline OF al tie Latin races which have successiyey oc
cpnied the different southern parts Of North America
The French race has completely disappeared, and the
Spanish race is in sad state.
TIE unavoidable logical conclusion Is, that we have
nothing TO hope from real disguised occupation Of
any ropt whatever Of Southern America ana that TIE
shortest means Of reopenDg manufactures ia to be
found in the rromp,est possible pecifcaioa OF tie
South. We'll. this pacfcaton is on the eve Of beiIs
accumulated. II France end England 90 not NEEDLE
with the business
The resources Of the South IN men, horses. @s'rid
and victuals are about exhausted. The territory aeiu'
sy occupied by the Rebels is every day becoming con
,,deraby smaller An immense majority OF The people
o< the South are recovering from their errors and
recognizing that they have been duped BY selfish sl
tccraey which for defending rather deyelopng s'
Infamous institution which las perverted al mora
sense in them but 10 the only source Of their wealth
hss not bestated AZ tie sacrifice not only Of the ves Of
the soldiers and OF their families but even OF tie liberties
Of the peorle Tie widows. tie orphans, tie womet
without bread without work tie hungry men, discover
at last that they have been the dupes Of dreadful
comedy and tina. wha; Jefferson Davis g. Co call free
dom and Independence is the most calanitors ces
potisrl.
The situation is approaching m end; The sorth las
nolonger the necessary fos maintaining an
What will be q few gangs Of Eobber' and assassini
hunted down Like wild beasts aud summary punished
Does France mean 70 follow Mr. Louis Napoleon L
policy Of Intervention which has for its oNec. to &c
vive wa. about finishing. and as an unavoidable re
sult 10 prolong the misery OF our working ciassesf
political point Of view is Intervention more los'l
able, When our fathers lent their help 10 forward u
i1dependence Of the United States OF Americe' VIZ
was the object which they proposed to themseye9'
create maritime power capable one day %; b-lalen
that of Great Britain Gratitude end eoiaoon i1iel
ss. were TO make Of il an ally Of France.
Are circumstances changedi Has England becon
90 weak on tie seas or France 90 strong that We .
longer need maritime alyi Some one replies that IL
recollection Of the service rendered by France :
nature rendered to tie South VII give the benefits
afresher and more cordial alliance. How long sine
did the part become equal to the Whole We had Ii
sympethies Of all America and ought to have them ye
after tie war. Why shoad vo let tie substance eseap
for The shadowi Why transform a strong ond q
perienoed friend into an enemy. FOR tie purpose Q
securing the auiiy OF friend who does not exist, VII
syei deyotiag al HE energies TO create what in tpit
Of the goodwill Of English builleIs it viii take goo
deal Of time 70 constitute II it ever be constituted
Strange calculation
Il is incontestibe that tho United States wiz have
war With England before long II we 60 not NEEDLE Wit
the affair. Whatever may be my personal appreciation
il liberal point Of view o. such struggle 1t is IL
conclusion 0: the premises adopted By fathers II
LbeTatng America. What interest lave Re 20 embroi
ourselves with natural friend IL order TO avert tux
etorm from tie head Of @ natural eneuyi Strarg'
policy
have supposed victory accompanying Louis Ndpo
lsNA have spoken neither Of lie obstacles II Tie
eftises. lie. Is zee how many efforts aud how much
money the weakening Of tie republican form tie secret
object file desires Of the French depot will cost
The recognition Of the South. whatever may be The
form oft is equivalent to
The fret act Of hostility vii be the emission Of letters
of marque. countless multitude Of pIivatcers will
sprng from all points Of the horizon upon French com.
nerce and upon our coasts accessible az thousand
poBs ia France able. with her Limited resources Of
building materials iher small nayyyerds her want Of
coal which she is obliged 10 buy her restricted capital
ard above all with her enterprsDg spirit chained for
long time by the hand Of government 10 struggle
cess:Gly with the immense limitabe resources which
America puts at the disposal other builders who
beside accustomed TO depend upon Themselves in Oh
circumstances. We shall lDd Surcofs. Jean BaTts.
and otLeI valiant captains. doubt lot; France 10