New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
INTERESTING FROM RICHMOND.
BITTER ATTACK ON ENGLAND
GEORGE SANDERS GIVING ADVICE
THE BATTLE OF FREDERICKSBURG.
JEFF. DAVIS IN MISSISSIPPI.
From The Richmond WIG Dee. 49,
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE AMERICAN

WAR.
The Rrove!ing and cold-blooded eelfshness of the
dens that country bitterness of feeling in this that
fall TO tell upon the future relations oil the two Gov
their people If credit tenth.
Of the Brh people are with us ADD for u.s. an equA or
majority, Of the Ministry Ysi 50 passive their sympathy
they permit almost without remembrance those two old
r nation in an attitude towsrd us hssresy and cruelty
unjust There he doubt that ose pho direct Tho policy
at.. are @yrsved Sga,Sm each cher 10 bitter .,t literally
thrsseaing the complete humiliation a each other nus re,
srag hsr poweJu 'ra, Of whom 'he Hred I" continual
As IA. M,ippioa says they desire the restoration Of
.u u they do not wish to SEQ the Independence
tho Confederate States established until the people both
sss ana SST,a e
profession OF anxiety that the war may cease they have PIs
Ss yf ss .%a Ss
S y:u1s e . we your our
psSps 70 and recognition would .oon come At
the s.ms time they heap abuse upon the North t.1nn her
1 n.5 % hit Tsy Ue cd
tho part Of brutal bysande losing no opportunity to In
eny the no, contest raging between two sensted brothers.
They have purpose gain in this savage and psrcious
policy and edness of the Northern people Ia wsgns
unhoy the liberties Of e south eaHbies tnom TO
Tie Confederate States needed encouragement to .tlmu
late them 70 hs assertion md the o. s
duty bat cannot help r.votng She inhuman demon.
STATIONS we Deon
tightly now .oG. nsst to the s5O@iH.bs North, we hsv.
o.rh posmSs tai tie old Tinted State. could BE-
g",1rsd-aa event Jorrsr beyond the pale If p0'biytie
Engluh Gor,rnmsnf roHid Ind rhoisssms and iStense
hated 70, then both Noyfh as1 Sogta which ouy
sqused that which their brutality inspired In the breasts
Tue lac, remarkable tina, Napoleon to whose people
connected by the thea Of common language and kn
America 10 not ouethrd great that Of the English.
should oser OF mediation In tho spirit Of humanity tho
.ion Of blood might DO stayed aud the parties the strife
settle honoraby their difficulties ana that the humane
c,sd oSr O,b. Even Ru.. from Whom we had no
at expect anything and who had nothing TO GAIN could
20 strongly recommended. Tho failure Of the mediation
scheme H. indeed turns out to be failure snen,aoe
entirely the hesess :ehshnes and base Tears and short
The Confederate States will rsmemoer England 10 the
Of u.s. that time believe is going by forever
We ook upon her present Government" e less corrupt
sa.. has been by sodd ust and base fears
Seward will silence Earl Russell more sisctusy
ssins The both Yankee aad
The EaI,h Preis surprised that hers ID mu'
W. OF the Iodac. Of our country seward il BY
the knaye Of the two and MS voice seems 20 Dc "
sS% csi;.a IL; !. Dictated IN
e. VI s and the reccou the
Confederate beiselent Up 10 the communication Of the
after the gy fsns1s 70. rs. not put a thumb up%n
OF England has been dictated by sewSd
From The Richmond Nag Dee. 20
GEORGE saNDERs's ADVICE TO THE NORTHERN
CONSERVATIVES.
George Sanders has written a letter to his old 20.
l,,a cham., HOssO seymour, Dean R,eh%"os J:hn Vsn
whch amer consratasns them success, in the No
vember election and pctuns the ruinous cou'eqnenees Of
Abolition sway he calls upon them to reflect By re.out.
the ballot IA that massive sn suc;esu effort, What he first
aud chiefly recommend the ,pud.tion Of tho enormous
l.t Lxxf
on the South. lie tells them
lar of the bonds-Feder State aud municp l-susd by
Federal usupss for the prosecution Of this unhoy hs
ps!ic loan. end th. jus, blow viii f almO., exclusively
upon the usurpe There IL need that history shall be- marked
tor ssain.t the tight. aud nbee. of American and
States The csnou dollar should now receive such ret
ito beog ths coptuent for the Of the
aud liberties Of sovereign citizens and States.
dollar Of me uncon.suon. debt bu, you owe equally to
your posery to pay the hall not eli the debt that the
citens state. In the establishment of fres ,rsde
Tho letter for the whole OF Which We have mot space
within or without boundae, Of the two besorent pow
Ell. who would have conceived bold and original idea
that which he proposes his old political onies Of New
Yorh To rspudss the Lincoln debt and leave the IA
pscs and capitalists who have supplied the snews OF this
gigantic war hold tho empty bag Is proposition which
they will doubt regard no, altogether dsasreesbls
although pretty bold But they WILL hst blush look upon
the proposition Of themselves sssouin. the Confeds
rate debt absolutely sudacious But these well
fail to pondsr tho .usss.tiou bccsn.s Of Il. saiacy
We hore at least That Mr. Sander-s letter will help to
them the reconstruction illusion, which hold them
IN Il. spell Seems" say. because are persuaded
that Is only seeming with them IL cannot be- that sss.
cious psenced and practical uen like seymour Richmond
entertain hope Of bridging the gulf Of blood
and ming which the Pusn' have dug beween tho
There to believe to the contrary that they do
not regard iecon'tIlcon possible or, ster what has
passed even desirable How they expect any man. with
drop Southern blood his veins. southern feeling
in his heart call Brute Butter" brother
VINO have dyed hands In be-, blood land made
nearly dwelling house OF mourning the brave
youth whose lives have been sacrificed have burned our
homes dc,oated FIELDS nsuted put arms
hanes OF domestc. They know human nature
tney Southern better And they feel what
we kuow--that while Souhe consent to live
under Government with the fanatic authors Of such
bsbsy they themselves will mud Impossible to dwell in
peace aud safety it'll them at the North We look upor
feet to BIO realized that AFTER the present evl
settled favor OF Confederate Independence another
bloody and more desoans n to be fought the North
tween Puritan intolerance ADD AMBITION aud the friends Of
civi liberty and constitutions government IL will DO
bitter aud bloody than the present because Il will be
essentially civil wI the Oeliserent' being citizen. tho
state. The Confederate war has oeen socOnal-a
OF peoples aud States against othsr peoples and States
Tho old Imported English PURITAN stock la, dssner
ated but rather become Intensified Ia all M peIvesene Of
by M two hundred and hity years residence in
deadly Intolerance it, reckless disregard obstacles
Of humanity right aud liberty IN the path Of its hate
MED that Lincoln Seward Co. Ee the bOljsst aud o I'M
hssating villains that have undertaken aupls
liberty. Iney without breathing
every obstruction OF Consultation, law, liberty risht or
decency that stood between them aud their goal Of Souhe
determination. Win such yield to their hereaitury
enemies tie Northern Dsmocrecyl They dare not 4 thcy
lnid enough prefer IL. The sword drawn
them and theIe must bo lite and death struggle for the
mastery The children of tho resicides viii r.kindls 10
America tho flames Of civil ghed by their pArents in
the old county The psarsingns trooper will yet ride
muck at the conservatism OF the North and sword IN hand
sndeayor to tIampe down every principle
conflicts with that higher law" which tnds It's origin and
its sanction la the brains and hearts Of Isnaticism.
The belongs the Saints Of tho Lord aud we are the
Saints tho doctrine OF the Purtsns Of England and
hs been fuys adopted by their Yankee progeny In England
There will be ct the North until that breed