New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
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universal or t-nse In the corTuIt days oil nome
been the greed for land the American peoPo
through all the eKistence OF the American Union h,r
The original eGigrin abandoned the other eoh.ineu
y because he there d,ber,d, by
nom the acquisition OF ever 90 few acre, when nc
his own Since the Norman conquest tne iswu a % ,he
classes Of the ADgoSsxon n@o been s,rauseIs " te
privilege, the natural right and the peculiar " Nv
ins soa Our continent wa settled 10 ; , ,h nn,ssson
race faaiished by SIX cen9Iirs rs h.. a.
o. lard. Froe The Decentralization Jsestowh TINS mas az
ways been the ruling passion Of the American PoPdanon al
most EXCLUSIVELY sgIcaur.s they The great draw
back Se Developments OF on country mas peh
,Sr ger oI auo ,res IS ms force Of labor would justify
therefore. betowns only third OF the pains when was
due upon " a, be cult vsteo -
Tins passion for land been collective well indi
vidna Wlsnngon and Patrick Heury great aud cor.
these great men audgtins Of leading ideas of
the -a. Government which they established Jefferson
she appetite digestive powers OF anaconda bis ocia
capay He caused the Western psns to be explored
Pacific Ocean to be visited Uncovered explored aud
cd in Of the United states of America He crushed
with high hand the ncpeut conspiracy for An Independent
MISSES pp Empre. He purchased Louisiana
Even John Qiucy Adams, the representative man OF New
CLONES clock pede and travelling thinkers f bal den
Of scounres he caught the Inspiration of land aequ.
ton while Federal secretary OF State and puchnied oiua
though he surrendered Texas. ,
The sectional quarrel which grew up between North and
South, originated partly In the thirst for Land One OF the
objects Of the Abolition agitaors was to exclude the south
from the vacant public domain and to secure II all io s
North The immediate quarrel on which the Union was sp
ssunaer the quare Mexico aud hsnsas commenced
by the two sections in 1880
There can be ed agreed peace between the two
in this fearful without ancahe DIVISION
the magnificent domain which has heretofore been lie as
,e common property Of the Union Is Mary land to 60 alto
gether the North. TO be divided according to the pre-
RondeIance of popular seniimen. N eseh o. i aV T
CommOnws herself or by the CoDeaericy -hen mas
State of Kanawha a a siae qua non Of peace?
Ate tmeeTvug Kentucky and heroic Missouri to he gwen
PP..sea. Davis il his Mes.a:ei OWN South ia,
that the territorial position Of and the popular VIII OF the
o.her render their possession by herself qua noa OF
ossce Tns two great questions whether States b,
divided alt and whether they are " be transferred entire
OF in parts the other party with OF without refer
a, &c 20 their election, Will not Ue difficult OF
than the important qoeon no" sns the vast domain
lying west of the Mississippi be dispo'edoi
ESrope was many centuries ting questions similar
those affecting communities and tue settlement
ber mous aud rivers OF blood. She has at length
established policy and sst of principles which in
relieve her peace negotiations OF the embaa's-
meuts Inch beset those o new communities q
tb.ster in setting the affairs OF new Continent
Nevertheless all previously sett ed principles Of al
pa a,ion were aside in Europe the downfall Of Ma
poson the Great and the eaoing European Powers under
the ny title of tie holy Al lance, set to worn with
caous inalnefnoe TO ali national instincts ana traditions to
establish boundaries create governments end d. pose OF peo
pies with iDse eyeto pIovae en- e.vs cntcSs and os1
Of power Since however The aolIy arrangement o. 1919
pubic politics of Europe has again been conducted wn
t. what are there accepted as principles OF ersre
and ju-tce and little dheaty is ced
Satisfactory terms Of peace the conclusion
of tine bei which now rarely occur among Ter fows
great and small
But on continent without system OF public
politics by which - arrange the OF pacincation. Tue
pide either party the existing conflict fud
for concession in any great public principles OF genera
persistent adhesion obuo1ous aud sop
port and preceden which have been established Oy
The difficulty OF aejutng the terms Of peace mutually salts
factory such aud under such circumstances OF
grea; and yeaEs may esp'e aie tne cess ion OF
setivs hoses bniore they can be oefnitey Determined
FsOm IAe Kiehusons Dnpasea, fet 3.
is He A MAN OR A DOG
A Northern paper informs us that the President Of
the Yankees after reading severe structure. upon his
sharac-r in one Of the new'pspers exclaimed Am Ab'
ham Lincoln, or am d"gP - .
maze haste to assist their master In tue sou OF this open
question is wbicn involves not only his status
hbersey elected their Chief Magistrate D"ndescrpt
Postey judging them by tneI actions will never oele'
that either Abraham OF ms followers ere men but DOE
tina, they dog, We should be 10th to do such us:c-
Those American citizens OF descent WHOM
has denied of defending themselves roIa the impr
tation implied in the inquiry, Am Abraham Lncoin,
Abraham ia certsuly dos-st all events, dog
the higher lie is Cog OF g. Bernard OF Nswoue
land Tor his instincts are destructive, not Conservative all
hs lack the msJesc dignity AID lepose Of thos
benevolent and nasnsn,mou. creatures de IL not pni.~n
msstr for while he 10 more feroeious than eiheT IA
L. neither honest brave. tie is not snepbeId 10
:.se se hs some Of The vulgar 6ao Of dos sna I
the dog In he fable be Jumps into the stream after the sh
of the order Of beyond
capacity Of tue Yankee President On the whole
should Inclined to answer the questiaL, Am Ab.shzu
Lincoln OF AID ! q dos P'-you are Abraham Llncoln
Personal LIBERTY.
The North Carohan Legislature having takeI
action resolutions against the power granted jeff Davis
supsnd tie wit of habess corpus. The haeh Sl JOUyAa
ssys
The Cenfeders,e prison at Ssisbuy contains a.
sthe States led with treason aud via
treasonAbe practices, and guilty, many OF them doub.
and yet voice raised IN sympahy for them OF FOL
their comfort except the called
sves III North CaTona-the ouy iscon, thank God b,
found anywhere in the COnlsdefacy Let the people
this.
five were charge the traitors who have
the live, Of in this STATE and the ves aud property
Of loyal people within the reach OF the have end
On the Lsssre would give rise to another series
lu.ions much abuse Of humble self Therefore
viii no. make the chnge We VIII content CURSE win re
nincine the Leg'atuie that hen they complain Of the
p1or pr:onsfs" at salisbury being Compelled 'eeI upo4
board" " straw they ,bould hrst
brave .odiss in the hed who have nor aw tc
seep on Anohthsy DO not k1o" tle TACT We w tell tom
that inen ynpstaJ oeeteo "Aen spphed 10 the poor
prisoners a sJisOury.
three hund'ed, coud be ouId who wiling to tsse tie
oath Of esiauce u the Government Of the Southern
federscyl hi. s tact ~lich utltoly denied
Now do not cuAise tie essisure with easonabe pu
Intention. they claim Bot We chafgs them With por
po,e qgsre aud conflict win the Confederate
ttors who have not the TO their
We call the people wa.cD the movements Of the
:scsioE eCnTeiled ~ suen men,
THE CONFEDERATE NAVY.
Since the daye OF Paul Jones there have been no
acL,eye Of single shP ia wsrfae oran:
those OF the Alabama Capt oemmes has won foI himself
has Ju put to sea under her gallant commander bids af
rival the 81 the AaDaua The Navy Department
aud tho Confederate Congress t. devote thelr
sueTges TO putting more snIps AiOai ana giving Opp0r
tuni, 70 our gallant naval oces 70 distinguish thes Ives
and lender service 10 the Coniederacy.
ihe ocean Is the only upon which carry
aggressive warfare sgans tie Yankees -
VIA sPos d Doth tLeu pfloe The
sehl'ehess manifested IN hsI commercial circles the
ePes~ohs of snse EMP, the Alabama shows up their
weak spo ana we should .tnke with all our power
VIII s the boa.ed proves OF the Yankees upon lie deep
We ps~S'e 'n~' confederate rayy built up which
drive tbsis commarce-the source Of u their w.SiiTon
LUG NA0' " N"' "''a"' lftiehmond Dispateh