New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

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Neither speeches resolutions. uncndng telk can
do MS anv good without action. What W must nave ~
[ n tloronch organization; and every man capable oi
bearing arms should Join IT, There are now few com
pauies here half filled MP perhaps with iuh quota
of names bni who do muster more thhn respect
lla sized SQUAD while there should be IN tins city ~
least 'cmert aud they should 'uin out al ever!
drin A.
service We certainly 0ncLi spare few hours OF cach
: week in preparing 10 defend our own homes. -
Montgomery is OF the wsahest cities IN me Ton
scdoracy IL proportion 20 the number OF innaoiaNs'
and if certainly seems 10 be the dcfcnselcss.
Montgomery AayeTtiscT
cRovIS At THB RALEIGH STANDARD.
from Tn savannah Republican
Mr. EDITOR: 90 not like The Rafoieh Stand
ard nor have ever copy Of that sheet bat rom
article in your paper see lis editor advocates SUD
mission. ,,,,,
viii tolerate such sentiments IN then midst III me!
continue Ia rcruit such o trucking coward 10 edit
paper IN thcir city l cannot believe IT. They VIII
Vintrcafe their own sentiments ard force tiis poor
creature who deserves rot the name Of man to seek
homo among those dear Yankees whose slave he Is 80
anxious to become.
Such i,iiow il scarcely worthy orr Indignation but
he should not boz permitted 10 Insult tLe brave pope
of our Confederacy hy such articles. II Is scarcely e.
be- supposed that of ~ viii he able 20 DO
much harm but late rcyeIses have developed othef
from hing welkhue.d fellows lO have not shoulder
ed their musAcs to defend iD.r homes who together
ehh this brave editor are feady to ia COVE ON th,'
knees md beg mercy OF lAt Vt uA'ffIh iI'
Such towards. Sir, were horn slaves and 90 not q
serve that brave and shonld toll and sweat
and bleed to protect thea from such doom
- much for the submi,S!oulsts. Now q woidto 'oe
reconsfrrofioni,s; aud let tel Won. Nj Editor that
/ do not consider them whit better. He who adIo'
Gates reconstruction advocates submission ana he
know it, but be thinks the word reconstruction 'ess
Objectionable than submission ard be docs not tllhk
the people are quite ready for that word yet
Bot ~ who advocates construction ana SUD
mission 1t IS who staying at home, and have
not drawn their swords IN defense OF their eountr!
What better could De expected fIom such i-an mat
viii 81 l,s country Dis Tome uy AIDED cad not iekc NJ
arms 20 defend H. l. ~ nature slave aud u only re
vented from being one hy better Sighting his battles
I and standing between lin and his matters.
Alasi for nv country that there 20 mary such.
There aie enough men AZ hone N Tie Conctcra'y 70
/ mako such IN Amy would end til. war IN III
months The streets o. Macon and every other town
In he Confederaoy are filed with theee fellows who
are ENJOYING their ease while their letters are stand =
awake that they my sleep ~ safety and Costing hat
they may be iull 1t makes my heart .leken 70 thnA
hardly cont in ny indignation Let his exemption be
ever so wen indor,od posisliy vii hold hin account
stle All appeal TO the patriotism Of these p.ype
would BE- slss for they have none; an nppea' 10 'Aai
rride would De us,less for they have none.
There = but one thing ihsi can reach her 'hA' =
'he strong Of the Law, and | an amazed uhlt our
Government ms aiicd them 20 long HIi, noisl'h'
standing al these things, I vii mover believe DLi u al
TIE noble blood that h.s been Pared he altar ~ pain
that its reward VIII 30 victory II trn righteous men
could have been found guilty sOdom would nave
been saved, and surely the thousands 81 noble I've
that have been % freely gwen to our glorious c'1''
viii not prove ase!ess sacrifice.
rng ONLY COURSE TO PURSUE.
! The KnoJriNe E,gisir says that there are
som. LiDcsutes among the residents Of that place
Iiey should Il once De- arrested and sent beyond our
ires The same conrte hh""in DC pi,i y s,'
" Aave 40 for such persons. VINE thcy are lr'
uitted 10 remain among Lincoln VII Lave plenty
ofspes and iniormer II Is no use 10 cherish and treat
kindly yipcrs that VIII bite NJ II they have an oplDTn
uity Those parties Suspected Of Lincolnfsn should
have been driven from our midst long ago ii IL not
/ TOO late % take action now.
II j. bar simple act of justice 20 ourselves 20 pursue
such course and in justice 20 ourselves We Ought to
pursue H. No sane MAJ should for moment allow a
cut ihroa. ard q robbcr 20 be % large If DO Knew H.
why then allow IncOnitrs 60 reside urnolcrtcd ~ the
Sorfh watching as thcy are 90 DO harm Whenever
chance ohers No who IL knOgn 70 favor Lincoln.
IN The east should be allowed TO remain uninoleaici
at TIE South.
GOVERNOR AIKEN. or SOUTH CAROLINA, Az
ARDENT REBEL.
The Iy1minlr says:-" the Yankee papers
pull.h a report cmanatng from that repoitory Of Lar.
Parson BiOwIlOw. tlat Ex-Governor Aiken, OF south
Carolina IS held prisoner BY the Confederate Govern
ment in Richmond ne report Is hardly worth the INK
saTy say that the report has 40 much iIuih IN az
most Of tie reports concerning Affairs IN We SCUM pno
ieLed AZ the North. Governor Aiken rs at lbs home,
doing much for the southern cause "a any ono man ID
| tie COniederacy.
! PRICE OP NEGROES IN GEORGIA.
! The SarGnrdh Republican Of the 9th says
Bot little property wac offered for sale Ut the Court
House Yesterday; but such wa brought mSh Prices
o. viii be seen from the annexed particulars;
mcsus. sader Ressns sod one negro girl ssed IL yea"
az -25IS; errd negro woman, 80.
! r. J. Walsh .ollthe following negoo.'
Nero gi, eyed 10 years, 42s;s.
| Negro man eyed 43, years, III 80.
! Negro woman, Hcn. 90, , ..o.,
Negro woman, Ssd y years, ,nf enid years GA f''"''
! Negro man. eyed n year, e2yA 80 ..,,,
McssIs L. Roche Bel sod TO- shares OF the Atlantic snd
| Gulf Railroad siocA a. = ~ 70 f2lI ~ -, am,
GsDTge W. Wyly 500 central hHfp'n s'oeh AZ Pi"' w
Macon and Western Rs1looi stoct si .37 90 ..,.
Savannah Aibsly md Oulf iaiD,od stock al $2J39SNd
| Bank of Cornf1efce stock o. tJVJdT5J
! Planters Bsrk stock at 1881. - 49,
| Isf 10. and improvement, No II Ebert Ward estate Of
/ j.. Q1sntock, deceasr1, tl6IOb -,
woman child twO yeals Old sud on miant soia io'
boz Il yeara DID, with The loss Of eye brought t2lOo
/ GRElPAL LIE.
| The story circulating IN the streets on Mon
day we presume had better foundation than The fol
lowing paragraph. We giyo II not the slightest ere
/ dence
HeInmes. of The Mercury saws lat II Is eycrywhere
reported Tat Gen Leo has resigned in consequence o
letter from TIE President His resignation rs moi
believed. though where there IS 70 much smoke Hencs
thinks there must be- some fire.
II D. 10 be- hoped that ia tie recent re,crsos that have
attended orr arms We may be spar"d he loss oi ohl
wh" as stood safe and baricr between 10 aud
the enemy.
NOTICE TO SALT CLAIMANTS
4 All persons in Macon entitled to draw salt
unde The provision for the supply of sodieIH families
are hcrcy notified TO come forward Immediately nu,
register tacif names Oh the rule will be" first
first served" II. II. HOWARD.
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