New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-21
srcrsY.oY Eaom SECESSION.

Fort SUMTER IN, Brue--art thou faith
less-.hou who frat vert garrsoned by the
Palmetto polladina-whose name, erst Reyolu.
tionary in its laurcls, became glorious for
Slavery, and for Secession from the accused,
sniveling nasal, bypocritical and swindling
Puritan Yankee Such as We hear in the
Southern breczes, is the question asked by the
fiery chvolry in general respecting the facts
which are now made known in reference to Rebel
mutiny ia that center of the Secession system
the "Original Jacobs Of the War--a mt
tiny by the Poor White TRASH" wanting
i,nmeasurably more now the bare necessities OF
life since they have been hounted on TO their
porricidal act and beigg driven by suffering,
short-commOns and sans-culoites starvatons to
despair, they have risen against the grandees
who consider "Slayery, white or black, the fit
condition for the laborng man."
Such is the intelligence communicated to
Philadelphia journal by a correspondent writing
from Port Royal, South Carolina, under date
Of the 18th inst. 1t was conveyed by elk
Northerners who escaped by running the bat
tcries on a foggy night, in Colonel Rhetts
barge. Nearly all the garrison threw down
their arms one.thrd of them having previously
announced their determination not to fight
longer under the Confederate flag. The mutt.
neers have been Oyerawed; but threats Of ven
gcance are made if any are put to death.
This utter disailectOn is not confined, il Is
said. 10 the fort, but extends to all that region
where the shareholders fury rageth and the
people bear the feudal burden. Desertions
arc common. Provisions are scarce. Supplies
expected, do not get in owing to the blockade,
and the Rebel leaders are giving ,igns of des-
pair.
II this be true, then il is but the ever sana-
tive and terrible work Of Nemesis the Avenger
II wa, South Carolina which was most Tory
ald slayeholliug, aud sought to 60 over TO The
King-and but for Norihern arms would have
done so. The war over, and the work OF
Federal Union commencing, il was she who
sought 10 put the Slave Code into the COnsil-
tuition. aud did introduce the - damned spot
regarding fugitive slaves; il was she when New.
England was most in favor Of ships and COM
mercr, made a protcctiye tariff counterEail-
ing cry; and when the tariff wrought its mar
wells throughout the Land OF thought and work,
IL was she who rose in sedition 10 separate
the Union, the tariff being the pretended
cause aud would have succeeded mad
Jackson been as feeble as Buchanan;
il was she who, in the language
Of the owner Of the above. mentioned barge, has
for thirty years labored for the Secession
which has come; it was she whe fired The hrst
accurscd shot against the Flag Of our Country;
fired it especially at the time in order to
dragon the divided Virginia Convention into
n REASONABLE attitude equal to her own; It
was she who has ever been foremost in dcspis.
ing tue rights aud dignites of labor; aud N
dciying the spirit of Slavery; aud il Is she
now "ho aas % suffer from mutiny-rebrllion
Secession within Secession IN the very ecg
OF i,c:heil.On. Such is the record Of history.
IL 10 big with portcat/