New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

overthrow and destruction Of the Relish inttitutcn
Slavery.
year and half has elapsed since the occupation Of
New Orleans by the Union forces Some OF the cIvli
courts have been rcorgGnzed quas civil city gov
crIme has been established in the place Of the old
rupt arrangement Of former times. Some of the org
laws of the State have been recognized and permitted
T. have full force by the military authorities, WINE
others have been entirely ignored and set aside ana
their place supplied By scne special OF general ofde u
the military. Il,
Ihc exercise Of the franchise last December by the
loyal citizens" Of the LIST and lid Congressional DIS
trics Of this State and the election Of two Members OF
Congress, has cntailed upon the unconditional Union
men an amount Of labor and trouble that they unch
have stood aghast could they have oTeseen the conse
Qucncos. g., A.
BY the election Of two Members Of Congress. the
President was induced TO except these two disticts
from the operation Of his Emancipation proclamation
The result is. the slaves hero are not emancpated
Slavery legally exists and Is saved Only or tho oehcH'
of the most VIGOROUSLY dsloya for II 10 not the slave
holder as class that Is loyal but the nonsnvohodef
Ii is the ss, ehodcr who to-day 10 rcIreschtd W
the "Free.Ssate General Committee which recently
lnng the National banner TO the breeze on Camp street
with the above words on IT, Although the President
Proclamation could not have abolished Slavery ioI Us
here il could have emaneipated the Slaves ana taI
voad have avoided the necessity of that exceedingly
anomalous state Of things which exists here toda.
viz: the recognition Of the existence OF slavery ana az
the time the ignoring Oh the slave code VI paris
| IT, 10 suit particular cases.
The Union cause here to-day is not practically any
further ahead than II was when Gen Bu'cr ianIeu'
We have yet 10 fight the battle that shall give ana Sc
cure 10 the people Of LOUISIANA the inestmabe privilege
which the Constitution designed 10 guarantee To
every State in this Union that H. "a Republican form
! Of Government" But that never can or VIII y" Sc
cured 20 us long rs Slavery exists onong u.s. nee
press and free speech TO Slavery what medical me
know a. incompatible they cannot exist together IN
the same Organization. They are naturally aniasonis
tic One is sure TO destroy the other. have d"el'
thus much ON this matter because far Louisiana
concerned the only question isShsl she be recog nLed
as STATE with all her old laws Is she TO be considered
~ loyal" because she has nndsa.fn 10 orerhron me
National Coreranen and (aiiId-bocn defeated and IN
consequence permitted 10 retain In her hands al ne
old machinery by which she sought to accomplish the
| damnable work Whatever the rule OF action with
Louisiana is the same must be applied 20 the other
Rebel States. Her In no way differs from them.
except that she little earlier reconquered.
Tie Union Of Louisiana who arc infeIibly com
mttsd 10 tie establishment Of Free State Constitution
are III Iously looking for some light on this himpor
ant question from the Government at Washington
They hay looked in vain for that cordial earnest sup
port they had expected from vnrisus military officials
The United State. DsirctAttorney. Rufus waples
ESQ., continues active and every few days the Marshal
James Graham. esq. lays his hands on some o. ihe
property Of the loyal men who have Their oath IN
Their pocket Among the late seizures OF the store OF
the leading jewellers IN this city. formerly hyde
Goodrich and since the fight o! Lord Lowell Ihom
as Griswold & Co. makers during Confederate times
Of swords rifles &c.. 10 be ussd 10 drive back The
ruthless invader The store. ttocf. and Fixtures are
worth probably slooOO0 The store O! johnson. The
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charge Of the United States Harshs.
The arrival az boats from 81 Louis and Cairo two 81
three times week keeps u, toeraby well posted AZ e.
what is going the North and ei,ewhere although
the mails do not arrive by that route a. promptly %
by
Beef potatoes. onions apples. Ae.. are much mors
reasonable in price than HERETOFORE Bot very little 1.
allow I'd to leave Tie city for the country parishes and
PER cent il charged NJ tie Custom House all ssch
shipments which necessarily lmiis the rade added 70
the difficulties Of obtaining the necessary per Iiis
You are already Informed Of tie APPEARANCE OF new
nion paper here intended The SoIhern counterpart
Of TAs E.s York T,1" The ofics u tho old C."sssi
late TAs Ssos4i Aaeses has bosa bought for the
pose 10" - :. . IT, 2. r.: w G s. M M
editor IN chief and Thomas 7. May, Losl'ian'
planter and a company lot named are the pro
pr.cior. Tie platform Is said TO be Free Labor
Iron, cone want u care In The preliminary arrange
meni, the Union men have no, given Ia T'~o that
cords. welcome IL proee,ot. 'IF,e'ea nihoasa Pre-
sumo ~ will cone out all night The truth IT, lAoi'
TINT earnest ont and out lind Of style thai many Fl
pocied No halfway paper, arc wanted hsrs ~ the
prescn, crisis, hole II viii come Up to our marx
Some ~ iAe !olfs sho have noil!ig eiso u do tn'
travel round tie oliy bear the gossip. and see The
sights opened their eyes quite rccefty when they .aS
Lucian Adams Walking tie streets at large. Tbs
Luoisn Adams. You Will renetae.t va. TIRED for BIZ
part Ia iarrng and fcs;hering Mr. Ellis. and sundry
other chi, ac practices found guilty under the IA 81
Gen Butler. and would mosi certainly have shared TIE
fate 81 Mumford had Butler remained Egnor says be
4. under bond. not a. leave the city But Ia the name
Of all that 10 rational what the oath and bond 81 such
sooundres. n. chief Of Thugs IN tlis city worth We
all know hcw Jom Bofgs. Who took ihe oath. Kept H.
| james Syms the "neutral" Hfit!sh merchant, w'o
furnished medicines "a the Coufcds aftoI Gen Butler
here and got sent TO the forishe too abs our
streets viii impgniiy And ye, another w q Bet
tcrton sentenced by Gen. Banks 10 ~ years lmprson
mcni and 5000 hHc. for trading Will the Rebels. 10
also among US or men who know him Intimately are
much mistaken. Men In tho came line Of husine. he
uscd to be in say be Ia making preparations TO 30 into
| business again quite soon. or the two trst named
| can youch for their being az large
No news from tie Teas expedition that We are ni
| liberty Ia publish
The William Penn an English steamer captured In
the vicinity u RIO Grande crossed this port last
ing She said 10 have 60 bales Of cotton board
The Locust Point. from Ecv.York on thr nth,
reached tho bar this morning al and h expected here
| at o clock this evening thnRA