New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23

presented BY Mr. Yancey of Alabama. and Mr. Phssa u
aside the Senate bill with view OF acting upon the House
b which those clauses oshe Exemption act rsla,
owners oftwenty negroes The question wa, decided
in the negative Tire Senate bill then considered By
The House passed Senate bill authorize the issue Of bcnds
for funding Treasury with am-ndnent also bills for
the relief Of certain officers and soldiers from Missouri to
refund to Alabama oyepaid By her account
n the army And resolutions Of thanks TO Gems Mszrude
msnd' for good conduct battle Tho House spent most Of
currency.
MEETING IN RLE-IMPREssMENTs.
The preamble and resolutions of the meeting in
AbemMe demanded by the times The old landmarks
Of civil liberty wers being uamped upon and e.ced aud 10
no hands appropriately the people Abemss
could their yindcation DO intrused.
PUBLIC FEELING IN Observation-Disclosures
MENTs.
Monday last Feb. q, being Albemarle court.day,
and unusually large NUMBER Of the citizens Of the county
being in attendance meeting was organized take into
consider alton tho subject Of pres'ments for the support Of
Dr. John r. Wood, having been called to the chair ard
WA. 4. Early esq: appointed ssscrei,i,y; r.-,.
which ho Chairman, was appointed and having retired
for short time reported preamble ard resolutions which.
comned With Instructions to modify them 50 AZ to suit
the prevailing sentiment Of the meer'ns finn.
Tho Committee having retired In short TINE reported the
following Gamble end resolutions, which were unaDoa'y
adopted by the meeting ,....,,., ..u. n,ho,.s.x
Sdepc. IN the integrity and patriotism Of those BY whom
orr Confederate Government sdnnis'ereo iney 90 hot
Tor moment the desire Of the President and bis chief
y. "a the discharge Of their hirh duties TO con
due themselves risdy within the limits pescoea 20 mem
nv The Consttu and laws of the Confeserscy esppe
"a Gnly the difficulties by which hey have been snnound
J and the energy snd resolution with when they nave tnns
co, au ncc-,sfaiy met and them The war In
h;p we arc eng.z ed has proportions up.qussd
neyhsp, in history of the world and demanding OF
such people have ever before been called on
=, 80 But well that the issue involves every
lin that men hold dear that make life desirable thss
- a. with enemy whose success would bring
20, "a our BOARDS dhOuor beds contsgson to our
dwenys her IL ruin and degradation to our anles
We Therefore accept no, only willingly but gladly a. the
naoo Of opr success whstever sacrifice hardship 10
nav be for us to make or 20 bear And hay
"a cons der we EMMY dsternio alton
,h. 40 r and efforts can avail to prevent IT,
sl,ke tie pride AMI the stay Of hopes,
shs not suffer should Il be neeesssry 10 take tho
ohe from OUT backs tho food from tho mouths Of our
Nsyerthees. in spirit Of jealousy for civil liberty-ths
,,sst boop for which strugging-we cannot regard
,b vo no matter what tho prrter tho erecse or
,on by any uneionary civil or military any power
-, f.rred or sanctioned by Law. The right to
tH. pryse properly public use' making just compsn.a-
ton therefor concsds but 0ny. when the sw provides
fop n and necessity demsnds We condemn the exer'
;,e of The mower uusanciioDed and anresuls-
ed bv sg as dangerous 20 civil liberty and We desire In
bs VIEW infancy of our Government 20 record our protest
sye,v practice which II not resisted at the outs-
go ao precedent hereafter to be appealed 10 By bad men
,sIinS for-,hst which is enjoyed under Government
whose every agent and every act are regsed and Controlled
Es.ed fherefore That without intending to complain Of
nybng Which the Government has yet done or TO question:
IN, puty and patriotism of the motives by which has all
; ~ ,ct5r,ed we HEREBY n-tfuct delegates the
sn,rs Assembly and our Representatives in Congress, 70
pse their best Efforts the speedy Of laws
% the whole sbec, Of impresents whether BY
the State Government as inst while provd-
ing for the %S s%ps y pu & % Of
r, s,d, NV be restrained from the semblsncs OF
and the rights asd interest. Of the oiieA securely
Resrts That cope. Of the foregoing preamble snc rs'ou
RAM
reaussed in one or Of the newspapers Of Richmond
on 1'''n' ''e '"'''' JOHN R. WOODS, Chairman.
VIZ 7. EARLY, Secretary
SLAVES In REBEL MILITARY SERVICE.
In obedience TO requisiion OF the Governor OF
Virginia for slaves TO work on fortitcations the
Hsnrico County Conrt has made an appsrtlonI1ent
among 100 shareholders 10 that county, and called
for Q9 slaves. This is for county, and serves 70
show much the Rebels depend upon their slaves.
THE STUFF THE REBELLION Is FED UPON.
uonuE Feb. I3-The Southern Cr.is, Of the
rth mat learn. distinguished citizen one Of the
North States that lncians Illinois and one Lave
smined TO stop and make terms Of peace with the
Coufsdsse States all hzads They are resolved tns ths
war the Confederate sstes shat cease otherwise the
1.n' Of those States drafted or enrolled iesvpsth.
federal army by hundreds and regiment ssd there !. no an
si.nI anlv 40 900 effective soldiers remain. That
her is dsy dai.hed BY mortality from sickness ard von"-
fhe iessasrs. Of Illinois, indians. ohio aud Kentucky
viii convene Frankfort. in General Convention Oh TIE lS
o. nSoro.o terms Of peace ADD commerce with the
onedescy the States bordering on the M.,ssnri and
~ butaiss; proposing suee'y offensive and d.iensve" WIN
The south any sdoptiou OF the Coniecers states on-
tIon and ncOporaou Of those new members INTO ne oo.
eacy the people Of the Confederate ststess
b In any relations OF amity and commerce with 'se
south. Commissioners will bear the result 20 hicnm9oa 20
facoiy adjustment. All interests require hs, tn, 1e,loe
.houd taken openly, with serious s'd dianhsd deter
The eru. OF adjustment will be abnitted for ates'iou TO
psone Of Ohio Iriisns aud linoi, rhe balstboJ and
I In,n s.y, that be expect. no general
on of hcstes tho Soaf West and BY Ia OF June per.
a.r peace unles. the Republicans wage war against the
TnE NEWS FROM THE NORTHWEST.
From TIE ,eAssond D.preh, FEB u.s.
We publish in another column the astonishing
news rom the Norrwe,t received by the telegraph on Sat
urdey We cal !, astonishing Is something more
smsirs astounding. supplying Illinois Indiana aud we
behsye Ohio have determined to put stop to the waS
OTTER Lincoln the alternative Of peace or Ssceson-,o ecsS
their soldisr to psy tie d.; in variety Of wsy. iinos
ole Of Indians Illinois aud 0hionot party in tho esis-
urr-no, rarsy In To. county not primary neeo:, cS
:, A.. In solid column assembled God knows
nero .p-skins God Lows how OF throash wh.t
sn,b.d fos wisdom a. has siresdy been ior nnsn'ny.
Tley sent drsg tes-wha they want W, aeess n,
they have already settled matters without them We 40 %.
tnosthsv send to point within she own
bodc,-ba, " all other places upon earth. 10 fanso',.
OF the Kentucky Legislature ana leie L.
Committees deliberate with sen,nes at the door o. TIE Ooa-
nit &c roop1 ,,-.- - ..,..,;.n, ,o,., .
.mb.ge send other delegates to hichmon having
a. of course that the Is safe Tho coats
10, and that the Yankee soldiers aid oiicep will of-n
thar K, and let pass whether they posses papIs
80 ia F.asral authofiea or The plysic sseE..
,y.Sy workns Out OF McClsrnsrfs army OF 10000 all
have deserted bat ~ ootho biggest dosetop OF modern
tina. ,reept 10 where whole army have gons
% a, be ssYons at Leipc-snd no 900 late UDion soldiers
e struck single blow without FIR ns SCOT or dIawng
swa,d tom the list of tho Union sDiy Well might
,ssrsuh call these maryrls important. II true!" We
sonder at its moderation 10 thus designating them. Even
tb, concurrent announcement that McCernAnd-se tho
loss of his desertsrss s stirring heaven aud
take Vckbug does add to the astounding character Of
the tiiing~