New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
I.ssrcepseA Cssscspssa'ses with SsH.
Dsvls.

The following Ia a letter found among the
Intercepted coIrespondcnce fJcf Davis, A attempts
have been made 10 cas-, doubt upon tic suheniiiy Of
one or OF these letters prsviouAy published u Is
proper o. say thu; the gnas. In The handwriting OF
tie authors. aud many ~ them barring Enforcement, by
Jefferson Dayl, himself IA tie possession Of tho
Geycrumcn' here and ~ remain Gle part OF The
history q TIE War.
MDnns Tenn. Nov. u. lsjf.
ne Hoa IrTrsasos bAvIs
nv Dr, hfE. cong .tulaie You an the victory 70.
,.tly achieved hy ~. Democracy ~ Tie nailon II IL
lu' {,emI1rasy triumph The hnli.cal demons II The
S.fth IA lftD rlll again b. IN tie Held Kctouions
new, 20 backward We are n0w ia tls luias Of re-,
oiufIof ,a.sNs il - fruebrf ecclsfe battle i YET 10
b. hngff OR Constitution docs not .uii The North
IN. pr,rrss a. Slavery guaranteed 70 The South h tht
boro Of TIM and Aossrn AMI earth "1H he hfoash1
=, - ~, H. ,l.,t.on We bayc Temporary triumph
Ie, Al. p,of, by ,-.rn,e the met ~ IL - constitute
Nh Iuchnnan abin- ihA, the siHss II power viii he
,y,D. in tr event @, We election .! Bic. krPubiis
- ln lIIa-a,nlinbe Ia t'c south. See 10 4. YOU
southern men about Na,hn-ion WY we
o',he 1rsasR.y and sr aad c,'e o. lhe nafy h'e ~
tained Ia SouiAcrn hands for Il .'oA hP',i' W -
elected M l-CD tho Government. rs'Hle no. !" 70
miiied 70 pasf INTO their power. hsfs.'n% u'.D.
,tralion would In that event be called is Sane
hr policy Therefore repeat let certain D'V'''I H'
BE- given 20 true southern men.
some such Ticket NJ the following
Icwl. c......................sec Secretary Of si.'e
Howell CObb..................sr'f oAf, o. i,e.'r'
T. J. Huss............'''''''''' ,y :, Iu,.rier
FP. Stanton. OF orr Of s c.. Secretary Of Navy.
General Richards n.........'..i o''nsA''i o'n''"
Uallet OF slilsll Is. Cl.......A iiorne! 'p'hsiAL
porgas and Hunter IL Virginia bad better remain IN
the senate General Quitmsn ought TO 60 70 Noaragaa,
A. Y Brown. who viii expect something, ougnt 20 %
SOP, abroad Mr. MaTey !? iI.nfS ~ p SsDlIns.
or IN tbe Navy II preferred
The south Is proud Of you az military man and az :
statesaan You may have to eot tho Leondss Ioi VIC
South; We may have 10 pass 'H'0uS" AN0'~0P'''
The Crusadcrs Infatuated with religion: fanaticsT'
will be down upon They VIII md ssiadin 70 wei
come them 10 hospitablc graves. Ihs Richards anu
JTii,us OF tho campaign viii DO glad TO get back to
thoir Yankee dcns to scken and die with tfaitorous
rcmoiso =. -, - -. n.,,,u,-o.ii h.,orc
,i,ed In the next campaign. the North will attempt
20 Aboltionze not only ali the foreigners In the South
and North but through such mon AZ Cassus M. Clay.
i Minor Bolts. Eaynor Co.. attempt 20 hboifionhc
nil The ..layeholders Ia the South. Houston Bell
benton blair Co. win look on with coinplacency and
give indirect aid and comfort
Long may our Constitutional Union last Is the prayer
Of every Dcnocrat but give equality preserve our
| honor or give us new order Of things.
| Excuse the liberty OF n stranger.
Yours truly In the fiith, SrHi4
A law was passed during the late Congress,
recurring the reports Of the heads OF departments to be
printed IN advance Of the regular sessions that mem
bers may without delay have the benefit OF the Official
information Heretofore before the establishment oil
the Printing Bureau from three to five months have
elapsed before the documents printed. To meet
the requirements 81 the law the Navy Department
has Just placed in the hands of Col Dcrces the Super
ncndent several Of manuscripts. and tho Post
Office and other Departments are busily engaged IN
similar labor. So for the first time In our legislative
history, a the public documents with few exceptions
will be placed in possession Of the two branches Of Con
gress at the commencement Of the session.