New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

tho conclusion of Gov struggle Tor rstionality with nc
purus,sc Of ipakisg immediate war ipon Entald ''i'
3bs i>adop Tines has now bcgas to whistle down thc
W,uls, tui is NeW-Nork correspondent IN tp.I"i
Ignsss, 0mlfs that. tho nil,as power of u ooulh
srE hrol en- uc is frank 80 tinE shat adv oee. o -"
mission OF compromise viii be iound in To- 0'ulh -th
few DAYS since In long lt'dcr, TIE T" couiu nnu
no horc Or the Coniedcacy ulcsi tho sIlgia 1rny'
which had recently been reviewed y JchcISoh p''i''
should sin victory over Meade.
YJl may rcy upon II that the Tlnnderer 's rrcpalhs
for styao "eround and lofty tun3hng, ana M1iI syJ
dolcre that It alweys regarded Il the most Toin'rke
andacity ever exhibLcd by sny people. vhen '"o'"oo
cf Vnwncrs ontc,n orcd to b'cah up free Government
in the effort ." 'Cuud a slaye-driVins ucsp"'s" !"
sneTlca
Some aInusr, mt has lecn created az The expense q"
Nr. Bcrcsiurd slopc Wto heads a pompouS aun'lhc'
inent oI an associiio" or the recognition oi sou'e
ind"pcndcpcr 80,
A. couu,of blasf TO This Mr. Lcatham has crcaied
marked sensation D., his excellent defense aud Nidica
On Of our cause. lie says the approaching em"hi
patton of three millions Oi men III the tn inlh I" iSh
and order and the ihoIough yndicaion OF She NH ana
power Of Il iioc Government to hold it. own"
lie furthcr continues:
had she .lu,A -f terrible iesp0n iihc had sh' Per
mtlci her s and lcI laws TO be trampcd ~ ne imie GOV
ta.e oud been iak'n Of her icob'cuc. !cr pn'ian
y and her failure 10 roll back the tide Of Liberty s over t
world Tie IurG.r o' clicoyernmcnt would lave eeen
huiub ed by hat H. hc pcsrcc OF arbitrary po"'r iiNi
cgo and rerocavo would have grown t1na, 'he chsh o
dcsposm ,youl have bccI, strengthened and t@ttccd
throurhout Eu.o.e and there vas not single usuir' o
e d,pot who would not have felt his throne hrcr uh
him We ,hol,i .c been tod ~, the Stc wlic' suh
ai'ted 20 its dsmcnocfmrn which c9nN'd a lls @ m
dissotlotat the loiu OF goyerneni which parryed NH
rebellion unworthy of ulaco in Inc great couy @i ha
tons; and tat that icn OF government hoa i'c'''u we '
spec, and confidence Of zee ill.'
THe Eraisinc mouths at these uiterances ara
saws such a rGrt as that uttered by Nj Leaiiain Va,
an aroni To the historical knowledge of hls hearers
Ii speaks of the same audacity WHEN observes;
DO ct them or '0d tAa because hancss corpus ~
been upcrscdcd sni tho most hcrntous ppss IN the "H
,i.'i had r,tn down u Der ihc proi .ious strain to
lstf f.aF I.Al IftI f s
~ strength OF tL.t Constitution than the with whch
S ssni "a H. = b, n o ,u en- ures,rr Of events II posi-
lively r ID OH, fa. ia fhr fl,r.t institu ou-in 'oi
tutou rr.cd ie Aos iDcra aud popular model-oh 'i
vcr,.I ...T.r r.lto witness tie ciceruH's,, ' Gnu
rif. h . hss co.. tic Ike uiise those priceless iishi
,gl t , once ana reason, taught as ue suuend rcd m
yc r tuc crericy md the Executive hsd been cloth ed
y i.b almost ,e ..lt nsn ior the iuoIncnt-bec tie
~ opic "a. the DseTlo" Of county, hhs'd NeH
70 load .nI hie..fuci0r basis absolutely impossible
But lc,uIfr all III = a4iHcrs attacks on Ain,Ii1a.
Che Lard blows which struck by her own SONS and
iy hcr friends in England, begin 10 tell true Among
tie most earuos; sud efficient friends Of Ameroa n
London is Washington wis., esq, editor cf 1A'
/ horH Z StGr
When an Fngl4ud was aalne shout tie Trent affair.
hc was the only cdit,I m E"EnnG VINO SOD We Nrf,
right and one oi the cry iew who cAnn'lca The nl2f
courage 10 defend r- in public and in private. ic has
made over one hundred speeches IN England "h me
Amor n question and has done very much 20 instruct
and lead in.ls NJ te people 90 48Ai @ndc-e anu
! ilg oi olI ~ tut.0uus struggle.
! lie las been recently and efficiently aided " az
! American gentleman nov 81 Mo,ebys !lo'el. 'he Hon
Mr >,o,cl flou rae North ho Las spoken on several
occs s.ons LonIou nd N tlc county. an, Is u tired
I 80 addrc,e ONE oi i'e I1udon ,lIDs.
one ofthe evening papsls has an account 81 meet
ng held ~ II ddflfon H ~ which george iAopou
was expected. and which ~as addressed bf bOth iAt
| gentleman named. Y SAYS;
Nj Nssf -tou " k. correu-ei tie l~.'n-c Ay d~Irf.o
ise .. ..,s. ,ritou la n1V,r Of te South m Do Icnu
cai bear =. te wsr a. fhe comm ,iify M f' rec r' r
nd OF .upn' l rp.~1Hcuce oi iie er-.is u
hon. ho I,u qo.r,i.1 VIII -.e one. moan. ,i srrrly
sIcl tIclf s.-eoe ng IHiis lf'p'' Alfic1
Au.f ra. amt giving asrt eft On" 'hpniis nom ih'
usr. ltfoT. afi .l.. he AI.ecau Rebellion n 'ontf fo
fie fro.ueoH o' cotton 9 ~. .flvih "lh ii' l' tio"i
r.sf.rl lf.g tsr tsre ln. l-.c-ip1f ol fho sfrfa
,.I'r-ffrro e. to' Ilol fht nus ul te Intrri' oi h'
nl.- efrs fo r- cent l' a'rfh'. an ac,'unt ~ A.
r.-'n r tl'v ir f." lr''i'i n '4'ry u' CO.. ns'9 "
-s4g 5000 h u - r.l.alril lttou " t-r III 'i riai
ufroe- . rlan r.f ..en Nitt Ifsi d f'fH'n af
aIl.F. whDV f.tt IrIf Nifn as l4bofTt nH Niin "n
y -u. as iu Ct4.t tu.t tls. tnr aut We 't'l. ps
Iie lio. d. 10 .l..tl recently elected f ti~ r. rai
ir'r.tt o. - ID, Senate .' Art J,i-N wat t,a hit''',
saalr To- 'ail0. - EAs-h pA'ty fi'i
tl, Ii.. ie. ,Ie .r off ision "i iif 'o'"fir
ad people af fi.f -" tt.n NA'rfy sN'.i' .' "."i
ior ever. .a. ue lo. H. re'la vefc Wa4n4F 1p
lie iasete r,,. ,,.r. or ',alss fo y W lls 'a'
III. scosel ~ N.s pnaf,i over os NJ Edmond b''.'
M. Wiits ha. been iasl.ed 60 America during ~
SUNNI r and u r sboiId seh your hosptnbic -lorc
! hone yo1r roo Wi not forget th1t IN he dnlks
nolI- nI tc o arIr -rD-glc tIt I4t 10 az s QT
never oeafcu t' Ifocar ihe cause ~ natpuIliy AN'
! freedom iu 4 .f..f.
lad Lof-. word apo.f tlr t''orn gro, .ttt
coltTrr .-,y rrOssiug u1rrfolt ol the 81.
/ f.ssl0l. ,..f th1t tAc brave cumfnon"r las com
! pelcd Sir li 4cof tLe 1huniorer % como OFT ff'n
behind l.. "lhpci sJlllt1. and arAun. rfe hit 20
. IntIJ. .Ji t.r Ws 'D1 charge ff"Insi John bi4tHi
/ lous. rc.