New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
"gutler N ,rorr,. &, o, have told Won, an inmate

lar Ia y.
ia o1 ' ba Fifth Avenue people must feel as though
tbey bed a" Oregon of WHntley III one OF the
nsr,ors and well win !, DO for them II tIe pisS.n
gga., d,reud million of dolars herd oil wn'e
60 = hrovn stone house. with marble iacine, hhu
- berk hair Of twenty naril1geGDe EoulS 'dos "
ery morning for brcatiast. l had some business 70
,,snsac A. The Eth AYeaDc Saturday llghL any.
ranbing thrugh The Heruinlblc cOTrldois ID quet' "a
friends room oorid scarcely resist an uneasy ls
giving lest shond turn tie handle Of t1g %roIs uoo
and find 10 self suddenly in the presence o. the bsaf
Ny nerves are tocrab'y sirocg. bnt tmnk nhIer tnc
cifcul,tnntes might have io5 Ike The Roman boyH III
Lord Macauay ballad, WHO ranging the "oous 20 ma
"''N "Corae 20 tho l.orih Of some darA si-
NnoIe. growing .oi', LeTcc O. beer
lies saAd. oo-cs md blood
7fsis the sort q aar.Goodc served mp to i;s custom
crs BY the Newspaper With the largest circulation ~
tie world - /. Is said how cyer be getting rather
red az H. FOX Mr. saa hrs received IN ntmaion tha'
he had better como home JIG win then have leisure to
stpl 70 tha, lawsuit with M Dickens, aladcd 70 In
my last, nb,u The continuation of "Quite Alone in 8"
-, 81, Ro,,5. 81 The way Boz was well Satisfied
will, thc csf.rror,cd conclusion by Nr. Andre" Hal
u5av m HAT gentleman Is 10 have $500 for story u
Lis own. cAcr.'ge ~ the priyiloF Of republication IN
boul fora. Do so lopc that Ar. Soias legal pro-
ecc,inr,." Of which he has given notice. VIII nN Dc
drorped. because you Win be cdidcl when LIS o'di
nary habits arc made pubic
IoIetnrl 70 tlt Presidential election. - ile u
Legation on Monday I. vaa perfect gaia day many
Epglishmen calling oA Nh Adams 10 congratulate hin
among them Nj Cobdc. tloA ola his way FROM fhs ro'
Cepcc n M!dhgrst S!,str, 80 E0cidalc TO meet .
constituents e. make that u'bi1 sqeoeh oi me- 'ho
American portion OF ElCA need LOT commend 10 YOU
His .eriz.-ioA the election "as being orc o.
tie mos, Sabine spectlccs IN tie whole history u u,
world. and Professor Goodwin SMITHS brief l,iei
about il TO Tie unv hafs lfom Boston are the best
things ou tho subject volunteered by ErgIsimcn Al
of rs. loyal AMI Rebel. American or English, are
as'9Ledd at he eX.ca, % tie victory and think some
OF the hitter lseilaiHE 70 pause, 10 a-A themselves
tie meaning on whether !; il not just possible tai
los al American, 10y not understand bcr own GNaTi
he in the T.flf and come GU triumphant, afef an
while tley tLesls.hcs have been horribly mistaken.
Thcy arc hit bard and they stsrSoT. Our tns'ics9d
Un,orlst. too--o; which pe have too many, who were
wort os Il were spoogize 10y teirp'ircple ana 10
talk dolorousy about the duration OF the var--aie
pluCking up thoif couIagc. heGr nothing however.
as yet about ou doing any ns to celebrate the Union
victory os We cs,urcdy ough, TO- car English friends
really shame OF by their zeal They intend 10
oryauize great meeting neat weok under the eUspite1
oi tie Rev Newman Hi. tie Emancipation Society,
Sc,Gc
| TIE S5.tl,ra Ia5..a.d re dissolution - PlN-Msl
,risily clossd ts doors Aordsy Eitn ne 'esa. 81
tx PrssiG,1tial >cc;gH ia0s! has 4 optsed
flen ,ia;s! Tie overwhelming majority for lincor
fell. Ike boUb.sNcll or the secesh and their Eng
ISL friends alike. They -soerce nov and hard &
come at"
| But how about the Confederate Cotton JoGni That
you viii have ob.eryed loyor changed its figure even
by fraction and has stuck persistenty a. from 81 &c
~ Gil tie week. have made it ny business to discover
the meaning Of thi. apparent anomaly and fron friends
on tie Stock Exchange, oSyr. in the city" snd SORE,
at the westeud bat al sympat1ors with the South
gather tie iniormato that the Committee Of Stool
Brokers hal arranged that In The event Of the news
proving unayornble all operations in tho bonds should
be tabooed for week or Ten days The stock Is held
by prominent Leie. ard influential ones. aud hac
rot the paper been engineered above IL " oulC
have dropped out 81 the market 90 appear again
As IL is since the fall OF Atlanta, many brokers won
touch Il any terms declaring that its fuctuston
too violent sudden foY them osonlslN an Wit
any degree of peeunitry safety. Yon may irnsgin'
what ,l'e staff is worth, now. by its never havini
charged at ell during the week; and also infer TIA
some hocas.poc1s is being transacted by tho cot
ton.oporato,s In the Liverpool market rOm the fac
that on The day Che q the election reached W
from ~ 90 10 5000 bales were sold o. advance
from d. 10 3D. pound, the days proceedings loolin
very much Ike spanic.
Here ere somo Of tho grosas Of tho vanlnshed oou
dcnsed for the benefit OF tho readers Of Tn TRmuN'
ho may not have time 70 pok them out OF lengthy ed
, itora!s:
TIE T,tes
Il "Hepeeiorward We may consider the DeInocreti
peitV as expelled from che aIena Of practical politics
and destined 10 purchase either an ignoninious imnn
nifty by ipact!on end snbmissiop. or 70 s1er hli 10
series that tyraots inlet martyrs endure
We can regard the reappointment OF III
lincoln es lltte less Than an sbdicaion by iho amer
can people OF the night Of solf goyeinIDeniss nl
avowed step toward the subverson of popular gov
eminent. which az sill exist in form bat whic y
subsistence q gone" Gov. 22) I'm the North PTsei
don't Incolp's prospect is seclre,the war policy ha
been ouco accepted snd peace Therefore. between
atvcrsaes resolute and so evenly matched rcma
as imDrobabLc, on is as remote eseyer." lNoy. ~.
The nation he's accepted Hr. Lncoln's plan o
peggiag 6wey.' and hns no other idoa than 10 con
tnus the ia the style OF the last four years. b.
sending three OF four different aries ino tho hear
the CoLfedcracy, n occupy some unnportspt town,
ueer IN front OF tie en- says caithwoibs Nov 70.
t III. Tess,apa.
I'VE therefore accept the reelection ~ Mr. Uncoli
a. the act Of the people Of the North. Bnt now I
uhe office Of President of the T. 81 is Of the great
I est thrones Of power within the reach Of man.
The people Of the North. COerced duped. honestly
misled OF want.ly corrupted. have chosen for the
, ruler Mr. Abraham Lineoln-s nan whose moral and
mental nDfiness Is kDown and has been avowed ever
ny bic political friends man who could and did MAKE
Jokes grnly indecent among the dying and the dead OF
the Ooun.shiIel slopes OF NHpSe pJ
tcal dishonesty In conducting this election has beei
openly proclaimed by himself; who cannot write
state paper thot is not burlesqucwhofe idea
rule is 10 trim his sails TO catch mob breezesand who's
sole idea Of war is Ito keep pegging away 10 long
be- shall have human lives 10 stake against the foe
If the peOple the North hnd been capable Of rehec
tion they might have thought better have choseI
ruler Of decided ability and respectable character
(Nov 70 That much closer contest was anticipated
q is tolerably certain. Men like DavOust Haynan
st. ArDaud and Butler seldom used except when
n ~ considered necessary 10 tsrrify people Hut he
Lincoln Din his speech after e,cctiOn makes no ntoI
cfth n utic have ~