New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-26

\ 'CUmmohxcGllLs Attoluey, Nho ncoo"Pe"'eN
him N Washington to see the President and
ar. Attorney General Bates. This Mr.. For
| ter L. nov In charge Of the Provo" hanhai
at theso headquarters. having been sentenced W
miftary commission % six months conhnsnept, ~
such military post as tho commanding sens'di
shoiid designate. four charges we're pIelerie'
against Linz With oneor more specifications unoef
each charge. Charge LIST: "Using sedi;ioas aud
treasonabls language sgaiDs, tbs United SINGS
Charge ID: Conduct prcjudioial TO good order ana
military discipline Charge ID: "U,ing e"nte'rp-
iuous ard dsrespectful language Of tho Prenash'
Of the Unod Skates and against the Congress VI 'hs
United States" u these three cnnrges nc was
found guilt Tl.s following is the iahih"se Us was
proven TO hare usei in public drinking saloon In
Norfolk, viz: .s..
",ph,a Coyerumen. Is all Cd ID humbug iron
beginning 10 enG and II on could h1fc seen Nh" ~"
I'm INrsl rrton ycu wonid .ay so.l mean WHAT shs'
hnye been there aid seen il al. Atla1an iihe''h -
dci ~ anyiaing he Il lis election IL ~ 'A.sn
iileln Allows the military ai'hcrly t"so on =,
her would fotner live undcr JED DAVIS covsshheh'
th1n ihis."
And upon being reprimanGed and cautioned BY
some one present. and upon being asked II nc fca'iy
meant that be wJuld raihor live under Jea. Da'iSs
F. Government than rnder this, no answered
Yes bY Cd stand hcie now la the CT! OF Sor'
th and pfu.lsn II Alily ard abu'e hoH'd tnr. l.s
United Sta;es tovcrHIrHi W bogus inI'eh ""u VA
rlflt government. from ginning ~ cDd.
IL ehord be stated, If i; is thought 10 be any pal
,sson that Porter was intoxicated at the time ana
| snlsrtirg unler Unsuccessful mission, undertaken
|; in company. es before stated, with Nh l.. h
SDead ~ the President
II is submitted vlethcrit vory far Oh! OF Tie
WY 10 class these men ~ senli-disloyslisis
The vo:o IN Noln.k ga tho Q iLh Of June. tae
day Of tho election Tor city officers, upon the ques-
ton Of military or civil goyerninoIt. wien there
wore $50 votes for IRE former and bnt 10 for tho
latter is au ugly fact for Mr.. Sussd 10 explain.
The only plausible point he makes Is that al"
voted i0S he should have said for municipal OIL
Gers, ,hus indirectly yctins for civil govern
rncn:.p But it does not follow that these
II2 voted indirectly for civil government.
II 70 quite Likely that many voted against ei'il
gosernmen, aud yet yotcd tor municipal candl-
dutes-reason.ng that should civil government pre-
va!ithpy wcrc entitled 30 thoir voice As between
Candidates. Again, IA The words OF Gen. Buffers
order: ..o'
As tsre we're ~ Toast tro sats Of candidates yotsd
.;r containing list of .some iory-iye officers wno
4 voft sreip tfet .t tvcity yO'es Hofc cI Tor r.ty
officers except By fEose who wee Interested 10 Gcs'g
electoG as3anias' h"a,s, ih,t ihs ~eA iu'hinS ~
oilioc la a city vote sor each Other.
As to Slcal's charges Of military intimidation AZ
the polk OF threats Of dschsrge from employment,
&C., ana as to LIS analysis OF the vote against
civil government they scarcely deserve teTious at
,cn,ion. They ase ola peco With the loyalty o. h'a
record, FaisES .. uao, jcisa' - omn'. Inc man
who. having y-acticed IN rebel courts, harnngued
robcl mob aud voted for Jeif Davis can brazenly
say. spsaking # the oath Of allegiance that "no ono
ever supposed there WIS any reason for requiring
me 20 take IT," would naturally not be vosy seFnpu.
lous in sla, meuis put forth fos purpose. The
fact remains that Norfolk Is now woil governed,
economically, justly and il the interest OF the un-
lao, h,,, ir ever part a'or IN iiras -.-.--at 90
the former rule. Gen. Butler has and deserves The
gratitude of the loyal citizens Of that ely for So
curing % them, through martial law, all the bless
| inSs OF good government.
! 1t does not devolve upon me 10 enter into dis
clssisn Of oil tho questions touched upon b. Snea1
in lis thrce columns. IfGen. Ballernecded any de-
| fcpce-and be docs mott 90 not srow that u
yoald be my place 20 take mp the cudgcls in hi. be-
half And as TO az the questions .of jufi'dc.ion'
&c, involved in tha. OF the "restored govera'
mcnt,' they VIII have to be subordinaicd 10 mill
tary necessity CO may scsm aood IN tho eyes OF
Recommending generals. However. 1t he notorious
tha, licenses to stll liquor levied by hv "restcred
cyi.aturc are the only sourccsoi revenue known 10
the restored government that the only money II
has oyo dfbursed has seen forte salaries ofthe OFF,
Gals and that hcse officials pseudo appear 70 be
so indignant ond factious because military rnlc,
cutng of the only source Of revenue, cuts oil lheir
salaries. CHAs. A. fAds'