Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

Axo1HER TRAITOR TURsED Up.
Ths New York Times, Of the 10Th, containL fal
description of johnson aud Lincoln meeting reia ~
the Cooper Institute at which numerous speeches were
delivered. Among the speakers, We notice he name
of one Chas g. Blyor of Georgia, rotoro is ehesa-
liar d industris who has been held In any con-
alteration by those Who knew him bcs. The SELL
cousitated defender of the direotxtrade principle, he
managed to ioiss himself upon public notice the South
at time when bankruptcy aud fraudulent transactions
had expelled him from the pale Of henest tradenen.
Driven from Ts1a he attempted 70 hx oil nssf IN New
Orleans where his real character having been dcover-
ed, he sought q more oopgensl cline, and became
haprer-on at that Gehenna Of all polltich turptude-
Washington, where, by his Unborn Yankee ingenuity,
be succesded in securing appointment as CONSUL TO
one of the English ports. After the war be rssarnsa
to the South and still operating as general DOL Sense
man on An sx snsvs soAe he managed 70 get into the
intimacy of Governor Brown, Of Georgia, who,
In an evil hour, entrusted m with 'one
sort Of mission to Europe, doubtless Oh
eommsroisl character, after haviog converted
v,;ob ,nto means of raising the wind, be now tu'ns
nm IN the character Of etump speak Tor Lincoln and
Jobn.ou. His Gpssch, published the columns OF the
Nav IOr6 ItHlSS Wa oNAeeA1Ay W. 's~~- - -
knov the man incapable Of writing three connected
grammatical and ssnsibs sentences. Attne tune 'na'
he was Csnaul In England, he In common WITH otoe's'
established paper called the Cotton Plant and a. nc
As unable to edit 1t himself, having no psoA but
for evil no canvassed the cities Of Washington Asd New
o,s.ns fer scrbblsrs until he hbsly compromise on
,oas Yankee pstpsts.o penn, liner 10 England. and
.,.r.d the pepsr Which, 50 far Is we knav, had bot
,,ls regulation IN the sSu.h L,Itsry, ihst Is daSisg
/. vInsr thls aay.n usess 'sOnassioaSr" Was hob
,osolvs 10 ,Ah ely with Sons OF eur d. tinEnl'hed
trsa,ers representing himself sths later 81 arg
in Georgia wac we're devoted 70 Che cause OF direct
tr,ds sas right AMI secession Of tho intsnsest KIND
Having failed in his schemes here, he returned 70
Georgia, whence no has made 10 way 10 inc Paradise
of Bohsmians, Peter Fanks and impostsrs-NeS Yoik.
Oar readers will remember tha We puosihs N THESE
columns letter from Brmuda, addressed 20 the Al
gusta Charlottesville BY Mr.. Du Same, a gentle
man Of high Standing in Georgia exposing and doi oun
cnR this false and treachsIou, 'Oommissoner." NJ.
Du Sasnss accusation now stands proven.
BAYLOR refers to his kindred in the South, whom be-
cause they dtfnd the couny thAs gave them bifh DO
calls misguided. We know poEhing Of bis family isa
other than that nephew Of his-a gallant, intelligent
and worthy young and Jules dsGeh hiso'sr'
taken him IN his hoaess career still holds commission
in ,hs a. rt meat Of LOUISIANA artillery raised In the
s.guning of the war BY the Louisiana State Oonven-
ton.
We extract the following from tn, reported remarks
Of this vagabond: 81
F.LLoW CInEH: AN inaebtsd to the courtesy Of
the club under whose sulpices speak tonight. for
he opportunity cf vindicatihg myself as well SO vudi-
eating What know to bea large minority Of the peo-
ME Of my State, from tue falsehoods and sipef-
ions cas- upon Us by the press st Richmond, edited,
Il ought 10 say, by the hired fools OF Mr. Davis In the
4 ruSele which is taking place on this continent
a sttuRRe which every American depores-t time
5ravs rapidly near when ps ties both north snd nth
must take sides With one bsgerent or the DINER The
duty Is imposed upon every American who loves free
government who admired ths American nationality, OF
either sid with JEFF Davis aud tue oqIe which sur
rounds him, or CT supporting the United ates, which
are hRhtr the battle OF Institutional liberty on tbk
oout nsnt know, fellow couutrymeG, that yeu would
not respect me, Wouid deserve your reipec, II
NV sympathies not ia sgrea degree with the IN
fortunate people OF my Own sschoU. 1 have many
Kindred in the South misg aided many OF them before
hey reacned manhood; have many friends whose sof-
ferirRs sympasbiz, VIZ; bat standing as l do
vith nv b upo1 this Gsg feel what every mag who
claims 20 be an American must feethst there Is bat
one side for the patriot. Cheers That side is not
the side Of tho partisan not the ade which seeks
10 End fault with biJ and that act OF tho Adm nistta
tcp; it il not the eide which seeks 10 Wind cate itse
or excuse ITSELF or thrust It's ideas forward but s
IA he eide which embraces tue great body and mass Of
the American teople, and to whom government Anefi-
can government, under the American N Iti NIFTY, 10
the supreme good. Mr. Davis papers In Richmond have
charged that was not in any manner Whaevsr an oh
o, of the South and they have charged
IL. ihe Stat0 oil GAOrplR that
d d not express in that S.sGe The views which e1.
nassed in Bermuda aud hls these views were not at
a shared by he people OF Georgia. Nov, have ths
honor Of beaing the commission OF the State Of Georgia
az her Commercial and ftanciAl commissioner 70 Ed
rope fore that Was conferred upon me, commit,
az from that State vailed upon werner Brown and
protested AgaiJst my sppoinsnent-out was sp-
nointed nevertheless. Auoihsr committee waited upon
aoyernor BroSo, and claimed that my coupjssion
should bs cancelled, the ground that was not al
American. Governor Blown sent for me and laid these
@ .arRes before me. Ny response to Governor Brown
vass yery simpe one. Toat was born in America,
had lived in America hoped 10 die in America !;
that nv pursu q life had d lsl fed me from taking
mart in pohties AID that had cast vote In my
ia for ANYBODY and if that was treason sgarss fce
dant Davis he could cancel my commission. But GOV
Brown permitted me 10 retain my commission. Mean
While new political quesions had arisen, and took the
postiCn in Georgia nay own signature and in pub
no and stated it TO Of Davis most init
mate friends that considered Jtn DAVIS Government
at r edmond fGud and despotsm, cheer THAT
considered the whole schems Of sectional disuucn 10
BE- what Alex Stephens prophesied it wonld be, folly
and crime. (oheers) l stated publicly, over my
own signature mat after considerable residence ia
Europe in which had in the name OF the United States
Governments, an opportunity Of seeing almost every
foreign deer in oil my experience had never seem
nor heard OF despotsm at all comparable to the det-
potsm which j. q Davis and di unsn leaders had placed
upon the white men OF the South. (Ohees And yet
tbese people in Redmond say that ssTe u'teIAnoe to
sentiments in Bermuda, which lacked either the
lness or the homes 2rees in Georgia. Ispesk TO
YOU as Sou hern map, ard speak from knowledge
of the fact that you fighting the battles Of seven
millions OF the white men Of the South.
yusrRAL CT TIE LATE cHrrI JUICE OF TIE U. o. q.
coUkT.
The following occrrI in the Washington coresIol :
dence Of the Times.
wAsHn eroE, Friday, oct II.