New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19


! Theekefays death LORD PlIncrston wrote 70 his
daughters oiering 10 recommend item for pensions on
the Literary Fund, which vas respectfully declined OF
this ground among otheIs that their cceptance would
not ta, been approved by their fnther. Also that
Dickenss new story. Ito Erst monthly part OF which
will be Published 10 May is b. lie illustrated not by
! Phi. IA X. Browae) but With wood-cuts by Marcus
Stone. Also that Henry MAJ hcw i. busy reply
lag to attack made Ipon his German book IA a
pamphlet l. b. g.
Slavery Demands Abread-The Times
OF Gen. Raahs's uestorGtion Of Slavery
In Lou;siaBn-Thc Kndcx-Jcaorson
Davis in wax-Ezerhert Spencer and
Ccnte-Prefesser Huxley and the
ChimpnuLee-Lord westsury's Epi-
taph.
Correspondence Of Tie n. T. Tribune.
LONDON March ?, 1904
Those here who are most eager TO forward
the Interests Of the Southern Confceraey are devotre
al their energies collecting and Publishing al the in
stances Of injustice Witnessed In the North against the
negro Of which, God knows, there seem TO be enough
20 make any honest Americans face Jingle with shame
NO book" said Bentley, Was ever written down by
any but itself" II much the same with csuse as
with book. We have complained much Of the reck
!essasss and nendset OF Charles Meckey in his letters
TO Tie London 7i~ss have lived here long enough 10
SEQ his lies ono By dying forgotten, after floating
moment or two. But when he can bring forward some
secu,ation written not by himself but by ourselves,
even the ghosts OF those persisted aehOods Use again
ma many ssy perhaps VIC did not Give thcsa other
stories enough credit" In his letter Published on Mon
day last Och sp) Msossy writes: ut lCongress) re-
solved !; the Gane taSwith gross justioe-that con.
negroes Tins made free should not he entitled
to tho bounty of eco offered BY the Government to
Whit. oonsuipts bot that this additional sum shosd
also 70 to the rcs.e What does thi. mean cries your
onon sen.s Engli-hman hat that Slavery is stl tire
rupg Power nj Washington IL is enough 70 silence
US wien he s-ls " II II not plain thst the Govern.
nept Of Abraham Lincoln Is not plainly tryihs ~
witheu. paving him the p-ico which has docdco 70
b. The int valuation OF those services In addition TO
his there !, pct esse where nsgr' -
II parsdod bore Is &c presentation o. the genera zeal
Ing In the North. II 10 van 10 answer TO al t thar
much he. been donei Tsn miG' =: Wen tos!my ~.
that lie Is not nearly ignorant as no was al thIc
when tc did nj krcw eTcn the alphabet IL ratuTnl
sndrght thst Ne should lcos more st what hss 20 De
done than 81 what hss been done and especially not
cit In idle ccrplacency over last years crop
when the ssst time q this year silently passing over
Am.ras inor hal thsr. nSs, w. = miSiiy chsnge In
Ancrco WITH reference 20 tia leg siGiye treatment OF
tho negro (Which ~ real. the only way 10 change his
sss "A ss.sssi zAs ssSs S.y .s..s " 70 -, &C.
friend oi the United States lere WHO docs not daily N
the fullest marrer. guarantee and pledge tbs result
II is proclaimed every evening on msny paliofms thst
tho l ni:ed States Government IN inaIy ana htsD-
lutey resolved nothing ees ihan uis sIch men as
N-wnap Hughes. Newman Hall. john Bright ana
others. would be startled AID PANIED bcyond sip.es
ss In any one lint.d that cur Goysrnnent woud
adopt ANY solrfon abort OF thu Aad these friends OF
curs are 90 certain Of this that sometimes hear Of their
aGty denying things which We. who arc most mDsscs
acaoaltcd With tic f-c-s know alas 20 be tSo true
o when sh.il oil thi. end When vii the Yanntct o.
Slavcry he fully tason up and the war sgaihst ".
whether fought for az Richmond o. heltuesy or IN
diana be fay undertsksp' The great stroAe Tor M.
Lincoln now would DO Ia aselare slavery al AZ era IN
the L rion EVERYWHERE. as against tho peace OF INC
land aud as pagayZ. 70 tho military power oi u'e
North which viii be to certain extent. ai'ided 80
Tong the fanes hope Of restoring slavery 10 po"s1
.i.lr or e,es ri p-fp.tusting its ri-sYereNst7pce
Ins.sad o; this bold pocy hgre oouts too order o.
Gen. Euf wsioh vs uuAt edniii creates s!s STEM as
nearly Ike Slavery rot ~ be that rs arythin; eoan pe
1n LonaoS 1fnts copies 10 to-day II inli- Anu tle
rampant iIieads OF A boiionisi II tho Bf.sh PeIa-
ufnt Who see nothing ~ admire IL The spectacle OF We
gallant struggle of the soDthcrn white race Tor moo
pendapce are oai oa 10 90. thsDso'-s the question
he " nder merces oi the oonth for the black
nm Ar not quite o. tender a. tnoss 81 the Sorth ana
whether Il wss really ~orth sll The cost, the Loodshed.
tie agony the rsIy. ala the ruin oil tas tremendous
civil var or no other prT pose than to extermiato the
ronr negro or convert lin RON oonloiiADe sia'. 10
= n,ssfsbls ssf." A question which. trust Is, IN
what circrcr. fOrri,
h.st sad determined ueo in tho United Sases. Dsct
no Confederate organ here, Tie IadeI Is publishing
sma srtcl-e In which Il saJs hst the Chief aut Of the
I'D. OF the CoBfateraey Ia England is their sdn,ls
,or OF the wronginess of the relation between the
b IN man and the black man in TIE Southern States
Ths il declares IL fundamental eTrOi and 80 long ~
/, prevails OF course, no headway cen De made. IL
uusi Ia claimed and show tat the institution called
Slavery 10 not Slavery az adj
"rl.r No~ ,h., T. ops snus tho joiner sn
For III should 20 son ooIns In stsife
Into uis place, 'tS-re vi 81 my ihs.
The Crrcpean Isind has certain association, with
Slavery end consequently both quake md temble
tindIy gentle yst!isrchal and harmless institution Of
tbe SouiA II quite different thing :,
II ,cas written Of old that "Jeslnrun vs1ei fat and
l;oied" jefferson president vi the Cenirderatos)
licked snd now wares. II other words. Eadnus Tus.
a.J bss added him 10 her wax gures. He stands cor.
foTtahiy nssr Mcclellan TLo wahea nSs 90 he safsa
roulgrfnf oalcry-tlmt ono being Hunt, the murderer
81 his wife ard children IN the cab. Msdame TusJand
hss srts hard at work on tho i've stes VI the Flow
err Land who were hung ON the I'D nlt
The correspondence ~ the philosopher Herbert
soencer as published 10 The T!aBrsE. concerning the
influence Of Comte Ia England. has awakened some es
torishmeut smong Tho literary magns,es here IL is
nretty certain that MI Spencer Is himself no Comts
whereas the intense reelsm Of his Philosophy Is Ger
tanIy an English indie aion rs Conte u French. OF
the general philosophical tendency OF tho European
mud But tie statement criticised rs that Comics in
auence in England is small Ono cannot DO here day
without seeing that mis- influence Is very greet Take
the leading article for example in the last number Of
what now the leading weekly In England. Tie Rssd,r
In criticsing recent lecture Of D. A. fronde on the
science Of History tins article complains that Mr..
Fonds addressed himself to oppose the notion IN the
fum IL had assumed In the mind cf Buckle neglectng
thore extensive eIpositons and Developments OF the
action BIZ NJ Conte which would have served best 70
mt bin in possession Of oil tsaf Gerry and
ceerfuI slool Of oder. 1ske's thar make the net,on
dir 6anssy sndtysaAd and tsspsy BY IT, Elsewhere, III
suf. he ss,raf0