New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-11
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1..,. TbinL, Say, and Threaten.

o, nile is 20 publish the papers on bali sbeel.;
whole one is exceptional Inc qpahty OF .ne max
-rr,tobed ard the editorial articles either nHI or
1poarly imperative In fact, one editor oItIs on
snoogy 70 the resder OF his paper for us sok o
or and variety; tue reason assigned - the urgent c
of the conseiptDg officers, who had taken ava! H'a9
all the invaluable force of the Office. r. -, IL,
Money is so scarce az the capta OF SCUM minus
That m1ecuiops members OF the state Legislature arc
notified that they can pay their hotel oils tins WneI
lin kind Advertisements ~ TINS enect appear III tnV
local papers Here is ono OF ihoin, alnouIoins %
barter not cash IL the rule At the SILVER House Ian
omnous name for tire luckless legislator who looks iof
warm welcome in his inn:" $500 =, 4, -. =,
"WFsnyRs on THR LFGIsIATURK-Who desire 20 stop a.
III. Sbver House are informed provisions where 'u
rnytiel will be taken payment for their his 10y b9aiu
VIZ bacon hams lard, butter, Eggs com cotnneh no,i
o. winch 'OA n'''A'' f'''' WIZ Mas " R. sHIvsn"
One Of the Charleston papers is facetious 9yer ts
barter business advising the memhers from Chats,on
10 90 down to Columbia with sufficient supply VI ''i
keys and chic sens 20 pay their board Tor te
The REGULAR institution hyurishes. The following
odvortisemert clipped from Montgomery paper WI!
be curiosity afew years hence wheh such 'hiss VIII
NJ PRIME YorSs FELLOW, By raAScs LaNcE-Ih' morn
in 2oth instant viii s- al the 1oI. il9 o., ~ sni
r,u,slkaby prime young fellow about z! yeais ou' %
Sl eay accustomed to the house ana handy q" any "0@
Tx Senator Hammond Of South Carolina, once 4"
noted man. " reported TOD dying. MI, ..r,v
a son Of Pierre SOue has gone INTO the hepe army.
The following paragraph appears in On Aiaoa"'
veg ARRrs- cr 4 FEMALE SPY a young woman by iLg
name of Mis- Jones' ARE ited n Selma 'stoiua!i
Nr oftr,r the nature Of which were unable to s,ccI
tn ard large rmouut % GrecnbecAs' Snc 49,, 90
having two aG,G,onpSs. On ''0 VI WV
Politics IS tho leading topic OF the heDe eul'Vis'
TLt Saraanah Republican says Of
LINCOIN AND MCCLELLAN
1--WE have 10 doubt 81 lie reelection Of Lincoln aiiu
believe such result 10 the contest Woulu DC yes1 ioi
rs Again firmly seated IN power he Woulo nave ~
motive 10 ursue a contest that has grown hopeless anu
M the same time ruinOns 20 his Government aug pPic
His interest anil the interests OF the nation WIN DC y.
me plth of peace and a disembarassed second sOpoi
tho1,it viii likely lead him 20 pause IN ms career oI
madness tie has already publicly ntiuated nus ~l!ig
ness % make peace PROVIDED the people WIZ ."S, I
responsibility and 10 is bat one step tnrtIer 10 TAX A
res n,neibitv himself Tie election OF Lincoln WI ~
lant accomplish valuable puIposei WIN Us IL wiz
set n rest forever all issues bat oue-snblnsaioh % IT.
deporlouce There viii be 10 other alternative: On
li other hand With on the noble spirits al DIS uhoh,
we confess We could never contemplate the coHllseuc
OF Met lelsns success WITHOUT an lnslhclNe snuuu %
the possible consequences IT such an event. NC us
trl.r and repudilte the whole North, ana utlc'v
rel eoCsy that al our hopes and glory for the future
1e.ud upon COMPLETE and eternal separation between
th6rn ana rs Illus profoundly convicted, We nave
never been able % regard, except with apprehension
the extraordinary and apparently ine1ingashahIe Dohd
Of sympathy between the old Democrats 0i the Two SEE
tioBs. If We are ever 70 b. humlatc9 or Ih!,u' We
shall owe n al % This same obnoXous influence thoush
now Ia The casual observer o. eYen mol Digs'i tna
mans hand. Let our cOuutrvmen beware Ol seduction
come I'm hat shape il nay whether in the llTn OF
ovrres or pcact or tho candid bold faced PROPOSE
tion az doygurisbt reunion. We would guard them
eion ~ Nv ,is Of ,be sedycer limo Dluaios Fl
did fereurss' should be the motto Of every southern
patriot Having put our hands n the plough l,' 10
man betray the honor o lis country by looking paeR
even for "a moment
RrBEL BIBALDRY
Tie coarscness Of some Of the Rebel writers 70 curl
ous considering that these oic the Southern sehut'
men Of whom we have lenId 20 much. For instance
Tie Ctarlsioa Co1Si0, exceedingly stirred MP ~ ".
W. Boyce recent letter on tie peace question: e1odes
Calhonn's speeches from 1885 ct least fore,el the
war on ms as possible OF probable. We proessed 20 be-
Heve and follow Calhoun, yet we were virtually sur
missed bv secession and the States that FOR years pro
hssed 10 De looking for secession as inevitable u hot
desirable were caught with clique Of GoVerior- ana
councillors and sO-called Statesmen, not remarkably
g'Iten WIN Yuhls'es "a 80" ~, ~ I - iaot..s - for
PLAYING S,ei ss, S5f 5i ela.s A. organ lo by
universal suffrage stline baiotboAes' or any loIh
OF political aeIrcks by which dead matter can be ele-
vafed and you NAV liz the paws Of the ass on the key
and set him to praying aud braying but you cannot
"Everybody WHO thought earnestly, North or south,
forctold end f0grsaW this wal since leJj-eeTtahIt
since l.ijas possible OF even iotame MOI s.licu
by good sa,esInansAip-snd yet under the ml-eIaDIe
system of caucus and clique, Ond selfconstuted con
yeutions and imposition Of oaths, both sscti"hs were
surprised by the and both are now only beginning
dn that after all the Issue is one not 10 be per
mauently settled by war
The Rebels cannot name General Batter without
.pasm Here is Tie CtGrlea0H Co~Ds mid way % a.
lud!ng TO him:
.'Besst Fiend Butler has communicated On order
assigning Confederate prisoners To severe ana OhItci
Gus labor IN retaliation FOR simIIH exposure Oh tun
kee prisonois falsely alleged aud reported to him But
Ter knows tie tale Is false, but nc ID determined u
Obtain recognition and correspondence IRON our war
Department, ana he probably wi DO H. II ne gee an
answer only ~ assure him that his order IS based on
fseboodor as plainly the red tape or Tags o. truce
permit ihit he 10 a scoundrel and har-ths WIZ De
eorespondence and recognition, and will satisfy Lin 30
r. . - 1gcfy nod hv
Eutlers mpOltun0te impotence, II may DC as wei %
yield at once and in time 10 prevent evils or injuries 10
our friends. Iii s no, designed finally TO give hun me
point, let that determination be- promptly shown we
have hal talk enough about retaliation and vigorous
resort 10 war and enforcement OF the consc'
ton; let u sec tie acts and deeds, aud th'nef.
The Columbia South Caroliaian has this bit:
Lincoln has again been guilty Of speech. The last
time he penetrated he promised not 20 do any more
taking but the temptation offered by putty Of seTe'
nadcrs was too much for his resolution lie Lad 10 open
that vulgar mouth OF his bust. brief
abstract Of what he said readers had pleasure Of
reading yesterday and tbey doubtless wondered 10 hhd
that he had actually made speech which dc no, contain
single Joke. IT, however. they will examine the alb
s,ract little more critically than they probably did
they viii discover that the speech must really have been
Joke from beginning 10 end That they failed to see
this on tie first reading. is owing To the fact that Lin
coin dTOps for the nonce his fayore style Of broad,
coarse hunOr. and adopts tone Of grave bitter, but
still admirably concealed irony. Under the cover
Of this Disguise he quzled his hearers the occasion
in question such extent that II they could have
penetrated his meaning they would have iet inclined 10
tear him limb from limb"
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CHARLESTON.
The SauaanGh Republican says:
ave learn from gentleman who arrived las' evening
from Charleston thet fire broke out in the Confederate
Arsenal in that city at o'clock yesterday morning
and did great damage before could be subdued. The
large building containing the repairing shops, five in
number to.wt: The shop, saddery, armOry, black
smiths and shop for the manufacture OF friction primes
oil destroyed, with most OF their contents, The
loss In valuable machinery and tools was quite heavy