New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10
uArw sGUTwEKn NEWS.
He6. Dnvi. attempting shc COINCIDENCE
Gov. Brown, 81 Georgia, in Nspiy 90
Gea. khergue1.
DAVIS OF BARDEr.
rroa rhe. Maeon TsIsgraph .ad Coutete...e.

Hsrdee whoever may have feiled," said The Presi.
Amt that noble Georgian Gen HGrdee has done sll
Pal could b. expected Of solder or asked OF patriot
Vel said. and true 10 the letter.
yEFP. DAVIS AND GEN. BgAUREGAED.
From The Augusta CONFERENCE.-The.
Az public curiosity is much exercised con
srnirg this distinguished hero and more particularly
II present with regard TO Lis assumption Of command
d Georgia We ere permitted 70 give the substance 2.
brief ooloquy between gentleman ana Efcs'~e"'
Gxsr,Ks.s-Nf. Prc,iden, We have beard here that
Ses. Hood mas been superseded. Is 4 sot
PaEsDtNr-H 81 I have no. heard 49, ana Il" nov
kpow it 20 be so. ,
GxsrrEsAS-we underftaad that Gen. Besu'egard
ear 10 aSsnmc command.
psrsprsr-tep Deanregnra will take any command
n serve his country. he will pass through Augusta ~
. few days
The eoduuncs ere welcome TO draw whstoyer con-
tiusiOIs they pcase.
Jgpp. pAvrss sPEBCH At AUGUSTA. Ga.
Fruu The Charleston Courier, sept. Is.
His Excellency President Davis passed through
Augusta Thursdar On bis sfis al AZ the A o.
svsta and savannah Railroad depot be greeted by
ree concourse Of citizens who loudly oa"ered The To-
spseted CHIEF Magistrate Of the nation Of appearance
from the car in which lie Wa trayerg. IL Answer ~
shese manifestations Of popular applause he appeared
M ,he platform OF the and made few fcrarSs IN
which he said he 90 lapy 70 greet SO man! Of hA e'
bow citzcuh O Georgia; that II Is 10 time nov for dss
pair or dependency; that he mast te Gfre tr9ri
a. sol! Of GeOrga aud fhot the men Of Georgia must "a
In the great work. They must leave or ~ ia!e t1cr
W,es and children. end cast lheir gold 20 III ms,
and help 20 drive back The insCert foe nom theN Dor
der. We struggling. said the President, to pre-
the heitogc bOeuoaihed 70 us by our athe-tlo
right 70 govern oursclYc-the night be f-cemen II
We succeed We shall 10 happy and prosperous; bnt u
cur COniedorscy shoud fa constitutional government
pol.tea f-eedoE. will f with H. and we shall BE- sub
Bot "a such Cur.c,s nat lately enacted ~ Atant.
L. the baniShmoht 81 and children rom their
1omes-en ouragc which would surely bring down upon
she perpetrators tho vengeance of great Col lie e1
torcd the people therefore, 70 Oc frn and fata "ht
oil would yet BE- well
YEECn OP THE REBEL PRESIDENT ~ h0NT-
COMYgY.
FROM III. Montgomery Mail
Mr.. Davis began by expressing sense OIL
gratitude for the occasion which the kind attention Of
be Legislature had given him, of appearing before
Capitol in which the first notes OF existence were
Assped Of his rcDeuhraDce and sympathy! lie would
attempt TO conceal tie fact hat We nave experienced
great disasters Of ate The enemy have pressed oar
armies backward into the center Of Geogs Threatened
abe borders Of Alabama. and occupied the bay OF Mo
bile but the city still stands and viii stand though
svery wall ard roof -hoah fall 10 the ground. He bad
beep disappointed in all bis calculations In Northern
Georgia After sending forward 10 the army al Dalton
eli the reinoceueBts he eond collect ron every anar-
ser including the troops from Northern Mississippi no
bad confidently expected successful advance through
Sennessee into Kentucky Had he Thought that instead
u tts ard movement crnes would have retired
% atlanta re would have lett his old, ,anonted aud
venerable friend General Poik, 10 have aseacd shor
man upon ria brnk hy North Alabama Tut be had
yielded the idea OF concentration and tne seque, was
ANY thing than what he had been induced 70 hope Yet
cot without compensation for or losses. In
Virginia, despite the oCds brought dgdluft Nt We
hsve beaten Grant and It'll defiant hold l.nes De
sorv Richmond and Petersburg. That pnTe ard noble
patriot that great soldier and Christian. General Lee
Although largely optnumbered IN front. largely oInnn
fprod upOn his fEuks commanded g body of men who
had known what 10 Was 10 De whipped and never
stopped 10 cipber 4 he time for action IL 81 band
There il bat duty for every southern man IL Is TO
10 10 the front Those who able for the hct should
not hesitate a moment and those who are not should
seol employ 20 hid AID assist The rest and 20
induce their abeboded Associate. to seek oI proper
eltces In the army.
Mr. Davis ndyerte 10 the pa11 ne lad himself en1eav
20 bear In the Of his repugnance TO the once
barry ambition and faith In his capacity FOR arms
He also alluded 10 his long political career, and me am
pnosities and i'll feeling which active part III the al
fairs Of the country had engendered. He had feared
be said that old preudises IN others might bo tnrDed
araira him, and that Old feelings IN himself rAgAt "
aaence his aotion bat that he coud deoare today,
ses four years Of experience, end IN the same hall
where be before high Heaven 10 support me Con.
Stitution Of his county tha, so help I'm GOd be La
never been induced to sny coarse pubic or 'srsolai'
by any oonsideratoD of the past lie fet thsi was no
Sfse and he NOT the 70 have any friends ~
reward or enemies 10 punish There be -an said
Nr Davis, who when they look 1t the ION, can only
90 . speck upon H. AL oi more sonsuine iempera-
mont perhaps bGt have striv.E 20 behold cur affairs
With cool and candid Temperance OF hsar and apply.
ing to them the rigid test tue more confident
te longer behold the progress Of the wax and reject
pp0l God for the gres; achievements when have
crowned our efforts
He next rapidly Surveyed iour history for me pasi
Iree years ooneludng his esgme with thankfnes -
that ia STe1s staple Of rae Sos had sse1 sgTfesed ~
grain produce Jor III spyo q or 9,'sies IL ~
He paid glowing tribute 20 she capacity es'ianry
end patriotism OF Gov. WattA aud urged upon The
ssie and the Legislature tie wisdom OF his cou sei l.
u the connection he spoke ~ the soldiers of Ala
hama They Lad fcogh everywhere, and VOL They
0ere stil rpdsunted Their cxefnpe should De the
pride and glory Of the State and an eiouelt appeal "a
Bose who were yet behind.
Mr. Davis spoke e!oquently OF the horrors Of and
she suferings Of the people, He desired reace hC
lad tries Obtain il, and had been uGey puls' a
ahnul sfiu sfvive Aud blessing of Tod and
che strong Of the soldiers yes topoo 20 obtain Il
II there be those who hoped O 0utw the 1aakces aid
b. smooth words and fair speeches b. he spieGranOe
Of willingness 10 treat or " Lsi> 70 reunion, hoped
affect any certain Candidate in ibe hos1. tisy deceive
themselves Victory in the field "a ie sSrest element d
strength TO peace parry. LET us VIA battles and We
shall have Oves;ures scoD enough Is there nan n
the south in favor Of reconstruction MI Davis drew
fine picture OF the horrors Of reunion, which means
asbjugation IAN that have ~ say. no exclaimed,
10 concluding this portion Of his rerlrks that the
who is In favor O, this degradation Ia on tho ~rong
aide Of tie Line 0. battle"
GOVERNOR BROWNS REPLY TO 0KsR8AJ AHAH-
MANS MESSAGE
GENERAL sHKBxASs PROPOSITIONS.
Prom TIE Coniede CI!cn
Az much has been saiG about the informal
message sent by Gen Sherman 20 Gov. Brown Vice
President stephens snd Senator johnson inviting them
20 visit the General In Atlantis, fOI & conference IN
r-iereucs 20 the state Of the country with view ~
cegoatons for peace; and the public mind has been
much excited upon the subject saying that II Is
the duty Of tbOee gentlemen n aocey the Generals in
NAbOn. mako an W OIl uiSttuHfb pF
p4yotatiOn others cOnteHdng that IL was ths duty Oi
the Governor 10 have seized TIE Generals and
have ordered him hang a. tretor We have. for the
eratica'On Of our and The curiosity Of read
RS called upon he Go,eric, aud inquired after Lbe
frts
The Governor 10 reply 70 our tnquirlos. ssied .bs
NJ. WIN. King who represented himself o. toe bearer
sfa message from Cen Sherman called upon lin and
STATED IN substance that Gen Sherman had Ieqres,cd
hin say 70 TIC Governor ;cst he would be ee@ed 20
srceve visit Ionc hila and other distnsu "a Gsorgi
with view 20 q conference upon the stsie 81 the