New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09


ocean and render the importation and expectation OF
the county entirely subseivien to the cusc OF S"toha
liberty We would not forbid Individual and corporate
prise, but only regulate SO that 1t should exist
only by making the cause Of the couty s cause, and
subordinuting avsrice TO pniiictlsm. III companies
were not willing to run their steamers exclusively Ioi
the cause, receiving lberni Compensatory they SHOULD
not be- permitted to enter the piir but be treated az
p,bl,c eneines which they would be- for In tins war
every citizen that is lot with us is against u.s. The
blockade dOes not requr. regulating bGt coatrohihg
not department rules hut official management.
by such control Of tie importaiions the exports would
be maze to contribute exclusively 20 the ultaiy de-
Tense OF the country. by cuIhing the means OF dis.
play IN dress and table, tic uDb coming vanity OF
the peuIe would b. checked and habits Of rlgaiy ana
economy ENCOURAGED; by closing the markets. ., ano
sgance that pervndes all classes Of the people
would be checked and if the currency was not nppre
ciacd 1t wouG not be d"decintod BY duly cou Par
son ith Articles Of luxury line blockade regulations
of the las. Congress q failure because they I'M
ped,d Individual erprise. and Old not provide that
The go, eminent should supply Tie pace oi the conpa
mes thai would the bloc Eade nn1er nose feBu
aiions Far and hbe al prnsatsl should be pad
to individual enterprise bat ihe gostrnnents-Staie
and Confederate should own fleet Of steamers, and
run the bockAd. under a System when. insurlhg
against capture would supply losses A. fs rs they oc
Cured This IN CiVant war ard requires gigantic
LIT aus and hercuesB Efforts.
NEGRO HIKE AND MICRO COSSCRIPTION
From Tho Richmond EnaiIe., JAI- D
| Either the owners or their hiring agents are
acting very much against common sense IN TIE e1orD
tunt hiIcs demanded for negroes ths 5ar One thoI
sand dollars ard board and clothing are asked ~ some
for ncgrs men, IL not stem Of Labor that thu, tx
tort. up, the necessities Uf e hrcr ri her eIprnsvef
| Is a qucs Jon that We have heard asked en- alarming
times since the hires a. were doubled
These men surely forget III. state II the country, ana
10 the fact that ernest people are now
deliberately weighing ithe helrngs snd innnehees OF
negro slavery upon the Ircsl ecs Cf hleTty bnd lnCe
p-nGepcr- They surely forget that these eIoIbitant
hrs az. actual distractions to production and such
are really aid and comfort to the enemy. and conte
aueut.y acts hostile n cause. TIE elliott of the
cuuuiy IL TO the cost aud increase tie quantity
Of objection in oider that the currency may be hu
proved and the sustained but theo"ners OF ne
yrocs den and hires for their slave. Shch tie farmer
cauuot pay and continBe 10 cn'atc Lh irin With0ut
ncreasng the price 81 bis crops they are
as the enemy would Lave tLeI act aud they are jrop
ardng the Institution of ssEery ny making IL Ai III
cubus upon production.
for the army became II would diminish tie labor oi tie
country Increase tie cost plodcun and thus cause
deprc iation of the currency bni negro men at one
lhousand dollars per aDDum with food and clothing. II
expensive for farming purposes; snd therefore they
be conscrptrd without any damage TO production
Thu. the owners of slaves arc removing the only gccd
objection 70 General Lees recommendation VI employ
ing the negroes a. soldiers We hops that Congress
VIII now At prompt! and e3hscfite ever! negro 10.
makes him the kind u negro wanted IN the army
an A No. negro soldier-and renders him too meb
aud co.ily for the farm or any other Kind Of !Abor
Would IL not be we'll FOR persOls hiring negroes 10
have a provsio in the bond that If the negro Is con
~r,prd the hire IL ceusel Olhcru i.c man may have
bond Of one thousand dollars IN pay end !et'h negro
be scB' 20 tie Army.
ROAST BEgp ~ JErF. pAy!S'S COMMONS.
We lately gave al extract from the proceed.
ings Of the Rcb~l Congress showing that steps bad
b,u ,a.en 70 permit JEFF Davs - draw lis rntiobs
fo the pubc crib NJ tsnnahle ri~- instead OF pay
inc e,urlrsn, prices 10 the huckstes, butchers. ard
ot.r uppoe,ical character who have higher feg1rd
fr roast beef and poultry than for Rebel currency.
.pr.sr. n IN the representation OF tho latest Richmond
hist
4. ncceary 10 the sustenHDce oi the mutn"r OF kicn
nond. IL sppea's that some action was taken several
months ago bot u has proved Intellectual The heAH1Ta
S,r'ind thu. explains the iAluc q. 80 scheme anu
urges the necessity of another
"Sune mouths ago. when butchers we're demanding
ak dollars per pound for beef tie CT, Council made
contract ith Mr. Ingram 10 brug Dcef and mutton at
n,uch reduced rates Tho : cgctnfy OF W hr gave
passports 10 prevent his cattle from mpressncnl. aud
n-.:'. ysrs ds.ed 70 pT,raie ths meat Tor the
Beef fell from three doiais T.. r5-~. na. In
gram asks much ioT the most extortiOn-
ate hatcher The poor th" multitud- the people. find
10 benefit in bis arrangement with the city. city
stal may be mighty god thing FOR n'eW rich men
abont town and for Ingram but hcIs not those who
are IL need Of belppsople TO- whOse bcGCtt ho wa
made contractor The people II Kichmond-ihc great
multitude who by the most unrcmittg labor. cannot
one half The paid 10 Government cle ksere
starving his is not Ia flourish. bu Fixed fact. The
uvarice traders Luckst.rs ard butcher have brought
s sbont and IL time tor Councils 10 do something
TAs var Is even more bite. than Its Ssniln,! on
this question and gran T. likely 20 SANE. the fate Of
former Virgin mia beef contractor whom Patrick Henry
denounced IN such strong terms re J1iS states IN
very positive terms. which Italicized that tho Off
Gers 81 she state Oi Virginia supplied With primo
beef in this city at one dollar snf 'i''y c"n- pound"
ANTICIPATING A VISIT FROM SHERMAN.
The new Rebel Goy.rroc OF South Carolina
has issued the following proclamation ID The people Of
Lst State IA view ~ the coming invasion FISHERMAN:
UDQRs.. CHAgldsTuS. Dec. %. is6t
The Leg Stature Of South Carolina has declared ths!
all free white men. between ,he ages OF sixteen and
stty years not ALREADY IL ,hv tv4-cds.l;e service.
shah b. Liable 20 militia ssr'!e".
The city Of Charleston r-r::e' Tor !ts defense AL
within IL limits who are Nr'vrc1 those ares. Thi.
service IL for the defense VI our homes II cannot be-
declined except by those ~ho Lla4irs to defend
thai Stat. v'sse laws protect th'm thar city by which
they are sheltered.
Al will come forth; oN rat conc sr+h. The FREQ
pron,- Of service L. wh.. IT, state dcirer. The
vice Do, proif.Ici viii y dCmlAd.l.
Ofloers CHARGED win tho orran! la'ion Of his force
will a. much ~ possb ~, obciio thr ser,.oe With tie
empoyments ~ business o. labor III those who are
rnady 30 perform H. TheJ Wlo promptly respond ~
the cal. Of tie stats are egtto. 20 uDd VII receive
from H. sea,efa ,onsde!s lon ~ I'll that affect their
welfarr
Nnanci- In all ofsaniyao-, l.. the ely - Charles.
ton viii bs sled without delay % appointment. The
Iaos' a0Iive ncaas sIoifed TO Co-fciJ =. .nfolmeHis
ana pirt-ci every organization.
Arrest and punishment, ~ ployl6cI b. hv. " III BE-
only reported IN vter ind''cp'srhv ssary. IL IL
hoped that IA Do Gaze VII II be necessary - resort 20
ether
The enronsr' and organization o. ~ gi,nrnt.. bsttal
ons o. ndSy ondsut c,HlaDie5, III ~ reported 70 The
AGju!ant and Inspector Gcnert Officers WIN exercise
ell the authority 9Th whict they invested " main
tain the respect due u the las II to Siite. which re
Qu,rs for s defrnGe thesee o those Who live within
us lirnirs and under is protection.
In this seryics there exemptions; bo
allowed EXEMPT under special circumstance. Csrti6
Gates Of disability or otLot os.se IN conssluonco OF
which exemptions have been hitherto granted. will not
he regarded unless reHVs sd. Exemption from this
service what one Will rsk who 3. true 70 the state
II there are any not traa 10 or stats they have no
proper place niaors aso vfo nov prepare Tor II DO
fenFs. A. q. hACEAfA