New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

liy0n wish 70 snn the dehcious perfumes n wealth
IL is not the finest part OF the Southrom peie,skuy.
TO Charestonbnt there Is not foot OF i; which "
kec, scotchman. or Dutch would not speedily rncszs
money cut of!
CAR TALK.
And vet this desire 10 Danish the negro or o.o pr,c
tcaly Ietnsave lin, is all but unsnnous I've van,
to get shut of the bigger altogether" is the most ers
the universal prayer ~ the Southern Atanti \: 700
day. TIE people in the talk Of little o-e bn he
negro Nith two gs). the Yankee and the wa sn~.
Gest the idea that the COnfeleracy was or
and pop goes the moral indignation Of the la.. rae,
Overwhelmed is their word. And You Nc.ll iere,
have done that said one Rebel tIiumphaail, jsv.,
had not had al Ireland. and England and every a,he
country in Europe, 10 get their dregs from lie ssa
ges ion that the National Army bad but yer, mil
proportion Of foreign soldiers was indignani,g ',opJ
majority OF tie "Fcds" were Pats" or .Du T., -
YANKEES IN THE SOUTH.
There is evidently no desire to renew The s;re,ri
but North Carolina loyaist OF ofcehoieg tls,9p
knew thai. after the civil authority was fv ,,,'s
.drawn. 1t would not be safe FOX YaRGees 70 ,, ~.
mind" in this State. The old cslracsm viii 10 le,;,sS
] met with Northern men ofbusness who sew a., ~
have DO ifol that they can remain after ;c nan!
leave. Is Il Is tLey are daily insuted and Ii
un tie patio, ten times oiiener than the b.. 80
net no Northern man who has Travelled in ii i ".
OF South North Carolina who expresses on, 81,
whatever in their professions OF loyalty Tley 80, ia
Heed to BE- sincerely convinced that 1t WIli.inrws
renew tie fight, but they arc rs prelrdeed a.e. bs
Norh-her people, her i.eas, her social sys,cg ae,ts
cTes Of got ernmentas they we're In Chalf l.s,.
tho war That is to saS tie war spread arr. ,Ss,
this Split rather than extingnlsbed il.
HATRED OF SHERMAN.
The atrocities Of ABdcTsOnvie are fercely rie5 al
IL Is widely believed that their prisoners f,,a,si
cruelty at tie North. Shcrman's iaarch i if,edv
sFoken Of without exception, and by people ron ne
mesa They assert that his soldiers commit, al ~ ss.
cruccs and crimes which (as Gov. Perry sa.) ,arat
neither TO be forgotten nor forgiven For exlmge, a
person from Columbia stated that white v.r,nr li,v
was Tayshed by party ~ soldiers near t.e cilr
stripped OF her clothing and found insnstc inn sey
eral Of SherIpans men chteTed one iBg and com.
mitted arape on the person II mgatto woman in lie
paror and in the pre- sence Of the master m.ie ana
two three Of his daughters to whom hOVerey thov
offered 10 indignify. Another case OF lurs was Re.
ported at Mlcdgeve. The burEings OF Rebe. hoasrs.
aud cs.eciIiy Of Columbia are sayageiy sr.ksn ~
lie the ccniGCrntiCn ~ unlrmei vessels tie Sic.
bamn. Georgia. Shenandoah and other pigar ~ vel
Of Clambegsburg by tie Rebel army, c,ilefde-
fenbod denied. For the audacy Of assertion vi ch
characterized the South Is Lively in the DAYS wn.
they eulogRcd IN high pieces their baIharsn ~ els.
airy and sgmatized the Diishes flower OF a0ez civ
i.!Zation, al educated w'ia.ng ciass. as Mud. b.
Is TREisON 4 CRBiE!
IL is evident tnai lhese people have not trC aste,t
notion that they have committed any crim-. Waea
toy. Rip Van Perry Wink.e of South Carons teclred
that Gen. Lee ranked next To WasbingtOl he tui e.
dressed what seems "a be the common opinion here
, Treason should have been treated crlns .og lie
sake 0f The moral elevation Of these people. A.ngin;
JeN. Davis viii DO liltc good especial, { le q
executed Tor the Anders0gyls atrocities lLa OIL
leave tic question OF treason untouched, ADJ would
practically admit that ID Is crime II be- is a.t saky
G at tTeason-n treason Is not a crime-;hs southern
whites VIII Of course canonze hin az marys j aei
ex.catcd aud. II he alone Is punished for treasorft
thousand at least are not banshe or imp nrea iOr
ME at bard labor for that oifensethc death - us
will present capricous aod petty an epec. = Tie
cxecution Of the miserable tool and uba,rfg 81 zen.
Henry Wiz. Lee, the master is laglod eien by
( Beecher; Wrz the servant is hanged" E!lhol len.
eft 81 clergy" No wonder that moral Glsfnc....
confused In the mudded Southern brain. vhCa cyca or
great Northern preachers are SO Ieeilass 81 tlen
Gen. Lee, educated az the Nations expense t'shF
honored BY IL. trusted By II, wantony becomes iga
tor drenches the soil u his native STATE wth DE Dest
Young blood Of the North, and 10 Wien he i'leeaio
capitnlate not only Is BIS vie life saved nat We are
called 10 rejoice that be is permitted 70 ocehT 10
stion from Which be can poison the yclsf Soa eIa
intellect and in which his success a. teaoAe. va u,
ovtlbly throw a halo around bis Glgantc i'm',. II
we wish the South 10 feel that treason j. &. are We
must Danish all the leading traitors ana CT, ica.'e
nost IL others. or be prepred 10 see the OF sellH
hatred reappear in political and social ie ',n'Si
Johnny Of sAMDo.
1t Is sad to hear these people talk Of the negr" sd
long conversations with some OF the more nt eeat
passengers II listened only 10 the others)s ard. Whs
they would speak Ike men Of sense on every Other
| they talked like idiots on the lebOr question Hey
have not the aintest perception Of that -. si tn
OF political econOmythat labor 20 be profitable mf, ~
free; that is better TO pay well i4an % Nt1
BAN we that there is more cotton IN fECe nau lai
! in q slave presented the argument IN ever, iYu
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and from the West; but while the planters wol.d 81 nit
ny statements and sometimes add Others 70 them they
always returned TO their waowing in tie i-e u cal
| hOun digOOl'sm.
No" said one elderly mar; "no. sir. O.. 30 use
talking; you never will get any steady woA 'u GA
Higgog unless you make him. I've driven rigsers ty-
! bye years and Allow all abOp, them
my dear sir. 1 rejuiu,d. that's the very leason
that ron know nothing at all about the freedmen !o1
had mover driven slave you would have knoNa these
TIE ORPHAN ORDER.
y0nng doctor here joined in the conversation bgt
i, was the same dIeary tax again-:rom HIN n bicr
language Skully presented bat still tie familiar
old slang aad can't These peoples ideas are low II
range and as oOIy and muddy aud loathsome their
own swamps are. IL is really startling 10 hear tiem
talk OF driving of their negroes at CarstmaS-od men,
women aud children who have always worked fog them
and theirs for, they seem To see nothing brutal and
nTdy in their plans H. short AS far the negro
sibty shame. To deliver up the negroes into thvlE
hands, would be 10 initiate the act OF PLATE. l. '
sacTilegi0us And inasmueh as ye did i unto The
least one of these nv bretlren. We did Il unto me-.
One point made by the young physician deserves 10
DO recorded lie said that Gen Howards order, III.
rectnc that negro ORPHANS or children might be boatd
thereby get some years work ont OF them.
"Bni. | suggested. they will be free az O.
"Oh, no" he said, "Ee cont mind that 10 faa e.;
then al any GRc'
This order ought 70 be repealed. Gen. Howard could
not have known how shameialy IL would be perverted
evidence enough AT Charleston 10 enable n 10
kH0r that to bind out negro orphans would be smP
| II mand them To Slavery.
WHAT wE-USs WILL DO.
Another point established by conversations ID ne
ears is that the planters have no hope Of 10 Ie 70
doing anything until the State is reeons,I ueea :
until the whole power is in their hands. when tigy WI
pass laws which will give them all the adfaaa -s 81
Slavery without It's drawhacks--such. ior CN4rI -
the support Of the old and helpless
| JOHNNY on IIIE YANKIE.
| "The Yankee" IS freely talked OF. His alreai 70
buy land eagerly desired but be Is expected cnrfy
to occupy position similar 20 that Of the jew, te
| Middle Ages--to be banker bat not ruler.
| heard one genius say In conversation VIII laiV
II yoaug men Of the first families, judged. 81 - l'a
! Cuio.ing--One Of them a Major m the ktle 10!
Although hate and detest the Yankee as u1ea :