New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-27


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we believe viii be efectuay DONE but how. when.
or BY whom do not knoy. Bat the roRfe vi LecsTs
treat from Richmord hn not yet been decided npcn "
North. The Times shall have due roce; but since ttr
Sonas have been st"ppcd. Tie Times pst await Gen.
Lee mode Of conveying intelligence
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AN rNDIgyAST ORGAN ..A.AA
| W., doubt if the world hos ever before known
an er,mp'e such ss Is presented in ttcConfede'st.
pressed ~ an enemy that seeks nothing else than
utter ana nnal destruction. In this extremity. nun.
Der OF ctzens are DESTROYS Of proering their ssr'ort
with the consent of the batter % ASSIST in The
public defense; the GeneralinC Chief of our Armies
wermy indorses the policy Of securing this aid sad
pleads that . would be OF great and essential value,
the President md the Home Of Representative mite
in his views: the Governor Of Virginia warmly s6vp
Gates the policy; tie Legislature Of the State coedrs
the Confederate Senate alone and the Senate by only
majority, assumes the responsibility Of battling and
Disappointing the verdict OF nj the rest Of vecting the
universal wl and of pohibting 70 the people aud he
army aid which the highest professional and
the most universal popular OPINION pronouaces
Ito be Of extreme consequence. The Senator'S
decide that however important their couhtrymen
and their Generals and their soldiers may deem this
measure. il shni not be conceded. This nd which
ritber the enemy 10 have they say shall not
be received on our side. All this the senate decides
and by one msiority That minority Is made op IN
part Of the votes OF tho Senators from the state OF vir
ginis whose capital II IL danger, the Senator from
North Carolns, whose capital Is threateded or the
Senators from South Carolina. whose capital
has just been SACRED. In tho name OF our
OWE immediate people, We implore our own
Senators to reconsider their action. That their course
threatens 10 be injurious, II not fatal is. assure
through whose will, pEtify. they hold their present
positions. The fearful responsibility of tho
course they are pursuing, Is inmenselv increased
By the certainty that they exercising their
ust and tier power in opposition to the CONVERSIONS
OF those who bestowed them. and who sTe to
suffer 80 terribly y. they gre IN error. We had
tOned that the Legislature now session woud have
declared to or Senators ere his it's wish and IT'S Will
in the name vi tie people We trust that if II has nof
already done So 1t will ect to-day. II u Shall fall-I
that fatal delay and hesitation and timity which have
hrooded like nightmare all our legislative bodies,
filing the people with distress ond olerm, ssali still
cOntinue-tilen we urge the people TO meet IN mass
understood, or despised their opinion OF the measure
under consideration, and their Judgment upon tie
course Of their representatives..
This is no time for mawksh decacy The public
life is in danger. and the public nust say whethert
shall choose to live rather than 10 de. in compliment
70 ore Two Of its servants. Let Us have grand
meeting in the African fh1rch tomorrow night TO
consider this question and declare At least the tenu
ments OF tie citizens and sooulers here. The peops
Of some OF the counties have spoken; our gallant SOL
diers have spoken. Let Riornond utter Der tbun-
der IN the bearing Of those who represent her IN tbs
State and Confederate councils. IL does seem wonder
ul that people who have been nursed and waited upon
aud watched b. negro servants are 10 be told that
rather than be defended by them they must run rho
pefii D. a .aDkee yoke. "sr..
WHY TIE REBELS DON'T MED ANY MORE MEN.
The Richmond E1amiaer, In It's editorial page,
inserts the following communication: Introduce dis.
cpline iuto our army. We do not want more men,
iii, statement may strange. but u 10 nevcrtbeess
true We do not want more men, because we caDnot
led and elotie them ] an aware OF the face II IL
within nv personal knowledge. that an officer. ap-
thorzsd recruit brigade from material not snbIect
TO conscrption though volunteers Lave been pressed
on hi.l has found himself pnable TO accept them
from lis inability 10 obtain the necessary CLOTH
inr For the correctness OF THIS Hate-
ment rs literal Correctness L am prepared W
exhibit evidence and you authorized TO furnisD
my name as authority to any one who may oe
inl lined to doubt its accuracy. What folly, thep,
10 talk OF adding more men 20 orr sTIy, ana
esuee,allv OF Introducing into it q vey
donbfpl clement the nego soldier, when We cannot FOR
vant of supplies, avail cniBelvcs Of recruits.
row anxious 10 be enlisted. j might also
urse tic deficiency OF Coinmissary soy
pliss the inadeQusey OF tne present o1N
retions TO satisfy the huager Of men now IN tbs
army as an argument against enrolling more meb Dls
Think il sufficient shon that we are unable to accept
a. istne hae body OF soianteeIs ilom our ~ tDlS
10 cotle them 10 make the folly Of excluding the con
seripton by bringing in producers aud ss,es psrisc
Let every exertion to FEED ola ciotne
well ihoss erss@sssrplsas,ri cvG'rco Immediate tho
return 10 their wfssvrs
letvs who skukirg IRON the enrolling omcers sfs
nners OF our provisions and yet under no service.
ara rho In The aggregate amount 70 an army Eu"
NJ r,e as any In the held-after having done "ncD,
we then want more men, it VIII DO time enough 70"
tend the CONSUMPTION 10 our negroes.