New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10
LATE REBEL NEWS.
Special D,p,,,h to Then. Y. Tribune.


w.suIvGIos. Thursday. March O. lees
The following editorial is from Ike Richmond
E-ssiru of Tuesday. March T. received Mt the Wash
ing,oa Office Of TIE IAiledeipia Enquire. il Is i'm
portaut fsou ,s confessions IL contains u Internal
revolution being IN irogress and tho admission Of
Early's defcs,:
Isu,H TRrscHss Mar ls6s
N,s.ps Tpf1oRs. We are aarle.. Wbai mean
an these Iumors 81 80 c'.y--not Of sborn an
or bis advance, or how Early has been W
ieaied--pot Of the var or Iomors OF war, pu'
t~seling the President to submit terms Of sub li.uon
s that ~ port tract Arc any senat0's and itsrsseh
ta,ivcs whipped Have they srptoaened the ~
:.; s a. ssss, .:s.. An
Don't vince or finch he, tate on account any
po.ed danger II giving information 10 the enemy. sub
missloui,fs among us--are In CoDeress-have pc
gun their work They have already cobhired WIN tue
Th..y have every opportunity Of conference. We
have pieaiy Of quasi. commissoncr Iresfoh is back
sr saa hi. cspo Psroed and Exchanged pr.
oneis returning 10 our midst some VI ttem nave
been received ard treated In iankeedom win d.st,n.
pushed consideration, md have been returned under
| shields In a reasonably short time
Have they msde any impression upon senators and
Representatives. Is any plan on foot TO force the
President compromise with sulugaon or 70 resign.
any else ready to volunteer resignation 10 cuse he
forced to vseate his place. aud lie does who Is pro
I
10 create and circulate the InT ession that Gen.
Lee ready consider terms for laying down arms
under the preteIt Of preventing tho suhcrgs snd sac
riicas OF forced surrender Who are busy In these
plans - surrenderipg to sntjngaiion, Speak out.
The cr!sis demands bVldness and dccison-deter.
mined resstaIoe TO internal Us well as external enel
that now depres % are the whipped yceeders
| W no are they In Congre.si Let us knowt We know
the army 10 frm. They have almost unanimously de
csIed their ie.elsss Gen: Leo has responded 70 them
conquered they " III only be true TO themselves.
The President IL still known TO bo hrm aud ~ said TO
have declared the devoted sentiment that he will
perish IN the ruins Of his county than surrender her
liberty and honor Cannot be- be induced 10 change
men and measures gilhost . conspiracy against the
as ws a. 1ssD:s bis q. wSi sou ns,
nee on nothing Who Is responsible for this agree
nent to disagree and refusing TO pass any one single
ms,, When MI ssosId &C, and set united Are We to
die Of Vssensions among ourselves IL The President
10 BIO deyoured by the very dogs no at first and some
ofthem, ostensiGy, to the last have liked Ills power
and parcnaeef
member that Jen Davis will not 10 the only victim Of
their moohinaons They will dearoy the nOblest cause
OF hpmsn rights aud sacrifice the independence Of a
country which but 70 struggle through the as agony
of her fate 10 live and flourish The hour of that agony
Ia no time for factious opposition for palteing with
peace propositions which can lead 10 nothing but de
spalr relaxation and ruin. Terms Of reconstruction
exactly Just ow-coIoing from Congress. are
nothing elsa bUl subugatioD.
Let ia know the worst. that tho summary remedy
NAV be applied Brigade" The Enquirer comments
% follows Oar correspondent brigade asks
most pertinent and important questions, some OF which
cannot answer for want OF information That there
Is q party Of whipped seceders In aud about Rich
mond csnnht no denied They cowed and cowartlIy
miserable wretcleS who brought the war upon the
country, and who would nov surrender to the enenv
We have 10 doubt but there was q plan On foot ito
force Mr. Davis" to resign, aud that Mr. Stephens had
consented 10 iesgn 20 that Mr. Hunter III, sldent
of the the Senate, would become Prosideat
The plan ye hope and believe has miscarrieJ Al
uny rate ths oonspiyators may understand that II"
they should succeed they viii have placed barren
sceper in their grip thence 10 be wrenched with ~
unlinca hald. No Of theirs succeeding Robert +.
Lee Nv and with the advice and consent Of the army
from the bands Of Mr.. Davis and mold for the safety
and security Of his countrys liberties aud ddepend
enoe No eabai Of whipped seoeders" shalt capitu-
late this country into Slavery aud crouch II ct the loot
The Congress has utterly failed. Il IL incompetent
and doing mech injury. Wanting In drpnes, and
luton Il Is unit Tor revolution. Tho very who
were the foremost 20 reeede arc the sst ~ sprender
the Congress would consut ~ patriotism II would M
trust af power with the Presidonl and Gen Lee, adj
Iorn and 20 home aud leave the country and lie
la the hands Of those two men.
The President has eSbibibi,ed calm FIRM rcsoute
purpose, nnsabdusd BY disaster AID pnnJtersbis in
the determination 10 rescue rhe liberty and indepcnd
snce OF his country Gen. Lee, his very fort and MEN,
would laugh 10 scorn the cowardly suggestions OF sur
render Upon these two men the country relies Her
pie viii support and sustsi them. the vlrgDis
banhs can iurnIsh o. 0ou coo or t2OOO0 In gold end
tins Will seouss the suppiss nov needed. Let the
Legislature promptly act aud turn over the gold 70
Gen. Lee. Tie Congress 10 defanct The country no
negroes have BEEN wsthnsld until 1t 10 nearly TOO
late. The currency beyond their power " help