New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13

Oftho forty thousand inhabitants of Savannah there
are at least seventeen who promptly lend themselves
whether hcs he Of any and are hidden 70 ho
meeting and pass resolutions of Submission. Ihey 90
SO with alacrity Mayor Arnold calls the seventeen
to order. and they speedily resoyeTst that tIey &c,
cept Incon's terms peace on laying down leir arm
and submitting 10 the national authority nh'tnb
all questions TO b. adjusted by legislative copierene
and vote Here they might have etoppedi thal Is az
Mr. Lincoln wants. submission first. and then lcgisa'
ton courts aud votes might be trusted TO secure 10
the vctors all tie rest But tie seventeen have
some more 10 saw in order as II were to oHhbi; teIr
new career OF conquered vassais. d,
Tie second resoluun s, 40 bury al bygoucs IN the
grave" Truly the people OF Georgia Who have cesh
ished, the families Of Georgia children wbO are now
pning for brcai ore all very much obliged TO them ior
This liberal sentiment Georgian soldiers VINO hiyo
stood side by side with Nirgnians and CaroniGns on
so many bloody fields or the honor and sovereignty oil
Your STATE aud FOR the security OF these very seventeen
ayCs-you who have iruds through the SHOWS 81 our
Winters and fronted the tempest of hundred bhttts
while those seventeen were sleeping soft and feedng
high and specuatng higher, know row that You are
:" BY gones" If already " buried IN the grave. the
sooner You buried the better The seventeen are IN
d hurry TO bury yon themselves. AS you ttsnd now.
with arms in hands do you not perceive that You
arc disturbing al era Of good foelnsi
Another resolution requests Gov. EroWn 70 cnh "
Convention OF the State TO vote on the question Of war
pcac6-ths IT, On the question OF submission to thef
enemies restancei the question OF being nee etl.
such Convention would vote II IL were composed Of
such folk as tho seventeen. After a Notwithstanding
the statement OF the gentleman from savannah, VINO
states 20 Augusta paper that only seventeen rersos
attended the meeting, il II highly probable that much
lnrger number Of persons were present.
There are in savannah enough Of Jews, FnglsbLnen
and Yankees besides other foreigners Ia make seven
times seycntecn; and as for the Mayor anu the fen
otleT real citizens Of the place who attended they, no
Doubt ere among the ait,st eckcst richest people OF
the town. having good wines in their cellars. valuable
lots in the city and valuable plantations In the sea Isl
ands Ii they see Pre- sIed ~ them chance Of saving
these good things what 20 them r the ind pcndence u
their state trampled under foot che blood of their lei
own personal honor living bleeding For what j.
houorl A word Who hath ~ lie that died
Wednesday. Bury The by.cuEes IN tie grave.
After oil We believe that Savannah OF any other city
in the Confedcracy would DO wrouged and calnmnated
II such metng as this were taken rs tie true repre-
scbtation OF its spirit Tho thing comes through the
Loyal Georgian. new paper, when military omeer
having seized new spaper Office, Is publishing under
orders Of Sherman. Of course Confederate news pa
per be published in that city no Confederate
word uttered
In the churches las, Sunday there prayers FOR the
Confederate Government. Next Sunday there viii DO
prayers for lis eDcucs every man must say ana swear
and pray aud sing exactly be Is Jddch must cothe
kimsef with lies and hypOcE'Gyi mast curse all that he
blessed and bless all that he cursed must publicly de-
rounce his own children ~ Rebels and traitors; sud
must feel himself the mott abecl o. the human race
No matter; bic house is not pilaged yet by sLerman
Gcary provost guard has not yet driven him forth Ia
perish In the 'lleTness. livery day he IL spared he
gains twenty four hours Of easy life, II 10 does not
damn his own soul.