New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

Of Davis who had familiar Of SO many Of his private
peppers cxprcsrc his readiness 10 n,crt g. this portion Of
Mc f.so before fhc public, s-oI as Do q. termination
Ct the Government can be Known 10 t.s .c.euse s 90
al successful % WILL Ie htrs. oulr prove 90 OF ilat tc
obstinate and iIY,tcate heal a. tae Coli.l was
wiling that I'D should s'arve TT ler = n tlat 'ti spI
DAVIS tie reisou fed cause Of ihe S-ih, should
render even on tho finest terms. 1hc u'tccr spirits
Fl tho SugiE glory ~ this; bat those Who cor -irc
thai toy lost property and Eldnd u,c!s.ly ly fLe
uuica ..c and icM0.-pllss Sfit which Irll r-cl tle
wal in II. lee. year blame bitterly hat iron pci. WHO
Murdered then peace almost 100 rel ecusy. Probably
man, WHO went regularly % say LIS payc.s IKE cool
Up OQ Ian, and TciaiAtd FROM Labtul IIoilnc ar
ng week DAYS, ever asaled good and humane carss
with more piutoLle energy. Compare the ways ana
weapons by which Ar Seward mot good p scoIalln
week days. encountered rebellion ad rcolsr c'ion,
with the keen aud daring spirit with which tie prisoner
Davis demands trial.
As matter Of course all the novel supporters OF Mr.
Johnson policy in Rcu Ond deny that eIe is any pop
Il3r danger TO judge jury or anybody els, Even AT.
johnson almost literally said that he had confidence IL
jury OF Virginia gentlemen" Did he mean Underwood
jury (wbO ere not Virginia gentlemen but sterling
American citizens Of common sense OF jury Of the
Nses Pollards and 50 forth Let this DE as may the
fact that iona fdc tua OF Davis IS al least threatened
with dangers man weli-kno"n Ia Tie Siaie,
said the other day; "1hc pcopo o. Nlr-na w4uc not
permit Davis 10 be executed If convicted in Virginia
1he Je 81 any man tronid Dr. ~ danger VINO w1Iiu al.
tempt to execute sentence Of the sort" Would they
allow him 10 be tired and convicted II II were an
understood thing that he would be paidoaed
That il doubtful too. The little interest
perhaps that they understand certain matters hotter than
do remark, besides, current AZ cool assurance nm
ming through Virginia opinion. The other day. taking TO
al eX-Re5ci journalist, ASKED what great Gh Is we're
mount the vacant IeJosaS Of tie equestrian aslg
ton monument Madison and Monroe, Suppose
" w H. YES; and perhaps when things shaped and
ouieted Ice and Jackson" Perhaps Virginia
has no more cherished heToesa, AMI this NIrslnan
sincere. No supposes that such candid person
as that would tolerate monument at Harpers Ferry TO
John Brown Yet we must make up the fair issue-if
they build for Stonewa JACKSON We must build Tor John
Brown.
The late telecraphic reference to JUDGE Underwood by
"a fault perhaps the operator makes understood that
he personally threatened upon the bench. II should
be that owing threats "A his personal safety
Judge Underwood instead OF rong 10 the hotel.
Quoted TO Gen Tcrr1's headquarters. Nj Underwood
charges to the Jury have been heard by the country bat
have yet won hm judicial reputation among lawyers
His enemies assert that he has bad 30 training as ii
lawyer and little no practice. This have reason to
believe Us rot true Twenty years ao he studio ana pac
tlccd IN the Office OF 80 Admiral Michael Holman, q
lawyer aud Congressman OF Newly OK, and leading
bamburner of New-Yok. Some time before, wine %
private tutor In Clarke Co.. Va he married an liz
formed of his pdps Miss Jackson. cousin on one
side to the famous SOnewal., and on the othef 10
s'Mudwall" Jackson IL consequence Of her marriage
with Aboiionst, the lady disinhcrtcd tom her
mothers large properly m slaves -Four or i've members
OF this jackson family have been Judges or Congssnen,
that UndeTwoods Southern decreIs, who call HIM
low fellow, "a thiefJusce ana what not cannot com.
plain that he does not belong 10 NlrCnH nrst ihniics
Gov perpOiut doubtless he first step OF his ad
in enabling Rebels dis anchscd ~ the Alex
auira Constitution T. decide upon the question OF tIcir
own dfranchiscmcnt and thus 10 rcassuuo power Bat
there help fol II now, except nom 0ngress. lhe
Governor has become " the best abused OF the hebi
10 ruals and his chief merit OF many Is las unpopuauy
will thcn That IL ygoud not do o. make mariris OF tie
ey Rebels and ST up an ogarhy OF Uuionis were Tie
rcaons gwen for the macraniuy by uEich the present
inconguous Legislature held their session The tencecy
OF things as they are If unchecked TO make martyrs Of
Unonists while AID black, and an Oi-afciy Of tie eX-
Rebels. Material reconstruction 1t us Trust, promises
moTe fairy. lac Governors ohlrts 10 consolidate
the railroad lines, though opposed by pett3-
spirited companicssome q whom run passerr r. m me
ext0rion of Ten cents Per mcarc % Virginia best I'd
cna than 10 open il hy railway to- new llgcnc Or cri
zati0u from the North aud West Every sIo-t railway IN
Richmond would be great civzcr to people who I'VE
too much among themselves tier iaIle, ID uaitous
who are OF corAe socially dcsDo,ic ana easily
ceive new opinions An inveteratc prejudice ha' b.n
robhcd Of chief amont in Slavery. Iuv t,Iacy s.l
exists but there opportunity iOr freedom also Ways
and means wanted.