New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
JEFFERSON DAVIS ON rssIASlsM.

To Is. Editor If TIE NJ T'i1ans
SIR: DIR. Craven, in his Prison Life of Jeh Davis.
gives the opinions of that gentleman on various topics auoas
ohers Feaiauism Listen to Mr. Davis he compares tis
,v,tem OF settlement and consesion Ireland under Cr
we'll With the threats Of the Northern people1the cry
or Connaught" with that ito - or Mexico. he says;
who's estates aud even c09pes y.Es e9na:sal4 Y 8
council on no 0hes plea thsn that TIE ptoPresors
either of the Irish race born Irish SOIL bad Irish
thes or habits This history threatened 70 repeH 'ss
IL the United States e cry Only vsr'ps % Tea 70 the os
Ti.rs Ua, no s1evss for here 7zsrs had ben s5n ~ hsas
Between the conguerng forces Of we sn
hopes There had been war for centuries and no promise
future TRANQUILITY 91 less rigorous terms ,,,,a
side hU Of IN the i British ii Donnis M e.
s the 81 TSe bloody hands q o%ws
are washed cheap be Pargod absoyed and purified ana
some excuse him. for Ezabeth for james Wheretorss
Because "the robbed Irish Listen 70 that fenAne
noSsnsnt in Irssnd is farce to maxi angel, weep.
ts Atlantic aspect nor coud be see that IN Ireland there
10 ea - ron rgorons burmese 10 aecomoisk
ne Object 81 gpoposed fS. %sn Engaged
Hear We that followers of Stephens and allies Robsrtat
You are either fools or rogues Is this not eoosOlng -
souh for those who adhered the Of the tnd
pendance the Slave Powe Or he only ayengng siose
those who bore the green nag beside the otaf aod
10 victory over himi Sincerely yours
BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE on PRESIDENT JOHNSON
To "a. Editor " N Tribune
SIR: To-day's Times publishes an extract rom
Booo, Maarns under the caption; Pssisnf Johss's -
h is r9ardeS This quotation is an insult to the Anew
can for the opinions this American po
represent the principles Of the loyal people OF th
country than the meanes Democratic paper. Blsetv'aSf
agan. has vad every action Of the Government during Ae
War beed the most eered principles nvolyed In our late
struggle nagufed Union aud Rebel victories as4
has ns into the mind Of ts readers the eet
inimical dispositions toward the North. Tbs puDieasos
which reflects the ideas OF the English sTsocraoy our piocn
pal and steady enemies abroad ended in its numDe
he Memoirs Of the Confederate War for Independenes'
Prussian the chief OF stat TO the Rebel j. B. Stuart
the concluding paragraph are told that Lees gofcoA
army no longer existence" aud learn the collapse "a Nc
Conederacy and the downfall q just and noble cause
Barood read by the great majority OF people IN III
country have given the foregoing words lest some
oyaD Tinss might be impressed with opale
as TO the merits Of publication Why should The Neg
Tires once champion Of highest PRINCIPLES, quote MN
paper represents the tory element Why not quo
the RSvp or the London QEdrfny' cinY.X
because subsorve cause which Coppernse
nate aad ashamed 20 look in the face. ~
Tie trucking policy OF Tie Times and the shameless m1n1
in which e bas upheld all the acts OF Mr. johnson and
Rebels in the massacre U,on men In New Orleans
stamp s editor with everlasting ohlquy One aosndoea
error for truth but without guilt and concious ca
yla forgive errors but history does not and the place IN
which may be one day allotted Mr. Raymond In connsotA
With the present politics Of the country wiz be blot 90
peopls Of the present generation. tn, Herald conempue
il s loses its deploabe character when placed uxteeo
ton with Tins One entertain lenient dnpoaneae
generates into the lowest strata of political nsotea.
yaars &c va
Ner.York. Aug s. 1866.