New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

tbeyse cheated down for TIE present bat the time
IA consing whom the Confeieracy win triumph"
Tho true Scnibcrn men aud women believe IN the re.
Establishment Of their cherished C0afederacy IS mpcb
the orthodox Jews do IN the rebuilding OF their Holy
C.ty.
Tie foregoing are the sentiments Of your Southern
loyal who have taken the oath Of amnesty 'ae.
epi the position. agree TIA! slavery ended, bat they
hate the Govern ert which they have sv,Tn aile
anoe With degree Of bitterness that viii never able
skill they are over anxious 20 reconstruct are wiling
70 subscribe 70 any oath or solemn o1heaton tnwl
forv ard their designs. WHY srch haste 10 become po
htioal members OF o Government which shey sc
despse'
The ready answer IA to srsiify their Arrogant pride
and SELF poTtlnCe; 90 SECURE control aalu ruugt
state legislation of the coorc race. 70 revenge them
.clYes on holr Free state enemies by sowing dlSsen
sors ia Congress. aud again with tie assistance o.
Northern traitors and fools toet control " the toN
egument and Erelly again 20 set NJ a southern Con
iCleraCy at he prcper time.
MauF sscsNiousts with view 20 the " good time
coming" arc boarding ny the Confederate bonds and
paper money. vita tAe belief that they VII ultimately
Tie Unilei states Constitution must DO amended. 10
insure future harmony.
The United States Government must he more CEN
traizrd we shall drft into another mseistrom ss
dangerous rs The one which wicked helmsman has 80
lately caused 20 sufer by. Let TIE national Consl'
lion be reform ii that the powers lot delegated by
& % thc States shall be reserved 90 tie enos Govern
meat -Ed then the States claim no implied powers
suc.l change won.d produce harmony ana uauonh,
strength and would secure and protect the rights ana
liberties Of ali classes, more particularly IN the Rebel
Stated where such protection much required but al
ways hos been Is now and always will be wanting
der the old system OF State sovereignty.
The United States shall guarantee to every State in
&c Union A Republican form Of government" (Sco
Constr but this does not enable the General Govern.
meat interfere IN hoha Of the oppressed citizen OF
b am stale No matter how much the principles OF a
Republican form Of government may b. outraged by
such oppression for the citizen cannot bring lis grcv
ancrs before any United States Court authority as
such Courts have jurisdiction only IN special cases geo
SoTys Commentaries Art JnTi, prudence Of the United
Siaes. but Dc must submit 20 his wrongs OF resort 20
the state Courts which are bur yi.ated streams from
/ corrupt fountains.
ceDablc 20 tho United States Government republican
forms 81 Government. still under those several republi-
caa State GOvernronts the most tyranniedl nntire-
publican laws were passed and Executed, not only
metropolitan as against the slave but against tho
free coor,d man. ard against the rights and liberties
% the free hate who happened to differ m tho
least degree from tho slave policy. As one instance
among many other Southern antirepnbican laws.
the state Of Texas passed law 10 lese allowing free
persons of African descent 90 eDs.lys themselves ior
life by which law oil Of their poscrty became slaves
Also another law preventing owners OF slaves rom
freeing them also another Law driving fca persons OF
color out Of the STATE Gnd numerous otter enactcns
which were gntsgonsti0 % the rights o. repubucan
pe,te In fact the whole o. the Slave STATES consii'
tuted an int0eTsnt deopotism s,ill they were con
,.dered integra, parts ~ free Government
against such oppression the general Government ~
fr1ef no protection Tor The reason tbat had no Jrs
dic.On Of thc subject mater HE state AVS, except
iug in special cases cannot Do examined into by tae
Federal courts
Ibvo come 20 ths conclusion that the only safety fot
the Government Is Territorial probation ior the late
Rebel Saes until the old Rebels shall have died ont OF
lett the country despair. and loyalty shan become
more popular among The Sontnerners than at present
Govern them az corquered people, as every other
country eard would govern them under Tue eifcum
stances and they-they the Re0els-wll lose thou
ability ard with II their inclination. 10 disturb the
harmony Of the country and become quiet SUBJECTS
but once admit them 70 self goyenmen IN their present
- er,v I'M al tfAF
and their Divine rgl. TO hold slaves aud they VIII
prove dangerous foes and will If Circumstances should
ever favor their uolnatons prove as iaitogos to TIE
General Government a ever.
| NEW PHASE OF SLAVE TRADE.
Ii appears that the SouheTner has not yet quite given
up the idea OF property, In the coorod man. have
frequently board the following report ana believe =
TO be ruo Ever since the surrender OF this part Of
R,bc.ioF a railroad leading from Layaca to Victoria
which was torn mp by the Confederate yandsis. has
been 10 process Of reconstruction Iwoor three months
ago tomo cnerp.sing Southerners, vlo were or pre-
tended 20 be contractors the road advertised Tot
large number of colored liborers for said road ihoy
were employed AT Galveston. and shipped IN two YES
sells ostensiby for LsVecs, but the real Destination 81
tho vessels was the island OF Cuba, which country they
safely reached with their cargoes OF freedmen 10 socS
the sugar plantations OF Her catholic MaJestys 40
minons And do not doubt that many other transac
tons OF Ike rasoay character are of frequent occur
renee
| CROPS.
In this cOuntrT the present prospect Is that there
will be a fair cotton crop raised. perhaps haf AS much
AS under the old regime but and other edbles VIII
be short as little will be planted The planters are eager
Ia raise cotton and do not If the nggers Starye
There are three large sugar plantations in this county
with all their expensive buildings, machinery and APP
pances which are without labOrers and returning 10
/ a state Of nature.
GOING TO MEXICO.
| deputatlon Of old Rebels will leave bee in n few
DAYS 20 look ont home tor theuso-s and friends IN
Mexico. Let them go. anq snd not upon the order Of
absence. LoYALIST