New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-14

accordance | remember that DR.. Mackay said,
during his visit here about three weeks since hat
the Northern people were unstable and cap rl0us
az sDoled children, and that although large ma
ofty ee-ed resolved on pace, the capture Oh hich-
m0ud or Atlanta would cause most on Vhem 10 renew
their shouts tor waF. Certainly tney are Peh,F
encouraged bV these captures aud seem persuaded
that be end OF the ReDeIhon" Is near at hand.
The ReP blcaH D2ptrS now urge L'heolh w eu,
p0v ali OF his NaVV. If necessary to seal up Inc poI
ol Wilmington; which, they say, VIII cut us OH
from all foreign supplies and soon exhaust our
means Of carrying on the war
You may look with confluence to an attack on orr
Fisher ere cong. have heen fpqu 'nliN asked OF
neR Of >outbeIn birth. RESTING an the North whose
desire for al independence DO not d"uht' WhetheT
We con q support m army for sX months alter tbe
port of Wilmington was sea Ell =,
Upon The whole am confirmed IN tie opinion
entrrt aimed and often EXPRESSED before coming hcr1
-Ihzt the peace eplnT OF the North ttuc uRtrS WIN
the vIcisstudes of The war, Increasing with the'r
reverses and dImislIng with ours. They WI nOt
consent to peace without reunion WHO theF Uo-
h6Yc they eau suhJuRate US. .
az b. revolution In the Northwest, or anVWheIS III
the United States. AIN growing Scep''cll. i,e
men Wha Eaye Ills strongest assurances OF tue pul
pose of the " Sous OF Liberty" 20 rush 10 arms u
AM Caher illegal arrest was made, or any "ther
abuse of lrIV2te rights committed, are now ~ prison
on fHgIIIves IN Canada, Their homes have been
broken optil their arms and private iprrS srzel'
aud other wrongs one them. without rxclilnH any
thing mere than eeble protest from their iilenuS'
ne preple who would res 81 such OullaseS heod
leader and tear they will not lind one Many OF noi
would lou our SrDIy ii they could get 10 u puI tnu
resist !!Ie draft II they were net detefied oJ '0
large police lcC that is sent 20 enforce IL. o,.
am assured by those who have been on '"e Nl.o
River AMI the reads leading across ~, Iha' i''Iu'I
for he army ot Sherman are bang seat ioI ""Iu
daily Lincoln will exert his utmost power 20 SUI
ta n sherman and Grant in their present poSlli"!s
m order 10 insure his reelection. re Know 'ha'N
Drcat disasIcr 10 either oil them would Geitat NM.
Mr. Thompson Will, Presume, explain no" 'uo
plos for the release of the prlsOncrS failed lie TOOK
that matter under his peculiar aud most exclusive
control. aud knew scarcely anything Oh IL uhui
everything determined save the time Oh SArcu-
ton. =, .
MIR HuIcombc viii, probably, carry this cominunl-
cat ION 10 you and eau explain more fnliy IMAM can
DO Oh pa per our here lis has remained hetc
M the inst 2ncc and request OF Mr. !. anu myself 10
await the result of The enterpSeS alu t0aD"Ve lie
has cooperate with us earnest ~ ana aclYey ~ all
our eiiOr q. and has sometimes expended the puOhc
mvncV III hIs hands 10 promote the objects ui our
nlssIsn, Indeed, am indebted TO him Tor mos OF
the money which have used; but MIR. thompson
has since MIR. Sanders started 10 Rcbmoni, Pvt
IN my hand, all tho funds asked Tor and more than
shall probably empty.
When Mr. HoicOnbe left, the result OF the meas
urns for the Tcc O our prisoners was not KIN '~
and on that account lac transferred TO me the bal
aucc of mo icy on deposit 10 Iii, credit III the bank
at this place, that might use t IN adjoining those
VIM nau escaped might escape the necessary
Transportation 10 Wilmington.
liz, lett bore al tie instance oil mr. thompson anu
myself tor reasons when he Will explain
have the have the nOnJr 10 be, very resperi1rllY
yuur oi,tSleut servant T.. T.. CLAY, JR.