New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
sTRyPEs AND DEATH FOR THE
LOYAL.

| Can men who in the ordinary affairs OF lie,
are nos idiots, look for success in putting down
the rebellion, 20 long as crimes like that re-
corded in the subjOined extract are aided by
usl On Sundays. in various places OF wor-
ship, we pray, or say amen to the prayers OF
the reverend clergy that the victory may rest
with us. Those who do not keep their rsii-
Qion for Sundays offer a similar petition daily.
But what a mockery the prayer becomes "neh
we know that deeds aro done in the namc OF
Our flag. which are like mistones about the Ma
tion's neck. A letter from Gen. Hookers divi'
sion, dated Jan. 10, says:
One of The crus and srocou deeds OF she bsra'
on, .ay,m.er wa, p-petrs!ed by Samuel Coz, living
i've mile. below Port Tobacco, who said to be sn ehSise
s,entsye returned Rebe. the captain Of cavalry COM
p,ry ofeanled for the Rebel army bat dDanded by the
Rebel troops snd contrsbsnd trader When Col Dwight OF
the Esoeor Brigade secured that portion ofhe country WIN
bis regeut Jsck Sc,oggns ssye, represented 20 'oe 0
oue that and his oonedeas had s-cie large amount
Of ammunition and arms and true enough these arms ana EN-
munition found In Cors house and In an ADJOINING
march The regiment moved down TO 10 present eneAfHp
eut above niltop Jack joined them ard hH "" aoou' ~
r1is, from bis hone.
,t IA. would the slave he WI" surrendered mp to
HIM bat no. wthou, difficulty tor the meu protested and
Gcy rescued him when ocer rode up and declared ne
,oad hoot u. first that sgsu n,ereFed with the tnss
10. and thus was this rsdrnei 70 bond,ge bysn officer
Of the United State. Army. sech the reward OF dis
tin yui.hed loyalty
Cor lied III. horse and rode rapid rate the slave
running to keep up behind him When be ef' the regiment
he had on pair Of good shoes bu, when he reached p"
ter house his shoes gone and his breeding feet "eie
found 10 be bursting open from coming IN contact with peo
bic, aud stones had been dragged eleven miles oehh'
h master. horse They arrived home in the evening about
II ,cloek on ridsv He tied him to tree and called NE
over,er FRANKLIN Roby ard the name OF Johnhoc
ip.op They commenced whipping him about ~ ococA ana
whipped him until ocock-thfee hous-tsi's turns with
che chin. when one We. tired and breShsss Gnoiler would
appy tho lash
THE only word, 10 uttered up 70 o'clock were i shall
not i've sor dis or. no. you rce intend to IN! yeu'
.sia Cox .Alr Cor said Robinson he Is dying No he
not h f. ..ou, hearted aud abebodiedi he can stand a.
much NOR, However give the Whips let Lis blood be
oon m, bead replied Coz The 1sh then app Id until
about two hour. before day. About o'clock lie wss cut
down and ,ank to the earth inersble. lie had on new
cotton iu when they began to whip him. and when 'h'y
we. doae there snohrz len OF it bat the cosrbani ana
wristbands Then commenced the rubbing down to bring
back cn,buity but eli Of no sya. Their unfortunate victim
bilcd BIZ Let before shutdown Oh Saturday e'eas ihls
persisted loyal negro At a.. hsri' CT a uaitor'
II has fallen within the experience oil not
few of us to hear those who have been be-
reayed of kindred through the fortunes OF the
war say with fearful pride that they could hardly
mourn death in such cause. Vino can conceive
the bitterness Of their grief when forced to ac'
knowledge that the glorious sacrifice ha' been
perverted that the young blood shed has been
h. water spilled upon the ground