New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
New Y ors. Oct. lot. 1862.

Appenl.-rHE NATIONAL FREEDlANs RELIEF
ASSOCIATION asln spp- TO the b-uevolen, aud pair
Of the North Ia behalf OF Tue Coored People Of tue South
siaco the assumption by ,ne Federal Goycrnmrni OF tho
5".. n,ppssn .n, OF the de.erted plantations the
-, of south Csona our eSertion, are dsc.sd the sup
ply OF the spiua moral and iuteheciuh wsnts OF the
people aud TO the furnishing OF cothes Tor 'ueh as are
The esu o. the labor. Of the Associated sOceti-. Of the
Nor,bsrn cities. during the past the sea Islands Of
south Caroiaa h.. been eninsn.y sa,ctory While the
former slaves. National Freedmen have faithfully I'm
hon they have rafed provions enough TO support them
ve h.ut the coming snd the cotton soon TO be
,bI wiz AZ present prices sf,er psyins their ard
The credit Of the United States Treasury
bs .at sgco attained under sucl unfayorable crcu-
s,xnr authorize. ne conclude ts: batter results
viii fow elsewhere soon a TIE people sht De allowed
to avat. tho waste places OF the South aud sha be pro-
will longer ask for aid but viii suppor, theselyes pro
nr-y than ever tho wealth and prosperity ot s Nation.
For tLosc beside supplying ministers and eachos our de
sire j. 10 b., furnish clothing a. low rates barely
10 cover cos. aad expenses tho proceeds to be rein
Veri,d snd spilled ssain 10 thr Same purpose.
Bu, from Loussns along the coasts Of Florida, ueos
lt Coime Virginia and tho extensive region wahed by
tho Of Psmlico and A3-mnle Sounds snd IA the
nrghbohooi Of CornIh In the Wet we have calls o-seecn
seud othius ths suto ig and destitute ard IL is
n their oehstat make tnis appeal 70 tho oereyo
len, men aud women OF the North.
We AZ .ympithy aud aid, especially or the exte nelly de
,uie coored and children VINO constantly arrv-
IN sithu lines, whose nnmoef. "il be immons,y IN
creased by the pToAimAIe Te'inpoh o sca ofoia''"'
These p.op. axe mach destitute than those Ie
fsl me th. slaves received at Chrstmm tue one SUIT OF
coth1, whicn was to suffice for the year. Since tie com
menceneut Of the aud the consequent cc~aon oi IN
.cous yth he Nor. and Europe tner masters have nos
been abe supply hi Ths old clothes, OF two year
an, must 10 pletey out and with the coming on
of another Winter suffering and misery Of the poor
slave. be great. Apart from % ir desire Tor nee
dom this of things will swell the numbers 81 those
W no " seek refuge within advancing lines The Gov,
ernspt will provide work ard for ae abe bodied
men Il Is simply impos,by tia, t should co.he' s'
well a, feed the women and children.
They cry the Christian, tho Patriot the humane, foI
he IN their dire distress
May their cry not be ia VAIN
Ncy and of garments aud shoes for women and chill
ay.n and 10th which can be made into garments will bs
ly received by C. c. LElou General Agent OF the
Associon depot No 400 Broad"xy and ioEwarded
om thege-ths Governments hsying accorded 20 US every
fy for Gen. SaIton mss kindly consented
~ receive such articles may send 70 Port Royal and Will
dstibue them through agents of his own appointment At
other plnes, the disthb1on will be made by persons In
whom we have full conhienee ,ocs,r,, N
~. Contributions IN money may be sent 20 JOSEfh d.
CcfLINS Treasurer. No. 10 " Al-st, New-i ors City
~, Depot for the reception OF commodities (C e. Leishl
w. 'V' "''-' &C LEIGH Chairman.
+. q. SHAW,
WM. A. BUTLER.
Home Committee
Of the National Frecdnans Relief Association.
Members Of the AssociIti1n.
wM. C. BRYANT JOHN w, EpMoSpS;,
STEPHEN II. TlN0. WM ALLEN .. a' LF'a'
cU.RiFS COULD MANSFIELD FRENCH
ERANCIS o. SHAW, JOSEPH b. COLLlNS,
EDGAR KErCHUM
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