New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-21

sImy and himself 100. lnt fnastcr MA 'inTieo -"
the medicines, the army carried off the corn, the
negro GOT but one cent pound for putting the cotton
in tie bags There WAS generous sympathy among
tha officers of the army aud navy, but the problem
was TO be solved RI nearly all Others were, III the
Ci.y OF New.YDrk.
Mr.. CHARLES GOULD read the following reso.u'
tions md thew were maui nonsly adopted:
p,r,d Thsi In ye. Of tho sta made this evening
Il .opra. that the number Of men. women ana co'en re-
rsny N .eTe'y ',sI sII go and hat large portion Of
lem esurcsy At por Roy o. are deaf ute Of 'ntcien, co
ine and ''hr necesa es and IN 'eS 81 'hs ,h helm
an sb.rmsn IL Geurf3l Orders ofFeb o. that ths uP
ni,ioo Of t6e blacks inhabiiioe 10. ya,t area ~ nc
occupation II the forces OF this command csis io -
me- ADD int rs the blcks now IN need :" slItsoo
cIohing l. no, other ecessaries 81 NE, nm, s
troia, continue and even increafe uItl " ~.
lei ne orrsized nnder re auhony q Government,
phisu hropc OF he lad 20 c'e tis -
ia syms their immediite any, 81 s,ion ~ tbat
nob,r OF roie bting oiporl ~ 'oI the ,,hsrn
COZ sd. rate and pIscct bneyolrnce ior WHICH VIC
cop have ever bee oi,tn- ui,tsd. ID, l.,
special appeal tor durable ava eurSp dren
proportion VI the articles to Or of women spa NJ I'D
wear: also for 10 be expended ioI usrlu 49,
ssary expenses that J"seP1 D. % tbaI Ga
que ted treasurer q ga Comhl't 70 ~ me- cn
& r. house No go Brosdgay hss been oheieo TO- 'ns
tion OF clothes good, aud other srce' the PuVho 10 "
que.ied 10 end dous ions to mat plac' A.. ro,s, In
Le,olrsf mat Il IL earnestly te-ied that coupe'en ~,
struc ORE be poy-d 10 eech the eSy's oo,n yops a
DID, h. comu.on Industrial md mechanic rs ne
Of uc,ion nd the principles Of Chrsniy, tAeii eccoun
airy to the laws both God and nan: ibei' featon
t. each other slcl beings, end al That IS hecrsa "
end them comne,ent ai them elves IN soclal ana in
dstra pnrus aud that the COMMITTEES 'o % oLosoo ~
ils meeting be r.quee'ed 10 ask permission Of - -
q, eooperte With yiog out tL.se Wise n oensvo
tent o, Tho agency OF Discreet r9I'sn' QUO
Roirei That the Committee above ns med 30 con,iae'so
Nsti,nsl Committee and that oonnt1,',h 80 STATE,
q .ed 10 other ciue- aud tow. tooushort Tue
. i,ited 1 becotne surars to The Committee OF. a,A'u
f. New York coursuond snd c2oleii'. Ian, o.
nj tee an IN an suitable waYs to p'onoe 'ns 10 en-
ct In yyy b, speedy -nJ .hci-ut scon sgd t1at tne ,o
g e- hs,e pow. sdi their number and to IA 'ssc
Re- rcd Tt he thsnLs Of ibis meet ne prsented 70
h. etes Churches and ndvicusl' ihsi havr
sa.e. at Fortress Monroe Por Royal sni ohef
also the commanding ofhce'' ana ONE, ~ .r'ins
ploymeut Of Government, "ho have coop', asS - 80
ri, h.se brnsy lent oaes; and that the early and c'in
A., rio, Sluda, School AID weekday teacHer,, WIN
M be &C iool books &C. and h. 90 supple. OF co 20
the contrsbsnds me the appreciation a0e 'upp' o. TIE
AR. RIcp,Rp WARRry nominated the following
,.utis1,en a. the Committee called for ia the resou
ions and the nomination was ihdorsed by Inc meet
ng; r.,., r.,.,, f,so,,.
shaw j. " fdsaidr Edssr kstchun, v ~ s1e1 buIsi
soTs. C.bo, Maid. " ili'm Coien Bryant b. l. "'nden'
D.. No field French. Joa. r. Collns.
-i're Roy Nj. FRfECH announced that the Secre-
,srv OF tie Treasury had made aran2eIehts iOr
fr.e rassage of teachers aud msslonaies ana EAue'
who should go 10 suQcTnond the dls'lJu'l3h VI tu1
l.thirg. ,lev wouli receive 4 ee passaee there ana
80 "a snbsisi,pce while there. They hoped TO
49,, 1hs c,p.diiion rcaiy within Few days Inc
Governu,.1t agent. Mr. Pierce, Was authorized 10
mr. re Jws and seed, ana 10 pm; n me crop ioI
lie or,..tt year. ard hlle this was gone tue good
'r~ If ei,in1ina these poor peolle hould be going
ON. L. IL. - o,,,b,
Tie Rev. DR.. BELLOWS thought ihat we ough,
10 ,,.l sith the negro ~ a man, ana tiis sto,i'
mid M tiro1oh tie difficulties ana lntrI1loies
Wild seemed 20 rerV.cS the negro guetuon' Neie
40. .l,y,s willie ifstcHd OF bla :, ana hal lieF
t.., l.-i d, under the circumstances under which
no a been living we shouhi have tue same oiih'
I,ft.. they were ike us le,s tnan quarter oi an
inch DOWN. The Government perhaps Were HnAious
fo evade this question: ~ order tna' they Dn5ot hu'
erv wnv recognize sliyelv even N endlns u.
/ U,I.d :, his u.nd bill by senator o-Ier WI o
.,.ild i,r The eiII lo, ueut o. the fitFes on TIE
! to,tsfion. ", ich their masters bad left III was "a
t.skigr doctrine thst th, LACK man 'ouii ho' az
lc,rc of hiusel.. lie honopd FREQ. Do1, iass Ior
in,, al de lack man asked ouly TO hc rt aioi T.
a. t, ~ had lived In tie South and he knew mat
a,.. Of the lest gruiusel aud best caie-taAeFs ne
J t,d ever known were black men. some OF them
TOOK care Of very large plantations. we mus Io'
.urpo,, tlat they required 'efi uN,h '"'o' - 80
So,ety would direct ANA g'ide ih.'o 80 lv'
,lroe trooth- az soon IA they began 20 earn more
! ~ 49,. IS oreued With the North they Womb
=, h. ,re nj tl.tnseiyea and build houses and some
- tner would become we'll 10 DO IL TIE "CtIu.
mao ifgrle,t WAY 10 solve TIE matter 20 70 iiti'
i., ON the principles o. trnth ana secitble'
r.. ,v,r,,s. of itice md Il yh,eousness was tho
easiest thing 20 90 in tliu world. Instead OF siec
ll.tirgsnd doubtiuy whether II was best or eNl o.
.Dt t0 DO what was rcht let us do WHAT US IiSLt,
,d ,r,i.t the result with God. IL was Ct the IT.
mos importance that the 2ODOo0 acres wien we
t ,r, ia our possession OF the best cotton land on
L gl.be ,houd be- cultivated Give TIE Ia grocs the
ra.li tim lns and motive Of being sure ~ eat he
bread they earn aud that would settle the mailer.
! Br Fellows concluded by re- DIM petition calling
urou Cougress 10 lake mncdI'e measures 10 secure
/. Of Ia.
arms have t'k,n. -
/ M. K.v. DIR. TYNG was then introduced. lie
ala hat 81 b, her the blood OF the negro came from
Ham or from Jahct, be did not care; they ~ came
lrou Noal. Trey were or llacS ich9MenHen.
,rortsl rersors made L. live with God forever i
Itl, served Rim ri h' lie did not know whether
lie Wa an Ahotipris, or not, but be wac au out
aul-cui defender %, human nights. lie earthquake
/ WHICH had come ug0n the SO0th rad made master
Infd slivc equal lon could more ea-ly Put ii
chi Zen back into tie egg-shell tnan I'll tbe uabobs
OF South Caro- lima could eaten one 81 .htse Jilck
men and force mm back into Slavery. Ihe
I0uesiion was, what ,honld We DO with
| these men, What did We do with our
| Irish f,liow-ci,iz ;ns, With our German fellow.
.tizensf We helped them when the. cded A., aud
TIM, wa, not often. And he Thought the l"-s help
they conld get along with ,he better But all the
suie.iog which Was brought upon these suffering
iiieuds of the Government resulted om tbs Govern
ment having taken away the corn which they had
raised A. wegtye them half a chance, they would
"a. q ere OF temocyes. Or. Tying concluded 10y
reading the poem OF Whittier IN the Atlantic, which
contains ihc song OF tie Contrabnds. II was re-
c,ived with great applause. lie -aid IL was impos-
si5lr 10 stem the avalanche Of emancipation which
was svec,i ng down from tic Potomac ana the Oh 10
to TIE Guii. Let no l0nger call item cOntrabands
call tacu ireemen. Loud apl an,e.
The meeting lheo, az IL 0 cloch ?. M, adjourned.
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