New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
FAITH THAT WILL NOT MAXI
AN AK SWIM.
Tie y. Y. Times of Thursday amsze' us-a
feat of which We deemed it ncspable--by saying:

The v. I. Times oil lhursday ausLes u-a
feat of which We deemed il incaPable--by saying:
~ letter from Gen. Mcclellan, the sabfanes q which
W.. .sn IN HE Timer OF yesterday corcs another q the
many nsspy.eL.Idou. which isrs 'afel 9oe'Ton q IL
puba mind n. states tha. he har received al ile n~.o
slaves who % hs camp or protection ard TIA; be
IA. employ digging trenches attending 70 ~ 'an
ay condition o.. the camps, I'D otlcr woGa o. nis .d
Thi. no STOW - perfectly hut T.. rnbc' Of si-A
esr,.. who fs Into ands and vacs@ srEcs tnus be
cone ,russe, much sanef th.n = sela .ly 'appo.'i
T. ore LAY 81 tou,asd - FoTc,' Hoasos rye % ~ h9n-
dled st Yo.Sou and n,ny n McCe.Ia' army
women and children Included Tbss. are ao enousa -
eve our troops 10 anyyry srest extent n bu'lrs ioh-
c.on, digging .seach, &c. b.t Win, fsw se ttefr 81,
Kept ot work
"Ju,. =. f, vi9 IL 4 bel' 90 r'ai eais-v''
o. . .bo- OF r.r .ys. a.d ~ faster Wbsr'veT can
,. them we ought then Aud ws hop. that the day
i no. er OF when count ,he number Of them 'usss
n9a orr camp .orI - lie hou'sad. iseaa 81 BY ne
hundred now"
lis 4 possible that one intelligent human
being can honestly Ialk Ike the above Con-
slider the s, unrspsaled, unmodifed order
of Gen. Mcdowell, iseued fnll year ago, on
The entrance Of our Army into virginia, for
bidding the h0rboring Of negroes within our
Hne,. Conside. Gen Halcck's "Order No.
3" pow nine months old, and stin operative
over his inluen,e 81 department OF the Mis'..-
sippi." iorbidding negroes >, come within our
lnes At all. Consider the prompt notification
by superior authority Of the Procsmatons OF
Gems Fremont and Phelps aud the order OF
Gen. Hunter. Con. Mcclellan has issued q
goolly number Of Orders aud froclamatlon',
bat not ono Of them has offered protection aud
freedom 10 such slaves OF Rebels "a might see
it 30 claim them at his hands. tbs only order
bearing upon their condition and prospects
which we can recall i. that winch expelled tie
Hutcbinsous from his camps for the crime OF
singing Ant.Slsvery songs. And yet Tie
Tsrr,s thinks the acme Of slave cooperation ana
aid has been attained By hila-that no more
negroes can be expected t. "i,dl into Our
hands" until We shall have driven the Rebel AZ
mics further South . blind guides You are
letting the Nation drift 10 wreck ard ruin I!
History, should il be fated 70 record tho tn
umph of your shuilling counsels, will convict
you OF National suicide
of course, The Herald improves tho cppor-
tunity TO intensity the National perils By foolish
clsluor against the Abotionists, and by denun-
citation Of the slaves AZ Idle and worthless.
Hear its correspondent at IIsrrisons Bar, un.
der date Of the lita inst:
Our lu,s ol defense flly d.rsopod aud The wofts,
shich spIsng up BY magic When she amy al io''a
her- are nearly perfected.
9Th. recent dssussions In CouU,.s Apon tho question oi
eat:us oontr.baads work IN tho trenches sayo In the
e.nu. 20 story TIA. such dspo,on would - made Of .as
.rce. o!e ssutsD.n OF Alc-n dssesu. M around
en- aztsf. doing N.s E.it WORK and consilei'b
be.,v eating The gss1lt gate stampede suont tho
der.,ys OGoers' boots tanned Up unblsekse and vhsa
inqai., -srs made found thai The ssmbos had 'se
aded IN sfd,r TO keep clear Of tho trenches IL ss
vel f,f the amy II .hsy had lsPSndsd upon the
would have been good deal older before The Notifications
ves coz psist ,horOu.h hai Of cohirsesad sOcr h.'
been made BY ID. Cominbsy Department, al tie river H.
loading r.n.pors. Negroes who have been free for sisns
tine ar, found 10 be ssrvcesbs but tho ss'.' trs-h ifop
Nh, plan,s ons ~ no, worn Som. worked until ihsy had
received dollar two sno thea cut their 'tck but ne, Of
them yG1nose s..sr having worked half day"
1t may just as well BE- understood fret as
last that there is great deal Of human nature
even in negroes, and that human nature has nj
aversion to working for nothing. Gen. Hunter
has no difficulty in obtaining negro labor for
any purpose; Gen. Fremont never had and
never would have any; but no General who
believes The Hrsld's daily noulcations that