New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

treated with the moot kind aud generous hospitality
IL say. Won think that ito publication would do
some good and 30 harm. then make 10 pubic.
~ cannot but repeat to you how happy this tirn
in your moral warfare, especially III tAis noAe lt
when the material war every point turns IN favor
~ freedons canse, has made ine. This is the mo-
ment for generous sacrifice on the part OF the Norih
and maguanimous returning OF good for evil LIS
NAV be tie creates. moment in America history /!
n NAV loy That nation coH rise 70 the lnil dignity
of a Christian man. Professor Bergalk bas Just
been 10 sse me. we are both delighted with the
goodness, lnanlioess, and al'o clevfnsss oi 'olf
9ood PRESIDENT message. Nothing better!
/" We look impatien,ly TO see how tliS msisage
will be received by the American people ~ Ialse.
We know already that it has been approVeu :!
both your Houses. Thank God ppr,frpr
" Ever yours, "FhLD4.ihA D-'N'.i''
In another letter Miss Bremen proposes to con-
tribute slCO toward the Presidents plan Of ensnei
patton and ADDS;
"smsl as is the sum, IL may yet serve to free =
poor elderly black woman working uncer the iAs-'
saw in South Carolina ond IN Cuta tWo OF 'nI:3
such old faces, whose looks Of settled despair WI
forever haunt me. Daring the Summer The money
will be sent 10 you ia a check from London. can,
not tell you with what joyful sympathy shall
hencefor,h follow the tIiumphs Of your arms Tor
gee Justice and geuerosty 10 your white as we'll as
your black brethren going with them"
"TO NY AMERICAN FRIENDS.
Returned 30 my home in Sweden, after soloGrn
Of more than five years IN sou horn AID eastern.
countries, [ fnd that home enriched by gifts OF
American friends, sent during 10Y absence. Most o.
these gifts consist of bOode, good and beautiful pro-
ducts Of American literature. Some OF tbesa are
eudeared to me by letters from their eiyels, others
by kim words on the tite-Iage figned only Dy I'M
tias; seyeral have mark at all OF the friendly
hand whose gift they are. These spIrit-signs have
to from different parts OF the United states,
H. the North, Ill the West aud In the South. lbey
have made me most joyfuuy alive 10 my ties oi
everlasting sympathy with the great western
World, its life and aspiratons bus they have also
left me Oppressed with gratitude For how shall l
he able to acknowledge these fresh tokens OF good
viii from people which, perhaps, more than any
Other Lights In giving, in tie noble hospltahtics OF
the soul How can [ but long 10 make known to
these known and unknown friends how much they
have enriched not only my book-shelves, but my
heart Such expressions oil MY feelings worid not
hurt them, and would make me more easy, by let.
ing I1e feel a little lees in debt. But how saaIi
reach them
Thanks be to God, and next TO Gutenberg, if ]
cannot come to them by The written word, can
30 80 by the printed Ole, and make That Hundred
tongued bind the pEess Lear 10 then the expressions
/ of ~ gratitude wherever they may lie. Among the
anonymous iyeTs, suspect two publisners, VINO,
while / was in America, ana atter~ard, have gwen
me, IN beautiful and valuable works, repeated
I
| for many auoh, here thank Mr.. G. p. Putnam ano
Aiessra. Ticknor & Fields.
"Bnt il is especially with nv friends in The homes
of the United States-those good and blessed homes
in the North the South and the West IN the Free
States and in the Slave States, where have be,n
happv guest-tnat ] wish 10 sFeasi TO commune as
| did when was with them, Il sister with broth
err and seters.
/ " You anow l. wei, my friends, without my say
it, what deep interest have taken IN your pref eh
! = n H..
have felt TO see bloody, fratricidsl war polIute
country giited beyond ali Others with all the bless
! linls ofihis eartl-s country of which men such es
Horace Mann ana A. j. Downing each IN bis wayl
have worked to make, as God aeeIs TO nave intend
ei it 10 be, paradisiacal home for Mankind
" From tho beginning OF the wan | have thirsted
and hungered 20 rec started some for paclf-
calon, by which the purity Of the principle OF moi:
vidual and civil freedom;he very life-prndple OF
your great Republic--shoud be- made TO coincide
With Iustiee, equity, and posuG,ig on all poiuts. |
have hoTed Of the genius Of America that 1t would
bring Mt such wonderful thing.
"Prsised be God and that good genius, such athiDg
has now come indeed
"The recent Message oil President Lincoln, ana
bis proposition Of compensation by tbe Govern
ment TO those Slave States which w0uld give up the
/ institution OF slavery, and re-enter the Union as
Free Statesthis proposition, made IN terms as wise
AZ its tone is manly ard Iesoue seems ole OF those
measures Of kigA ooi,tics which alone rule over
lower ones, cOnciate the interests 1T war; and
make tie United States Government rse TO the Dig
uity Of a hIgh moral principle. y u also simple as
the cgg OF Columbus. IL seems the Ting 10 be
done.
Such inspirations come from God to good and
uuright minds II makes them natural Presidents
o the roopes. In this It seems clear that the
Chief Magistrate Of the United states by tbis meas
ure. has associated 10 himself all honest, unseihsh
hearts in your great land, for one great work-i0r
right, and freedom, aud peace Tor the good OF all
And it seems to that the father end mother Will
talk about il In their homes with their Children and
fervants that The brother viii confer about It with
/ lis sisters and brothers; that everybody VIII
como forward 20 give his mite Of work and good
will. the widow her penny the clild his toy; that
there win hencelofth be- both in the Sou and the
Norb third party which may be nauct ChflHS
partv; party ,or brotleIly love, Tor eI4ice ior
peace and good willard that every Chr'iian man
and woman wlll enlist under it, banner. HE stars
OF that banner viii never iall OF Tut they may shed
a new luster over the people of the Uaied States,
and bring harmony and prosperity TO the homes OF
America which they have net known be0re. DIM
culties NAV come-Dust coue--in the carving out
OF the proposed measur0; new s8fr1ices may be re-
quired on all sdes but difficulties viii be too iu-
tricate, sacrifices ZOO great, Tor great people
determined TO 90 forward In the # justice and
equity 20 every one. And then angels IN heaven
once again may sing IA they once did in prophetic
vision:
Glory to God in the highest. psace earth and good
will unto men,
"You can hasten that day my frends-the day OF
release of peace and Joy TO your country aad TO mill
lions of hearts interested in her glory Permit me
among those TO name also nyselt ior never more
tLan in this hour did feel n self so truly and en-
tirely yours. FrfDRIEA BIENER.'
THIRTY-FIvE POUNDS OF CHAINS.
From The J.gersca (Ps) SiGr
We have the pleasure of presenting two letters