New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24
SOMETHING FOR THANKSGIVING.
a Generous Oner OF SEQ Bushels OF Cora
from one Man.

PROPOSITION TO LOAD A SHIP WITH PROVISIONS
FOR THE sUFFEREEs BY THE COTTON FAMINE
IN ENGLASD-GooD READISG FOR THANKsGWNe
DAY.
"Love your enemies Do good to them which hate you p
Give 20 him that asseth ihee, and nom LIN shat would
borrow OF lee. turn moi thou away"
Love your enemies bless them that curse you DO good
When thou ak sst feast call the poor .he manned, the
lame. the blind"
Listen, all We who are clothed in fine linen, and
fare sumptuously every day., TO the cries that come
over the water from the labOrers in the manuiactur
ing districts of England: Help, or we perish
Slall theyl
Ii they ask for bread, will you " give them
stone 2" or tell them Of their sill of sending US a
serpent," in the form of the Alabama
Nay, rather let Us ray to them, " Blessed are ye
that hunger row, for We shall be filled"
Who Asks How 2"
Here 10 The answer, rather the beginning Of the
answer. Roads aud th@ Writer sregesfs in n
private note, " let il be read Thanksgiving Day;
and while we feast, let US think Of thOse who
stsrye.' But here is what be says to the public
To he Editor 81 The v. u 1r.JHae.
Sir: viii give 50J bushels q corn delivered IA NovYok
os the suffering cotton operative. ofoU mother country o.
the following conditions. lsl. That bs mike fur
her contributions until 20 900 Bushels raised % That
merchant, Of s Old country doing business IN NowN Oh
guarantee the payment o. freight and charges OF delivery
Sd. That Scion Robinson will agree M distribution
The last condition, while considered Of importance.
wi. not be insisted BUFFALO CORN MAN
H,.Gdio, Nov. H. 1861
p SProbsty rome beef pork or -four operator &. ready
20 maize similar offer IN their departments ssarng point.
100 can't your paper and those syplhirng get ship
I'D contributed n the twenty dsysl VIII no, tie rail-
roads forward fec such contributions RON Western points
AK tie question through your paper.
The question ID asked. Who responds! Shall the
children, and the mothers who bore them, and the
servants, hirelings, and dependents OF the lords
who despi.efutly use US" be left 10 perish TIE
first proposition we indors.. We know "The Buf.
falo Com Man." aud know that 10 will do what be
ssys.
Can the 10000 bushels OF corn, or ils equivalent
he raised in this land Of plenty and sent prove to
our " mother country" that the despised " North
tie child Of that country, although at war with "err-
ing sisters" Is not exhausted that it has the biggest
grspary Us well az the biggest army that the world
ever saw
To the third proposition, Scion Robinson answers:
that although he canno. afford to give his time TO
the and sec TO the iudcious distribution
Of ships cargo, he viii give HE attention TO the
receipt and proper arrangements Of all preliminary
matters connected with the enterprise, and will
receive, arrange and publish from tine to time for
the information Of others, all offers that may be
made "to load ship with proyisonsfor the starving
operatives in the English cotton manufactures"
Whether or not such ship is loaded, if any one
is DESTROYS 10 contribute to such noble cause S. r.
will receive any donation sent to The TRIBUNE
Office, and sec it faithfully applied Let us hear
from Western ponts, and all other points.