New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
LATE SOUTHERN NRWs.
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spective OF their FORMER masters. Thoy know bat ore
ssastsftboir guardian the ,ernment oi the oh'
States BY IFS agents the military ana haNa' ; a.
Aes them actions viii hc controlled until sueh i
such oon,rol shall be 'ound unnecessary When tner'
fore any person within he lines of any pos. n' ohr
United States forces profess TO hod any his Labor
p~rson az a slave or demands the piohs W s ~, -
on plea ot ownership, that proiessIo. ~ anJ
founded oa q state Of things passed AVA. M ;n., 80
rs AL inportincnce Ia the So'eiino' ~
the Government itself. rat, r.i.o1 c.o...
Whonerer portion of the forces OF me oned nlh'es
take possosson Of any post every siaNes piesuneu W
=, ,snme his condition OF freeman, ana becomes
dsnonnf mon that force for protection IN his rights
sr,nr ~ his ebor being transferred to the Govern
men. IN consideration al iood ciOthes anu pr"'cVo
cnt,, n, Is lit ior sell government
oloy one of these freemen, they must bargain ior
kxsmsns labor and treat the person so hired as nee
man md il must he the duty Of officers to that such
treatnen IL received by Governmental proteges
Nov This idea of people running after officers, Win
she whine my boy has left me and come within yoni
lines will you give me pass 10 take him back is
mistaken one lie ceased 70 b. your hoy when he came
within the lines and became his o~a boy and tncle
Sam stands pledged to Nrlp him ~ maintain that cond
ton II al officer far forgcts whit is due from HIM
self Ia his Government. as 10 give You PERMISSION 10
hunt for your boy you call him. he ncrs heavy re-
spons;bity, involving cort'mar0l aud loss al once,
Therefore dc tempt him he is only hum0n bul go
and hire the boy, If you need bis services. and nse MN
ma nqn, and : man he viii labor for you. III Nour
hired folks don please let the lloN 0stAI"sN" I'su
tate them. ill.,. NJ,
Th, idce ~ be remembered is that the citizens OF
EstoAcz living under new dlSpensa'lon anu .u''
its power will be enforced, AZ respect 20 i''Ht4
slay rs wei 10 oihei things Every one "l "N'S
his master and reports Nnhiu the iincs - elttMi!
Tree and must b. treated as such every one th,i lays
with his master WitHn me rhe, y lViISS,S nc
Hkewise and must b. treated in iil view 81 tins iaci
THOSE who Vet with hcir masters outside the nno'
free likewise m Tue c!co thc Ia" ana as me 4h's
extend they viii become igcc IN fact
WeSau attention to Thea, thiugs, not 10 MAKE toah'
but ooXhhif certain facts chat seem To have been over
L. .1r fff. fri IFtNt "A noe
things be- considered carefully and much subsequent
Iroohle nlay be saved thereby.
lron The Ne'ches CoUrier. oc'. :
HOW SHALL MIssISSlpPIASS ACT
The following communication appears in fh'
Colns ia IS @ Guardian.
To -. Ercelsnl Got boSgAx-Ihe sretm OF NEGRO emf
grafton from MissV has flowing into ms ss'e
tSin. 81 N; SUM- have 20 r.se Tie In cop' hG, Ne
ques.n subsistence or another year may be a. great inn
rum Woui ,roi bewe th State sa 90 adop' sor
precautionary before . too late This suggestion
j. only throw ont each tie senon 81 ne IIolI .hoi
:si NE wrSI a;yn5 syfy M, b. 'I1, 7
Ne-y respectfully. ClI%EN'
To this Tte Ay4ls,a Coss.ifrti0aaa replies;
Nis untrue that either Georsa Alabama have reused ref
and donid 20 the Mort nse fugitive IRON Mi,'il
Our people are mop ole q 50 Outrageous breach o. nos
Wetsve before alluded to This meter o, emigration
and We 10 30 agLin IL sorrow than anger. Al
touc tie people OF Alabama and Georgia perhaps have
rot formally protested against NlfNsippians lying -
those States several Of tie rrCss have spoken out cus
it. AZ Tie time alluded TO this matter II was done
with tie view or presenting 20 the Mississippi clt2en his
true position in til present crisis.
life euigr1tes with MS family AID negroes he is de-
IouLCei by some Of Tao journals a. cowrrd for sur
rendering bis home Where be stays az home, cldtey
oine 70 pursue the tenor q his way ~ raising
crops for the support Of IL family be is by other pFtts
stgrnstzed "a subj ss.orst and cavalry sqGGds are
sent ont hy tr GonedeIGtes 70 suosist On his already
diminished supplies ard with @ view 10 make him mis-
erabe and poor indeed his little crop Of cotton bnrA
"a cap the climax oftrcuDlc.
This no fancy sketeL-ii is a reality almost any
planter the Mississippi River can esuy. Wten TIC
planter Is thus made poor and even destitute does TIE
Confederate Government Cotle e. hls reie. Never
Instead % this the Confederate force gradually falls
back toward the AGl ann River leaving tie property
OF Miss.ssppaus aMOsi total week.
How sAn the resident ~ Mississippi act under tbs
state Of things II he taxes refuge further Egs lie is
censured for leaving LoQ.c. and II he leaves home 20
ras another crop IN The Confederate lines es soon as
tie Union army egain presses forward his supplies
Will once more be taken by TIE Confederate cavalry
and his cotton committed 10 the flames again
Miss.ssippans by staying on your places and cult
waiting the soil in humble opinion, You dong
much good FOR yourselves and those around YOU Though
given the cold shoulder occasionally. Of those wL)
appear to think Themselves entirely safe from ihe ray.
ages oil wax ID tie mountains Of Alabama ana Georgia
khownc that you haFe been ,nd in the IRE and have
done the bes, for Your country.
Unto tie uew order Of tEilgs instituted BY The
military authority Of The United States, behoOycs Us
al 10 assiir.ate 6ni IS lines extend II We have not
realized al our hopeful soAs nc can have tie blessed
consolation q knowing ta- We have been discreet. law
sb'diHg CfloTs.
FOR our yart We look forward with daily renewed
hope 20 that deg Wtcl or internal srifcs slsl! end
when brother shall be .TTnycl against brother
stal- be Teyercd D. every ore On American coil.
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