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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-29
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-29
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-29
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ben, BOD p1tfsn .ptr Morhldnbsr Aber VT
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8. Gartteene etnsaeatlaafe1ti Sttas
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penr ZEN Dfftsrxn {sine.@ &atpfsfett dpp
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@ibfon tas, COMMANDO Qbst biz Bsiaopt,
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ltete- Il una In 9er(pn ~ einen28 dpoltAet4.
anaIf1d dit tia SGtntEuhas pss G.tnbss.
Dad S9id(et VIZ arn1st fanp out ben.
|Spttle, Ytr. Ntekp. r,atII 1alluulff hsts tt1tealI
Gldntes@ Ben, palmer auf per re1tegG liant.
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buITdbRsf@1H nbfT TIL 1fffnt6 EEL, BEN
5tone 4tper AZ, ,unter etner furnttdIt1s
;4anonnbe .ber. .Getne unterbtelt -sil1s1
ba9elhimten 4ueelu9tn AMI itnss ppp4Jnis
rner writer favuaten af.pty,s btrs Mntbasb Pee
:Geiabs6 brad, iff paHtlss htb fIot Uttsee44
hin dhbsst,s pst a4hifye9sg9 4 !,
:spt Nae 8aajsa 9 fisglaalllS ~
Dsn4a ubereH Ga9ardnnte,isr Nnnl&fylf4es
bcrc. unisr COMMUNICATIONS l4o
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
A Curd from Gen. 4. RI. Cluy.

20 he Editors Of Then J. ftmes n r Feb q. 1863
GFXTLEMEN: In The Times OF yesterday ~"
have an article styled @ Russia made nalPy' ~
which desire 70 say a word in reply. have noun.
ING 10 cav about the spirit OF that edhoriai 'o""Iu
ne-;t is the same as tie rest you have written IN
reference 20 me, while at home and abroad. 90
not hold myself above just even uoirlendly cru-
cism "a q public servant. la that shall attempt to
defend myself moi by words, but by lfe-acts. But
when YOU venture the ipsinuaion that ~ lie can
serye the Government consistently with bis private
sentiments only in foreign mission, you mlsreQre'
Gen. my "sentiments" aud injare tie cause Of the
country. told President Lincoln that could not,
and would not enter the field unless the policy OF
Iberating the slaves of Rebels was adopted. Az
aeon ss the President issued bis Proclamation Of the
ODD of September, offered my services, at once 10
Gen. Halleck. was received IN such manner that
Secretary Chase, who was present, ana had urseu
me by the most pressing arguments to take COM
mapd. WAS satisfied, as well Us myself, that L could
not serve the couatry or my own reputation
nv enterinc the service. Justice 10 the couu-
try and 70 my own character for fraukneSs demands
of me to say that regard Gen. Haleck as too Pro-
Slavery to do justice to any of my views OF the
great political Issues pending. have done what
could and shall DO what cam 10 induce the presi-
dent to put Gen. BEN. +. Butler in his place. l
believe that such a change would save the Republic
millions of men and money. Nothing short OF that
can give the vigor aud effect TO our aims, which tie
crisis and the public sen,imen! demand. How far
"Rossia shall be made happy" will appear when
your friend VIM. II. Seward shall place more Of my
correspondence and less OF hSown, before the public
] am your obedient servant, e. NJ. CLAl
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,.,o and giving token In hundred ways that ne eVe
AL over" Give praise newspaper mem !" 'no oeHO,''
-so remember, his private soldiers and causes them to be
&.,ea like nm, Such man viii save us IL we are "ue 70
Ourselves end to those glorious traditions wni'" eS"s S''
Of mOuey.getns euel; no, to have en'ceo'
ANOTHER THING.
>vhsr ,soioed the army over month ago. eoui" ho'
-, rr.,r,.x brt there were plenty" OF He'Hid' hr'
go, and J.ynai,6 C1mmoc VI course no one hal
rrobibi,sd The Tribune to be soid but ii is more
ah,. that suy sudAcous newsOoy who might try TO
rsn.r would find Himself in position nes pleasant
.s,5oy, to 30 placed in. In word. the Potomac army,
49, - ,h time Gen. Hooker took command OF It, had been
..H corrupted by It's daily reaJns; AID the miserable stud
on,t, beched forth the public option CT the North
So ,bes,, have named quickly absorbed BY the
bsv the troop until murmuIinss aud s9: Of discon
,n were far too sppsrent AL that is changed, and man
,,bo desires to read the truth las opportunity TO d.
AZ Nor will this change be without immediate and rer
ceptible effect upon the men.
THE WEATHER.
We hsve very mild weather-no snow Of late. but oeca
sous The roads yet impossible for heavy artillery
or bssgas wagons II Gen. Hocke, in month be
will have done we'll Ia the time LEI the country De
patient and hopeful
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and SPIT 10 bis face. This order settled al tia,
celebrated ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bOasted that Butter
could do nothing with him. He had contract ior
finishing a steamboat which Butler wanted finished
The man refused 70 finish it-sa,d he could DO ~,
but would not. Butler told al orderly to take nm
to room in the Custom-Ilouse, feed him on bread
md water aud bring him back when he wanted 10
see him. After few days, the portly man, rapidly
growing thinner, begged 20 be permitted to hnIsi
the boat and promised make up for lost time. IL
ANYTHING had been lacking TO our success III TINS
war, it was the want Of inst such backbone rs
Butler had shown. Wero he sent lack, every
! Union heart in New Orleans would feel thrill
Of gratitude. He must not be understood rs
throwing any dscrcdit upon Gen. Banks. lie
Is irm honest, faithful man. Gen. Butler dc not
arrange matters perfectly for two months after he
took possession of the city. II Gen Banks had made
some MISTAKES at fret, he would soon remedy them
late letter from New Orleans said that the Ssces-
sioDsts began 10 think that they had got worse
nau than the first. Gen. Banks had arrested some
of the chief Secessonists, and he now aosessIng
them 10 feed the poor. Gen. Banks had treated the
subject OF Slavery in a practical way. There are
10000 inhabitants. OF these 6I 900 took the oath
OF allegiance 2l,O)O registered themselves AS
enemies. ere was numerous class who bad
AIKEN the oan and who said to each other that they
had spit it ont. The noble stand taken by Duran',
himself STAKEHOLDER, against Slavery, was no
isolated Gaze. The lines ware distinctly
drawn between Slavery and Anii-Slayery. Siay-
cry was forever dead IN Louisiana. ihs men
who We're opposing the Government IN tie North
could unite only with the Seces-ioui.ts; they conld
not unite with the Union men OF the South Inc
first gun on Sumter loosened the tendcns OF the slave
Mr.. Luooln's Proclamation was less active crea-
ator Of freedom than statement Of what was already
the fact. The white men being Withdrawn from the
plantations, tho negroes had taken their liberty.
The negro already free; If We triet 10 put MN
back we should have a repetition OF the horrors OF
Hayti. lie had heard away down on the river next
the ocean where no Abolilionst had ever come, a
cougr CATION OF negroes singing sod John Brown"
and tho master joining the chorus. He thought
III IN that Old John Brown had lived for something
Since lie had seen how the Conception law had
placed the burden OF the war upon the non-slaye-
holler OF the South and createt n division IN 'le
hearts OF the South, he had fear. concerning tie
result of this struggle. lie concluded by exhibiting
n copy OF L. U.iOH, the black man. paper III NV
Orleans,
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