New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
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uo,.:o,, sx,,acis will serve to show ire
-, 90 ,ha army with reference TO certain political
.F,,on'an,o &c ,ccep, date We pubsh them to aid
1;gos;ou Of sonnd political knowledge"
,o,cr OF An ILLINOIS REGIMENT.
~, of the officers Of the I'D IllinoI'
rol Trns uss called 10 the chair, Adjutant Wiley
sppointed secretary and Committee oil hv9 re-
ro,ted 4 series of resolutions declaring that the wal
bos "a foundation in i1st,t and humanity they
rroe II IN spirit Of patrio fm that they will endure
the bardshigs of soldiers life cheerfuiy--thal they
have an undyiug love for the Union Of the States,
and an everlasting adherence for traitors which
is expressed iu a. following words:
Fco.ci That deuouncr TIE wich-duess ond ba.cie"
oftaose eDen' Of Ie HoIn who ~ aCoSsl ,peo" ~
,fuust tLcir Government VITO encourage nion .oideis
90 s es.ep armed rcs.,srce to their recovery, aud
who by p,echs acts eLdeayor 20 promote ni's
lection the sry the last Fore 81 the nation shd we uP
islheI our or7Ae1s ard oor hi.ud' St Loms
eoupeuance oppose a. put down these dse aud ni
who. while rrelihing she free air oil inn' ih
p1hite with treason aid dcucunce TIC GSysrfg cor, their
iss gwen them peace aid security with tfeIy ard Who
chidaood sttue .g almost IN death s!I s.esn
S;S,aDt W. scySrt,,. yo95 cla theT aid, however a.
cth.i sotcrn States tho of bishhps a'' '''01s
P.rd The, We sjpre ell pat'an issues PIce.'es en1 I
AL, S1, i.. md al the tine before and above a.. int
unions o7sazions ard sy'gs aId a. ' ouT 70
and opposes wlltsoeyeTi tint we WIZ I" gu. '.p' =.
The Government in tas po'eeuil IN o. WI w. o1 and
ho star sraused Banner waves AGAIN over every ''' VI
American soil = ,i Il.
Tsot. AID traitors" 10 THE struggle and ifat "noei
Tor the couary against It. aid desrs the seoN su
Condemnation Of sll homes; citizens ana soldiers
Etto!fcl Teat the t2d hs-iNen incls lul1h'l VIZ '
low ne lag that waved The tG-s OF OF. i1Et
rvs it may Co. whether be IN The snnoy h-l. q - soh
.. asails the MI reacts vi, sud ' i,cd soeoI o.
p tho North end the honor OF that banne Peoge o
aves, TToPei.y AID our s'esed hoi'i
ANOTHER LETTER FROM GEN. RCsECEANS.
Gen. Roseerans has written the following letter
10 the Cincinnati Common Council, and every line
tapitates with patriotism;
hEspQr.LrrHs. DsrAETSSST oy InE @ shtEE l'
GKNrLywRy: have inst received END read ihe resolutions
pa.f 81 your eeiIis On TIE On i't' coph chib, us
Amy tue Oa troops and the Con manditg "oueTa 'i
On bcA Of t!is Amy and ts gallant leaders &C
c.pt ;b vIpIeon Of our 'ynpashy ana siss Wh y!
81 the be att i 1e 'ns. you are my ein" eloh' snu
Tout wOId. touch me y er tones q freddy 'is1,iy'
To- Inc .sf,lv o. wra I'D each o. you, We who ale IA
swsy are wiling to lay down on i've,
May no 'y.en song Of Ieice oGndeI on ie dtlVe hV.,
peri both sad & sser o. our homes Il never per
Fitted to ENJOY those desI homes ourselves "i a. i.s''
lpdeayoI leave them sad free under tie Constitute
lrd laws 70 our poAe.Ny ,
". s. ROsECRASs. Msjor.Gepersl
To tie Hon. Mayor and Common Council, ttucnAsii ONO
NoBLE LETTER FROM 4 SOLDIER.
George b. iIsis,vad, Assistant Adutsqt General,
writing from Baton Rouge on tie 2JID Of last month";
10 ansv er TO al iuvi alton to al end Union celebra
iion, say:
Ig., NAV BE- pa!oned for coorstgsn i1e lal9n iDsa
M teous hsud did the ti10Is uutuT the tetC llB
eye e. noii heart; Of &sjorGen. Benjamin + u'.e lie
believed DO tigt couciliat Oh 70 sEd with cb- tine
t)od treasure thT away. sd blows. oitcB FtIeSioi
u1l iney cry oT ccy |. the most lnercui Method.
4o Linz ne rehes' blow OF tie va Las heen stuck D,
ID f,Joas Proclamation OF Jsbnsty l. 1868 s;apsi the
p uisf ti.on "as wh.hs 90" cause q me Ie 2e'o"
u mad de'e rii aoJ Of sooh,In ohGaI eedeI' Of u =
Dty shd .Ia b-,tahn a' Ice, hSnE ma ~. ,
,sHo,.' % - 90 . we j ~, 'N'' '-'' VI"
Il ave Dev.r doubted tie propiety-nsy. du'y-Oi tie
eo,s.rinent =, means n, incudod 10 conquer
and punish tr-i'ere.
vxTRtCT OF LITTER FROM GIN. NiLnnt.
EDuoK l>8IANAFuLI> JoURSAL: 1 have just
r.. t. mob ions VI n! UrotLer oucers OF Indiana
u thr ssiAL suy u Rosecens, who Lssl- asssi.c -
the achieving the 'penoil victory to-
HsoI AMY ace brsgg luin .ou to ebdse III" roe we
Me sJstBee Of lOot, ILtiot soldiers 90 ttea mt
cowe. dies eng State by ,hyis s;s
peih'als Bgsmut' snd n. q. . throughout tue stat
who are s.vuS "a .oiY4 nd snco 'assneni - .I.'l
memoir OF the uel ~ le4c-s and HstOTd toDSea-
uoiis o. lcl, 'oIu,'0s ~ tie e2eerson aud dces's94
ust W. follow u siI memory Own lie s;1rs! q ;no
jc'u with uy islowclceI' 81 te Uaicn eyeiJW4eie o.
vsfsi1s thee tors s home lhst beu have c,h,a
e. 80 S.-th aH1 Ics.osi tL3 c'i.ut o.
esr 90. inne, over tps lii ulald sii.. (waich ruI
CD " so.y yn coi - w.. uoon o.r fe'p.l wAue o.,
b,,.,,,, i.,e ~. .o,tl b., ,t-, d.
90 aud seal N lie blood o. feitCs WtcT" ~ lUuui-
Oh permanent peso Of on ccrat ehd tie leIletgy Of &c
cover inert 1. rl lut.se seneietol. Il. u. HlLkOi.
Hratosr', ; O., Jan ~, 100
ONO OFFICERS MEETING ~ MtEFREC> BORo.
.lUKfHErsEOGO. Tenn, FIidsy, Feb. I3, lS03.--
la, i sud otisa,t,c Heeiiu; q Ono tic~t
wss k-d IN tic Iupoe M t,@Hs sono measure. t. show
the sentiment tia! ,zi';' ~ TIE sy with regard to the pigse
e1tio' 81 ;te
Cal Council ii'eiors DemocIz drew up ation,
which Lel.tIy ibdo "a members Of tie Commit
tee both Democrats Bepuoc-n 1t bas shesoy bcen
prtesed 10 len reg meihs Aad not sns.e msn Aas
Yet f,i.ed 30 incorse il.
The oLeeIs win sslcL the adde's. was Teo,seG by q
Ohio Iegmen,s Tia evening would lave tan! Of Joy
10 tho Atsrt oil every 10y i-sD IL the county
The sddIess begins By ignoring ali party pJac. dessf
only for the GoNcutacn 81 tue Cned otates H.,
tsnc emphasis " ny 5us tsof shoall dere the
che earnest pf3-ecnuon Of ia. whose soie IS tine
tTesery leruLic tom those WIN by ned force
are seeking L dgtrOy II
ms. wsr Inust be Grosocued OF al il wscsd IN v4u o.
AL evil. D- reeded az the bao box t.e rebellion.
Of ia his ou!s b. suppressed by Jsyonet
II one miserable tcusgosut7 among yol mus. vonit forth
their them honle. We ant none Of
their vile iettrTs, speecnes. OF papers, here.
TIE SOLDIERS OF OHIO TO THE PEOPLE OF
THAT STATE.
THE BATTLEFIELD OF SrOsE RIVE, Feb. L.
10 he PoBe Of OAio: The Ohio soldiers tho sde Amy
y0u Iend ofoteTs, aud sCh'aadfcss you .m iLis t"d
t.tnOwI in urgent ci!-eay kxies fIom home for long
tsG'y months from tao pstty yriie OF cal poi.i'
ana iu Of e,h denas aud Hrfy leados
feel none the beine, that ent~s into
e i.uo1e OF hone p,c. and calmly view tho
eondi1n Of tho e0u.tIy thai only standpoint tne
,ojdie ;. auo usirio' aeyoton 20 me gfcst Renublc
We what this Wild rfsaeies, party strife s
home by should the Grave. OF the great amy
the United -fstss-wa broken. toiIwof eud battle ttue
be .eit wIauost symp.hT I'D roa you, men Of Diof
nert employed IN defending The nation G.ain gigantic e0
What ~siipr, row The cause Of tic weri BY who's. sot
h. "a ..Ag. o .lsa