The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

been "a tower OF strength 10 the government had he
boldly cas- his ot with The loyal BuL he had slaves ana
although houses and anas might be abandoned no could
only enre ps saves oy remaining Nth and watching
them Has Mr. Butts done anything since the country
needed the ana ~ MS ppleadd abilities 10 entitle him 70
protection and favor at the hands Of the federal
Dent Has he not utterly iaied 10 give 10 the govern.
ment aan tn war that active support which every
passive acqniescenos 10 the rebellion obligate the
government 70 extend the same protection that active
operation in sappressing does7 What has Mr. Bolts
done 10 satisfy 10 that no Onion mani Tho rebels
have placed some rsesriceobs upon him. and that quasi
proof OF h's loyalty but Mr. Bolts himsclf stands mute
high crime; i is heino1s offence how" Treason was
Of demasogues. u was formerly punished BY forfeiture
OF property and DEATH 10 . now rewarded with high
simultaneously with the receipt Of your splcenf epis
TO, beaping contumely and odum upon tho poor, de-
graded unfortunate blacks, received the iniegenc,
q tho Second Louisiana regiment bad yielded up
their lives az the very mouths Of rebel cannon upon the
moro 10 tho or civil liberty and constitutional
government than the whole brood OF unprinciped poit
clans who are eternay a war with the government and
continually inveghng against the por African because
God Almighty made him black eN
You and your coppefhead friends are not willing 70
fight the battles Of the Union, no viii you allow those
who are wiling 10 fight them You doubtless remember
the story Of the dog In the manger. You mss THAI
tho pure Anglo shall bs shot defence Of the
Union. Our soldiers say they would just a. soon see
negro stop rebel bullet a. 70 stop Themselves We
ss he admitted S;s rebels Sss
the government do with them. a Sell Them 10
whoever viii buys" he replied. Would the American
transforming their aovernment into gigantic slave
breeding slave oartering stock companx2 Never Tho
moral seOss o. the nation would be shocked a. the
age me onward march Of enlightened opinion eli The &C.
nervous mPgses q our nature are .ntsgonss,c 70 such
owned slave. never win own one. The peace
,s e. m ss e 'ss e. e %s1
abundance Of all nj enaa Az
cept common sense What have they proposed
In Han q ths Presidents policyf Have they any
UEted States that win meet the views Of the rebelsf
.. why nos give pabllcsyi y would have host q
and themselves from ignominy. Have we been prior Or
subscquen 70 the proclamatio1 greeted with one ray Of
hope, one CLEAN q peace nom Richmons On tho con-
trary, not all darkness war and baed, impotenl rage
In that direction True men are for the government,
matter yas SS Rsss : IT, North =
the administration In all lis eorts 10 put down the
belon They will neither the Union nor let the
President save IT, They suggest nothing tangible 70 take
John Randolph once said, "Jackassss may bray at .
monument, but they can't build one" You see tho ap
AZ you have been sxceedusy generous in the bestowa
o. your advice, we VIII make no apology for onerng
l. II you have been INDUCING too freely 10 the use Of
'tangcioot," desist. and join temperance society.
8. II you cant DO better Union man than John Minor
Bolts, try 70 be good, and keep stil.
4. Cease insulting the American women.
g. Try by every means 70 regain the little respectable
" You bad have and lost.
g. 0ner yourself substitute for negro soldier
over forty-nve years Of age; or
4 Apologize the President and % Cooper Is legally
hold the once OF assessor In this district
You win stu stand fair chance Of being appointed
8. Take moderate doses OF vermifuge and cold bath
three times day.
Purchase and read small book called etiquette for
American Gentlemen especially that chapser directing
how TO reply to polite ing itations. r-U
TO- true that you are crazy, endesvor 10 get into
q good lunatic asylum. 4nf
BY carefully dgsting these brief, gentle and friendly
and also the twentieth chapter Exodus
together with General Buffers recent speeches. you may
yet be able 70 rescue name not from contempt but
from infamy. J. N. TOMENY, Chairman, &c.