The New York herald., 1863-11-09

tie penalty 10 capital pnnlshmrnt, and the victim was
seoordwsy executed. What he supposed offender did,
what lie scoused OF doug. lherc la no Written
record left. N0taTe says That N AfTca tyfaitr w'
execute with lh.r own hands criminals conas nnsd ~
death are justly called bafbarans Tie woula ba pusyied
for q nnmo for The tyrAni 10 This in.tancs.
In other cases lie n sad to have 'aused men 70 he
executed without trial and oven 20 Lavt vunetei Nnr
execution. In others again be s sni io have seized
aud put them trial before military trhrnns
aud had them executed. In Que iugtAn'c. tue cenco
being unionam, II was aseerinncd after trial and zen
tence that the supposed ofrrder god Southern
'nsn PARDON RON h'namnn was started Dat I'm, tno
teacer ony reached there To time 10 see te ress form
q tae murdered tciug Sorac fom the frserraiHd
81 ms execution CT all these thagr leiHtoa Davis
lciy informed
sroHY of Tw TWAS Yp'rus
no story OF the two young Iesm tcderH have o'ten
young, handsome and sfr ghily Having lnrt
entered tho service and from state noted Tor s pcfu
liar IDEAS OF PEE sonal freedom ihey supposed tna ts
dayr absence irsm camp without le'Ye would subject
them 10 nothing more than slight camp pnuwhueh'
And having relatives few niles h tho country whn
they had not fer yearn. they concndrd 10 visit ON
Poor ioiows indmao was fesb rom Bragg ihey
hunted down, suuimRriy tried cnnvet"n nnd thH
sentrce approved in one day The )cuns men 10 w., GU
urged youth and neNper Rn excuse nnd beg
ged him 10 Jet them live, assuring him they would show
bim { spared what soldiers they could make 1hoi gray
haired bearing about his pcrsnn the marks Of wounds
received a, tho Alamo aud upon The battle nefs 81
Mexico, win breaking heart, bowed hcorr hn. ana
rrayed iardnr for his thougtiess ami innocent boyr.
Aud women struck with their youth end innocence, with
tears aud entTeat-s impofed mercy or mo unfortunate
yoaihs But IN vain. The tyraut was ncNorahic. me
noble youths len, aier a tender and toarhng lareHf
victims To the ambition o' cue who wnn msl"d 10y mo
cruelty OF Hlsg and who IN adoinT The Aiere H'y ~
Of discipline, took up tho club OF Hcrcula, aud to not
being able 20 WELD It, degcnera'cd into mere mur
deIer.
Ioss OF rim INDIAN cors1aY-Gr.gaiL rIsg
He turned tho Iudans against us. Thus leaving u de-
icncocss and threatened ny savage Toe ~ the West,
besides the loss Of that whole territory lhcro WAS out
the continent who coald control them Natufa
education, habits and ny, earaucc, had peculiarly nticd
him ion the task That man was General Albert IKE
He should have hecn permitted 10 remain there ilnd
m ul johnson Intrigued
ierred rskug the loss Of thai country aui our ram 10
the oss OF his pet He ven permitted Gcne'l Fko %
between Gle OF soldiers what hope had puor doy,
tfodicn citizen, when general olcer, and he one
OF tho rst of tho nation could be thus trcacd with
all these things JeGerscn lsyis informed
| HEsfos'E TO ouH AirEtr'-i'ofYSG oF n'fHE'
But people Va the OF their agony and from
the dopths q Their op ressQn, pet9usd &r uavF Tor
relief. Month after mua,h rolled by ani 10 response
sl month aicr month they grnauei aud suffered. ana
supplicated Their appeals fof rc fa upon enden
And while heicupc sgfcrcd The JohnsOng ard llrdmaua
| feaaed and 1ourisbri AMI were glad Bat last tho
current Of aRouy and complaint too great Tho tardy
response Ani what, Oh nay sDfo lng cougtryue
do you suppose that respoase is, Il ie 1!at
"HyrvAS = IHEfE RtHOCr arriOarY."
What terrible re,rbct!ou "e had rght u czporL
The eas We could hope had ns acts hccA done by ono
| removal and prompt punishment And surely, That
ono who, hore, without authority had robbed. paged
and and murdered ana crushed toe
very life out OF our peopn would b' pat unn 8 irnl al
| a capEit and meet lelcu's doom. We shall sec.
In amazeuaout, would nsk mo Mr.. Davis knew o
these things Al Of them Besides what private citi4ea
all the stat mad written him General Pike. writ
ten charges and IN pswerlul published pamphlets, mad
| most Of !, known - him and The world Bot II W
| johnson and bis followers supreme at Richmond
| lie owns the uhoo representation from tbs state
except Mr. Garland, who has all tho sense md mani
muet have bcen violently agaiod or such foul dross
could ncver bayo risen u the top" One hany did yen
tnre to whisper in his room with locked DOORS 10
few citizens about these ourages but he locked the
m0gths with pledge OF socrosy before they left lest
johnson" should think he had turned traitor TO him
And poor Old Michel would talk 40 much beth side
that NJ usual he neutralinsi what b. ssh, while Hr
GsrlAnds uerasces were stbed between affection upoi
the part Of bavs for IibdbsD. and snberyency TO w
johnson. Tho latter gentleman win not desert iindmai
yet fhe harvest OF place snd power, resged by ,bem
u great Better tsr people groan and suffer
so aer all hM wickedoe.s Bminsn Ia s,in 70 renal
here Bat " ssothe toe pubic, aud blind H. new
must be brought oSerere they eau use. u coursc. Nj
johnson hslf lin. wcRk. supoyaDnairt old ri satuy
who was nadc licutcuant General Holmes Tor this o.
press comsns The interrri5 of Arkansas bong snbrd
Gaed 70 that OF Tie Joinoons, aud 10 tho bate cl
Davis, for our poor oppressed people demanded Gcber
Priceor, rastor begged for him pleously days
The th poor unfortunate and ptiabIe old ma
arc ksown 20 all Our peop'e breathod free Tor momof
sfser he cascfor tho press her. belonging the
son-hs oologizsd sIoessivoly l,ai shcy soon sa.
tho stroke cf iIindmans hand IN all his acts As Gen
ersI PIKE !selly r.m:rks. his lieutenant became hl
master. Hcfncs revoked roue Of Hindu.aris oiiou
ordsrs and tho terrible scenes cF oppression sod pune
went on a. before.
cosDuc5 OF GENERAL Hpl~rs-trrryR 70 NJ DAyt,
with al hta, our people were sili willing tO suffer an,
70 nsod, II ssy military results favorable 10 nigh
now iron 10. hopoa we're disappointed nlIl,sr,
aHarr neglected johnson and Hndman were inrs
npoh soePbg ~ political prestige abd Dioc 81 pot
Old ssnefal lioues 10 use tho influence OF his raak
yod lac upon weak members ~ the fngislatgrc IT, bs
ssscran for Confederate Senator. Thas the time .a,
passed IN ieastrg and dancing and poiica wire workny
vhc the poor soldier shivcrei under tho bleak sby
The lonr cikrn groanri under oppr ssi1n and NrVuf
and troublcd LETT tho last murrel sboui any momss
be taken IRON hie heyiess family
General Holmes had no plan ~ oamfagn. 10 oone.p
ton o' b. d.tes and DOT mannss aud boaesy euogs 4.
70 give way o. a better
While ihis state 81 afairs existed aidrcrsed letter 4
"Sn-il something h not done ~ Arhansaa, We arr
ruined Csir r.Ope h.ve been terribly 0rfs...i IN,
| are yet Ihey need rof. lbey want General Pf,s
| Send him, and he will winter 10 Hiss0su with sat,
| thousand Ioen II you do1's. iba department - sous
and Arkansa- must and WI. seek protection r'acgtefe
General il0mos bas 10 pan Of csmpsgn Hindrin 4.
N The Northwest, vito some hieeD ttgsasd Bu'
the centre, unfcr Rosno. and e. " othor 20 Soa
appontecs of foo a. W. johnson to far ~ T. sspnart
him Ibe ooni'e, N turn. cannot br surrertri ~ tie
rght tnaer iIlndmah, or tae 10 unl,f tHgfcn ~
kansas Poet While ihr latter place, n att.f.e1 cannot
b. supported and must faL rsrfos Gslofal c.
although gDot soifsf, h. 10 M op.nion. .
incomp pcicht 10 Nc cemmaud. rneak of tr.e
things against ofel.tfo nogeuerfr neo4
Tho part Oi the cnrny Az for oFcgsifc mevsmsntf "a
our part Ge1tfaI hsfass hal usfsFtsteu rtt. x,
oocs b. even contemplate it " ouf uflr fenain here
taey O. ght 90 30 Into 81 f.sI.I 40 rlcr.
Bot o. said IN M bet ietior. alt me s-rH 81 mr
SIDE to river e4c1gt sbJ4t lye tlolHald fnDuacd fnaa
~ keep 0I faarau1ug bands gat & 10 1t aefaa toe
Mississippi rvcf 'cr ersfy man cent frof thh 90 tie
ffsi lpFeNa Nff etfaiF Nf Htu fff 70 fufHt
Arkansas would be- relieved rr frfudy anf h-stIe
army bgu ihtu, h1dng es fburg std it apprIsrh -
IN no meantime, aui or is0plf bsi's c't ffca D aIw
anf reap frale. supply ne rr1ie afuy s1 ne
eat zoe & tho rser BIT ~ n means seud frlrs btfa
aGd irt bin g. mo NIe9uf H@ aorE be sr4 alil
the widest euthusas ms H tri rfni are :. oct
knox tf1 crits.r politician from or tfais tax
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