New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

| adoplcd at Cooper institute Monday. 9tt instant;
nedistc duy can, 90 ca1,ns for sa-crpion. =
meet ,e wants Of the the h'ss.Ppi Whose suf'
by for Simultaneous collection IN our
on III. cnd,y preceding the National that tho
mans Relief Association. to be distributed at their d'cre
Earnestly appeal to their f-owci,izers Of Newyork and
vicinity for aid in behalf OF the destitute freed people OF the
South and Southwest.
The need is pressing and should be a once A, orr
mics advance and the blacks able to sc lines,
the soeoodled men enter INTO e s,'Ge ,or ',I
children and the infrm In terrible straits The Govsu-
%o sTs, he but sa s:s
ter Without these. they will perish by hundreds during tho
Beside the numbcr greatly doubt. to be incres'ed
sressted at other points there are between S' ana Sv
from plantations which had been stripped Of every eaaei.
starved They have com. ill., asr weary marche. with on,
troops carrying what they could upon their bss. How s
ing her skirts bring beside these Sutude' have nothing
but the poor clothes in which they Lett their homes ard tnr
shall mot give largely Of abundance
to relieve these suffering eowcrestuesi No, only cus
Every psns the suffering Of these people which We do no;
viii Be counted our disgrace we .b. have take.
perish their blood will out against u.s. and or EmAncps
patton measure which should be our glory viii be our ina.
may and WILL be used argument by the Rebel. inducs
blacks to win liberty by fighting tor them rather thar
for u.s.
let reflect these things: Ami immense w9.t Is be.
to bridge over the interval Compulsory
free labor This has already been done IN Ten osxt"n De-
porting requiring aid only for their schools churches and
these they will maintain The colony on Roanoke island
under charge Of the Rev. Horace James VII be ssSnpp'n
ing within yea, assured by the correspondent Of
The Herald while Gen Thomas recent report shows mas
the leased plantations have been worked with pIoht pnse
very circumstances Let be strengthened
BY these good results and encouraged to fresh and Increased
A, socn as land which they cuvste be PROVIDED
for the freed people along the Mississippi and macs secure
rsa oI % be- s To for
physical wants Thi. cannot be until next spIlnS and wS
freely given by the prosperous o. the Free
States but trust that the Of those esy to parish VI"
This appeal i' made especially in view Of the inns.
date Dscesies Of these people Of the As.ss'pp5then
PIE Of the South and SOUTHWEST have been placed In
hands by the Father of us all for education and Chhsn u.
struoion and money needed well for this main:sa
sncr Of teacher. and missionaries.
humane this national work. send clothing to C. G.
LEIGH the depot Of the National freed1sns hse 1870
LSs. treasurer, No 20 WsIla o. they prefer II, 70 A.
s. FIsEE Chaplain Minnesota Volunteers lwho has bess
n '1o ssrt Of Faaci . George .s shaw 30 I% Ba
1DkGND s. JAMES. CHANDLER ROBINS.
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CHAS II. MARSHALL, THEO. l.. CUYLER,
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