New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-30
Negro Erce...itinx in Nor,I. cnroiinn.

To he Ed,ter oJ me ~ J. Tilbyr,
SIR: Allow me 10 give You some information
tle SAFE II affairs ir tie Mi try district Il North
Carolina. You VII lave seen By tae pareis TIE; tie
Place wss mTcdisly flooded With rccr''it.ng agents
upon tie oslcis being is5fcd allowing them f. come
here. Congress author 'zcd H. TIE Mur Department, by
oidcr regulated T., hui some OF or generals kick
aga lot H.. Non no 40 tie merits # lie cose. Tie loyal
states ave chilled upon to fursl haf million Of men,
with Tie ght b. inv 20 oNinin many uf them IS
they oi any color IN The dsloYal Shics Exccp. IN
this these Stnica whose wal n. rests depcud upon
tie Ic5u Of tie a. ao not even askod toiin sh nan
Cr IHy dollar FOR tier own freedom Gnd REDEMPTION
Tie dOcrnc that we are t. fight tie battles. Furnish the
money and do I'll The work. males ms saves II the
south AID makes tie poor whites and he nseroes u
the South occupy place far above tho Northern free
man. We have In Ills little department about twenty
thousand Lcgroes aincst entIely led III The public
rerse. Among them are about hiteen hundred able
bodied men, every way competent a. DO e0ilCiB We
offer them tounties Of wo tAncc. or live hundred dol
lars. besides the Cover mont lay end bouGiics, ara
ninc-tc,ts Of then sprln n with more Indifference
than tho northern freeman dcos when You ask hfns a.
enlist IN The lei two weeks me my agents. with
piles of money! have obtained about many nientLai
Is, one man 10 al agent
Now. tbs should not be- Ivili give you the reason
and then propose a remedy. The Lceroee naturally
conldiLg ard !u ol faith and hope. lie looks urou
this war rs ore Tor the.r deiyernncc. They lave III!
faith In i's srceess In fact tlcy never tce 10 doubt
is dual issue aud theii earc Freedom Troy therefore
feel no Iesporsbty about H. nmd do not 500 TINT thor
have any wo.k 20 10 10 accomplish H. ~ soon as they
within ON lt.es these onions ae confirmed hg
our treatment ~ u en-. We furnish tAem with houses
20 live H. land 10 work tools 20 work wIth seeds tn
past food TO live On. ard whether they work play
iey Flll have The same care without aay seraIc upon
then loIt.
A good bn'ias1 nan would manage the Whole tling
viii onchhii The expense Gnd ten times the profit Ga
them. by Blowing them that they must and help
themselves aud simply aiding them in doing instead
81 carrying theni IN the grns Of Government
stream which they could bridge or fod for themselves
But as TO the aDebodied. c,ofy man Of them ought to
b. coascrpted gst much and upon tho same pinci
lic ns wo .onsoIpt nd tuTn 10 Government every
horse mnleo or other moving powers We mud here. Il
care not ~ tlns natter flr race color class oond
ton. nnythng taot will serve as power 10 break
down rebellion Should be csod III my was known 70 tie
laws q war. / would take every nan of flein. pay
them the Sane pay aud bounty Northern white men,
and put thc MI ilto the raks 20 it fr their freedom
and tie ooycTnmcEt which should guniaee 1t 10 them
Ietwc,B tLt. and the poor aAos there is but ssade
Of difference in the ait,ls favor. AID good many con
gfLnst him.
Negro emancipation 10 great thing bit far greater
VIII be toe 'laorci patton e lOgf millions II lUn1n be-
iags Nh ceIor Ike our on lrcm TIA! 10 and degra'