The New York herald., 1864-10-22


popular resolves. fhs mob Is nskle ss the wiad.
msy blow a. strOnsy Tomorrow for peace .: IL slos
today for war. Our own armies are the only peac|
makcra BY keeping the ranks nlad up and bcatiuE "a,
enemy IN every field We accomplish moro ter pence tn
any canddate ary party or sny election 10 the enemy
cs9utry can do.
Tine south HorriGed-Ths North Rn
Eagcd in Selling and Rrandtng Whit
IFrom the Richmond Examiner. Oct. III
There is one reason, among mauy others, why We
the Confederate states by means tnins, und'
any circumstances whatever, OF living again IL unf
with the Yankee pa1onit IS that &c have connrms
ncnorfence o. the purchase aud sale aud branding
white men, ike negroes or mules. nation v hch b..
como u that nnot be of our company II has got
own ides o. democracy and "haman frsedoms and II
have another We must really work out respec.'s
IDEAS IN our owo several ways.
his becn the practice for Good uhiie. IN tic rdns
c.,r,s cf inSru,iioa 10 Drond tua ce,ia,n mark q
ltDsea the shoulders such recits siLstitss al
ieicced tut icsy, 10 prccert fraud d csc The trdds
Substitutes (lcho desert ich cieio If snis,i,ng ariir
u been acestd crcdiens IN that country 10 t,nd az
.ua asothe aar letter, sch sibntes and Yecrass'
a e accst "a; - hat the gredter part of Greats amy
son ~ If branded cattle A pycsty sort Of hs,d
How hs comes " be found necessary one may cas-,
comprehend, II be considers tho methods used for h
M .Qo,as OF Is not cng since the Buffalo Iay C3strs
described tho system pursIed in tnst great tosr. N
grocs 1t seems, are there sold as rtsclary os they ev
were io kichmsnd, nnd at but little less than tue SAM
average ricss in almost Office o. @recruiting
Substitute okers In lalo the Courier says, convers
lous like this Of daily occurreoce:-
/ DC % s ely ssans e ss
oent-conld on insnis me VIII tnec M & or ier s,,na
ior ali we have Nnssach where seno those "
eant pass eAamnat on and where we sea iarseg pse'
iin rtsraes m the quoa Of our swn at 500 each
s nsr. ssy day. and we win ssl At the %arri price,
But the Coarisr quotes white men at from entity
hundred Collars moro than nesroes,' ana what do|
tue reader think was paid .sior sound Canadian"
IA mar
ton Why. ',une paid seven hucdrcd and sixt
ave dollars for sound Canadi yesterday The MARI
fascinating, but the tendency - upwards = The Can
d,au. ON being sold and delivered. was, OF cousf|
branded, that hc might not steal himself and thon 81
hiiaselt over again.
Neither Is trade confined to mon, whether white
black. Readers m remember that Sherman as he al
where oar Hundred young Georgian women and gu
emroyed, and tnat, deciding cotton weaving
Gclrgia be coniraband OF war, he sent Il
whole iuur hundred to the NORTH. Louisville pape Il
soon after that occurrence, announced that tEeI
werc 10 ta,t city and Nashville one thousaud iI
hundred b.nisned women and c.iidron IN des
tuie Condition. o. course tue cotton weayers al
other haaicss binished women were TO be support
otow but tue Yankees arc not ,tac SORT OF people
support any dicncss, except tfor the present
runaway negroes SO in Louisville ttiesc women III
sisters, wives, daughters, Confederate sodie-s"wsI
aavcr .se, be hired to take the places
HE large humber Of negroes liberated BY the militia
authorities = md which liberated negroes says the Ia
isyilic pager 'are now gahered 10 large camps thrf
ont Kentucky where they are ed in id.sDess al
yctpus;ess, az the expense ot the loyal agpiycre|
Tho following notice Yves also published by the nutho
ies.--
seansuesses or servants can te sntea oy applying Al
sns "n m f.onawsy lanes sa sna Ten
Cu,nnicutiuE these facts the Boston C3nr go
old democratic paper noting with strong censure
unnatural revolution in human afTifs. says
IN me feaesal camps the bounty Of the government;
white sni cnidrea OF tue Souta are arrested At tho
haues OF prisoners to distant ouutry "
soli Ia bcnca2e
Tno London Daily Tl.graph has lately sent a spec|
g CON alss,oncln--tbat Is correspondent Amer,
surprised that land human freedom, 20
Himself inc midst uf active s!nve trade, both VIII
kna black IA. cxcia,ns: " the radical a0o touists--s
sous savio1rs Of Ne.x sng and-are buying up \
gr3es right and lott 10 the Suthcrn States, and era
ming the fcderai armies" iic further mentio
that there picked the other day at the "a
avenue hotel. New Yurk, a telegram addressed TO
ioiuentai gcntIeman 10 thai city, in which the send
wished TO know II his correspondent would buy
hau,irsd Indian haf biceds.o
All this u independent or the immense traffic 10 G(
mans, freshmen, B2isns. Flemings and krcncnmen. "
have 10 DO imported from beyond sea Tho anioint .
wealth realized by specuators in taat trade when ut
hcisht--it Ia now happily dcciiniue-must have be
encrmous. The machinery em o.oyed in tho shape
agents end factors foreign coun;rics, and the capt
Invested, aud the cxpcden's resor,ei of for getting h
tae write slaves aud Shipping them OIL leave Tar
hird the tlave markets and bafracoous OF Africa.
fad that Mr. Justice fitzgerald oio Of Ghc Irish judge
Jury Cork c,unty, to point tins systom as CO
nuisance. VIII ch they in their seral neg6o1rhod
shoald try 10 abate--
Ing his eonn,rS"tist they are induced to leave 4 BY
promise OF employment IN amerlcs-ou, that snsrtv ats
by force induced to enroll themselves tho arr
PAGE re-. q ,sors els ~ low. wne they have aap;rd Il
coirsc, tier have hcsa Ia,hessy sacrihced. might
ceny the Under secretary OF state Tor Foreign Ara
esearss n The in"ss Of common. ue stated that I'D
ilsgndst Young persons who are tempted qnaer ysr,S
were actually fer some me and kept with
ase ~ tney were pr.yailea "n"n 10 em,er
army Of "a. Uni.rd states II had nothing mole N
that. would Justify ms statement that they the
will serving in thr Northern army.
When safely landed they are passed from copsgn
TO utokers AID substitute agents, and by them sold
cN2ens; thea examioed, accepted anc branded, they
much slaves my black plantation hands In Z
world II Is 10 be observed that this traffic. however
carried roder cnndliiors somcw hat different frt
those Of tho ed African slave trade for these sla
have be collected in the dosninions OF enigh
Cnr,stIan egn, who vii! not actually take ro3
much less rum, beads and tobacco for her subjects.
make contracts for Shcir sale aud dc livery. There
moro occason for nnessc, Tor diplomacy, OF lei
psiuly Iics and hero tho Yankee shiaes; here no
at home, and whips crcaiion. such silly prcicncss
elarts On Tue part OF tue rish government 10 stop
trade only give occasion Tor display ~ the fapke0
hi.5es, qualities, IN bang aud esaiug thoso futile
ci,iioDs For example. the govcrnDcut I'm 2 ~ :
Comm ;oncgs'' Of ireland a.eiy siaei notsco to
Jeueiee cmsrarts, in which they say, among otf1
tniags:-
10 no. rcst 70 siransers whose object Ia Offering
couacencc FOR the pur?6se OF dcnaua,ns
o ney 10 nrt accept 'ayitstions from strapf
to dns snl be especially careful no, set drnns or IN
way to lose The coItrol over our scsiors he VI
rau,iaas the engagements for
.saembti thai an American dpllar = npnilnaih slia
-. "a. English money. ard cent Is Que hafrsans,
that ,Le present cr.umslanees os tue counrv
will tuy than third mLch OF the 1ecessaf
OF LIE as they would formerly bu!.
Vain precautions indeed, to defeat Yankee sia
trder ben. on 'oouniy jumping" and substitute brs
l5gl
Such, then, is the nature CT the proceedings which u
chosen nation has felt to be neccssgv for the acc mi
ment ei It's grand mission tto oaly hops VI
E0rcrrucnt Tor mankind" But VIC appreherd that RI
mend viii scarcely be t'kcr py an trmy OF brand
slaves.
The DcmoraIlzne:on OF tho Rebel ca
val.y.
fFTom the RIchmoni Ex miner, Oct. 10.
al last every one seems TO be aware that wo nave
ticiont cavalry, properly called, in cgr armics
that eyon taking our mounted troops "ght cavalry
drasoons mounted infantry, tncro very much need
ht ran hccn M MI an y