The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-16

,i,,.,. n ,skin,. tome b.ok and leave the feeding
uuo tho husss, lnI como With ~ " the fa' of the
t,oI and w., hy-,uucs he by -goncs, and our
country will live in pcsc' hereafter" Loud rp-
rrnu.eJ Arc we not nblc To afford that nov DO
a. mot stand strong cnpngbf d. We not sthnd
with mon enough to be ahie " Afford that TO the
leaders and 10 an W. are IN condition now
rot taking counsel from orr fears not taxing
.nus'l from our weakness, but taking counsel
- IA our inaynsninity ani or strength, again TO
fo1kc offer for the last tine ~ call upon Them
and then shall We not, in tie eyes OF the counif y
have exhausted hll tie resources 81 staesrna'siip
70 Tie effort g. restore peace 10 tue c'uhif
1auph,er.) who .hall hinder, Not for te r'bcl
30 come bNk after ne has fought as long M he cs"
aud then cloosca ~ come but ~ set some sue,
p'rt ars the sth Of January, for tho assocat WI
tc M good as AM, for all 10 cone IN,
There might have been reasou. think, Hm1n- .
prOri aud chivalrous people that ttr' """li ~
'cscri their leaders In answer W Tho = hrHs "
Pfesideu, Lincoln; bu, now has come an hour %h'',
,an say, 'Cume back come ba ~, anu SUM-
~ he laws, and you shat End cr''ily su'n 80
as before, except ~ far a. The sr" aver. "g -
good judgment Of the Legislatures o' 'h' ,'H,i
tAppnu@) To BIN who scouts Ne' pronn.
love aud kindness, let us nc hiin WIN T.''ir
quick decisive war, that shat brinl the war 20 w
end, " the extinguiSlhlcni - 'n,h ti'l A.,
they may be. tArrlnuacg BIT h"" IL ,hN '. ~.
done : Perhaps a letter measure Than any u'ncr
is b. lc, q be Understood thst hereafter We pay W.
uiofe louniit from tho taxes OF TIC NORM uu'
taking counsel from tie man method ~ carry
ing on war. We say 10 .hc young mem l""s 70 ''
tair fields II The sunny South md unless inc! VI
,ur amnesty, let M ~ down there ant you Sl' i
tave whatever y"u tet rs fair division; W "
open he land Offices wherever our armies m'' =,
lirrihutug lands among tie soldiers, Ia
4. ~ aud ticif heirs forever. A harsh ~
are, evcrybdy viii say; hat ~ 10 not q'"'
~ Just - 1t ~ that We should tax oYrsciNe.
AMI raise the prices ~ tho ncccssnrieH o,
lie FOR The purpose 81 fivinr hounti. and support
n the soldier in fighting ihosc men, whom We have
hrcc times over sulennly called 10 come and bc our
rcrds la 1>G2 g. come 10 June; IN lsfJ, h. come
Scptoinl CT; and N 1861, to come ~ the slh oi
January, 1-U. And when the clock strikeh INC
las, kncll Of that parting day, and then all hope %
return Ton thotr who have MOI made progrcF' w.
wards that return shall be lost forever W longer
can they 1.-Two IN ihc hand Of America. Mexico ttc
West India Islands, place that caro- not 10
name, because know NJ land hard enough ~ bc
cursed with their prcSrncc, shall he their dwelling
.lscc They shall a. yer come here again never
expect TO Ia arms " council greater victory
han the Que We have achieved. ! think we arc
now strong enough to make that offer, and then, ]
lake u that the most squcainsI NJ our friends VIII
sgrcc with Vi, when they md that We have cN-
tuuated every resource pi craftsmanship Ia the al
tempt 60 carry out peace-tfat II II time then u
make war, yes, war IRON the hili Such war will
lea lccisve war. Every considerable c7ta'r IN Eng
lnnd,unlcr Cromwell, pnss'd through the courts or
r'nmssi ons " coufscatou. Ever considerable
LOus chold fought against every other considerable
household; TIE people fought against the mobiles aud
ihe mobiles aeaiupi tho people, and yet, when the
KING came \" HIS own again after tine, the ma
IN cure tiecthcr, cemcutcd In friendship, never
Lee o,,Idci thereafter. L. there any difficulty
'r, looking n. the teachings OF history, In tho
lrlo-raNol race knowing now 30 live In equity
prt,e. nmity and friendship, with those with
Iu hos have had hghN sat not a well KIN lwn
that a. ~ with whom We have fought bitterly,
the IN IL over, tie ones WHO become
more cn'carcd to W., and we nrc TIE mora
d. 20 take them by the hand Therefore, |
go 81 fculiy IN every COOL man OF the North,
rvcrv COOL man Of the South coming together,
lr'tug bygouos be hygones. As have said,
'uru 10 cx,iuguish sll the bad men 40 tar ~
cIuntry is concerned.
,.s Rev. Henry Ward necclor thcu made some
humorous and appropriate remarks, ami nomna.
led General Butler as next Prcs.dcn'.
Previous to his departure, General B4.lei Isaucd
n order, in which hc says:
''ln taking leave Of the command which the oxi-
-cncics Of the service has thrown upon HIM Ia the
sIaie 81 New York, the MlinrIGcneral Command
tlg cannot rcirsn from the net o Justice due 70 tho
provisional division under command Of Brgadict-
General Ha~ley, from the Army OF the james.
nd the regiments o. re- illnrs from the Army 4
lAt Potomac detailed for this special dutyto accord
10 them his thanks and tho thanks of the country
ter ,heir promptness, efficiency and cheerful good
conduct IN their duties, made arduous by the dil-
COMFORT, Of . sca voyage, and confinement on
board transports In tho mos, Indictment weather
Tie shock ol battle would hot have 800 much tried
thcr stcadincas and sodiCrly qualtce. He unltcs
tiscoD CALCULATIONS with theirs, that the law-1bl.
ing character OF tho people Of the State ~ New
York, and the Influence Of al good men, rendered
81 other services unnecessary. The Quarter VI AZ.
ter and ConmHsary STAFF Of the Department o. Il,
East, rendered every service In moving and
caring for the comfort OF the troops
h,ior-Gen. Daniel BIt,ericld aud Brie Gen W cll
who were detailed IN III, City upon other duty
uiid Brig General Gordon, absent from his com
mand on sick leave, who volunteered their yalu
rblc assistance III dcvisng, organizing, and per
icctng the Dip siious OF the troops. by which tn
utmost effectiveness Was secured without any ex
hiOition Of force which would alarm tie ,imid, o
give cause Of cavl to the disac,tcd SPECIAL pras
would be due were II not that each did what wa
expected from their ability and patriotism Ia,
ssking not what IL ass gncd for nc 10 do, but VITA
,nn I do for the cause Of the country" Sewers
o,her officers named for their prompt action I
reporting Tor duty, and most efficiently supervisor
the scycrl Dsiric,s assigned them; and the ordc
DJpcMGes AZ fHllows:
lnc ,omrnsadlng General is grateful for n
l1oIupt AMI efficient cl-ol GRAFTON ol the polio,
Getty OF New York, always efficient 10 proscry
sue peace, save against overwhelming number
ne ihAnks oi the Government are due 60 III
AMERICAN Telegraph Company, for putting the
n,s at the dspvsul OF the IN litary authorize
t"l the prompt transmission ui intcl 2euc
ihhnksNt gwen 80 Mr., Norman " ar,l, who ter
'arti hls steamer tlc August, iur the moycmel
a. tie troops, u! coumlui, 81
MnlorGen. BUTLER.
/ PufrKEr Crp;. and A.A.A.G.
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