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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-13
Tiv Charges against Robert W. Steele
CurJ.
10 he Egisor Of The N. Y. Tribune.

10 the Esitor Of The n Y. Tribune.
SIR: Whereas certain charges have been pre-
ferred and extensively published in the NewYork and
Brooklyn daily Journals that Robert W. Steele, tho re-
cent master car perter Of the Navy had Gppropr
ated to his own moneys collected for the Of the
Kings Co. General Committee, 70 defay the expenses
OF the recent election. whose names are hereto annex
ed DO ccrtitha We baow that amount not exceeding
seven hundred dollars. was collected ard presented TO
" Steele FOR his rSiyoe use and benefit so far as
ie VIE connected With Ne MON ticket in running Tor
the Office Of Sheriff. THOSE having confidence In the
General Committee ibuted their share especially
Of the OF the Committee and We are saish.d that
such moneys. Amounting 10 one hundred aud nifty or
fix dollars duly paiS over 90 the Treasurer Or
the General COMMITTEES:
s. Shirley john Ash W. r. S.ith sylv.nus Hardy. An
ireN Hathaway a.. \. Hcndgcss0-I a. ShGkey ~ T. snap
h1f, Isaac D0dr. 4. H. Qusn. u. wilkinson. A. o. Lsnr
Ffsn-s Boyee O. d. Oodsmh, f,s' Luke, Peter Ogisie
y c. Hsris5n, ~ H,yen T. Hemp,.ead, j. Mowsomsry D.
pemrs.y Eisha C.csby, }. T. Priasrose Andrew keyle
{. 9se Fulton James Henderson, NnIfl Bnrk. Martin Bow
ers james Lnon James Acscunan. 'ieorge Bsns Joseph
Mills JOhn Hardin. Hsolye henderson Perick MctormIcs
Thomas fitzgerald John Bolton. Joshua Hoi-on Thomas J.
tersd. eud one hur..T.d and fort yak others.
brooklyn, Jgi,uaTv r. l5i.
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A Walking Skeleton.
some years ago,
DIR. SCHENCK


wasa
WALKING SKELETON
about the streets Of Philadelphia ard finally reduced %
low ira, be unable to any lorser and taken
over to New jersey
There he lay confined to his bed aud DR. Thornton said hs
lungs were gone and he would live week In tbs. low
itse he heard Of and obtained some
ROOTS AND HERBS,
and male medicine that made change in h!s wios
System 1t expelled all the from the lungs
from the stomach started the yer and IN fact expelled az
Tie morbid matter from. the system.
HIS APPETITE
bczaa . Prove Rapidly, and with d,G, uy he cou,d
rrevcnte1 eating much He took the mos. nour
shiny food, ard, in short time, lac began 70
IMPROVE RAPIDLY.
Nov Re Is g..,t hearty nsr weighing cr.f two hurd.d
andtwe,iy pounds lis
PULMONTC SYRUP,
SEA-WEED. TONIC, and
MANDRAI<k. PILLS,
rposon similar 10 ,he ueocins :, a cured irn lie
isaow rseng from ciy to another, seeing patients ard
al ynistene bis medicines and is ssd he s take
sor in the
LIST STAGES OF COuSUMPTION,
snd ia few wesks thoy scu, ia t9erabe good health
III. cinos snSs the whole ,ysern and the patient
be sins 70 have
A GOOD APPETITE.
4. tie food enriio the system he fluids that be Il getting
1,v Nature oyo,owers his dis,,s and Ae ges we'll This
Is TIE great feature o.
DIR. SCHT-NCK'S MEDICINES
The, make new rae new blood sSd hy keeping n, disss
Ire orsanyhcsl.h disc sse must be ,'peled.
Dr. sCHENCK can = found a. % Office, No. y BOND
ST.. EVERY TUESDAY. from TO- BE gives advice free,
bit earsss three dollars sr rsnation With the hesp
oreter which every should lone IL they think they
isy, anything like Lung rse4ss 10y can seerd IT, fre
If Puc1ic Syrup and Sec WeedT . each ~ pei oo's'
pr IS half dozen. Mandrake pills % cents pc 'ox.
lie sy. has iu ,uppy Of n'eo hS rooms which
an Ds lad u ST. times.
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The q. >. snni,ary Coaui.sion

Ia u-,eu Vsn OF fund. It's operations TIE relief Of tis
ANN WEE never offensive 81 efec I've isa now Ice
depo.s aud SCENTS ere a. every MIN -y trT 1 . son
sihe rio Gzands money ysllc o.tko snpp issaet 20
the Asy of tp Potomac clEns .4nt LII od-y etef oet-
s.h ~ exceeded toue-ne doLtrs Us ssnes ..
hst.aroars Ike srsr. 1haCsartsoi men neciine
" Spesl Relief" daily cared o. n ~ 'omet 10
ssnooA.- and t.a.G follow car soldiers eyeiy"iee
IL oter ana equally inpoe-t departments OF "orS sansry
usgaston Hospital Inspection, ioqiiAl D!fecofy Irs
ustou q the slck sad wounded, &C., se u i csteson-
Ths eos f all this igesyins work . not less thsa iofysS
houseud dollars peg moth. Its fnrc are now in ,sceas
"a immediate contributions are redrsssdi 20 .uei ~
mo Esirs that haze been 20. up Win such e4nae $40
rrp,scrde ,ed energy srd = thcoso nc-aa sa
Boston, though reported everywhere - fcr ne ons. OF uo
Sar. Courl9n' hGre -, - les r'rriba.ec d0iT ~
h.. ,ysrr The .r-a .nu fssec hafe neg fe'iseo
hv the branches Of the Ioniscn e tnose CIT rssct
lcso br,nches AMY them r.1a ussfly, Insny TO no
,se ~ material h Ae made NJ irto clothing, n5acas Sc
"a % Hss psr-o.s They thus ..,e tae tres fy OF IN"
frta the -eeessty oi gur 1asing ~ 7ies Del
ic 90 cesn c,ss.l b.. Icy render 10 ad &c any o'oer
h.o ics. fuller information to the organisation,
I'D cost Of the -mr sion ~ err"d :, sa.saea AZ
~ 10 system and Of te sppscsion OF Is ias JUST po
ii.ha COME. II which may Pc h.f on apr tHsNn n ts'
ace OF tho United Satcl SaE,sry Commit sos Nc. 20 20
BlosfwIs, or a. he hJS>stl47 @. - - T. pa "
&. shr,ittei % ~ humane end psiri Il; men hat tss
Fermentation la- sered sud IS d.s saving vos IRE eolnuJ
rsrot AFFORD oac; whss n = dons 70 0eps on nc
rorey he Commission has recsigei rts OF dec pfss
ri iportar,s every inorcssoi :. dnii-lalls ns
co.. and Tho drrs,i0n ~ ID, wax. 49, ., am
Contribution NAY be s6ut e. The Treasury, a. Nc o. "e
a. OF No g.3 RrocdWsy, NeD fork.
- GEORGE g, STRONG,
Treasurer UnEsd STATES ,a.tary Comm. ''oa'
ID. r.r hrr ., 1865.
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-
Ipha,n's Hair Dye.

ONLY 50 CENTS A BON
Cray Red or Fiaxen Hair be casnsed "a few soeonds
20 g natural Black or Brow BY using CPiAMs LIQUID
HAIR DYE tas best and chca2es, in The wod Each Dor Of
UPnAMS HAIR DYE IL warranted to contain more than
others sell fos Tgit /. will not inuge tho soA. OF tbs
mos. delicate hair. Sod BY J.HRoMER, No 700 Chest
"a, st., Pbideps. and by :. respectable Druggists IN the
rlaled states ard British Provinces. Ask isr "IPbAAS
rAlR DYE and take 20 other NcsN0.k Agency: HELM
BOLD DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, 30. 5s&
grosiyy.w
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Tie VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM "a the most
approved dcae ever discovered r HAS STOOD rHs
Bssr rEsT TIss. having had unprecedented ss
ofNEAaLr rosrr HTARs l. is recommended W our beet
PHYSICIANS nsos. eminent cl-IzENi. tAe PaEss .ls
Trade IN BY al who .now &. For osT.lcstes which
can be given % sos, Any extent wssp1ss bottle
The Propgie.ors v chsriny refund tho money roi ca.
trev satsfsosy Pie 20 cer,s ard . tie lrse c9tes
ut;s. tho hcsr-sl. By CAREFUL 70 czs GsNri>E.
which Is prepared OILY b REED CCLESS Co.. "holesss
pu.s..i Bss.ar. '1da New-l 1ss hy nes'c- generally
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Soldiers Aid.

JEFFERSON CRY, Tuesday Jan. To- l-o3.
The House to-day passed bill spproprating
$4,000 TO be expended by TIRE Western Sanitary Com.
mission for the sick and wounded soldiers Of Missouri
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H0Tgb ARRIVALS. Gen. l.. Ross, Illinois;
the Hon H. p Ross Illinois; Capt. e. T. Lewis. ll9th
- y. Vols. ". ". Johnston Indianapolis and ID.
u. Smith Toledo. are AZ the ~. Nichlls Hotel
Gen Keycs. IT, s. Army; &. N. SaundersOn, Boston
and + T. Dickorman, u. 8. Vols. at the Everett
House.
Col. g. r. Wells, Penn; Thos T. A. Biddle aud lady
snd Capt. Downing, U. s. Vols, are at the Astor
House.
poddo Castano, Philadelphia. aud Mcpherson lie
M0irle, Montreal are at tho Clarendon Hotel.
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VI AssIslf a..

crAps-BEEBE- TIcslly Jan. 3, A. M}.r htrs'
Irnr b, t.e ~. EdutIi Lalhop a.. p-' OF 'A, ~
N9ys,f NJ l1tn Ci,rs ot Scu i0fa, 30 iss Margaret
A. lee oi Hys'' River, Conn.
KfNClf-STFELE-Ou NewYrart eye, a: the T1,ia'n,' o.
IN. BRIDE, father B.lIrntown. \. J., ~ ih' ho., -
pYeii Mr. Lelul4s y. kinch 20 Cleaner H. "h"sl1,4 q"
~ - ~ u lie nnu- -u-lon-- paw
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LATEST ship News.

ANlAAN ED
g,s,rr,lio Esv.yors fBremh W,uls. Breueu Dec %
AZ Dee o. ulse AID 49l pas. 20 Ceir;hs d
GO ilfj hrasy -. -Hf thIor shol the passage ft mo
Hsr .ih inst n OF c1L rri sailed from thence on The
ut ius,.
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Acaniisui of Col. Mclaughlin Of tie First
Mn..mehm.cits Regiment.


Tho following orlcr has been promulgated in
connection with the late trial and honorable acfulil
Nv roprt nartial ofCol Mclaughlin Of the lst Aasla.
chuselts Regiment -
HrlDquAgTgas sEcosD DIVISION, Third CoRPs
IuLPEpTFE. "a. Jan s. liibA. )
GirSgp,L Oppra. NO lin FURNISHING today The rr'n 81
Ne ,or al onr martial he 'he 81 col " Is. Mci.en lnn
.h,ns M noui'ts Of al the charges snd specifications tho
diyon regrets that couns. daAeloped by
hc rial ycr not known 20 hin o. time 60 the chorges
az hefg made aud happy 20 that they have
not touched m. re- utaton that gsan, o.icrs.
~ command Of Brig. Gen. PRiscH.
CBULgs U,sIiS Major and a. 4. q.
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Decision
o.
COMMISSIONER OF iNTERSN NJ REVENUE.
tOdriiLl
Decision

COMMISSIONER or INTERNAL REVENUE.
.,.r, ,,r,,vSr 0sFicr o~ ,srYns.r RrvzNrr.l
W,-HisGTos, January Z 1874 y
SIR Your letter OF tho ah inst been re-vet iueio.ns
.he .b., Of the foil,s.rrnamed articles: HALEkArUz
R.v,Ss sopt CRyA4 TARrAa. o. X Soar, ygAsI POWDER
BLUIya PowDsn. LiqcIp BLuISe, Boon BL.csNG' sf''s
IN sso ' b,y to sag hat there /, nothing e'nt,0el il
either Of ho.c labels which 0ond rfntes the licles 'od
Very respectfully. , ,,-.,..-
Jaws PyLH esd No. so W ashing-oa-sl, New ora.
CrTT Asp CouSrr or Nsv-Yogsl - ...-...,......
tn. 5'h Gay o. January 1871, oa9ro me pe''gt. ,
S,,fr .s,v that tho above communication vas f.,e' q
by h- fon. the oouim 0as' O.. in'rTa., g,,,,,
Assistant Assessor E,. Division. Eouth District STATE Of
New York
Notice TO 1rx-Pnysrs-IQN % MoHt l'l.,,i.
= rtv IL ao tcxn Of Ni,rrisaua, n;.tirs ne yisse o.
Nod u,,en Morri,tria Ni',n'
N N.sal, No., aorii.sni.. S,rfS's ssa:
nho,d,'ie' Mr. ~. Ns y, MSss,oSiA
re- by no'iand .ha. the iaEhoosl Of aid tS"nI ss
AS AS T P0s1 .1 no, boy .secn
" T;,',,t1 Tl~ esg. II the Hsr'sn Bridge Morrss''s
i Fnrih,n R.hg,y poe Tee Office every hecA ial'-'
HS ori 5i' Hfotas-Diy ay es'eped) from B. NJ 20
y ~ nall before Jsn TO- ono peg cent VIII b addsi
Two por cent uill b. ad4' aer Jaa is aad NE per ''
Ai ,1es mus: BE- paid e., tie o'ce IN MorIssna, in
.--,rL iri. No g. ec.ions 90. ns a., il Sow o.
JACOB ANtI lLl.hf lsc'"fff '' hfA'N
,',mua-l,lou Gold Watch Ct-sins- a. entirely rr..
A.. o ..-y closely lc.rnbus god al MrfsN' NV :"
,t,rso color icing 'hc lu'agr ~ ,'.e ~
GRO. &. ALLEN. no, 30 hloads-s'
o. i1o- below C,gLst
,,oId Watches tor Ladies aud scnt,emen,-Fei'y'
INV sir eleuly live eighty hie. enc hNadlen'
,y ana me. nded dollar. each, SOME wiLh 1aon0- on
~, ne, lido For sab BY GEO. &. ALLEN, No 10 broad
y,a- ono door below Ciralst formerly No. IL Nah 81
Di.m.nd Rius..-yWvNrY- Five. THIRTY, Thirty
I've Foiiv Fifty sigtrhyr, Seventy AVE, hishy'h ye'
one Hundred Two Three, tcuf live. SIX. and sscn huno
,,5 D,lsr. ooh ~ se'e' BY q. q. ALLEN,
n. 4la Broadway ono door below tansl'N.
pnns.-IApl.s FANs--NCW spSLEs fton PARIS
Two THREE FIVE. SEWN TEN. TWELVE, elR-
TEEN t1TNi Ngi.FINE DOl.LAR EACH toFsaoo s
GEO {. ALLEN,
NJ. rs Boade 1y. one ioog below 'analn.
Ro, v,..iug.-qFORGF BCGLE, hoy betwern nine
If e. pireIsse hss been mis-, ns SINCE
Ne mid s oil sptgubr ls. llr was living 4 ta t', ",,h
CiarnN Pucha druggist Mouseni Nest.'rfief &c.. =, II
and !. hoiesnl 90 haze started iof h' home III tila.n
Ca & J. lie g. stoui ouit sootsf.d ."y WIN .i',
eye an irt brown tat; drssed M dark si9s 80
u1,s bir ark Jacket. brown straw hti aud hooss MS ie
bed fn Virginia IN tho United states service ana any
o, g. 1871 Co hov win be- Thankfully received by ms
moihor Newspapers in THE gcis'v Q; New to' onu "
dr;rg .indy ec ly extending this notice huirrs' IT.
C'oius and Medals. Admini''u'cf' ss'e, 'ss, ~ a.
No. $50 Broadway. Cuiaoae ssadI saa s's5 "a sAa'V'
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sro,s Ratings.

CORNELL WA SSOS
10. isJ GO0STEG-Srt
arnets itoa R,nls Stairs Ti,soniss ysEandahs, shut
rs Door Rsuk Ngis &c & rates than Loy car o.
had 81 any ether --.solsar,,nsi IN tia city.
Brownies NistsAic We' s,her strips and WIZ.
dow Hands Totally exclude Wui, Rain and Dust fror.
Doors ara Wiadcws savo hat The fuel. and Is wSfrsntea
ro,l m i've grs.s nncip pal nd only Gep1 tor New. YORK
Sud vic uity ga Bostw' s. coEne BleecAsss' Local
4 gent " al,el ~ lote
feas'> Love skate Buckles.
Manufactured sue 'or ne on straps 81 who!'ssiHpJ
+. sIk5ENS, No 2iS Pelr.-, New. iorH,
Al NJ. 80 Koy ST., Boston hAss'
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Special Notices.


Frederick Dousiass on d" The Nis'lH Of the Var,
Cooper Institute Neano,ay eyenir B. Jsl. IL. see pa
ii,alsr. under head o. "Aiauseneft''
Union General Committee of the Ilfy srd
Ceun,v OF New-forL, feedglariels No. ~, bT9'dway
-rhe RST REGULAR MEETING Of tn.s COMMITTEE loi
the year 1864 win boz bod ~ hEADOl AhIrks Thurs
DAY hFfrlNL. Jan. . ato cl3-s. -. r,,s-
IRA o. MILLER Chairman oi tho Committee iof Ioot
WELLINGTON NuArIy Secretly
THE Third CouYre gsfionnI Unitarian Society
ftho Rev %. H. FROTblNGHhSg having c0mp'e,ed their
ct-.h elhee West 4o'n Osteen 81 sna ~ Ig ire
0, THURSDAY EVENING. -ho iFh inst, = o'clock
s.d lur s.eltalse ~ the suuscli1rr eni eolgess
tiar ia nj s.f Diagram o. tl' pe"s T,l De- ready 81
TfuRsD 81 MORNING a, 10 ctlFtt, which wh be opsn
daring ihe d-y so 'ycrins
rhurch OF tir Purifsr..-Oa nert SABBATH EVEN
No, ~ - = sr.nsk .iA Rqy. DR.. filf N' Eh
VII deliver tie ne; l series O. sunday Evening iltfre'
on "Buuysn Hoy War The pabLe arc in'tea % tent
Eighth Ward Union ts-ociation.-,t tie hlIua'
Ns11g ~ lis Assoc 'I1 l'ii a. H. L4, lh' oio"4
= - ~ c..rt.i
EIGHTH WARD
UNION A~SOCI ALTON.
1865.
Fop President: ANDREW BLEhKLEY
frrE-PKE4DEsTs: lELiGtrl';
sfTFpp BRADY. WILL Nj PEEL.
WILLIAM BROWNING, DANIEL hOoNEl,
JAMES ~. GORNih, WILLIAM ~ =,
SA,iifET, NASH WILLIAM HANbREAC.
HoPACF PRIOR uTORGE ". FARLElGH,
WILLIAM & HAMA BERTRAND kgTrELL,
WILLIAM IN SAOER HENRY MURPHY,
tUAg = THOMPSON, BENZ. ID. BACON.
DANIEL y. DAMS JOIN fthsltAf.
gHhRIFs l. t,OYDET EDWARD isLiOCE.
FRANCIS urRLBUT, GEO. IS. CREIGHTON
". q. l. KING
W, o, I.rEgsOg WILLIAM MfNkNr>.
r,p Tsrtr.Egr. ABRAN =. klhEn.
A. BLEAhia.f, Pfesiden. 100.
W. .AylrEsoy ss.-etl-, %.
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mili'mrn NOlisrs.


New.iork ounty Volunteer Conhhi''ec'
OF ., No. $40 BROADWAY.
3O.O0O VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
- The follow ring the pecunlary Inducements
COUNTY BOZ JNTY, cash down.......''''''''''''..
STATE BOb MY .............s.''''''''''' a.,
UNITED 81. ATEs BOUNTY to new recFui''''''' '"'
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, sdditl0ndso 's'ss~
.elders.~ .................''-. ''''''''''''' NV -
T,,xl................ss'.''''.
ga be made personally at the once o. the Coo
mite. -. ,on,-v-r ,s.o-
MATTHEW Il. BRENNAN, Ccnptsols',
OglsON BLUNT, Supervisor,
ELIJAH r. PURDY. Supervisor
WILLIAM X. STEWART. Supervisor.
WILLIAM n. TWEED, Supervisor.
County Cemnl!tss
oaIsON BLUNT. Ch,ifnas-
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Crn~rul society of Mechanics mud Jrad"sinen
Of thc City .f >ew-t or.A the Annual RE non 81
tfs So i.ty i-d 90 he 18Th inst tho following CENT
80 duv elected Oucas ol .n es3ins year fIesi!enii
Cr. X AZ. con. F..s. fire President George se'ots
s,1I Ii.e.P-.den, John r. touover; Tlcaslrer Nchai
= MONT. serr-lacy We Van Nofden to.eol fredfrcE
~ A. ,i',,- WM Nam N0aDEN, Sc relary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-13

bsrict u Coumbs met together ths morning ana con-
ssrred with the Meyor Superintendent of Police and
,rembers of The CITY Government upon the sanitary
condition of the city and the prevalence OF small po NJ
che nresert time A joint committee was appointed 10
.onder also what precautionary steps can be taken'
and also ~ 70 the establishment OF hospitals.
TIE FRAUps IN THE BROOKLYN MAYNARD
II should DO recorded in connection with lhe
A,auds lately discovered In the Brooklyn Maynard
chat tho Secretary Of the Navy has always wien
ase of dishonest dealing vas reported to him. ae'eo III
snco in the premises and ordered board OF oinee' 70
Investigate the subject. There are now before '"e
Navy Dope other plans in regard to the condHe
OF some Of its officers which win be attended to VIE
shs imnartality Characteristic Of the Secretary.
THE SUBJECT OF SLAVERY.
Mr. Sumner will tomorrow introduce reso-
luton for the appointment. Of Select Commute OF
seyen to whom shall be referred the subec, Of Slavery
ard all PROPOSITIONS for the and welfare OF the
Freedmen.
TIE CONDUCT or THE WAR.
Mr.. Wade will offer resolution reyNmg the
Committee on The Conduct of the War
THE PROPOSED EXPULSION or SENATOR pAVis'
Tomorrow is the day assigned for the Gaining
N of Senator Wilson'S resolution TO expe GarTet Dafi
II is not impYobse that it will be suffered to he over
scr the sane reasons that Mr. Summers resolution on
Mr. Bayaga he's not been called upa desire not to IL
tersre with the debate upon the bill TO amend the
Enrollmsnt act. Mr.. Summers amendment to the OIL
offered was rejected today by yOto Of Il to %
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Frederick Dou glass on " The Nissls Of tie War
a., Cooper Institute "Wednesday eyenir Jsn. H. see pa
t-uisfs under head o. 'AfnuseInc9ts'
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wAsHEoIoS, Tuesday Jan. L. 1864.
AxoTHsg PROPOSITION IN BEHALF OF THE
TRAITORS
AT an adjourned meeting Of the Opposition
,r,,,bs-s Of Congress the following resolution was
passed:
TIA. W. r for .he resor stion Of all the ststes 60
the Union stat patriotism and true stsesina'hiP
Sh. 1Ich y fey should be pursued toward t- Proe ."
bicl the p,urrecfion exists shah be oet fu
ssa 10 bfirr this expensive ana eshaustg WARM "eh we
.rs now esed 20 close and re.toI- SAID states 20 ne
onion ui- fe Contribution with al the constitutional rights
OF The pcopr uninpaired
The question Of The place foE holding the next Demo
cratic Neious Convention viii be considered at the
next meeting.
INCREASE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
Tie following is q copy Of The bill reported
,odsr fsoln tle Committee OF Ways aud Means to in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27
MORNING LEADER.

What James Brooks, DeHoera'ic COu'
Grersuau iFam New York tity, tsOuget Of
"sIavery and shs WhiBes,0 Thirty Years
SEO.
Ths Post publishes extracts from series
Of letters written from the South thirty
years ago: aa f.
Ia the following passage, also written
from Charleston, Mr. Brooks asserts onoe
more tue prOdigiOus evil OF slavery 70 the
white msa;
GI think the best way to operate upon
public opinion here Is to appeal to the In
ts,est Of the slave holding States, and
convince them, which is q fact that slSV ~
palsies their energies, keeps them poor,
prevents them from advancing as the free
states advance, and must finally put them
behind, far behind, the free States Of the
/ Union. Added to this, let us attempt to
convince them that it Is not impossible 70
get rid Of slavery. Let it be proved tbs
the emancipation Of the slaves and their
eoloRiEstioH 10 Liberia or to some distant
part Of cur own territory is possiblei sca
next, that the slave has mind. the faculty
Of man, dormant tho1gh they may be, YET
capable Of being quickened and displayed
in freedom-and lastly, that il the slave
himself cannot be educated in time his
of pring may be, and thus all be brought
back 70 that civilization and manhood
from which be ieVe the black men as
body have fallen, II We may credit early
historians fallen, because OF bsFbarism,
cruelty and bondage.
have no doubt that If South Caroline
had no slaves, her populatson, with her
rich staples, Would be he Wealthiest in
Ametfes IS mass, for small farms and
divided labor would then take the place Of
her present feudaI system. Thus, 1 think,
il is no difficult task to convince puhlic
rpinion st the South that slavery parslyses
publia energy and keeps slave States be-
bind free SIaies. For once convince the
public, and such Is beginning 70 be theim-
preston, thai slavery is an evel, not only
moral evil but sn evil sRppiDg the very
foundations Of State pr0sperity-snd soon,
very soon, with the life and enierprise
now abroad 10 the world, the people Who
are snbject to the evil will make ct at
tempt to be rid OF it.
d" Southern gentlemen Of all parties are
speaking Of Yankee enterprise. Oar roads
ore bstIer. Our population is thrifder
and more prosperous. We are ahead Of
them, they grant, In sll that contributes to
national power and national wealth. Or
course they will not gives us their tohiV.I
airy ana their love Of liberty and their
'eoursgeJ and Of course they abuse ne 3
little at times, to psy for the compliments
they grant US. Nov l believe the public
o ,iniOn Of al eDlighted men Is that the
prosperity OF the Northern States is chief
Iy owing to their exemption from the vices
OF slavery"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27
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