New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26

,,,r,, aron her Young ones ont Of her pouch and
y,r.ce women coming after and gathering them up In
e.,, an,ons-and then through the thin little hand
-. 5reamily staring at seemed as T. when next hhed
vould be lifted in pieces, l could not help thinking
Mat all this little sick property mast be marked, and
antod In turn down the bed clothes and look under
The little shirts for the owners initials branded into the
,hildren's backs with hot irons. But Coke they don't
brand little .nigeers"-very little "nggers'-do they
Ce.e, Well wen Sir that was a sad room OF yours.
Thirteen children have died IN tklled by the orphan.
sse,and neglect which accompany the sudden VI
slaves from Bondage to Freedom.
Bat Coxe it will do you good 70 60 out 81 your o"cA
door TO that seminary Of learning founded upon your
uruperty during your .rebeious absence. An elegant
tvostory whitewashed edfce, Sir but Coke you are
nnobseryant All you contemplate the sports OF THESE
larger children. Beautiful quality IN mans Character
Coke sympathy with the play OF ehidren-lmmense
Mat way mysell The chase Of that through your
rro,uds is indeed In tho highest style Of white boyis
art Excellent shot i-couIdnt have thrown that
old eeGee.pot better yourself Coke, a. tha'
ACE but unlucky heading Of the amman
thouch-smashed that Norway spruce forever ooAe'
Indeed all these trees show tic swkwardness OF tne
COW as an animal OF the chase. Every one Oh tne is
broken-or nre they broused off why us pam rs
aay Coke you the victim OF the iawlessners anu
selshness Of your own slave society All your oecesh
neghbors let their run at large and run az
IN YOUR grounds Coke. They have ruined your pace
Sir. Ry Joye won't there be season OF law SUITS
vhen you get back There Sir. That COW having been
smashed through panel of your fence with platoon
o ofbricks old shoes pieces of bottles tin cans tree
branches and iron hoops let MS sec this seminary OF
karnng.
sixty nice desks each with little armchair in 0
long and high tewsshed. wen-hghted weliveh'Na'
ed room, and benevolent intelligent beaming Aa'sa'
ahasets woman No. Q to tell you that her fifty scholars
knew literally nothing when they were brought t" her
oouan count ten couldn't tell the days Of the week
never had heard of God :
How do you teach thcrn, madami"
81 pour from my mouth into theirs
Coke, that is great thing to do II It can be con
sdered by man who has all his life been pouring from
the Z" nigcers' hand into his OVID We Northern men
cnl that devotion, Coxe That woman has poured tie
alphabet into your guests and poured the numerals and
poured much idea Of God and of duty. and
poured some hymns into them words and music. Coke
your country seat though chase for with crump
nd horns and every way utilized for the happiness and
health Of half hundred boys and girls, is immensely
honored There is college on 1t for the education
young "niggers." And above the college Coke. Is
large dormitory. beautifully white washed, wei
ventilated, swept with new broomsi North
rn women. with capital eyes for dirt
pronounced il good-snd we came away from the
clean and smooth beds stopped 10 count pile Of as
yet unused schooldesks and little chairs know
you will be glad to hear Coke that there were fifty Of
shem. Fifty and fifty make hundred University
here day. Coke, eh Thank you for running away
Coxe-don't look at the Amnesty Proclamation-etici
It out--give time to the this Yankee woman hal
planted, to grow-eoDiinue rebelous-dont come beck
But you Northern people who have gone with M
through he house Of this traitor and his property
and have enjoyed with the retributve upsetting
relations. by which abandoned Slave children are il
possession Of the furnished mansion Of fugitive Rebs
E1aye think not that is act Of charity and jus
NEE has been without cost Good women here Il
Washington, themselves from the North have. wit
much care. much hard work, and perseverance throug
<lseouragemeut established this Home for the AbaI
aoned Colored Children" They want help They shoul
receive belp-senerous bsp. L.. .-iiii--
give II send their money other gifts to SYDNEY II
SAY Of Tue NEW YORK TRIBUNE He will forwr'
uem. W.