New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

Wording and Brisbane is contemplated and the an.
nonncsnet that such resignation %as accepted by the
Treasury Department would DO received By this CON-
Innnity with fortitude 49,
In passing il msy be remarked that Judge Smith was
the first incumbent OK bench IN supreme Cont VINO
declared the "FugitiyeSlaye Law" to be unconstiiu'
tiona since which time fugitive slaves have been
snbect 10 rendition from Wisconsin. AS a sound law
YER Judge Smith hes fame equal to that which nc
gaining in this department ss fearless advoca, VI
equal rights before the law for all human beings Cen
Sxton has earnest supporter nor ADLER ADVISER
than is this excellent gentleman IN all that relates 10
the elevation Of the people from the debaseent ana oe
pendepce Of Slavery the dignity aud independence
Liberty. Wisconsin may remember, with proper PfNe'
the elevation Of such man TO the highest Judicia P
ton in her Commonwealth La this department. ,ls s
name Of A. ID. Smith will ever b. associated win tna'
OF Gen Saxton In the good work Of planting eivlIa1n
in moral and intellectual wilderness, and SAVING the
land itself from becoming desert; .. han mara
Ii Is rather matter FOR editorial eoninehs 'na ~, ~,
correspondence that tie effect OF THIS oIaer Wa 90
TO inaugurete the pacifcaton OF ihe sou, Tnion
from Rebels and added to tho oomhn ., dur
The difficulties which our armies have ell*,is .t LII
ing the progress Of War among hostue
In this department. be prepared foi the $50 men
shouh thew over return 10 the sca-isands Aer i,eh
hay paid foi land and begin iis Guilty they W.
evc il be truly theirs and they VII net 70
their rights OF ownership Planting VIII inneu,S. r,
lstion Of working men, white and negro VIII take pos
session Of the territory abandoned ~ inc
Industry and rTsI1 0 w C 90 20 acre:
having bought and paid In part nj least Ior h,s
homestead, VIII feel that he has an interest IN
Lis country The exhaustion OF the productive forces
that USUALLY remains Ga the WORT evil Of state OF war
and that brings with Peace mere syncope OF hatohM
vitality, win be hereby obyiated: In view Of It's mani
fest advantages Ii to be hoped that no minor anomai'
les in the working OF new system VIII De allowed 70
defeat its benefcent intent and scope That suel I'M.
PROJECTIONS exist cannot be doubted but thnt any plan
Of action free from will DO devised may not soon
be expected
The amount Of land Ibid in at public auction BY the
Tax Commissioners for the United States and now
xl..nf
5000 reserved for school funds. The negro PoPu
lation Of the islands is about 1000 OF whom one
fifth are eligible TO preemp In addition 20 tI =, .ne
land arc numerous 1t is believed that under the new
rule very little land viii be loft unoccupcd Deeds Tor
lands presmpted will not be given until the process OF
cultivation has begun TO prove the good faith OF the
person proposing to buy H. Under tho guidance Oh
their frieS3s the former cuvators OF the soil are
stalking off their claims. Whole plantations are beipg
settled BY families Of formerly slaves upon the
same estates Generally the former superntendents oil
plantations preparing to settle among their iale
pupils aud subordinate laborers. The place is thrown
niinre, household utensils. farmers and mechanics
tools strong durable clothing and materials FOR the
wear Of both sexes hardware and nearly all other
useful erchandse suitable to the wants of new coun
try are in great demand among all classes at good
prices for cash. Furniture, especially is needed II
should be strongly made Of well seasoned, solid wood
No veneered articles will stand the climate. A few
bootnakers tailors, carpenters, blacksmths masons
and other ndustrons mechanics should come ut once
thor preudices az any they have against the negroes
who would be their principal and best customers Only
such mechanics should settle here are capable OF
being bosses One Of their most important duties would
be 10 take apprentices from among the native cclored
population 10 teach them the arts VI civilized life Ex
pert dressmakers and mners may obtain plenty Of EN-
ployment. SO great demand Coz jobpinting exists
among civilians in business. we'll for the army,
that worn sometimes Is delivered not for three months
after , in f .s y aS Eli and rssi
here almost -~ny mechanic or trader may make
money. Ctorekeepers are extortioDate For Harpcrs
81 (retsiD; books, 81 IS Is demanded and paid I
Board cannot be obtained for want OF houses. Were
houses built tho furniture must b. imported The houses
occupied are going " decay for want OF woikmcn
and material 10 put them In order. Ihese particulars
night be gone Into at further length But enough has
bcsa cited "a show tho dsnud that c1ist- In fcasfort
lately houses and lots have brought. tnxraes prices
almost great would be paid In many secondoass
cities Of the Free States. At Hilton Head the
want Of shelter ard house gesr Is felt as here At
" Lands End" 81. Helena Island between Beaufort
and Hilton Head land is being ed by the Govern
men or large city. The depth Of weter at We vharves
the perfect security Of the harr at this point and tie
vast system Of waterpatbs that here converge from
islands teeming with population ami cotton all these
and other advantages loo numerous 10 mention. will
make Of lands End, within the nett twenty years,
under the management OF Northern men. aided by
Southern free labor OF tie greatest marts VI the
Atlantic copst Of America.
Ny neat letter viii treat Of the fees Of real estate Ia
the City OF Beaufort Nor confscated, mark you,
Messours The CoppeTheads but sold for nonpayment Of
taxes due " the United States Government by your
very good friends the Rebels UsuT,ers ind CoDsprs
tors wearing sackcloth On rsgO scattered over
the mainland Of south Carolina. CD