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Of similar import, and thought that 10
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plea would go far toward bringing Georgia back INTO
the Union Mr. MCCURDY was Of q similar opinion. -.
Capt. MARSHALL here arose, and SAID that win
had despared OF it entirely. My Trend. Mr. Blunt
said be- has recently returned from fennessee and DO
ss mere sors not pSFs Of pcey sny
Louisiana; ond ! have long dcspaIed Of anything
except through bayonets and bullets. This, am
be restored. They must come back by conquest.
We have had enough Of this milk and water business
We have seer through the process u three or four
years that the only way to bring back the Rebels Is to
whip them back. We havo that there 10 no Union
sentiment among them and that they expect this kind
Of treatment and nothing e.sethat they expect never
to come back into the Union except through the
dunn VI sharp steel and hot lead. erefore. do not
believe in oil this talk there is nothing IN 1t at all
Gen WAIDRIpCE called for vote on his resolution.
Before the vote put, however
Gen. WETAiORE was n favor t5at nothing shouId go
forth from the 0umittcc III opPlsi1n n Capt. Mar
shals sentiments in TIC action Of tie Committee inc
sentiment Of New-York, and indeed VI tie Whole
country should be SEEM to the effect that tbs Keocon
is to be pat down By force Of arms alone And While
tie Rebellion WAS under Discussion he would aed that
England aud France are recognizing the President o.
the United States only tho President VI portion OF
the nation. ard not Of tic whole.
Gen. WAIBBiDGEs resolution was reduced TO writ
Te,oireJ That Sub Committee Of FIVE. from this Com
nt,ee report subequent meeting wat course should 90
the accommodations to iuruh supplies TO the suffering
Unionai Of the City q syvsn an.
This was adopted almost unanimously.
The Chairman subsequently appointed the following
gentlemen e. serve on the SrD-CoIGmtee; j. I; Cow
den. Archibald Dexter. Il. ). Lathrop y. D. BaOcoek'
Ezra Nyc.
Before tie meeting adjourned. Gen. WA;BEInoE eI;
pressed binsclf Of similar oploh WIN Capt MAJ sDah
and Gen. Wetmore. lie vas in fsy'r II iayor OF put
ting dow the Rebels by force Of ars aud attending 10
France and England oferwsrd -,
Capt MARSHALL wished 20 be understood that ne oid
not oppose the Of sforEg Esai lance 10 tue
Savannah people, who, in good fiitl, t"seL 10 return
10 the lOn. He only wanted more Information onthe
subject.
opuion Of the COMMITTEE and tfat iue Only question
simply whether they possessed heient lhiorma-
ton 10 act in the premises VITA "lsdoa.
Mr. BhBCOCK said that tie mission ii Coi. Aleh hau
the sanction OF Gen Sherman, aud tie simple question
vas whether the community OF NcH'fora ToIld 20
nate snp3lcs or whether ilis must 60 into the
nitcd States army, aud he would purchase
provisions If they not donated. 10 send tuen 70
the people OF Savannah.
The Chairman also made some remarks upon the
character aud antcocacDts OF Col. Alen, who had
Gcd positions OF trust uuder the Government, and
whom be Che Chaiiman) regarded as fesp'Hsio'e
party. ., j..
Yr T. C. CowpIs said tibet lie was opposed TO
brrgia back the Rebel States by XII Dues, charity,
or Cancellation; but he WIS., neve:tn, ss rcady 70 e1
erd the hand OF charity the ing INHABITANTS OF
Savannah lie scid this while lie, Al he came Tine
concurred vth Capt Marshsl IN the opaioh tsa. .u9
Rebel States must BE brought back by the force Of a. ms
By sending relief to these SOotlernels who ale WlnS
10 submit We would only convince tben that tue North
ern rrope are their friends, and uot thelr oDemles
ALTHOUGH hredly resolved to put dowa the Leoe.hOn
they had 70 light to the bitter end.
The Committee then adjourned subjeet 10 the call OF
the Chairman