New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-23

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az perporato,s the prisoner at the bar Brgader Gen
eral Jahn II Winder Snrceon Josiah H. White Sur
geon r. r. Stevenson DIR Kerr Captain X. b. Winder,
Csptain W : Wipder CAPTAIN 'Reed James H. Dun
car W. W. Turner and Ben Harris Remote from Tie
scene bu, 10 less responsible than those named na,
rather with greater weight of guilt resting upon b,
~ The Leader OF the Rebellion his War Minister bis
SurgeouJ General his Comrnlsssry and Ouartermaster
General his of Txcbang e and I'LL Others
sufficiently bnh in an,boritv 10 have ented these
strociuos and IN whom the lnov ledge of them was
hronyht
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AZ was proper, neIetoi.' " nv" "n~ no enra
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III co. in ,;1o ,,inr 10 the orDaniza,ion III fhe n
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peihon one OF ,he WITNESSES 'esmeu 'nu n's tue a.
TOY OF, , ~ L. nonld a,rat mon ndis
autnpI! was 80 e. "ta", S,oteS onJ 40, n ~a
crl'nh.sH o'.u III @ ,J' h n ~ %
con n;a and Ar nen,a
% "'1 as thonctt Hic Inv the rchei anthortie 70
ropi,s he ArdeIsnnyille nrso and the whole mat
,r was nlaeed in the hands of Gen Wnder by orders
;s.rnd tom, tho War Drnartment for that nurnose
r. e, ;icrco ,ns ono,ed ~ engih IN show Cen win
on,roi Of ,bo r,;son an1 tho bear,sss
,a,oSin"s h,h % himself and soos conccrnnc the
eAPi , luis w. = ~ r;",''s C., u G Ws9otor
~ -, IL 80 -. nn, thai s,o,i ade III am
!;n q, hna non hoys Tho, viii + N ,onre damned
w. ,ban can he aes,royed in the front
90" 'as van pe -, - h., ,ha ,,,r ,os
Ny, out onan ,rnn, rho ax nnne for
ip.auVay ~ a w. fraH;,Ia .ta, uoh an im
.s pl- post IVA was =, No ,Sarsnrr,e msed ~ rccen
me,iH. piIeon 20 ha w az w., , ~, 80 80 u
,aoe Ivr Plhohcis run a., pms ~, .io SUM ~.
AIo"h 10 Tue hlcnnonu u li. n.u .na, Wv
whoie nansgemcn'' 'he su*istenee :. 'nc pa'soh.is
Their eomioit ther SAFETY, veI!thg Vac yea. ~ w.
hands OF rms heretofore obscure man now on tra b
ii Was SAID that dulng these straitened tnss tue R
oner a1G The other oileers charged were doing al ID
their power to alleviate the suerngs so well known at
Richmond ana ADderson'ile: WHOM Low stopping
10 inquire what could nave been done ana wnat "us
shown by cloud 81 witnesses 70 nave neen ID .neIr
power 10 do, Col. Chapman noticed Wbnt was uohe III
iuItherance OF The conspiracy INSISTING ~ Nap,.
5. Winder remained true TO his purpose ne declared
and in ways than one deronstfall hoy true
was his purpose 10 build pen that W.ra XII more
damned Yankees than could be destroyed Vic front"
Tee prisoner the bar despite all his lr ended pro.
tests at the time; despite the indy idu1 md widel,
sepaTaved instances of humanity wlch have been pa
radad here remained as he truly said in Lis letter TO
sior Gen. Wilson which was the first item OF evil
aence introduced in this trial the tool IN the hands Of
his snnerors" He had introduced himself 10 the prs.
bv tonning their ratons the first day he was on
Jntv fIe had instit,ied between that time and the
80 Con W;ndo,'s ar,ivsi svstem III the most In
snrS 80 crncl ond ;nbrman nursbment He had made
H.; nan ,e,rr s,non ,ba u,isoner and bs society !,
reproscb TO his comrades updn whom he inflicted It,
III ia " . a. ne and al 80 accomn,nS
;n bnr,ors lie had eiven IN tho nTisoners foreshad
nx;ng Of the tocl nall and chain and the chain.
gang of staryation as punishment and al; that black
az or,ol,y and snte,ing untnour zen IN a
Drsconisn code He had declared 10 several Of the
nrisne,s engaged IN the buriaI Of the dead This Is
he way i've tho Yankees the land thew came 10 sht
f, ir bat .corcs ~ t,nes told the rri.oners when
m,,roatip ,Pom ,bat ho intendeJ IN storve Thorn IN
death Ne had hosstd tbai be Was doing more Tor III.
than any General In IRE Geld He hal ps
r.dod 10 far The snusoment nj nj. wife and
aanghtorx No had with a drawn ni.tal told pras.
anss VIII" dared 20 com plain of the ratione Damn
Won III give Won bullets for bread
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believe that at the time OF Gen Wnders arrival the
prisoner was in the execution Of the cormOa design
with know ledge OF its object and acting IA harmony
u m the ,hie, instrument Gen Windcrf This il An.
dersouv iu part the snferipgs of our prisoners in
nsr md sorc,bnc ~ the cyide,ce nj the con,prucy
ta,,rn and continued n, IN H., time az Cen Winders
and the Cont woan now see whether tie law
,bis onestion after Inc recital OF the
which followed does not direct them to find verdict
| Of guilty The way TO kil Yankees was well under.
stood BY Gen. Wi der when he said to Mr.. Spencer,
when n Irotest was made against crowdng the pen,
viz For lis own part, be would lief the damned
Yankees would die there anywhere ese.' that upon
for them he aiterward disclosed 10 Col Chandler IN
the remark: 1T is better 10 leave them In
their present condition until their numbers have
been reduced sufficiently by death to make
the present arrangements suffice for tier hcoonino1a
tion." 1t was the way well understood by the kebel
Government when in the teeth OF the protests OF bu,
officers and Ia The face OF the official ports %
The mortality OF that place they eoDtibued to forward
prisoners trainoad after train load 10 an already over
dol prison IL the way dictated 10 the agent
Of that Government Robert o9ld and revealed by hu,
exchanges The arrangement / have made works
largely in fayo,. We get rid OF SET OF M cradle
wretcles aud receive some OF the best material ever
saw. This Of course is between ourselves IL was
the way understood perfectly by Gen Howen CoDb'
when in speech at Andcrsonyiie he nied WIN yer
iible significance to the graveyard, remof4hg Iha.
IL the way would take care OF them IL was very
well understood by the prisoner nj the bar who shown
to have uttered sentiments similar 10 that expressed by