The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-29

sssss in any shape or form. sut quite Ne contrary.
eu6eng 70 large extent and in Ne most hideous fos,
act more afaossd than The lower certain smovn, II
pride exists among the former which prevents them
would sooner die Of sarvsson than lst their neghbo
know Of their wants Then there are others land am
glad ny shoss are very ssw who ,0Ppos. h.s !: aS
the Yankees But the kind and eloquent letter Of Mayor
Lincoln Of Boston, should At dsarm those oavilen
degrading situation 70 any people 70 receive kindly
charity Al the hands Of another
Their are m uos osc
70 this movement Although their leaninss heretofore
might have been towards the rebel oonfedeacy yet now
cism hss brought them rhsy have been reduced sevs-
ri Of them from the rank Of mionaires 70 absolute
poor and they not ashamed 70 IL Stern facts
have probcd through the errors Of their eonduct and
they proud 70 b again placed under the brosd
Tas NV YORK CONTRIBUTIONS
Tho Rebecca Clyde, with tho New York contributions
arrived hero Thursday, the 10th. Tho following gen
demon board :-Nessrs Archibald Barter, G. \.
Bsbcoek, r. Lashrcp L Z. Chittendsn and william D.
Arnold and committee Of the Board OF Aldermen, when
the most cordial intercourse and congratuat0n took
Is The military .ahs su were also .s .ppTs'ds Of
q possible In consequence Of the active military
1oSs ~ss meeting Of sSs Ss~
York delegation and the savannah authorities held
ton Of tho provisona citizens committee Of from
each ward also appointed 70 supervise the dstribu
S Tickets we're printed and Issued 70 =. p rss1
and the practical work from that moment went rapidly
forward.
Steamship Company in placing the Rebeoca Clyde at the
disposal OF the Chamber Of Commerce, deserves much
deed during <. entire tim. which elapsed from shsir
leaving Now York the committee were sunptu0usy on
prrRBUTfoN N PUEBLO xARxM
The public market q the city was selected BY the
authorities the best quarter from which TO distribute
wendsd their way and received their donations There
night be seen men aid women Of al classes
this :0' % ' mingled sSssS.s oSs-
went away with peaceful and grateful oountsnancss Il
was sad picture, but suggestive one The tragedies
Of may found the populated cities OF the South
well around the stern realities Of the battle field
tered garment Just telling evidences Of suffering
and anguish as are tho gaping wound the yelling life
the p mint ", rs pic
which had swept over the Southern country in three
short years Il proved the fearful sacrifices which the
their rights and privileges Men Who three years ago,
perhaps Independent merchants least possessed
public market awaiting their turn to bs served Women,
too with faded and attercd garments: tho texture Of
which denoted the comforts Of bygone days. mingled In
were colored persons Nearly four thousand have
oeived aid up 70 the present
Tho Daniel Webster and Greyhound came up 70 the
dock to-day, and their contributions which all from
WI % % - s0o1 % In .n. T
Itself
Boston, Jan. ls, 1895
10 Hon. R D. ARNOLD, Mayor Of the city Of Savannah
a-You will receive from the officers Of meeting Of
tho citizens Of Boston, held In Fancuil Hail. Monday
the 9th inst, an aasested copy Of IT. proceedings
Tho undersigned were appointed committee under
be the organ Of communicated between the people Of
Savannah and our own citiGenA Sister cities the
Atlantic largely connected BY friendly onces and COM
reopening Of intercourse which hes been temporarily
suspended, and which We believe win never again BE-
have Just referred should not be true TO our own
convictions tho feelings which animate cit-
::n xsss W 2 from cause :
public needing held n Savannah on The 2sth day Of Do
We regard them the true exponent Of the hesrs Of
the Southern people, and We cordially welcome thcir
fhe history Of former days 10 NOT forgotten Il has
rather been deepencd BY the late trials Of ouY nation
We remember the earlier kindness and beralty OF the
citizens Of savannah towards the people Of Boston the
dark colonial days We recall tho meeting held there
on the 1oeh day Of August, 1774, whom committee was
appointed 70 receive subscriptions for the suffering poor
nations Of rios for the sufferers In Boston, and had We
the means q sending Il 70 them. with very little
trouble, much more could be collected and sent
Few subscribed less than ten tierces Of noe
The rice was sent 70 New York and sold there and
the proceede &21e o. 3D., were remitted 70 tho Bos
ton committee, and by them applied 10 the relief Of
the poor here. We remember that Nathaniel Greene
the noble OF Rhode Island sleeps your beautiful
cemetery We recall the tho banks OF the Sa
vannah nver, where "the military and municipality
met the mournful procession at the landing your city
tho whole body Of citizens joining with accord Ia
those who had distinguished themselves during the
Of the Revolution WINS next to Washington the who
held at this moment the highest place public essec"
The memory Of past days, Of common danger and
common suffering OF an united people struggling to be
GcA stand before The annals OF the South and the
stu live and beieve that neither tie South nor the
North win permit them TO die.
Your executive committee win give written instruc-
lions to those IN immediate charge OF the transmission
and delivery TO you OF offerings Of peace and good
will And we REpe 70 hail the day when oil the
people OF the United States WILL In the language Of the
President quoted in your find peace by lay
authority under the constitution leaving all questions
which remain 70 DO adjusted by the peaceful means Of
legislation conference and votes We are very respect
fully, yours, y w. LINCOLN, Jr., Mayor
William B. spooner, William Gray, william Perkins
r. d. Ross John L. Blanchard, George W. noud, Joseph
Bacon Eban Howss, v. H. Baldwin, J. G Converse &
d. Warner J. II Curtis, Geo. @. Richardson, N Crowe
Albert Bowksr, Henry D. Hyde, Joseph G. Tyler, T. g.
Tebey, Daniel H. Coolidge, T. Nudge, Alpheus Hardy
L apauldng, ,Joa whitnsy, Joseph b lay, Ham,ltoa
4 Bal, N. rhayer.
Mr.. Oscar @. sawysr's Despatch.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. n, 1855
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