The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26


military necessity from our govern ssgA and u remains
10 be shown STAT their condelse has not bsermis-
placetl He then introduced
Rev Dr. H6inrce, who SAID In rsseto plead fsrffcnn
three 70 five Thousand mon, women tndrhdren, without
@ sy efpos
free by the victorious march OF (3ens MI erman's army
They hGvoplaccd tcmselve uLde,tnc banner % the
frce and as long Shat bans snrned by
in General Shermans my, II VII be inaintansod "
into defence or the siftis IS nature the igrrnnce
ofthe neero aaribesing a to sa7sry To pro O the
capa ty orthe negro he q tho Of ono wfewss
Ia slave enlisted IN our army snd was hrosvht ia
swoandcd i,,i conveyed 10 willcs Point He dsd not
sioarncd to- read wen Without l~ing sr.sili tho
words TO tho astcnishi ncnt of csay one sg the
negroes in srroya rgIna also tnwe want I'll. 4, heip,
andthat we'mrst taRe c. 70 OF them We shouidwipe
the trsr frcthS check Of sadness Bind up bs hearts
thAtac bfyken axa moi fail in tlis interesting and i'm
l,crat We tusf.
Rev Nag KIsc oS thcns Greece, was the noxt to
aArcss tho acc,ia lie was absent fom his country for
fSrtythYee ypars 10 described his emotions On
lindnBy alual dfseJvo ring the immense progress
made during his aBse nee; also learning Of the
Subscription to, Hal land during great war
and ether crptssn the munfscnt manner In which
TIE people hsxeossTws ted the war; the grand scale 9.
w.iicistvcry nsnrisA mo here and conirased II will
tlssoundii tRJcs ID imaginary honors or The Euro
pcan aristoccncy III cons dered appeal this sub
Jeo tcths aistanT oplo Of America almost unncccs
WV e. Dspor w'ss introduced and said that the mce!
ns%asnoa AS,erS DO nothing talk but Q, sPea
know,tho liraohhass ,mc "a net Ue ciurcd the mas
nAcen00 eoff sharm s march through Georgia and III
I1sescSs VI stc't0 VIII oh must have attended tn
lsinsn8 OF tnhai mighty army by the poor an
heipiess ~ rToaia0 a. women and children nd cd
ofAhoosaiasAitss' making their without any
snns Anlo a,rhs ard deep and solemn responsible,
rss'HPWa cm. III we arc rot PREPARED TO feed
elosne ancss.nss& them what will freedom have don
icrtheia! Hern ,ed the cry from the followers Of her
lastt@ stfa9@M awaken such an interest in tic who
, ~ ~" res IL In bcncntng all the negroes
Y EDIfRtSgrw NJ tbcn road n ,n,tcr FROM = Y,ohoa,e
pgAaste. su.m fcut in which tho writer expressed
" the GAUGE ard enclosed fifty dollars FOL
1890 ~ 49, ~ negro MIR Ectchum then stated that
pu5's Ssbs has ened savings bank for THO blacks
Ky ~, :" m, wlerc they have orpoiniy when
~. money TO III government The doors II
VIC a",s:,,on been crowded by these people it
was ss'lanlns d.
CSssessl = nose e,ola co., ,.or,s g, ,u,.n \, -
pf Ky ct at the smallross of the audience He sal
W., w N 20 our duty promptly ard literally towards
nsaepa6 ~ Of inscnend ,cc M III, ,,n Ak -,
lcysl,yha eyer oc IN rho s,atos ,.s $500. ~
oi The Fru NO such npi eal rs tn could
~ anrus TO the loyal PEOPLE Of the Norh, for
late what to DO the destiny Of The negro under
ug nv order of things.
hN0 General Strong Ind concluded his address n col
NIlI was taken M, ond while II being done
.t,y MT DUNN read rcsoluiious commencing the
1"I imcnt OF hfos among The freedmen asking tho
FfS linens Relief to call upon Tho public TO
rS nd md asscpt ng that Il Is for tho host interest
"a &c South that nbe cultivated by fee labox Another
~ ads. ~ ~ s''e''
- The following sGe the names or the Conmi,tec:-w
~ Bryant, G. IL Man kati Peter Coop T. A. Par7ciee;
". strong, T. q. shaw, w. l. Kennedy, John JAY j.
D. COLLINS, G.. G. Wied.
CaTaan Marsssl and other speak the
hlectng mucan 9D snme strain rs thcso VIII ch pro-
oecded them, hat 1Atc further Of interest was said
Inc mcetaHt eughout fiat, ard cf the
with many aisinA speakers, could searsoy ho oaacd
success.