New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
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Thc Kind and courteous invitation of Gen. Molineux
TO all who have any CT the property referred to w he
fonnd in tie Official column We hope all who have
anv Of tie articles above spoken OF in their possession
will, At once forward and cheerfulr deliver thcl
up. If they will do they viii prevent the ISSUING
aid execution of more stringent orders.
COMMESpABIES.
The United States military officers deserve
The highest enccmums for The prompt manner 10 weh
they have everywhere suppressed and punished usol.
derry conduct among their men under theip. Au1n n
large body OF troops fashei with victory IT requires
loose will 10 curb the few who are inclined to commit
outrages. The officers have hitherto succeeded7phi
they need greatly the moral supporter our iaw'aoHs
citizens ..,
We trust oil will treat the forces stationed here with
respect Let them not not be put TO unnecessary lueo
venience. Let them walk through our streets VIM. -
being ins ed either hy look. word actor III ths
coarse is follow cd all vii 60 well and snioothiy. IL ~
is not matters viii sill continue 10 90 on but thcy OF
courso viii 20 rather in rough wayahd Inc parties
VITO ret The rough end the trade viii be he citizens
not the soldiers. . ~.
yopr ordinary avOcatODs gentlemen do an III !o'r
mower 10 hive things 70 on agreeeby. Sustain the
laws Exert yourself TO tie utmost 10 have sood order
aud then You will have good society as wei! as sooa
government.
FOR sHAME.
We blush for humanity when we see, as IN a
late inst lnee Southern journal exultan at tue assas
sration Of the late President Of the United states ~
would however, be gross error 10 suppose Una, my
considerable portion Of the South have any sympathy
with. or heart felt respect for such unmiiigael dabo
ism.
porpetrate hem and the general Endorsement OF sncD
Sentiments would subvcrt tie foundation Of morality
and convert society into community OF Ihngs'
LESSON POR THE DAY.
We have virtually entered on q new era. We
rust viii he an era OF good feeling and an era 700 Of
noble deeds and ustrious yirtrcs Let he dead put
bury thcr dead but Jet act in the living present
nat Heaven may look down approyiDgly upon u.s. ava
mat
blessed. =,
As we survey the country we behold the footprints Of
Gosolaing war. The civilization OF the country mes
sustained heavy shock. The piety OF the church has
been damaged Industry and enterprise have been
crippled Family circles have been broken and ondest
homes have been Tuhlessly crushed. These are the
acts j. tehooves TO accept them IN frank ard
aanly srir and 10 collect Iemannr ENERGIES tAi
legourocs physical ard moral, for the task VI repaia
ton.
With wiser system Of policy VIC are fully persuaded
that he material beauty and grandeur OF me south can
be fully restored and eyeu greatly enhanced beiois the
expiration Of tie current decade The same cnthhSl
assn and energy which has been applied 10 the pIoseen
lion OF war; il turned 10 industrial pursuits VIII
speedily develop the mineral wealth and agricultural
resources Of the Sonth. and VIII mGtDly and extend
her mandatory and railway sys.om until they shall
attain an emnence inferior to no portion OF The United
States.
These speouations however. have mainly TO do With
tie future, whereas chiefly conce ned with the
present. I've physical suffering aud restitution
wrought by the war Is Just now beginning TO be
appreciated. Our ruined hnances-onr exhausted com
hi sarat: the scarcity OF the precious metals the sud
zen collapse Of what regarded colossal foriunes
thousands Of iaborers discharged from empyonent--
all these things must inevitably produce degree II
suffering unprecedented in onr history While ihis
caurot Be wholly prevented II mGy be greatly mtigaied
Is timely libeFality the part Of those who have am
pie mems at thsir command.
During the reign of high prices and large profits con-
goQueni on the Imitation Of the currency, we lad ire
Guently TO record instances Of prncey beray 70 tue
poor: shall witness similar displays OF beneVo
fence under the order of things about TO super
yene
Individual effort, however viii not be adequate 10
the emergency Thfrc must he cooperation on The part
OF the States aud municipal Governments II We would
escape that famine end pestence that not uirequehsy
follow in the train C war
Al such time IL behOOyes tue church 100 IN us Nafi
ous branches to sc an example worthy ct IT'D founder
whose cay business the relief Of human suffering
Let the ministry address itself 10 the task OF soothing
the excited passions of men, appealing to tier Dshof
ustiacts eahorting che poor ID patience unaer east
n hsr9shps and urging the rich TO larger ana more
extensive charity than they have yet exhibited And
If there be one Leartess Shy0ck who viii persist III
gr spng after gaia al the expense OF "ldOWboOd anu
orphansge let him in tho name OF God and outraged
humanity be spurned rom the fellowship Of decent and
respectable people.