New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22

IhsI brethren ArtbeA Grimm BSro who's, Se rom the
holy whom tho Roman Catholic Church has oanonizd
Saints for their unrnkng devotion the relief Of human
suffering IN rs ssidet and most eposye forms than ME ihs
OF reared among th9nuence Of the hard neeIih ana
srtihea state Of society In which live Ms Barlow was
he wife Of AaoriCoo Barlow Of the most brilliant and
heroic officers Of the tyy They married on the day OF
h departure FOR Washington, whittier he went % PRIV ate IN
OF the New YOk regiments in which be had enlisted she
WAS lady OF personal attractions Of highly cultivated IN
tell cot Of the he social position beloved and sought Tor ~
large circle o. friends u Of life spirit activity anu ohatg
Her husbands extraordinary merit led % his RAPID prov ooh
He went through the PeintnaT Campaign Of Lent Ccone OF
Ids regiment sad his wife Of those women Wh2 WoTha
hard and nob close 70 the terrible battle nelds OF mat cam
pSgn they permitted go. She again appeared o. an
angel Of mercy Al Gettysburg where her husband u
Corps: added BY his sk and bravery fresh sgTe 70 those ne
had so dearly earned AZ the conn ia3
campaign she Identified herself have seen with ne cu
liar labsrs Of the Auxiliary Relief Corps at tredeTeksbs
experimenting tho important woS OF PtpAisn lopsi ~
for o wounded ia the special diet kitchens established IN ne
Hosptas While thus occupied she could hear ostne se
roar o. the storm Of battle IN wsch her hesoss1 was
neWtd activity IN succoug 4ose around beg who rad hesey
allen ictius % IT, iury Her mind iTa y "a IssgaiS
Of The wounded and many fractured hmt rested On eus1s
pToSsed roI materials which she aohe rs nuie 20
End mako soes bic She was the last 10 leave Iree ICES
burg pasng Port ROYAL and Wh'te House she actIey
continued h ben,hcent end esaIsg soh IN lne ~ & 10
Inc front in the lines Poishnry and there gave le
f M 10 labor IN the Hospitl This perpetual toll
aud piyon froed AZ last much for her strength ana
fever YVES produced W it which ster terminated her pIs
and uohe ls Airs Irlow was heroine the record on
whose ~ bh of one sought by personal service 10
ntcsts those hors which appalling even 70 the
perfect srit of devotion which CHARACTERISTIC OF heI sex
Her yce were the Vorthest and y forrest which cen st nc
human heart end she appears at all times 70 have tesn wholly
unconscious Of pronplngs Of srit Of snd
love OF ease With ts intense s absorbing desie ~ feuo,o
The suffering soldier che combined that ardent 0Ve o. the e
Tor he yasChnc which Sgtaned and chereh hcf Ho
mde+ And frodding laDors She h heI
noble busbsud types-of the gTande-t moral ays
which the war Developed pure Of country combined Win
a pe.ect spirit Of sef,acI4hcc. There are many soI'o
writes one who kneN them both We'll, Of righteous var II
is qorious 10 Fighter fall 20 bleed 10 conquer ior 80 %
and good ours it - glorious 10 20 70 lhe eu IN
and heal n tho feyored soldier snd 70 com
lie bleeding brother and tUs helping nay DC 10 90
him the death g country. Both these sclel were 'ou'
sa'ed 20 this bridal pair
The success OF the Sastary Commission affords d
splendid illustration of TIE power Of combined Noiuh
tsrv efforts 81 compared with the odsshloned onlcia
methods in which buckEom and red tape play the most
eonspcuous r3rt In snte Of the cold shoulder when
was turned nv the sniquated vOtsrles OF tradition
and rreccden5 upon the infant organization that sub
! sequently became such mighty influence upon the
prosperity 81 our arms, IT accomplished what has
neyer been done by the torpid machinery OF govern
mental routine. At the time, 1t reacted WIN
inspiring eject Oh the mass of our population. IL
awakened a deeper sympathy With The brave men
whose liveo were always ready as national sacrifice.
il fired the imagination and softened the heart Inc
soldier in the field the sufferer in the hospital the
man OF ly siness in the city, the farmer on his acre.
the workman in his shop, and the mother in the iamy
ct her Preside brought together N the tenderesI
and most sacred ties. Who compute whether the
physical health of the army OF the moral heath OF
the nation was the more largely indebted to the noble
! labors o. the Sanitary Commission