New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26
IRON CORRRsPONDENTs.
SOLDIERS CONVENTIONS.

A Conrederoie sol,ier who served in the I7th Sduth
Carolina Regiment brings notice "a osl for eonven
lion Of delegates from soldiers of both armies ard re-
marks that be has found willingness among officers and sol
diers Union and Rebel 10 assist this object lilo conendes
eoquenily ADD cordially OF course OF the South eood
not ask this favor accept the invitation and ca
press or Willingness gonto the convention Forever aye
tho banner which fought hard 70 snsau has been fired
since then throughout the land there has Deen ebed 10
PafieaD spirit Of petty revenge done the great
toDa problem bad been Tor The benefit Of
as vel 81 Of South Carolina and for the instruction VI all
that of the future we we're One Nation end all rs eiiSenS
were nee OF course e decision sgast bat the
manner In which carried the contest. wo submit 10
those fought and 70 tao Impartial World as oae which
entitled Us to better W IT'D his promo reflection aud
faI hnosledso OF the gallant bearing Of those who aHJ
met as front TO 'front.' 10 man We Us he gauge
O, baIs so knd rendered and iyole upon he blessings
Of Cod"
Union soldier, impressed by the Soldiers Grand
Mass Convention a, Slcm Illinois proposes general cou
venon aud celebration by to soldiers Of New.1orE He IS
not Hing that tho bones Of flen soldiers shal lie IN
uuhonoed and dshonored Jnst which VII really be the sb
soute disen, Of county ret now secured who
viii Ferpondf
oU1RAGEs ON Tj'E FREEDMEN
A citizen of jacksonville, Fla, gives Us az date Of
Jare - fprhor particulars Of no operations OF tie anti
negroIvs Of that sse They relate 70 The ccse Of freed
man who made complaint before Col Hart native Forfan
re.iden M that city; "Ab0at week or 10 days $40 Willie
ie Che ireelman) ab,n rom sDnc. some 10 10 miles
the pinwoc1' choprng logs h. vic eo' mo qaaTrh
with another coi0fed womln and being the STRONGER OF tha
two straek her several Bows with switch She vas at
urco arrested AM foel SO OF shc unable 20
TIE ne and was therefore, pr sp aaoq and cod to the
person who would sse her for e shortest tire and paw hne
and costs. Tho f,0rs TIE for ysd' Under another
Of be tho ch.lfen md OF ~ ~ Sosd De
e5rs Of 80 The leaves . 20 DO Inferred whether
.f.L far.s .. nrnfan NIL
whel,cg present plan OF rccousHoion guarantees any
reaonstrscon whatever e,crp; that 81 se cd bafbasr
which brought ahou. The
The Assistant Superintendent OF the Burcaa Of
srfolt Va reports ouiiareoas assault by white man
on negro with pehor.' The official letter fIrDiaed
sayss
asked for Instructions a. ,se civil courts efc.d ny
the case received reply touching tine question
Since the dissolution II ny court AMI TO wi,tdEawa - To
few troops bad outrage- on nesroes are anos 9 diy
occurrence. They sEind"l Of their pay whipped r
asking H.; driven with blows from houses where s Tor
the Interest Of brutal whites 70 dvo them Blt iheso are
minor occurrences To day. ru1ans Of The lowest od3r
pcrhmbaste ,T hours The streets II his village asiaslts
every they met the citizens boxing flpHe{ on ~
Instance. alone rescued incnsiye negro they aeFe
hs@meae Later - ne day 'sy 9,,Hsd So ,,1
with bricks. he may die mnedaiey appealed o. ,le
pal magistrate Reddiet On NY APPEALING TO this man be
declined 10 set
REBEL FEELING N FLORIDA.
A correspondent in Florida writes rs the fol.
lowing
large number OF Union men in I1ord, who eou.
ersl the opportunity and nod the Federal
der Of me SsT These men are now called f and every
contGmey beaped upon them. The feeling OF the Rebels TO-
which / out rom III, FsrHsrdias CoS,.4r;
The aaho, IA wansoa have d,ed lh, S,e ter, %
not To- ;H sieh e re- S.' cosSic1 r.p ,oS
wise deere noble judsss Legislation 8. required 70
vide such ss;.s.e'. h spP'0Pais awards Instead Ct e'7ni'
And hat tie promotion they would give to Andrew John
he were private individual and they had the roser
ASpgRsoSyILE
A Southerner, who signs himself Alabama"
answers with personal knowledge hseaept made By tho
author Of The Rebel Publication ThO Lost Cause 10 throw
the odum Of the Andsonve famine the Federal Govern
ment lie says
Tbe great and dsmnng guilt Of tho Anderson,le system
not ss ae p no, mefs S we're nSn.
Of brnta cruelty BY o. ess ons sns h c,
ing-bu unlimited control Of extensive
territory under their arsdiction the Rebel Government
crowded thousands already
overAowng with hhy sicky dying thousands may be Win.
ingy suggested that asns oition ., ms, ter
release the prisoners that lumber wagons or axe, and
the other serias and implements ofthe Quarermae De
paftmeD insufficient unsttsnsbe for the construc
ton enlargement Of prisons Such ptiu pleas meet only
periencs OF the authority and esources the Confederate.
regarded as the management oil
matters concerning its Interests
Noticing some interesting statistics in the articles
on the manufactures Of Missouri rea,ve 10 the product of
Beet Sugar. writer in Montana Territory thinks that these
fact. might DO applied with force to thu rconmsndaon
Of Beet culture in that section Here |, climate and sol
saws oni correspondent perfectly suited TO tie cultivation OF
the beet and population large enough and rapdy increasing
1000 miles Of sugar notwithstanding its high price under
vsry article O. food There are no frus
sscchsne substance that might take its place in part but
.ilr
want u fat meat oil Of these ,ha, ore BE- had coming In
the OF bacon from Msou No natural product OF the
for H. and hence is be consumption sugar and molssses
probably two three pounds week for every sdu IN the
it winter sboa; pound in sod dust, and Of the
ss o. S iS sS montana 1.1oa he "S
which grow to great sn osI, t.ey wheat &C. II Two
mountains eaora Of irrigation. and also vaterpower
which DO hsd almost everywhere Cattle fnd their own
fsedn the greater part Of the se,ensets ond even the
whole year round
SHALL THERE Bg A CONVENTION 10 REVISE raE con-
srTUTIoS!
ANew-York Counseior.at.Iaw desires 10 call the
attention of th. Electors Of this State to chapter lei Of the
laws 1886 entitled An Ac, to provide for submitting 70
s people the question Shall there be Convention to revise
bsred that chaper lave Of e The sane
9oeso, was Submitted 20 the people a Ss general 1 SSS
Kings County large mnortes for me ,s ,d
failed because The people IN The Ts d n,ana,On ' Of the
voters OF this State probably have ever heard o. u nc. %
last Wn,cri would therefore respectfully "sk that eeoh
OF Tie state Committees Of each political plr % soou "a po
sbe authorize az many Of Tho good and se. ,a s
travel hrougi the State calling a. e'ery shal Nasc or
sohoOlhO1se and deliver more on euu
eot woul most re pecifT ST. tho names OF Gerin
Smith and d. Culver as two who ere as competent
and egud in attraction and lnOfet 20 al' VIC '.f "a VIC
state How can we REASONABLY eApsS,s 70 NV ,,ed ~
brought 20 justice long pOle masisIIies ave seeea
the "Tabte aud placed so m mpeaehnehi and removal
from oitee coGcerned) beyoDl the reaeh OF e uo.ruo
Legislature md every bod else Noh''hHuoh' ai'ee D.
section iJ
GAMBLING IN SEw-YoRK.