New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23


have protected you when you needed assistance. ,
You have been told that have come TO woe out thc
General Government and must obey rs orders We are SOY
eers and must do are ordered lhave been soldier
faced bullets and have person scars which re-
seyed battle have led eoOred troops AZ one TINE hno
and Of COO sha inquire sfie a officers Who have
waS' goG to choose i've non who have been slaves.
mn1s long and then wish 10 inquire how Tie officers nave
N@srs william White Samuel DrsytoD {. W. Frazier.
Nose Garre. and Robert Kent veo elected spokesman
REd ,RKs OF NJ. WRITE.
Speaking o tie effects of emancipation Nj. White said
The iuast mad Of They had lost the value
Of their slaves AMI the col9rI people would eNlt Deeaso
soorcd doub. did TIE instructions from the
Bafcau 10 lie cooied people were nnder no Circumstances 10
tale M w into e hands, u they wrongly treated
e. come 90 c Bareaa they would get Justice The IN
attractions nom tfe Bureau were good and did moro for the
toore rop than auy others could DO They vent TO work
pud thy we're tanned of without pay tie Bureau secured
They ore now a work not so uch because the believe their
uastcis It 20 pay them os because they 1eie' tle ba
seaa see that flcJ get their pay. Orr Peo 10 WI Wok
oy o. ttat hey WI set then Pay NAA we "ofA Is
lie Me Depsifuent Of the Bareaa has done mueh good
aud en- necessary. Hundreds have been cared for a!nd
tundds 81 Ives have been saved The Orphan As l1m con
seoed vh e Hospital done, doing much good.
Nv Fnorn ter 10 fate m children three four years
oil 20 te B,a aud tn tAga over - u oh'eis saying
''lha nov they tree they had no use 4 them
when Tho Rufcau as ggt esfa lshed in tas city VIC took
.sarge Of Tho Hospital ard raised among our people more
WA" '''' TnisRss OF NR. DRAYroS.
There among good white meo, bur large majority
ar, had 30 70 good they say Know
Won ave Wfonecd said this 10 Sl'ey times. but they
ssei ro' idp daIed not sand W is ga Inc ois me-
ba ~ o.. educated whites dare assist us We need the
% nv Con Scedmap) DO you Know o. your knowledge
Mat The o cofis do lot do justice by e coored peopef
A AZ have before said. have never been before the
,ous on as De- but Frequently hear coored men say that
Ale courts do not give them Justice
Q Con you mention any casef
nan afred Coouts was arrested. and s conhned
s old speaking &C. on the siFeeis-a tang thai
% w-af 70 laow Why you thint viii not give
s leo o. YOUR gcopiei A. As an Individual have never
bs.a bsf courts bu DO not thnk the Whites VIII give
e. ustcs "a q 100 so0u they have long hed ia Slavery
sud lh,y do yet know how to treat "a ~ eemen but
Nv Cen. Fs.ertsa WY don't Jour people support their
Aosp5 and auilusf A. Because they are TOO poor be.
ese fev ~ef smell vages ard because they frequently work
= uot tif and az ben gurDed of without poy
{. end mcr heq9cuty turned OF ~ithourpay after
rkirk several mouths simply because nes 20 away saur
.. the e., over th uls fhey onsht
splIC'l OF Mr. FRAZiER-
There good 10 our midst BAT ihcy are 10 the min
v Tfoso wlo wl fampe fhc C0.Cfed people are In
10 usorty and the Bureau was rot here coored men
so. & NJ e3 two and iur months and then be turned
on because they had gone Saturday night and come
s sS iss cIs IN Ills city Ii tisy 60 TO ne depot when
Che come n hey are driven on me platform although
treated thus poor country negro came into the city and
saek hm On te bead with be club and Knocked him down.
Mr. GARDISER's sIEEcH.
H,oa rduer aid Il the universal opinion Of peo
ale nat the Bureau should remain. All want is justice,
snd We nothing more. PEOPLE Say or people VIII not
sors They via wOrf u they have fair chance 1woihrds
Of The psope have received pay for the work they have
done since they nee They do not receive
good pay a. white Mechanics who good work
msn a. White men get q less per day than these
san6 white am mechanic and know.
q By Gen ful<Ttonl have been told by gentleman in
tb cy coored people do not have kind feeling for
their children Il They do have the iee
hg for ther childIeG tha, white folks have.
SiCeduan.Wiat class of citizens best
friendsi A. Rel white gen,emen former nasers Tie
Icw white worst enemies They arc ight.waiohmen
and ,sts advantage OF people Good white in The
minority They DO not control
Dublin lwhere the Irish citizens lye) control
sFgEcH KENT.
Robert T. Kent said You said wanted those 10 speak
OATH patton knew ba, little q the suerngs Of
the C0red people Since then have been much through the
county ADD have much suffering do not think the
Bureau dong s duty Men and women being shot and
saD people mostharn think tie Ereedmens Bureau
saeh remain What position The middle cla vi take
SPEECH or Mr. JOHNSON.
Gee steeman asked any had tested the Civil Courts
"a loow whether no, they disposed 70 do justice.
sords Court over which S9dgs 6s,on P,eae doe' no.
bfergsi before INC day when vas there for tbe
same oGense The coored fned 81 N and the white
CI1sNG kfMARKs or GIN. sTEEDNAE.
W. have listened ~ all hAt 700 have SAID We came TO H.
seei iht harea. 20 see T ~sv r,In ax
700 freedom and il al protect you IN US enjoyment Good
u b WfethCr
sa or southern and they will give you protection and
practical freedom An yoa have right 70 ask orsKpect
We an Tfefs difference between the North sad the
SSH bBl he people vii project you
N VOC had received your freedom % years would not
have ou much good because the prejudice against your
people greats but now when this prejudice passing
away your freedom Will do you some good
thhnk yoa for tn respect Won have shown to ~
YUKIHfR KsAARKs 4. WHITE.
s,se lew rssrks Privilege being given he made few
eloquent rcmars saying IL euttag 70 have men tell you
schools and children you wiz learn for yourselves
.hslhsr not care fo hem.
sHEyCH or GES. TiILsoS.
when the ueses lad ended Gen. 1son arose and said
Mai he lad been severely consured for bic regard to
ssssd " Office denouncng him but that Gen Howard
and the dsHt tbought be did right He said that on
shat ne waited eIpan this matter T. the audience
posed was n the most intelligent eolofec men and women
esmssery affair" He ssid he lad been charged win
msmogy q ms Confederate dead but that true
and b. could He ssd the Mayor went TO Gen Bran
uan and told m that he understood that proposed TO
ssere he graves ~ Federal dead In the city cemetery
.nA that be feared W0ad make troubles That Gen bTAnnan
sect for him aud said afraid II would stir up bad
sod sf c Mayor 10 him. and said that the graves
Of nou soldiers decorated ne feared that there
sosd ~ trouble; citizens would look sPon 1t as an
INTENDED insult but that he would sdNse tlai IL sh0uu
- Re On, h. had red 10 cultivate friendly feelings be.
tween he rArcsi that be had tried TO preserve peace ana
arc you said h. r peace or war kethes rom gu paris OF
slo shorcA. Peace ~ want yoo to sy whether or
aot Oh iztt % kcep yon from tr0sble.
Tto All euee not sxacy understanding this opreal Con-
a,n sslef AGAIN (says The Loyal Gsrgsa): Al who are
a. favor oi nv course that occasion bold up their hands
f ia 20 and hen an who opposed were asked TO
bos on their hands but few yoedi but nevertheless Twice
o. MANY voted against ny pocy frit aad many ofhoso
h soie Tor said thar they did understand the vote
Since ad gH1m0nt Of this meeting are informed tnat
thsrs has been considerable excitement among be coofed
.t,ens Of N city aud they almost unsnm0u8y oppose My
Policy" The mesting sdjonrsed amid Excitement " men
wnh 10 b. sassained hey must do right
Care from Gen. TiIisoB.
f.Vs Isiss, 81 The " g. Trit1BA
SIS. Al article in your paper of the 18Th INST.