New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-26

w ne oIoWed 10 dominate over distinct and superior
race For these reasons. IL viii be most l az 10 and
a. mn constitutional for the people OF our own Color anu
race TO permit them TO make us their slaNtb hu ~ |
the Inheritance Of lands The interest OF inc W
race North M well as South demands that this laq Ol
every land the PRIDE" should be kept open 10 te Will
race The white everywhere cannot Dii IoS t 80
call 10 the rescue of race. Let the appeal DC 1 I
made with loud and long note, as OF trumpet in"e
w In tho meantime much must be done to Lighter ' of
burdens OF our people ana 10 make tbeir hopes,
their labor and skill THIS alone Gan t waste places
inspire their enterprise and repair tDciI "gu9 NAV
We are heavily taxed ann our s man may exhibit the
example Job, but the masses OF Tue ~ the foot of
a or When conducted by The pillars OF fire ana OF tc end
himself in an exodus from 6ondage ornous decentralization
frcDndiating public and private debts III We moral
iaeter The people North and SOUTH see M Ig t
~ feir grivOs buFdens of taxation te ~ brne tbons
and millions of public debt and boarding u nes tbIyty
for the very reason that It pears s most ~ active commerce
~ thn copry now authorizes for loans. IL they persist
In thus hGia Lynn aud void the whole They must
remember that the necessity or war One createu suc
W f mace ia ms great to destroy It as Of war create It.
Tho supreme public will and public good are alike pleaded
in either Of public necessity, ana the tax-payes
know that the Spectators in the public funds Kept up te
war TO increase the public debt The people VIII TAKE
vengeance on the malhlOh Whch how PlolI1hsSr eD
effects of the war. when peace Is proclaimed Iheu
"UH blum non et par estr
The war ceaslug it, effects cease This pub
lie debt and its eXOrbitant rate Of interest me masses o
ont of their orbits ina the UEOn not only prevents their re-
admission. from tho bOndholders dread OF vlndcuve
population but is Is driving the North itself to ule ex
treme Of aboishng debt which, like eech cries Tor
and more tax 10 pay milonaires incomes 4in an
eXOrbtant rate Of interest which pays no taxes hele y
but one way to relieve TINS oppressive WLong tiS
qua taxation, and TO save the national hOhOr' ISL ne
duce the interest the public debt from 100 10 \ per
cent 3D. Tax the Income from that nteIe5t III PIo
portion 10 other incomes taxed. 81 CONSOLIDATE the
English system This will cause the bonds TO be put Into
the money market It will reduce the burden of taxa
and make them seek investments III loans and mortgages
II will relieve all necessity for usuIy laws VIII DC
balance wheel of the money market, and regulate eN-
change. 1t will guard against crash III tlmes OF money
pressure. IL will accommodate credit, especially INC
farming interest and will national honor IRON repu-
diaon And the bOndhOlders had better akr tls meas
urc in time TO fnot all OF their boarded treasure
v But ali this viii be in vain If do not individually
and collectively labor for ourselves ana tne ~ Sodce
, o 80 i" " Tic aIlcnfuTai interest especially must
renounce its old routine Of planting the large Staple
crops aud culture must be more varied, on siileo
imIroying Arboriculture, horticulture, gardening aud
trucking. and grasses and siockaong must DE s9psu
ued for the one ideas OF wheat ana ,oDaeeS, a i t
mechanic arts must be substituted f0I the SOFT places
Of cleIking and drumming and bookkeeping ana to"n
employments OF Irregular loulgeis 4D1uI Ian
and commerce which have not phoIlnn c ePS5Tsn
TO support them We must teaen our Chi adiG9
to work ourselves earnestly, honestly hopefully And
the employment OF laborers, recommend inc renting
racks. The lands must be rcdeemed by labor; they
can't be sold for any price except 10 those fahes oI
renters who ia the OF time may be induced TO re-
aze their value. Stay laws can't save them from sacI
flee, and stay laws are as iaai 10 deDtols as Ie m io
10 creditors. Labor alone IS our Hercules; l. 20
you TO build and rebuild your temples WITHIN ana VIII
out God Never depart from the moral law = 40 re-
your allegiance 70 the constitution OF or eOu5
Never depart from the Constitution. D. Defend your race
and blood and preserve Their purity ana place. t Iry
you may 1--we In peace and plenty
FREEDMAN's BUREAU CIRCULAR-wIsE's PECU-
IIARITIES AND CHARAC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND THE NEXT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SCHO-
FIELD AND THE CITY oFfICiALS-WHf THEY
REMAIN IN OFFICE.
IRON Special Correspondent
RrcmioND, Va, Aug %, 1867.
The following circular Of Gen. o. Brown,
referring TO the order Of Cen schoeld susponding the
issue Of nations destitute aud after the 10th inst
has been issued, and explains itself;
BUREAU REPrGEEs, FnEEDYEX AND A. LANDS.
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, [
RICHMOND. Va, Aug II, 1867.
CIRCULAR No l6.-Ohcers OF the Bureau IN TINS DIS,
trict who are serving Military Comm SsiOners, viii
promptly report. for the information OF the Assistant
Cominaioner the action taken by them IN obedience 70
Military District, dated Richmond, Va, Aug 2 1851;
s ~ coord Snnpers Which can be relied upon to
De- afforded by the civil authorities 81 the several counties
Also the number. names ages and condition of the in
et enlorrd people now In charge OF the Bureau, whom
IL IL proper for the Assistant Commissioner To order TO
be transferred 10 the civil authorities In conformity with
the third paragraph Of the abOyenamed order IN thls
rcpnr the residences the paupers soycaly and their
lcuch Of residence IN reference 10 the law OF Virginia.
Brey Brig Gen. o. BROWN. Asst. Commissioner
GARRICK MAILERY, Capt 43d lntl,
Brcy. Mai. u. ;. A., A. A. a. General.
OFFpTAL--GARIuCK MALLERr, A. A. A.
The above viii doubtless be the means of speedily pro-
dpg Tor the destitute whose claims upon the civil au-
thortics has become matter OF dispute, under the
The address of CEN Henry A. Wise. delivered at
washington Henry College yesterday, upon the occasion
OF raising funds whercwith 10 build church. Is to-day
the popular topic Of conversation It excltes comment
liar views. Wise cannot at the present time be regarded
MS IePrese.1PIsJ Which means do nothnS
ma let matters take their course. His doctrine as
cxUr Sod by himself is: To adore aud stand by the
Constitution, which was BIS blrtrght, ana 70 take an
oath 10 support IL now, he would be tooi ana knaVe
he says: Work youhlHesi make corn anu pacohi pIy
nothing from The Yankees but cultivate ana manuItcinre
pense with educate Your sons IN the nc arr anu
tfu Let the Yankees see how they con mae the Niger
vour SUPERIOR though they conferred thousand iran
do All tn work Have nothing 10 do with registering
lcgmAtely 10 yOar own domestic pursuits, ana You VII
yet have white mans government ana "hito man
Fnat,c though he is antfrantlc many believe him
Wise Willie cxcrtng no influence IN, or exciting no sym
pathy with his extreme views and nOnsenslcal lla
ccs onn promugates sound advice 10 the Impoverished
and uurccoqsruetcd Ngnian that others who pretend
clans can be- placed In category far moro rcprchensbe
than Wise for while his iosy ncances are KNOWN
the doyal sentiments OF the others are concealed under
a mask
GOV PoIpolnt who Is the political antlpodes Of Wise
Is now on sumpHg through the state, advising the
blacks 10 labor sedulousy diligently, and industriousy
nc agricultural pursuits, as does Wise the whites PER
pot moreover view OF their ignorance upon that sub
ect emil CITIZENS his sable hearers upon the duties i'm
cuubeut upon them good ct1ans OF registering and
voting when the time comes and II with IAN eye 60
business" gives occasional hint about their future
Governor.
The Whig Republican organ. has hoisted his name for
thnt Office seconded by few local papers inhe state.
TLe Engiyer Democratic bitterly opposes him, and is
followed In chorus OF nveetye and denuncatOn against
Pcrpoint by majority VI the country papers The Dis
pdtch half Conservative half Republican, has not com.
United tse but Will inevitably drift with tho current