The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21

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| Major General United staies Volunteers.
GAEREr DAVIS Esq Member Of the Senate Of the United
States from kentucky,
every man would suppose An individual conscious or his in
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Butler IN my estimation, and are somewhat pfusa ,eis
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ago he may not be Innocent had personal nforma-
u have n0 ps.Snsl prejudice .s.in.. General Butler
agans. whom such charges made can challenge in
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Affords me pleasure for man who Charged, and who
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luton Of course he understands effects
as ability and large and doubt
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Term. Of The resolution which offered That
nvs.sas osas. Butler sSoc ord Sn The
yscsea u ne me s0Gn nd that have to y
papers understand Butler 70 have Accepted the
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scon the facts that may collected With an ensy
Just and TO render him justice accordnEt TO the
therefore hope in obedience to his wishe, and request,
they WI vote upon without any debate that they will
authorize to proceed to the execution Of the matters which
desire !herefor ask that the resolution be read and
.Mr. HxsRis hope tina. win DO postponed until after
| have passed my bin.
on tho mo-
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debate Dsvi. said Word more to Gene
be ns produced By Mr. D.
In NO
fault but letter couched in terms which
and re.enng puatons against him would use" All This
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no has deliberately fasaed before the senate and the
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specific Of my wrong doiag the
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submit ~ !aasnsn House and tn.
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an Hnoendns person. most deserves ae epthst of
should living hope to escape y,psrou. aefa-
nation Of oommsnis vcariI Who claiming to be Chris
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crime; be would have hung Hundred times for muir
der and put IN the pen.entiay ten thousand times for his
ought for
be has now not OF
md a1 once
here Of nearly three millions Of dollars charge my
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by military orders OF every one Of which my subordinate
Coming on the lat Of May into starving city, In dl.
sanitary condition,
tan under my care must provide for their health and
who had caused the wrong should the burden
'O"". 90 "NEw ORLEANS, MAY Q. 1852
Tne deporabc state Of destu,ion and hunger Of the me
chancs working classes of ths has brought
has sisded every suggestion made by the city gov
OF of food to
lief ~ those officials has yet been afforded.
Rady only for We had not ourselves feed
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General 1t shall be done.
he 1:s ss & SIs
from sonsh
as .n e s sns
and elsewhere in arms asain:. che u1 r, sse,"
ITO THE MILITARY CoxNANpANT AND CRY COUNCIL OF
| "GEsERAL snEpLxy AND GrNTLEMES-Painful necess-
compes some action In relation 70 the unemployed and
yet work by which to supper, themselves and families and
"Tne condition of the of the city calls for
poptes action for greater cleanliness and more perfect
The necessities Of military operations Will in the
the especially ana children, usually
sa f % ns
weaker woman and child untouched. ''4 ''-'' 'A'
Th.. the United state. shat. to each l.borer so
tanning nifty ounces Of wholesome food. which, with
"NEw ORLEANS August 4, 1852
the city requires more extended and greater ousy
than have yet been made
upon Their fellow citizens
The United States government does IL. share when # pro
ects defends and the people In the enjoyment Of
"fhere two Glasses who II would seem peculiarly 1T
Or: contribute n 20 h end
and second. those who have endeavoed to destroy
fare Or liz nb.Oian!s depends.
OF New orean:yea though the needy be the starving
where the United be mposs ,n 70 make
mistake save In having the assessment too and the
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,ns ss S
are, assessed upon each respectively.
.rairhs money raised by TIL. assessment. to b. fund
s Of " s. and food for tho
These and raised the sum of
Nor did fall report doings for the approval Of the
| President Of tho United States
read extract from report to the Secretary OF War
| OF october, 1881
sWth these convictions issued General Order No. IS.
which will explain itself and have raised nearly the amount
| OF the tax therein SET forth.
"But for what purpose? Not dollar has gone any
way to the use OF the United States am now employing
100 laborers matter Of charity, the
and wharves Of the city from this fund distributing
food TO from starvation 9707 families
245O souls daily and this done At of $4,000
per month ann ~ At n AZ expense Of
the Charity Hospital 70 the extent OF $4,000 per month";
ANswER EEBELs GENERALLY.
Nor did OF relief here these the
only to be relieved As the health Of the
was assured by rigid quarantine laws and thorough cesn
employed like force IN cutting through
the tangled between the city Lake
charsn 70 permit the winds TO sweep from the lake to the
river and drive out the floating which had
fore rendered the city 10 the summer nearly
Whom that work dcne TO give starving employ
mcnt the force used In order 10 FIJI up parade