New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

fully admit that history 60 fnrher p,TtS as onch
truth be sought. for wan. to know ne ,,a would
have done II Just "a would have done any 49, b,,t
H. NAV have saidand nov rcpc thn Ih''n ,, -
adan Occurin South Caroiina,Gnd u Fh.uin w 2 .,J
n in nv simae Judgment the interest oi The ""''ih
meut demanded
I'm il SO Lapneus I'm this instance my orl"r- " 70
made two day before we entered tnc CIV I.l r
IN writing and must D" still VA Ger. u - :, 10Y
possession. They recorded IN th' VIZ -, W.
an have been often printed These oricr- .,f'
po-cly most inc rcifu hecinsr ItEEr n"' ,f IN
associates and friends made he."'t me CIV a.,
whom extended personally and Officially rN' pc.
assistance. Hlhiiualiy honorable mon H.'' 81 '
mont OF OF competent iurisdiction r-rcA' "i
such courts ~ 10 honor a. oar country.
TIE WHOLE NATTER ADJCDICATEDB COMMISSION.
This whole matter has been nj udca"dhy tn" miNe1
commission American and British claims n ihe cases
Of wood and Icyworth a.-u7 the United >,n- a'H" I
Covlam Gtlvely against the United state. "rl dave
before printed volIu" ~ The testimony, a-' p-'
covering tie whole ground Of the defence. Twenty
one Other cases involved p TIE some oi""'y
an were for cotton caincd nv Bri.i'h s'hi' "g.rl
in CoInrrhia n burned hy the net - fh' r.-' ''"
United Siaics. the United 'a'"s "' '''' '' -
n thr fire ORIGINATED boy thr a", "i P" 81
Judgment was 10 u" Tor IRE Uui 'c' 50 li'-. t'r
-ponv overwhcmlue a'd tAr indrn.r. ~ - "i '''
l ,ho ,nafter was cornno-cl Corrt Cor". OF ia'v.
the How Russell Gnrncr. " Pc London ''' '.' ',n'
Jarncs c. Fr'~.r. 80 lu.'ioua. w. r' " g,
IT, IT, cd 1a7i. '''f ord ana rclS;t. WOW cl'a ~
cotton burned n Columbia. *. c. on ''"rn., 1.'l-
H,lc renor-s M,rch go. 19-2. iu "r'i. d'''n' n'.
paro 20 that eevcral claims vc-" ,r"1'l -' - ,
h, on the I'c-ofion tha' thc ritv vis g'.a'v l ny
tha Army ~ General sherman. ''tl.r n,fri h q"
,cs,im n5 ,ros TAKEN MON W ..dcct inr'ul t' -
General Vo'nnion and o,h-r C'n',d roc ',' ..
rar ~ The c1i'uqnis and Of C"ulr'l. ~1rrf"i CO. l~
Vo-rorl Woods and other .l.r.l "i' .- o. =, i'' a.,
The I-nitcl states The c'rr,- wcr' aN d's''",' n.
be-
hat the copea~r,sio,, ,,hi. drstru.el Can".. wa.
oFicore NJ i}rtis', claimant wnu'i ha'" '-i l.'-'
Mat| - C,',,' - ir,V,r, G~rc-l U.s. r stcrran
Captain :. II. VI. ~ rs. C"lol'' j. g. WI %
woods scuafor r. W. osborn. rolorrl Natr ID wet
hull. Colon John L. Torr',i'i'', ','m i
Captain II. W II wrate. '''r'r'l J'lp A. ~ '''
about q DOZEN citizens. 81 men ~ '1r 20 i'''
person0'lv present. and VII" t"sl in,l l $3.50.
questioned hy acntc htwyrs representing both sides OF
all the cases.
TIE CovDrCr or DAVIS sINrLY ITrANoi s.
declare that il is simply inf,mon' FOR NJ Davis 10
offer naked statement 81 f1r afor snch judgement
Nv a tribunal OF justice to which hc no" o""s nn 'li-
glance however unwllinrlv. Were il not '"r ihr I''
thai he had published such .fatcmcu's 'n FOREIGN '.'
| would bee disposed to treat h- coWpHfb' u 90 I "'"
Alya and wacnsien as The fruit ~ ds po7DoTs V''V
for the likeness ia about ~ wide ~ rr"'th IVY
as His own resemblance 10 Iulils Crs9r Arfin ' "A-
serts that a Greensboro y C.. General Joseph l. JOHN
ston disoh"yed hi- DAVIS orrT, T." o. , i,
Carolinas. Georgia. etc. toward irEas ~ 70 ''' '-
which supplies for the purposr had been c"'"i' p" %"
g ,ooa men tSo%rSt that afcr vrt4hu-- ana Cc''-
bIrg the civil war should have ended and tHi 4' 0"
cari i +" ne confricrac athor.ie-i Wh.ictrr
NAV be- the Judgment ~ msnsind on that prni'..' ION
or me South will feel debt ~ s'aifHi' =" 'ti
Johnston for his good sense and hi n$V ~ s'"I'T-
the war when he did. in defiance ~ lll'i>N "f''- 10
nrcanizcd ,r1ncs into on, 81 rar' san l1,r'+ would
hnvs i,s.su AMI uruVdpVghp