The National tribune., 1882-10-19


caS'oh ior IT, OF because aI'ef taxing 1uh
we" Vi 'nl"sS oIi arriving Ho cohciuueS InS'
lilere Is ho use Whatever III trying 10 i've we
VINO 'F9 10 I'VE nave gone 'hioUsh LOO many
horrors 10 yle'U 10 " Sen'iliiell'al lhaiaoy Ilho
hoiheSickneSS'
|""' lo'a.-A soldier OF the flitoehth Army
corps was prouSht lhto PRISON a lo" Gays ago
"h" h"o Win MN d llVI'e WhiUe "oS "Alch III
S"oFe no "ouIu Keep iaV lie Aau 10 S'arNo
minister 10 uea'n 10 20 II, 1eSVoIoly inc ooE,
came up MISSING ana to-day Ihe ponce Iouio
It's oiSn'eoefeo remains III " heI.ie oi cillcN-
en- soup lLa0 was Delh8 peddleu oUo aV inc
h'a'to' Inc Eflei oil that man was ohIJ
eiu"'eo p3 the rage oi tAe captive Sei'le'ian
VINO are aole 10 aIofo ch4ckeh soup III sue"
'o"Eh 'llneS "9 'he'e' f"iIiier iHNeSoiSatloi,
u''c'oSeu ihe lacV Ih@U prisoner WHO h"u
io"I' 'i'o uoS i''o l6I"E III So''e1' 1o'''''U
IL Oh co|iS ana ueNoureu inc l'e'''9 P"I's'
"""' l'"'-"e are iob Dlo"S"' in'o very
'ioSo ooh."o' Win tno Ieoei EU"'"'' anu uon .
"i9" 70 pe' p"V from "'ll% oo9ei i'"'io' 'i'oI
eos INC '' oelhS I''''Ih"'i! l"NS'
'',. -, Luna ~, al, an" 0N'
iie' P''i - l''-o
VI "'Sloe' tn'n oi ->oi'"oi Il "'i''o i,,'''
encc betwecn then, and the sIoves,
viz wv" 90" '''oi'' an" ''.0 ''''
'"" i0.'' i'"'' ii'O i''" ,I9 nan '"'
'oiIt''u ','''o !" d" '"!''",'u AA00o "-'o
u 'ii"He nave iio i''''i' u uo'"s So -i''' y, -
ero oro+oeouo lool-inu obiocte in our RAGS and
dirt
lam 1otb-Tp nronort;o, &c human srffar-
inc increases arornd a man his Indifference to
.bc misery of others kceps pacc. Wagon loads
of dead mon are bauIed awav from AMONG us
daily. and vet trading goes on unremittjncIv
at "tbe Rialto- y Necessity is at the bottom of
this nettv commerce Every prisoner who nos
scsscs the sliohtcst triGe that any one is will
ing to bry narts with il in the hone of prolonc-
inc his existence
lam. 20th-A prisoner was mortalIv wounded
TODAY not far from NV but on the nretext of
bning too close to tbe drod-Iin Rcfore he died
he renroacbed his murderer for killing him
without cause. | make no attempt to record
all the murders that occur II would keen a
man busv buntino narticuIars The vermin
are almost eating Ms IN. The cold weather
kcens ne buddlcd tocetber in our buts and
holes, and we have next to no chance at all of
irving to keen clean II is almost canal 10
mortvrdom TO even batbe our faces in the ice
cold broolr The e,tfaripos of Wosbincton,s SOL
diers at Valley Force were rs nothing to what
we daiIv endure, We are 50 emaciated and so
dostitute of cIotbiro that the cold atn,osnhere
s+ril,os o1oor +bro,,ob nc Whom 7 won't +o the
crock this mornino saw q LARGO ovargrown
man sitting on the icv honl, soaking his frozen
feet in +be water and blubher;ng like a. bov fen
wears old He was q d;stressful looking object,
This is the onIv motbod here of treating frozen
limbs Groat rumbers die and more 80
maimed for life ...- .... - at .ft..s
II would bo utte... ............ . ..... -sl
tarribIe suffar;no .a ..,..- .....r. .....i
continualIv see a...-..s ...-
Inn o1T-T h, .-.r +5. .-.s
doc was stolen an ... r.-...,
this stockade q fe 4 r..--t.. .-..s.
was confined in ..4 .ni-asr. .r +
mond informs me that a similar incident oc
curred at that citv Some Union nrisoners
+boro cto1o q dor hoIorgiuo +o n rabaJ officer
and cookad and a+a If Civilized mon would
not stoon to spcb fare unless actuaIIv spforinp
tba napqs of starvation
lam o2d- bave often wondered wbere tbe
roho1s ,ot +I,e;r idoo Of bui1din,, mans fot ,ris
o,,ors Tho ,,oo,,1o Of M o+,,or corr+r,, boya
o,,or continual ,,r;sopory IN +bie ,yar- 4 com-
,,o,,;o,, o~,Ioirs tbo+ N old ti,,,os harrocoops
,,,,o r,. +1o ,,ooo,,tio Of newly
o.r;,,oa e1,,,o, g., +bo ooos+ of .rr;oo 17or