Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
sIx DOLLARS Pen YEAB,
invariably In Advance. y


ses," approved August 8. 1861, which the said
MAJOR General ]. g. Fremont has ever since
ialeu, neglected and refused 20 do, In dlsobedis
ence Of said order, and in coptemnt of the an,
thority OF the President OF the United States.
aPseyeatlon 3--That after the order afore
SAID OF said President of the United State.
commanding the said Msior General Fremont
20 70 modify his eaid proclamation be, the eAid
Fremont. did, on or about the 2lst day Of Sep.a
Iemper, lepi cause 20 be printed and circulated
large number OF his procaIaation In original
iorm, contrary 70 the order Of the President Of
me un'tea ssstes' ardin5 contempt Of his aul
4 'nority. eaastssa Izsy ~ sGa.l sdl Ia afrf
g .CH.eaE = g 2 7-conduct Unbeeomiog an oaicer
Specification ! In declaring 10 Oliver II
filley, on, or about the FIRST day Of September,
leol .after he had appointed the said Edward
h.Castle, shat he, had suspended said Castle
from said appointment, when in fact he had not
suspended the said Castle, and said declaration
wss false. uu1de'f biyh f4f sl1dlTf7S Scts
Specification 2.--ln letting out to LeOuidas
Haskell Government contract for FIVE thou.
eand mules, to be purchased BY the said LeoBi.
| gas HASKELL whowas q contractor of lhe Gov
ernment, appointing him, the said Leonidas !,
daekell, to place on the alta q of him, the said
Major General John G.. Fremont, to the com
mon scandal and serious sdetriment Of the ser.
vice. ri bas .o-e iBls AZ Ii17--'i' =, - 4
4 Specification 3.--In counienaneing and en- 4
eouraeDg officers and pIiyates Of the army IN
Der his command to write letters to public
newspapers, In praise Of himself aud in denun.
ciation Of all who differ from him. 49, 5ga8
Specification Ain suffering and countenane
ing, and not prohibiting, officers and priyates OF
the army under his command from holding
meetings in their camps, and passing resolutions
aduiatory oi himself, and publishing the said
resolutions, contrary TO army regulations two
hundred and ten land in contempt ana diEsegafd
thereof. q.
| CHARGE Gross exlravssahce, waste, mis-
management, snd misapplication OF the public
moneys. q. a'~ = 49, iti1t ---ll'-r9a
Specification LIN THE, th at he has surround.
cd himself with men of disreputable character,
| his former dependents and ,hsDgers.on from the
State OF California, with whom he was connect
ed in business, and with whose character and
reputation tor fraudulent dealings be was Sell
acquainted, and has bestowed upon them large
contracts and Jobs for supplies for the army, ara
Tor making fortihcatlons, and tor other expens
live and unnecessary work ., without advertise
ment, biddingsto or composition, whereby the
Government of the United States has been de
spoiled, the soldiers delayed in receiving their
pay, and his owu attention and time absorbed,
| 20 as TO prevent him from attending to the
greAt work to which he was appsised by the
Government Of the United States. 1lI
| CHARGE 5.--Dssnodc aua. a.t,r.,n;c.I -on,,,ol,
| Splei6cdt,on in This. 1T ha issasd sn;,Is-
gal order on the - day of september, 1861, fosa
bidding officers OF the army from corr espondpg
with the officials Of the State and other Gov.
ernments, TO the end that bis errors might not
be exposed, and his conduct coatfolled by bio
lsuperlors, whereby the Government Of the Uni-
led States and the people have sustained great
deriment. 89g'3e d I1lsA -s Ytrf
i Specifications a. La this, that he ordered
Public journal in the city Of St. Louis, State Of
| Missouri called and knogu as tho ssE yeuipe
News" TO be suppressed, and it, editor and
! proprietor to be arrested ana impisoned for 4
fair and just crticism;upon his eonaucr, although