New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
INTERVIEW BETWEEN GEN HARVEY AND
GEN. PRICE.
Fro~ The 81. Loui. Rp"tiicaH, ney a.

F,om The 81 LOUD. RspuJiicdn, Mey n
An mpou ant interview took place yeserdhy IN tnis
CITY between Gen. S. Price Of the Missouri State
Guard and Gen. Harvey Of the United States Army
for which purpo-e Gen Price left Jefferson City the
day previous. The interview WAS long one, aud re-
suited in the adoption Of Declaration which II sec,
onded by the peoe of the State and faithfully adhered
TO by the United States ~ we have no donot WIZ
be- nus end 10 restoring peaceful relation throughout
our borders OF courre, friendly and in interchange
of sentiments and opinions w9t INDUCED IN, ana Oeihs
tins possessed of each Ohers yiews little danger need
be ended while they have the direction OF mill.
tary afairs Of any real disturbance OF the pnblc
peace The arrangement thus entered into har, viii
be observed tho sanction Of Gov. Jackson and We
take IL for granted that the State troops nov encanped
AZ Jefferson City, well as In any other encaInpment
will be dsbanded and that no ncurioDs Of the United
States forces toto amy section OF the state VIII De rec
essary or authorized Feeling that occasion
will srise for the sssentl Dg marching o. troops on
either side and that much Of the bitene,s Of feeling
which has been apparent throughout The Stsie 10,
month past will subtide, congratulate The gsntlo-
| men Engaged in this work, and the People, on the
| restoration Of peace.
That there are men who will exhibit Dissatisfaction
II n. this resul,eyreme men on both slfeswe are pre-
pared 70 expect. But that the great nass
\ Of the people will be satisfied with 1t, and VIII return
II 10 their respective avocations IN better spls, huo
with erninaon 10 adhere to the letter Of the ar
II rangement. II will lie vastly cheering to see the
II farmeis peacefully tng their heds, and every other
n clas employed than TO zee them engaged In An unne-
H cessary and extermnsiing war Every man who has
II liver the lives Of those by whom they are surround
II ed-al who desie the restoration Of confidence aud
II trade and prospertyal who would gladly relieve the
II painfo Objects Of desitution and misery which the
mere agitation of this has already presented TO the
II view Of every one-wil rejoice in the good that ha'
u been and may be accomplished by this movement
II Those rho haze no symPathies y this kind and chs
III haze fired their minds upon blood aud uengeaHes il
HARDLY be saf.sfed. But they few In number, and
without influence, and their opposition may we'll os
/ disregarded.
The DECLARATION.
ST. LouIs. Nay 2i 1861.
The undersigned offces OF the United States Cow
eminent, and OF the Government Of the ate Of Missouri for tho
c.mrnt deem proper 10 declare ptby hs, they have hi.
day had personal interview "a thi. city IA which has been
part hst each Of them has no other .haa comnon object
~, 3 reohns pe, and Good 10 he people Of as Sat
In sbodnson TO tho laws Of the General and tho State Gov
| eIIments.
1t being tho. understood there why every
citizen should not c'nbde the praer officers Of the uene
Of offering counter influences mutually recommend TO all
20 e.pes sah % "a, Sss
I@a0n Of hs gops, n, 'SsEss as r.. 70 iSpP Nj unlawful
militia Of the STATE q Missouri undertake.. vim III, .ncon q
the Of the State already declared TO direct the
power Of the state Hcsrs to nsD,d1 order within the State
that ih. being thu. he can bsy- no ocs.oS :.
he has no wish 10 make military movement. whieh shi other
vice cree e.cem'n'' and jesouse which he most esfns.
We ,be uHder.sned do therefore mutually cpjoin upon ,h,
may snd 10 to he hoped ths, upqaiet
which have threatened seriously TO disturb tAs pabl
peace may sbLle, and be remembered only be
plored Nh y hAkSEYL brig 0sn CoHmsndiny
STERLING PRICE, Mo. Gen. NO g. O.
As one immediate effect OF the arrangement between
Gen. Harvey and Gen. Price, hear that the prison.
taken by the United States troops at Potos aud
since confined at the arsena will be discharged.
To ne Pe7ts Of Ds State Of bissoVyf
take great pleasure in submitting to you the above
paper s,d Gen Price commanding the ooes Of the State
and by nyse the part o the United States IL win be
tibet th. united forces Of both Govern pledged 10
maintenance Of the OF the State ard the dese Of TN
nights and property Of ell persons without distinction OF
This pledge which both parties fully sgthoftsed
powered give by ths Ooyrrnaeut which they Iopnt VIII
be by both most regiousy and sacedly Kept and
TO put down evil Disposed tho military both
Governments win be called out 70 enfoce the terms Of the boa
ornbs and amcabs which has been made theo
fore ask Of all In this STATE to observe good mds and
the of their fellow citizens and give hsn the
suTsnce protection and security IA tho ample
WM. s. HARNkY Sfy Gen. Commanding