Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26

hni acepmplnied il myself on horseback
t uOt Spring valley, where the seat OF
COVER 'mrnt was temporarily established
NM = Csc ~ the Safe VT seventy or eighty
f"llar~, the entire expense IT removing
and returning the government effects. luz
c.utirg ihe Military Board, B ing s., $50
w, ill.,. amount 1rinr audited and paid
~ The Military Il ari. there being 10
funi erprvPfiarrd BY law for that purpose
IL lhcn issue hi- proclamation, al
ready vel known, calling fOr 800 men,
~ " mustered into the scryile VI the
STATE fOr twelve mJoth~ L. a length,
argument. he ju>titi5s this proclamation.
which, TIC says. was ''fully read, exanlin-
ed AMI APPROVED b the u litary Bard, =
anl c!aiias TIA; itIcsuIted ID causing the
Confederate utEUriIies TO make fall and
ihcieui preparation for the defence of the
Stale. Iu ti.i> Connection he says:
The CONSUMPTION ac; uot Icing enforced
up ~ the dIte If MY proclamation, all
militia nen ~cle subject 10 State service.
AUD .urther, | auuUuIced IN the pTocla-
matIoh thai the frl-fa raised under il
would n0t wv transferred until the Con-
tolerate h-rernniant furnished Us ie .
fence, whlch l sub i.it VA, proper; elf
preservation brirg tEc FIST Inv ot nature.
n 4 eharg y, however, that other por-
tr0n- VI tlic Frrc.anin = are reasonable
toward The Confederate States. That De /.
>igned >eparatyn u tie State from The
Cvntej=rac3 designed nor in.endel
any such ihins. Bat, most u AT d.p,or-
VI thal arpl! alton trad taken placc--
the A!is,is7i, pi luIi of gunbOata, SEVERN. :,
rs Id Twain Nnat | GId intend. hywey-
CIR. was ~ save the State vi Arkansas
I'm y rtheru vandalism IT possible. Ard
al. TO ASA Ie.er-. Curtis aud PHELPS.
9i.o wee thea SAD ~ be 10 great Dis
tanc, fl, HAT / would do anything, OF
.rn anvwlora, rather than back 10 the arms
Ut ia.cJla; and turther, / Intended 10
assure GeI. Curtis, II lie remained il Ar
kausas il must be by .Jitaiity-aod no
fllt .. mine, though the State was, for
tAe time, deprived Vt Confederate aid -
But | had another purpose, which was 70
is>us ~ ticial document, which would
cali attention al kick nvnd, q the deplor-
ace cHIditiun OF Arkansas, ana the west.
The lew companies rriscd under this
cell were promptly transferred 10 Gem
HIrdn1n upon lii arrival to take com
nint " this department on the second
I june, "siuce which" he informs Us,
'-iAe State h had 10 military operations
on foot, nor inl urred expense, except 10
the set cment Of unadjusted accounts
The estimated amount Of the bilance
Ju- tie Confederate Government, OF war
I y, bci = about 100000 has been
paid by the State to Major j. III. Crump,
Cuuf1irratu Qnlrterm isirr at Little Rack
by agreement with Major Geni Hind
inan, aad upJn condition that If said
payment my MT ~ approved By the 20.
ternA.est al Ri :hmlni, the same is to be
refunded. Tie exact amount due the
CJntvi-f4cy sea- In> .tii, uncertain. On
account u ie officially u making up the
charges u tile STATE fvr clothing furnish
~ soldiers, ana the impJssibillty Of max
iag the a. s>tnrnt il these portions of
lhu State urerrun b ihe enemg.
Ile recommends The establishment OF
permanent hospitals ~ tie State, 10 be
uuder the control If State authorities, for
the relief Of such sick aud wounded sol
diers rs might De committed to them By
-. the Confederate authorities, and for the
permanent care & relief Of soldiers in indi.
/ gent circumstances who have been main
"a ia the service aud discharged. Upon
;Iis subject he remarks a. follows.
" A prevailing and, think, mistaken
idea exists. that the Cunfrierccy should
ID All tlin=s, aud the State nothing, in
this war. Money spent BY the Confeder
acy, il money spent by the State, for Ger
ialniy tie latter will have 20 pay, ~ some
iuodc or other. her proportion Of the wal
debt. Field operations are OF sufficient
ma. niluds to ab ,orb all The time aud Wig.
.iance Or Z luinanulng generals. Hospi'
tal. sanitary aud charitable instution:
N ,uli a. far IS compatible with the pub
| ne service. be in charge of aud be pro-
vidcd by the State governments.
/ Win regard t. the relief Of INDECENT
families, and the act Of March, 22d IS6.
suthorizng ihe County Courts to levy
I
tax for tue purpose, he remarks aud rec
cou.uepds as follows:
This law falls to atfJrd the require
relief. It. defects are, first. Ii at il leave
lctIvp, or no action, Discretionary viii
the county conr,s, tue officers d which
looking To popular faver, evade the Dc
possibility Vt taxing the people as loD,
as il can De avoided, aud rely upon tn
charity aud kiuduess II neishbors to sup
ply TODD aud raiment for the discoDsolat
l y ives and cEildrrn ~ sbsent soldier, risE
y Issg an upon distant battle dolda, for hos
Of aud Independence Secondly. lagatloi
l by counties, 10 oppressive 60 the pore
Y oaan-rlcn 80, --.rit J.s=Hrr Ntg NV, ,rg Hvp pr
.s- n.y. f4s Resource Of stfy. sa
and stout hearts, but poor in rnonrv -.
nurtNen rs unequal--she lew drscrim;,.-
10 against the porulous aud less w.,ltby
region, 10 favor Of the less popuIous .no