Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

their diminished heads in shame.
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$40 HuFtHh for the PatIafinder. iu &
By refereRoe to the Presidents order No. 3,
itvill ba seen that q new military Department
hasbeen created, and that Major General Free
mont hes been assigned to the commsnd. This
repantion Of the wrong done him has been tar
dy-but the Loyal men and women of the West,
and Of the UAion wiz heartily thank the Pres
ideHt forthis act of justice to the fearless bold
and patriotic Pafhfnder ssra svruis 81 +
The ehiahcitstIoS7 resolution irecomlnsaded
by the Prssident, passed the House BY SO to
81. -Four Border State members voted for il
wane6 P. Noble, from this District voted
AsAiSsr it What oongressmanl Cd 90 als
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.E1s aInpOrtnntnArmy Orders. 7a, j
The following orders of the President have
been pablished.by authority. Their Importance
and bearing are nlanifestau5g sel ysge,, sal
3re0ils EKEcUrIyE MANSION, WAsHIEaToN,
&, k0s o14 3. January 9th, 1862, s II
THx Presidents GENERAL WAR ORDER NO. l. l
II ordered that on the 22d day of February
1862, there be general movement of the land
and naval forces Of the United States against
the iiisurgent forces that especialy the army at
and about Fortress Monroe, theyArny of the
Potomac, the army of Western Virginia, the ar
nay near Mumfordsville, Kentucky the army
and F1otilla at Cairo and naval force in the
Gulf of Mexico be ready for almoyement on
that day; thatall the other forces, both land and
naval. with their respective Commanders, obey
the existing order for the time and be ready 70
obey additional orders which duly given; that
the heads Of deEartsnents and Especially the
Secretaries of War and the Navy, with all their
suborlinates and the General-in Chief with all
other Commanders and snbordinates of the land
and naval forces, viii seteralIy be held to their
strict and fnll Responsibilities forthe prompt exc
'ecution Of This order. b ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
bs8 .iaExEcuEIYE MANslos, WASHINGTON,
.sdaRsvs ,si VI 6ai3s March 9th, lo62. s.,
n PRESIDENTS GEsERAL War oRpER NO. 2 M
ordsred:-vFSrst, that the Major General Com
mapding the army of the Potomac proceed
forthwith to organize that part Of said army de-
sighed t0lenteflupon active operations nclud-
ing the reserve sbut e1eludiag the troops TO be
left in the fertif fcations about Washington, into
four,army corps, To be commanded according TO
seniority Of rank, as fOllows First corps to con-
sist Of four divisions and to be commanded by
Major General MeDewelE Second corps TO con-
sist Of three divisions and 10 be commanded by
Rrigadier General Sumner Third corps to con-
sist Of three divisions and TO be eomulahded BY
Bsfga6lieF uenehl q. p. Hei6tselhang Fourth
corps, 10 consist 0frtbseeI divisions aud to be
commanded by .BFigadier General Keys.
Second That the divisions now commanded
BY the officers above assigned TO the command
Of corps, shall be embraced in and form part oi
their respaetlyec corps.esg ri aau stsiS gfT
Third Tha forces LEFT for thedefence Of Wash
ington will, be placed in command of Brigadier
General Janes'S Wadsworth, who shaliaiso be
anilitafy Governor Of the District Of Columbia.
.sfoEySh, Thatthsorder be executed with such
Pronptnese, and despatch as not TO delay the
commencement OF the operations directed to be
undeFtakenby the army of the Potomac. aai
9fbyitg A. flftlr asny corps, to- be commanded
By Major Gerernl N r. Bapks, will be formed
taR 5ls own and Gen, Shields (lats Gen, Ian,
ExEcUrIvE MANSION, wAsaiixcros, 2
fsftssE nAA ad9 ,ysssAInE1h lithg Ie62.odl
taN yaarRaeEBnsI'a &xRs oaDnn no ssI saIl,
ezMsjorlG;ensral Alccieian lhasihe epenzmihIly
taken the field at the head OF the, army Of Tie
Peiepac, until Otherwise ordered be is relieved
from the comhiand OF the other military depart
Hnents, he retaining command of the Depart
mem 0f itha1 1P6f0mae1aTi dl5n stuslu,b1awi
y0rdered, fnpthar, thasthe two DepaftDents
now under the respective eommaBds Of Gener-
ais Haleck and Hunter, together with 20 much
Of that Of Geiefal. Buell. which 1ieA West Of a
NaI3h and Santl1 liaeind e&nitaly drsnA through
KRaEzille. Ispa., be eilnselidaied hhd sesieaa.
ted the DGpagtHant 81 the Misaissppi and that
tn Otherwise ordered Gepesaf Ha1leck have
eCn1An4nd Of the s4id Depaftdenti 10 c'c,iao5
ai0gdsseas elsos that alle H5unify West Of ihl
Department taf, he Petompc iand East af the
uspartmeht of the Hississippi be Military
Department and the same 30 c0hmanded By
Major General Fremodt q elaihafnfnl cdf n
iIhatsll cqmg.9saeFp of DspsztmentA after
receipt % this order, respectiyeiy, report sever.
any and directly to the secretary Of War, and
that pFompt and frequent repests tsIll BE- en-
psssees - eh-ed q 81 q OiAgRAHAN iLAxcOIE.
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hral sFng issp hp1gtae1 move. Leesbure
has been the hsAdapsFtPFs q ! he ieit wing
effhe rebsl agmy qfihe Poiopse andsr
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