Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-14
THE CASE OF GEN, STONE.

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0i'i'iia' s'"'ene"'s h"u PrFlously oeeh maze
and 1t Is important ia know whether Adjutant
Geneaal Thomas or somebody else is respon
s;ble for tho .o,s snao;fad A oo,.os,,o,,,,,,.
a.. "Ne"'
Oh Inc LINES "rltlng at washington Monday
evening Feb. 10th, makes this STATE nVnt -
''Your correspondent urepared a ,ils,ni,t
last evening in regard la Stupe's arreSi AID
handed it in al the lei praph office about six
o'clock Ara later hon +, ariu,, mar The o,,
eminent censor wound ,t,a.r,..s n tlor II "a a
point to suppress even ttn,y r ,,e,u,i.r in
terest thai we wish to send '1or,,y Va. ,,,,,,ls
and The tart learned MOI il ,as s,,,,, ,,,,i,Gv
order Your ,or,,.,nudpnt vent inma,,i,t.
lv to the secretary of state to obtain leave IN
send il. Mr.. Seward did moi see any lmuro
prieiy in its pn,ny md ha,I mn, si,,.n,aI lin.
telegraph ON tne suhiect-indeti he did not
even Ano" that 81 ne was arrested, Appnca
i 'o" IN "sut a: IInr. MIG,e,''n
der had gone iiom mat ufiice not to lei any
despatch be sent announcing the arrest An
effort was made 10 see Gen Mcclellan. He
was sick IL bed, with two physicians at his
side, and not III condition to consider such
matters. 1t was ascertaiued, however that
AdJutant General Thomas was the one who
had gone TO General McCleliah, and, by rep
RESERVATIONS, obtained permission 10 embargo
the wires Secretary Stanton was next sought
at his house; but, late it was-now about
ten o'cock-he was found al his office. He
expressed much Indignation az finding that any
subordinate, without his orders, had meddled
with the ielegraphlng. lie declared that he
had done nothing lac was ashamed to have
known, and that reporters might announce
Stones arrest in Whatever mode they pleased
These were Zine words" but according to an
olu adage, they "buttered no parsnlpS, tor
.l,e .quest 'oi a no'e ~ t'le TiesrHp" opera
siie s ''''u
49, f'-''s'' "Ne.'isN "a ~ at
"a $50, "p ','e rr ~. ~ '"ii'
80 rA'Ju'"i''-N' "e' a, hhouiaS lu'eu 'he
80 w. ','e tI' S'".i'o,t - p So
sl.e ,ii . no"eNtf' anu ne PROMISES 10 TOOK
ini1 ''ie o''isois"'P huis"i'ce' anu ehope lie
In an editorial article on the arrest OF Cen
Some, in the same number of the Times from
xvb;ob ,,o ont H. foro,o;, ..oo. - "a
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Sue loho"i"s passage
And, while referring 10 this subject there
is another which suggests an inquiry proper
10 be made by the committee investigating the
telegraphlc censorship The correspondents
OF the Times, and of course other prominent
Journals have found 1t impossible, ever since
the affair at Edwards Ferry, to pass word
over the wires retiecuug upon the character
and soldiershIr OF Gen. Stone The pen OF
the censor has blotted rnthlessy every ex-
preston admitting OF an interpreta. ION un-
favorable 10 either. The tact was the more
remarkable, because no such decacy was ob.
served toward other military officers, who like
Gen. Fremont came in for every form of cen
sure and unfriendly insinualon, without the
M IS
,;u g III, -, pm" ="
an C,,,,n,la,, H- G.
HE 80. seo'e.''y Stanton oruereu
nrsaa.',a -, ~ on", seH u ue"soi,' anu ne was
So a.; 'a'. ~ 'ie pii'"'' nuuse "a yen
~ no S"l .Gaii,li"liu Vi tle reeuia where
"'s ~ ~ Al oi ~ oon1"e'heit an uay GUN
10y "'a cs enoit 'udue ~ Keep IL quiet by
H1 az 81 my oiieeIs. 1uuge advocate Col D. a.
neOo1i; o" nearing OF ms arrest went around
~ see .,iili anu On 'lakihg some pretty severe
te'n"i no on senator HHsoh ana congress, he
was also arrested py 'eh' sykes, Out To-day
We me"f ne was re'eased'
Inc irlehus oil Gen' Mcclellan say tonight
Una. Tue arrest OF zen stone ana Tie charges
were 'ia1e ny ms direction, anu that the story
~ " '1eH' 0tone' 'hd' ne hau Oeeh gwen
Pelnission 10 return 10 ms command last
"eeA' y I'Se' ana that II Inc charges are SUP
ss'" ..Ii' ne vii! NOT De pardoneu' hut VIII
pay ue penaty Oh MS crimes ny Deing shot.
u May iast ne was appointed colonel OF the
Al.
.nS ,a1I u origaue ana sent out to
en- "a ~; anu noiu Aeesourg' he spent so much
vi MS t'ie On Tue way getting there, that
"lsn ne u.e" near Eu"aru ferry lie re-
Por'eu tiat ne couiu not cross without more
"e"' anu nnaiiy was sent ON 10 JON Fatter'
son' ne was FOREMOST IN leadlhg Patterson
in'o tne retreat lrouh Ohariesto~h'
Col Forney comments on the arrest in the
Philadelphia Press as folIows-
"'rbe arrest Of Ri, Co. r. Co.,
Satrrdoy mint All f. ~ "loiIe ol'
fsvette yvers no ,t'u n,S !" aot' ~
bcd known hiS s,rnnr- sa,assian N,I;,.; ""o
His condnci in The battIe of RaiIS p1.,s
which resulted in tho nassacra IS ~ ILL.,
Baker and hi, heroic hand and tho n,ot,,ar j.;
which he attempted 10 browheat Ssna,nr
sumner Tor cr;,inia,r1, IL ,,;i;.os'
the senate, would, think, have led 10 his al.
most unanimous rejection, had he not Leen
pr ,e uop ~ at Tue called E session.
r,od;nto - - aulet senei"i, ne l"-
i;"LnJ % iilo "i ieet mas not oeen pun,
ISL, ~. - Vi S1ulse gre" oul Vi MS wen
Aii "Ts opl'liois anu expressions:
-, Inc syihpathlzers with secession in private
ne nave Deen grea'y assistea ana encouraged
" lIe eAauiPie oi mar hearted o1hcerS Of the
regular army, ana 1t was high time for Secre-
tary stanton 10 give them such an admonition
as VIII noi iall to be effective 1t ever there
was gooo cause 1t is that IN which the
mos for ,rbich w a' now ensageu, me bless
ali parallel and all price and the fines we orc