, 1863-07-29
NI)lfage Qribu1rt.


luclN DI 10 u1StaHL pllsQH llG p1o"
ings instituted against loyal editors ana
publishers, including the suppression o.
their papers; and aboye all the character ol
The military appointments made' IN "n'ch
unconditional Union officers are removed
to make room for semi-scccsh, all tend to
pruvc tue fearful pro-slarcry rctrograde |
which Gen. Schodcld has inaugurated in
Missouri.
In an eyi1 hour the President gave car to
Tie lies and c1nnors Of the Copperheads
against Gen. Curtis. and removed him 10
npreaee them. The loyal public supposed
that the Department would be glfen :. 10
Gen. D. F. Butler, or soms other uncon"i
tiynal Uniouiat. Great wns the fcgres ~"
thnr,fn vt,ct II became known thas tae
,r1,s,arcry faction lad secured the ap-
npiuttne1lt Of Gen. echodc1d-a man uesti-
iu,c Of military or executive ability, nan
whom The Senate last winter, almost THANH
,n,,,k1v ,rtupcd 10 confirm rs q btajof uen-
ctal. ict tpIng hlni unfit to hold such rank
~ mup t,hu iw,sscsaes nut particle IT
,lr c,,ufltencc ur trat'tet of the ioyai j'co.
,,le Of hiiteotti or any Other Western
htnte.
Amer appointing seiluf't|d Command.
r. cf tlw t,tlA,tmrnt, thu t'rrsisitnl wrote
lin st.p !nj,"wIrK letttr u Instructions,
wht,h IN sa. tiare A.a,cgRsAv.l n.,A ylulut.
I'd pyely d"yI u..,v..
WAtMn"rua Msy ". Jill
u.. :, 1fs piuu =, NH. t41 finn f'nttIs and
nrs,uui 1tn lu ttH On iIsiId ~ thu Department
If tu Ii N,sTtuti, thIsa II nay t!r % sonp s'tvnt
,ss f., s Y .s s';s t. IT, r." u I'll edatesa S' s
it'll lIr Anf I0nu "lons " ruin'nItkloIl or umIb:
tipn. lid IL bfranrH q cuf'ltlloa ~ ny mind
lit The llinn 1npn u Missouri. constituting wiIu1
uniIc, >sst maturity Of tlIe mhuit ~ pt'le, hnya
cttoftd ipto a II rt'!rnt fat11i!al qnarre HfnoiR
III ms. ".-t!t, lnrtIr la! i'al,., l, n9t S of ,'oln
tet uf Tho othtr. Alter mentls Of iabor to ferun.
Nc sr ai1.snty. !. - s;s,sd 10 Yftw so.se md
wo,s". ut t!t tinr autJ to hfetk u :,1 so,ag.
had ~ tr,'n urn. taI'!r. Sos thas yoH nfr lu
ilrtprt4un, I~}sh zen to ,t'lo huth!ng tnrrriy
bprst're lirS, rtrta Of uo,cftos uashls iii. NJ
;rf .lr lMh!ge ,pttsr+t, Lus ynuf military tAuat.
,.rep he .t,tng esst,agbse ,rps shu Ii, ,aIsfr aHd
iarass. is ~ ra ref;e. "ts "yai ps"a. lila aisnIt
t"sfus,n, It'll @ /, Wi II iuth laelols, Of an,tha,. .i.a
U.hes Sonrs iI4>y. 4, LlsoJAN.
tie1. }. III. hcuntIELD.
The editor OF the st. Louis Democrat
came In possession pftlis letter Legitimate.
", aud very properly maleIt public, in Or
der that the people might understand how
fnithltssly 6chodeld was obcying the letter
and spirit Of his instructions Thcreupon
Gen. 6cbofeld ordered lis arrest. When
the President heard Of il he ordered the
editor released, md should have dismissed
tie Coppcrhcad from office. The Presi~
dent closes his letter by warning Schofeld
10 SO conduct himself that one faction
shall not assal and the other praise him.
Before he was in command week every
dis1oya! sheet and leader began putting him.
In violation Of the Presidents order he is
harrassing and prosecuting the uncondi-
tional Union people Of Missouri, and is do.
ing little else. slaye-catching again flour.
ishes. The effort to recruit cplored sol
dic1s in st. Louis is nearly broken up
Slave claimants are allowed to visit the
colored regiment, il is reported, and seize
soldiers in Federal uniforms and drag them
them back into slavery.
Schofcld has recently. issued an Order
No. 63, the design OF which is no othel
than the employment ofthe military force
$50 -. 80. s1"-'~ . ~ .,,': Nv "oaA " 4s,'.4nls
We believe, In spirit, and will be i'll practi
, ~ ' - ~ -. ~, so'tn r, nA's1'l'n u W
.s ~" " cous.ess 'nu s.e , ,!oe'''nauon m.
Nv ,.,,n,, :Is,n' "l14 'e 1e...:s., su. nc ~.
a,.asn,;an - s ~ ~ ~, % 1nr,oea "o1,' ~
osos :, ~,
not So co.. constructed @ ,, as 10 % !.s nlae @ II. ~
o1ait ol ane ofe'e1' +" AAe" - 1a1te lens'a
will appear from the extracts ne give, Sc
out with the declaration that n1arti
1,r ;s mt ;n.ended tn tsusncnd thu f1n
law Is no. 'n'enueu ,:, " susl'enu Wv ,ua m
Co.. .-,.,,t ,,.,,o, o~,,r,es,,, a., .,,,,n :,
by the Commanding General It pr
cceds:
1T IL the du.y OF MI officers Of such >oyal ct,
possstleu the tsu.e manner m as s II no Tted ID sta
Spa ,s1 nr t n ~ q he +,
fton ntt lfere1cc ILL tue clsts o1cc.s and to Ut
tst tnriu nom violence. 1t heed oe. while n Il
III 1fcr,ce viii Xvii of1rrrs viii. IN ~, ~, II
thnfge oi thtlr lecltimatc lutl.- by onlces Or 5,
dic1s, sill fotel'c tic 'c'efess pun'sansnt,'
Here tile Idea ot the duty OF the militia
authorities 10 afJart1 nrntecli,n ia cfyil Il
,tr.ra j., ,hn nxouu,,n, ,r ,hc,r c,rct,,,,,
Nv =,
pt"hl1n'Al'3 I"eeen'eu' "nu selses us VI
Index to tlB policy afterwards disclosed.
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