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, 1863-10-03

Of force known as - Provisional Ryiaeats.''
The intended strength Of this force Is nn-
known. That rests entirely with the Govern
or. It is organized BY arbitrary detail from
The enrolled %ill l., By officers Sc. selected TO TO
service 1s indefinite, its nature and objects
underlined BY law and unknown to those who
are detailed, and the selection Of the soldier
is Independent of any fixed rule. His frat
intimatfon Is that he has been detailed to
te1ve in provisional regiment, aud be Is not
permitted to inquire BY what authority he
has been detailed, or In what service he must
enter, or for what length Of time he must
tetye It is sufficient for him to know that
he has been detailed, and must go at once,
without time for preparation; and If be fails
to respond Immediately to the call, he IL
at alt lie point Of the bayonet. IN the exercise
Of this arbitrary power intolerable burdens
have fallen upon loyal citizens, from which
the di:loyal are exempt; In q word bonus
is thus paid for disloyalty, and penalty e2-
aeteu And ~ ne cai Tonr especial notice, Mr. Pres
idcnt. to the fact that on the nth day Of this
month. ut the very moment that steps had
been or were about to be taken, By haoeas cor
Das. to test the legnlity OF this whole System
Of conscription into the service Of the State,
the Commanding General Of the Department.
of The Missouri issaea Genea af Jus tbs t %d
inst, suEpending the writ Of ha6eas corpus In
certain cases Throughout the United states,
would in that Department be SHIELD 20 apply
to all Missouri militia called into active SER
vice under the orders Of the Department.
Commander" Gen. Schofeld has thus made
himself party to Governor Gam6le's system
Of compulsory service in the militia in man.
ner which, We respectfully suggest, vas not
contemplated By you In that Proclamation.
In regard to this whole matter OF me en- en-
rolled milltia, we would further respectonY
suggest, whether it is consistent with the Con
6titation Of the United States for such 1orce
| to be organized and kept under arms
BY any Slate authorities; and ne nope
that point TO be Investigated. 6nt
whether 50 or not, We beg, leave: W1en
| all respect, to protest against the turner
continuance Of that system IN Missouri: fe.. ei.
| nit us to eay, with the frankness due 70 1nls
occasion, that Missouri is as mnch enntle9 as
any other State to be protected oy me Na.
tionol arms. Neither Law. jnstice, nor e9qlty
demands that the burden Of protecting l hsr
should be thrown upon her P5oPle ana her =
treasury. We ask, therefore, the immeaiate M
| restoration Of the military control OF tnat
State to the hands of tho National omsera
auit troops, and the entire discharge OF al
| tie Enrolled Militia Of the State from an1
, 1863-10-03

Important Order from Gen. burnside.
Gen. Burnside. from his Headquarters in
East Tennessee, has issued the following wise
,,rd admirable order.
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AS, uub BON GGicott'S D2iIs gtorseus TAO uab HOO
Euo Wa9mtttags 2.45 uub 500.
Wa0 WaGhinaton.
G6gang bon Baltimore ua@ WaTbinstcu Wtprpsus 400
T.16, 9.5Oaab 1920, Gub Ra9m 8.I5, IS unb Las;
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TeWers0 erfberung
Der alOcttrteu 6enermanns 8eslf9erun4eae-
ieQfGaft BON Baltimore.
RU. 4 SOutbfr., ~eesendber btm eun-@ebaube d.
SIN Setra9t Der ertOIerei6en Gbattsteit bes ampFsgeuer
SepdrtementS feaen mir BON 6eute an gum ttlieeren pretie
meme YeliCen aus unb erneuern aud bic alien AZ ben 6tu!a.
zen glGten. &le D~ieientsen, pelGe 9du5er. WSbeI ubsr
ienftee Wertbse8eutdnce fde Elm obec Seten Sabre Su Der.
f6ern wuui6en, pereen btsrmti e~tnselaben, f@ bic 9tfe
unferer berab9eieeteu grdnien ansuIeben.
Aae SeriRfte werben pte tts6er prompt unb liberal aus.
besab1t. sHs SObH &. @ppre, Drai.
f.. a.rral DtrsttOreu -
9Drn. Y, pad Noab, gDalter, Brdneis Burns,
Muen Vatne, &tdare q, Wicisn, SGnes Dcung,
SATtS& Wteeben, SdneS u. Bruce, Slauets U, Wtue,
5Gres @ettr, Samuel ct T. Sames Q. Gerrae,
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soiasss ira. hss dHdsed Ii hOl'oa htohgH nstlJ all
~ ,.Ds an arteries Of tbs body poli;it r's rsso-
.,,,,o Of he,ltbv mo.l fGaOt,ai the t'ei socal
constitution has been oEeJ 'Aay exercised Oy pHp'
and press.
The general cause oil this evil has no doubt been bad
,svslaOn. II ha, ecu sma'atiSl, in'tead OF rePrSs-
live sr this base siOn Tie would uaderany state
n circumstances, have brought Ol moral irregularities,
tb. are always prSu ,li b. the sdpeasioa OF regular
Alb "a OF industry aud trade but Que system OF egs-
i,toa furnished adltoaA Incentives TO the evil ten
Ian " that oay required the hAa o. she Legislator TO
perfect the work.
The creation OF sclsms OF REDUNDANT paper
aonsy has bsSa the chot sJuci OF hi moral inqlity
oar people have been sedge "a into the channels OF '
al eat, lrise-of spurious Edvsoture they have be-
coma soeculA.ots aud extortiooers By the deeeptods
,ait-vhich has put OF the scmbaqce Of Iicnes--of
papsr money. It has proved delus:on, becaGss tie
,mspiped wealth has tatcn 70 itself wings aud ao"n
.waT. With every addition to tie gains of traffic in
s,pst,tty deoreciAiny med un, has been COrrospon-
dent loss in the rise Of priee At the close OF the
struggle to become wealthy thOIt increAe Of Thrift
Or e1ertion, what deemed s;Or Of opaeuee will
leave the parties no richer than beftre.
But Il may bo alleged that paper m)ney wa our ony
instrumental deivsrAaes-thl. it financial ncc's-
sity Our reply is that it became necessity-an I'M
aerGive, sad necessity from the neglect Of sound pin
pes of legislation Ii iasead Of making paper money
he basis OF our SYSTEM OF IAnc', this basis had been
ra1ation, we coull have created suPeIs!rucsuTe Of
paper money of sush proportions as would not have
threatened the overthrow Of "a, Uhole odidce. To
speak without metaphor reversed all safe principle
IuseAd Of commencing with scheme Of taxation that
you'd have constituted a solid foundation fer such
emissions Of paper mOAey as would have beea the G"<
diary and not the principal means OF tho treAsury--e
DELAYED our system OF dree: aud Internal t'Hloa until
the sources of wealth hal b1sn largely impaired the
currency had been almost rremedAb deprecated, aud
public credit greatly weAkelsI That which ought to
have been done at the eOmneacem us w have been
compelled to do in the sequel We have thus inverted
the order Of financial proceedings We have made r
noaing debt instead of funded debt, the bulk Of
our engagements We have in Consequence proceeded
from one stage OF depreciation to another and lh'ced
an irreparable blow on the public morals.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-14
Passports and Pickets.

city paper asserted not long ago. that the passport
system WAshoW rgidly enforced. that even babies
obliged TO furnish themselves With the "open
same Of Gen. Winder's bits Of brown paper before
they could leave the closely guarded scat of Gov
ernmenL There must be some mistake on this point.
All grown people must be furnished with passports for
the purpose of lining the pccset 10 prevent it from
being on. by the hand. Other uso for passports
there ia nOne at least to those who visit the Peninsula
for gentleman Of uDdOubled Veracy assures us that
he travelled from this CITY to Barbansve "a distance
Of 40 miles we beieve,) without single question from
human being.
The inference is that he met pickes He declares
that he found many of them, and squadron OF cavalry
AID regmSnt of infantry besides. II this lie fact
and the character Of informant leaves no room to
doubt that it il one the matter ought be locked into
at once. There a time when Confederate cavalry
was much Wanted. Less is said ON this subject than
formerly. As for Confederate pickets, thIy are no
longer mentioned, for the perhaps that they
have ceased to be visible except to tho hapess drivers
Of water meleA aAd chicken carts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-14
Raom TltE tNlTEp srArEs,
The following vtrsCts taken from Journals Of the
i'd sstes coming doan 70 as late az the b inst:

Tho following Vtrsots taken from journals Of the
I'D s'stes coming dosn to as late az the inst;
Eros, ne Nev York Times Of Tee ~
ROCKVILLE AND CnArrANoOdA-rHEIR MILITARY RELA.
II i 6i-ut In the utter absence Of details, to say
precisely what the evacuation OF ROCKVILLE and the
abl7 Comment Of the line OF tie Vrgid aud EaAt Ten
nes'ee lIAroadWhose supreme importance ne have 80
often pointed Out-in military sense means. II the
rebel army in that region is not go lar d'mOralI,d rs
wholly TO escAie the ordinary rules OF criticism, 'he
| withdrawal fom Knoxville and the upper hCunai re-
pion of lst Tcnni would SIM be u!
cantraon on the part OF Gen. Bragg, which, though in
vosing the giving up of AN important point and the
abandonment OF main limo Of COMMUNICATIONS be-
tween the right aud OF the theatre Of
great temporary sacrifice, 70 be suTe-might Jet be
ultimately justified by the rosul: Of operations in other
portions OF the ned.
Tho force in the Upper Tennessee mountain region
consisted of from eight 10 twelve thcu'ar men, under
Gen Buckner ard simply intended a corps Of
observation AID to guard the line Of commuuIc itO 10
I FROM raids. 1t TO more than strong flank ne
party whose duy wOul DC to fail back upon the man
UodJ in case Ct ssIions stack. The force OF 1en
Burnside vas greatly superior TO the force OF Ger.
Buckuer aud it of pru lence the part Of
| III latter to form junction with Gen. Bragg.
The possession Of the mountain region and The rich
valley through which luns thcrIrORd line forming the
main artery between the Est and West will be decided
| great armies-the one under Gen. agg in the
Vicn of Chattanooga the other under Gen R5secraas
who mar @ltring yard that place. IL wa'Aheeore
perfectly correct policy on the iarG OF the rebel COM
maIdsr 10 call in all his dctacments end concentrate
all hi, forces fer determined Struggle, with the hope
of defeating and destrcyitg-fcr il Is a country whcl
adgiits Of 1.-THE Union AIRY
IL Barnsije ren'di,s at Knoxville, be- of course de-
pcives Gen. R5secrans Of active cooperative cid on the
cief field of Op irations H. the contrary, he joins
| Gen. RosCcr4us, he gives up What he now hods.
We trust, however ,hRt Zen Roseccaus is strong
enough carry cut his purpose without TIE aid Of Gen
Burnsdss force Thea with that force planted
tue rebel COMMUNICATIONS all chance Of the re'es being
lbe 10 rcuo: Bragg from tEe troops in Virginia will
b. cus cd, except by making great detour by the
Western and Atlantic RIroSd, and this Gen. RIsccrans
| had At last Hdv.Crs, already taken steps to cu;.
The main object OF Gen BurnSide's advance III mill
tary ONT Of view has already been served that tc
ovr ,hs left hluk Of Gen. Rosecrans advance and OBJ
serse the mountain passes through which tho enemy
might dcbouch for turning mcSement on Roseerans,
similar to that executed By Bragg against Buell. this time
last year.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-14

LoGIoAL.-The .questiol Of an increase Of soldiers
pay thus dscii-sedsby two young ve'crins me
train from Demopclis to Meridian few days since: ~
"DoH't you think it shame, Frank, :hss Congress
won't increase pa a least five dollars month
Why, eleven dollars anonth goes nowhsrsle
well, Jiln differ sitii you. Such rezsrire rould
increase what they call the rejuudanes of the currency
st least twelve millions year, snd With s1e million
more Isonrises 70 pay ihrown iso sitsula1on every
pssth-shy, jim, Aink 81 h-you sould'nt buya va
kImelcn for ess than Eu dollars and everything Use
would be in proportion AississilpiGn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-14
The Evil of the nav

Il Is painfully 1Vden', as Southern contemporary
says, that the degrading passion Of Avarics has been
developed during this var aud among our people on
scale Of unprecedented magnitude. Il has not b.ep
limited to interests classes. has not been the vicious
peculiarly Of the trader. Il has not been the cAara
tSristc only Of tho m0ney-ehauger Il has spread is
delsteriOuI influence to the producer. Il has even
seized for its psry Of the gentler sex and no,
entirely omitted TIE ministers Of Him Who had
not Where TO lay hi, head Il has thus been a moral