The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-09-28
EsDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 2s, 1854 IIIITII .NOl1s5

: government by rsligioasly. respecting ibs
] Constitution u rights ofalL-slnsbasefisba
; :, Gen. Buell., Nou. 7, 1861.
I BE careful so to treat the unarmed
J inhabitahce as to contract, notsWide65 the
j breach existing between us and tIlafeb;
els -lnsfrnettons IL Gen. Buell., Nos. IL
] 1861. aesss.y,. ses.}isss47sa9
! 1 have always found that Il tis the ten.
deucy Of subordinates to make vexations
arrests on mere suspicion. lpsfrne5sons
to Gsn. Buell.. November IL, 2,..186I..T
Say as little as possibIeabout politics or
the negro - tfastrtieiioGs 70 Ger Bsyn.
side January z, 1862. J; ,,,s,sssgy
The unity Of this. nation, the ,bresefs&-
tion of our institutions, are so rdearato me
that I have willingly sacrificed my private
| happiness with the simple object of: doiHg
MY ddty to my country.-Letter,fo to Sscrs-
fdry Cameron, October, 1861. 80,
/. Whatever the discrimination of the gof@
ernment may be, I will do the best /, can
with the Army ef the Potomac, and will
share its fate, whatever may be the task
imposed upon me Letter to Secresarg
Cameron, October, 1861. -.
Neither confscation Of property, Polit-
ical executions of persons, territorial or
ganizatior9o Of States, nor fofcibIs aboIision
of slavery shotld be contemplated for
moment. Letter to President biqceIss
.Jnly 7, 1862 i4Ik - u l3Ii"
In prosecuting this war, all pfivStg
property and unarmed persons should ]bs
strictly protected subject to TIE necesalty
of military operatiops,--Letterl to the
o President, July Z, 1862. 49,.
Military arrests sbouId not IL tolerated.
except in places where activs h5fiiisfes
exist: and oaths net requiref BY enact.
ments constituionally made, should b
neither demanded nor. received .-LctfH
to the President. july 2, 1867 fY,t
If it is not deemed best to iptrust me
with the command even Of my own army,
simply ask to be permitted to share their
fate on the field of .-DispatcA to
Gen. Hazlect, august 3OS 1862.
z In the arrangement and conduct Of CAM
paigns, the direction should be left to pro-
fessional soldiers General Nc e1elzas's
Report.
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: THE BUFFALO ExrENsIoN-of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway
We have already noticed the fact that the
and leadin q men con nceted Nith
the Atlantic & Great Western Railway
have gone to Buffalo ON business connect
ep with the extenson of that line to Buff
falo. The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
says:-James McHenry. Esq, the eminent
inancier and representative of the Allan.
tic & Great Western Railway in England.
7. W Kennard. ESQ., Engineer in Chief
and vice President; Mr. s.. Wann, FL
nancial Agent at New York; Mr. III. F.
Sweetser. General Superintendent; Mr..
W. G. Hamilton, Superintendent of
the Compon'y y Locomotive works, and
and G. +. Blakesle. Private. Secretary
Of Mr.. Kennard, are among the guests ae
'Bloomer's oday. The party has just
returned from The initial trip over the
route from New York to StzLouis, which
was made without change of gauge or
car, performing the hitherto unparalleled
feat of travelling 1900 miles on ont. .up:
broken line of railway. s-+- : h'-l-.- -
the object of tho visit to- this city, IL ~
10 locate the rout of the.f Buffalo Exteu{ez
,ion" of the Atlantic & Groat Western :.
Railway, from this city to Randolph, =,
1her it intersects the main line; to exam =
ne the tenders and award the CONTRACT O.
or building, the, road, which is ito be putdS
inland immediately, and pushed through.
o completion with that speed and yigof =.
which have characterized the other works
if the company. Knowing what we doe
e the gentlemen who have this enterprise
n chsrge, we have little hesitation inspre,sr
letting that the " Buffalo Extension - will n
,e completed and regularly at work with:
n year. It is proper to mention ia !
his connection that the grading Of tho s
erie & Niagara Railwey.--=l bi3 81 idgin