Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-27
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Bfevet 'Brigadier GeEeral y. SaFdilerton,eI
who1hassbeen temporarily exercising 1.-THE "
duties Of tSuperintendent of thu Freedmensl 4
Bureau for, Louisiana, arrived at the LindelI
Hotel yesterday, ,enr0ute 70 resume his reg.
ular position IN the Adj jHtantl Gefiefar Delna
partment In Washington City. The statehis
ments lately published IN the New York
Trfba'iep Chted9 j4r'buhea aiid other sjoafaafstE
Of that ilk, and alsoffi thelAssociated Press
dispatctiessfo to the9efectithabthHi6 6oyerfr
rnept was dissatisfied with, his official acts,
and had, "relieved" and "removedo him
from Office, Is efreshihgiy new to thig gphLo1
tlenan. The statemehtsT qaotedl howeyer2it
are in no way terrifying, csinoe. there is notta
one solitary grain of tryth,jp them. The, -
account, moreover, of his being banqueted
and wined by the rebels ID New OfIearis
during his stay in that CITY,. is a shameless
fabrication, o-bahquet OF the Kind 1aviAg
taken place. n He will make his report III
due form, in q suitabletim after reaching, T
Washington, and is, not troubled with the =,
slightest fear that It will not BE approved
by President johnson, whatever fihatical y
editors correspondents and politicians have
predicted aud said, or may hope ,tor say, tobl
the contrary. .
He went tG New Orleans last month, witRdi
special INSTRUCTIONS to dismiss Rev. MfgO
Conway and his miscbieyeus deputies from NJ
Office, correct the errorSthey have commit +,
ted, and take and maintain charge himself
with Suitable assistants, until the arrival of
Gen. Baird, who had been appointed per91
mauently't iposition.9IHis is general in-
structiops We're the same that had been,
given to Conway on the introduction of the
latter into Office. Conway perverted tho .
instructions to suit his own fanaticalG nU9W
tions and thoseOf the GideoDites withwhOni d
he holds fellowship in politics, The eonse- 1
quences were that establishing labor sys-
TEN to the country was made Impossible;
die negroes roaming idly atlarge, made
progress in nothing but vice, and were be-.
ginning to regard the whites, with /,
animosities that threatened to soon
initiate the scenes of tile Jamaica insurrec-
| ton. General Fullerton,- on the contrary
construed the instructions according TO
their letter and spirit, acted humane and :
j sensible part towards the negroes, set them
| to work, and thus established relations of
Mutual dependence and profit, instead of
| hostility; between the races. 10 !fu- tfHuJI
In short, his action has been, approved by
General Howard, and his successor, General
Baird, Immediately on assuming office,
adopted identieally the same just and SEN .
sible policy. The example thus set in Loai-
siana, we fully believe will be followed in J.,
other quarters; and General Saxton, Gen
eral Gregory and other stiperintendents who
are now conducting affairs after Gideonite +
notions. will soon be freed of their official
tails to join Conway in lecturiDg tour to
Massachusetts.-St. Louis Republican, Nov.