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protection OF the Federal Laws.
The President has issued his proclama-
ton providing for The reorganization Of
Alabama and appointed Lewis L. Parsons
Provisional Governor.
CoIun,Jus, June 22.-The Ohio Union
State Convention yesterday nominated
General J. d. Cox for Governor by &C.
clamation.
south Carolina Affairs.
New York, June 2l.-The HeralTs
Charleston correspondent says: The dele.
CATION form South Carolina. which arrived
at Washington yesterday, having instuc-
tons to represent to President johnson the
the expediency of adopting an official plan
whereby the relations between the freed.
men of the State and their employers in
regard to labor and wages, can be salts.
factorily arranged, profess a willingness to
allow the freedmen they may employ one
half their crops MS recompense for their
labor, but say that unless they have a
guarantee that labor shall be continuous
it will be of no use to commence the crops
for another year; that if tie late slaves
are allowed to choose their employers and
occupation, they will invariably select
corh planting as :he easiest work to the
great detriment Of the cotton and rice
crops. The members of this delegation
accept the adjustment of slavery. declar-
ing that II is really the slave owners who
have secured freedom by getting rid Of
their slaves. They express q determine
ton to be loyal to the Union in future;
own they have failed in their great UNDER
taking; they think they were right in re-
ssing but admit they may have erred.
Rebel Indians Suing for Mercy.
Fort Smith,, lime Pax Governor
Wade of the Choctaw Nation has arrived
here from Doaksville to confer with Gen.
Bushby, commanding the district Of the
frontier, for return to their homes of all
Choctaw Indians who have been engaged
in tho Confederate Army.
A temporary treaty of peace was effect
cd with the Chactaws at Doaksvi]le on the
18th by Col. Mathews, who was sent a.
a commissioner on the part of the United
States. The Indians agreed TO cease at
once all hostilities against the United
States to return to their homes and resume
their former occupations. 1t was adopted
by Grand Council of twenty tribes who
met on the 10th. They declare that they
will Immediately cease all acts of hostility
to the United States and send a delega-
ton of five from each tribe to negotiate
permanent peace.
A Hint 10 Canada.
The T-ibunc's Montreal correspondent
says General Dix goes to Quebec on .
visit to the Governor General of Canada.
to inform him that the business of the
right of asylum SO long practiced by the
Canadian Government in case of rebel
agents, must be stopped.
Array between Soldiers and Citisens.
New York, jane 2l.-During the re-
ccp,ion Of volunteers at Staten Island to-
day, a collision occurred between the
soldiers and citizens. and a platoon Of SOL
diers fred upon the crowd. Lieutenant
Nelson. ofthe Sixth New York was wound
ed. it is supposed MORALLY. Two citizens
and one soldier of the 1891 New York,
were also wounded Several persoas
were injured by stones and bricks
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