The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
Monday. November ~.

wAsnIsaroS, Nov. 20.
Oaiar % the meareac,s Of the statement in the
disp,tci IRON Ml,sissiyp PJhlishol yo.tc.d lr pun
porting 10 give tic sulstdnc Of Preside lohnsou''
Instructions TO Governor Humphreys the NAIioS,L
REruBLIoAE gives IL copy Of the di.pitch, a. fol-
lows:
wAsnfrgroy, Nov II. 1850.
u. q. Humphreys Governor elect, jackson, hss.;
The troops viii be Niihdrasn from hlsslssippa,
order and the civil authority have been iestoi.d and
can " maintained without them tVery sep VII
pips and .ubordinstion 10 the civil authority. there
can BE- no other or greater aiui .nee siyen thtn h
heretofore teen on the part Of the Pe,den, OF
government. There IL no concession required on
the part OF the people Of his.issppi OF the Lesiss,
ture other than loyal compliance With the laws anu
constitution OF the United states and the adoption
Of such measures siving protection to all freedmen
OF heemen IN person and property, Without regard r
10 color, Sill ontite them TO resume ell their
con stitutlonal relations IN the federal Union.
The people Of Mississippi may feel well assured that
there Il disI osion arbitrarily on the part Of the
Government 70 dictate what sction should be had
but, on the contrary, 70 simply and hndly adviss
pohey wa. .ho, M, . IN ,hs s,.,s.
comprising th, FEDERAL Union. II hoped that they
win appreciate and eel the suggestion. herein made;
for thsy offered In that spirit which should per.
wade tho bosom Of all those who desire peace and
harmony and thorough restoration Of tue Un'on.
There must be confidence tetween the Government
and the states, and while the Government eonhdes
In the people the people must hsye faith IN the GOV;
eminent hIs must w mutual and rtciprUcs, or ell
ASDRRv JOursor,
i'V''eU"' - ~ 49, -,
Ann''s 'n''' VINO eaueu :. "' ,,'. D-",.i
'o-aH' we're epeA'', oO' ssV,a, ,.,,'."r .,
Grant Asoi 'tne'' 'oNy .u1 I'y,.a 49,.
Atansss' VINO ss m'"o' " u"o
senate win rte"oen' 'onn'On' 80 w
SEEKING psruon 'oi "'' pHi '''Di - =
number oi ladi'' Nere also P'0'''" III
claims OF Hiehds ior amnesty. One Of them vas e.
eeedinsy ssrnest In behalf OF Harry Gilmor, Of
Maryland Mrs Bishop daughter Of the late rebel
oec"sfy OF 'he Na'y' INT hslory'I 10 here en-
deNonns 70 obtain her fathers release on parole.
Beside tho above named visitors SOME came seeking
ONCE with no recommendations but their own oral
s'ann ems Oh and claims 70, "intsnse loyalty"
VINE oths" had bus'ne" OF 30 trihing aeharacter,
that II could have been attended 70 by the hunblest
servant a. the White House.
Among the pardons granted to-day BY the Presi-
dent ~a'a special one to Major Echol., graduate
nom West Point and an engineer officer Of the old
army. Echo's vas chief engineer Of the rebel de-
FENCES OF Chareson, and was pltted against Gilmore
VINO scientifically bessged that city He IL the frat
instance OF pardon 70 any one Of that class Of men
who were educated at their country's expense and
Who plunged into the rebellion at the first busls call.
The pardon was granted on the reeommenda tion Of
the Attorney General the young major having an
invention which IL likely TO be great benefit 10 the
government and which he could not get patented
without a psrdon Hitherto. the Pre.ident h..
Ian, -. a. :. 80,
heaoiy refused W PARDON any OF ths clne but old
army officers vouch that he 10 not mistaken In this