New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
parents or otho near relatives capable Of supporting


mi. Young men aud women under tweniy.ore years
Of age remain under the control OF their parents or
guardians until they become o, age, thus aiding 10
support their parents and younger brotheiS I'LL" d"
" The former masters OF freedmen may not turn
away the yonng or the nirm refuse to give mem
food and rhelter may the a.le bodied men or wo,
men away from ileir homes, or live IN ideness anu
leave their parents, children. yoGng Brothers ana
sisters 20 be supported by others.
v Persons Of age who are free from any OF the obi
cations referred to above, at liberty to hHd new
homes wherever they obtain proper employment
bu, they win rot be supported by he Government nor
b. their former masters, unless the work
VI. IL Will 10 eft Ia the employer and servant 20
agree nrol the wages DO paid but freedmen are adj
vised at fer the present season they on to oxpfct
onl- moderate wages, aud where HER Eoyers cav
not pay item money, they ought to be contened Win 2
fair ssre the crops to be raised They have gfined
their personal freedom by industry and good conduct
th.y may rise ia Independence nnd even wealth.
VII All ofoers soldiers and citis'rs re requested
TO give Publicity 70 these rue- and 10 ruc the feed
Teo 10 rs to their new II sats and obligations.
police companies authorized and required 10 cor
ret any violation Of the above res within their Jdrs'
dictioB.
TX Facl NistIict Commander win appoint sn~
intendCrt OF cedricn "a commissioned oiiceTb WIN
such number OF assc'artS Officers and non-comms.
onod ocers) ~ may he necessary, whose duty II VIII
be to take charge Of all re fred people in his District
who are without home - pr ,er employment. he
Supel ia enionts will eek to their homes ail who
have le hcm IN violation OF tie above ruos, and VIII
endsGror 20 hn1 h1ncs end suitable employment for al
othe.s. They i provide suitable car - or quarters
fox slc' cIn1ot be- otherwise provided Tor, anu
attend 10 Their difcipme. police. 5nbsisience, &C.
y. The sulerintehdents viii hear all complaints OF
guardians or wards. and report tie facts 10 their DIS
trict Commanders VITO authorized 10 dissolve the
exist ~ relations Ot guardian and ward IN aay case
which may seen 20 reqGa H. and 20 dir'ct the oup"F-
in;endent - otherwise provide for H., wards, IN re-
corhancs Wit he above rides.
By.command II NeJorGe'. Schofeld.
J. !. CAGrBRLI- A. a. q.
FIRE.. rRIcK ANDERSON Lieut.. \. A. \. g..
the POLITICAL VIEWS OF A SoaTT cARoIrSA N =.
The following Is The leading article in TIE RAJ. "a
On c. Standard OF Ma - the day preceding the de-
partaro ofits editor nr W W. Holden, for washing
tons
We shall be abe NJ ,or days I'M rtan
business bn, hays efi TIE STANDARD In The hanGs OF
friends 10 vii! col-lct II prudcnty, and continue 20
rendcrii an acceptable vehicle Of general news
We have time only 70 say ;hat inc g3st want o..
lsrre neoriy her people are prepared TO organize
new State governnent-one that vii t.coeniz' ana
CARY oI the emancipation views 90 o National Al.
min.stTation, and in other respect or'nce = ing OF
undoahicd LOYALTY to tho old government ara the Ola
dog Tie question Of emancipation Is cIeaGf sctteI
The Africans are already need men ana Heso -,
women: bat IL VIII remain fCr future actcn - CIV, iI
effect 70 them freedom and to declare and define zoe
condition 81 the Datcd race We nave cohhnenct
Tn me great majority II our people, and IL tue Na"h"
Administration on this subject.
Thee otheI matters Of grave character "hlc'
must be col decd aId dsposed ., by toe people repre-
sentative. during tie present yesr. The stat" ], hO
eYtinot--.ts "iir-bIe'lt' les only been suspended
We tru-, tie day is no, distant wien horh Carolina
ein Joy the privic ycs and b'ues that are en-
O,.a hy the other states ~ me Inic
.'Iei differences among orr pcope be Only PohicS1
and not personal ~ social. surely vc have suci'i
enose ana been sufficiently scoYfged 20 be ready 10
sink of forget personal aniosties For onr part We
shsL neither intrigue for sraeFei nor seek 10 MUIR
10. itsN ore
Government OF who would conirye nag measure de-
sign.d'o impede the plogross Of recousifuction we
desire u - b. disiincl understo that We have DO
rYuDstl Y with such. but RECORD tiein as raNors
and enemies 90 the people NJ tie state We warn the
reoisc I've their guard against such men no mat
Ter What their projections or conduct may nave Deeh
heretofore.
rhe saveccrocy dies herd; tic heads ~ The hydra
viii ruict wounds even si'er they have been severed
nom III. body. Crush them "a they are cat on Inc
hones woodworking p,cP Of the stn'e ere ~
In .tua ON to obtain the CONTROL Of their own afsirs
II should let tAis opportunity slip, aLj the Old
fjgics who welded a. certain ipt"fst. rad certain
families should obtain power. free government IN their
hands will be virtually ignored and the success Of the
Union arme. will have been IN vain. Tnc mar Con
seryayes who supported Vance ere as Objectionable as
the original Secessicniss; and those rrofessed Union
men apparently in good standing who are getting with
or for these Far Conservatives viii bear watching.
Forewarned foTcaTmed. Let tho people be on their
guard"