Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-31

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ao'e length, and with much severity, 10
eonlmsnt on asn. HALLEcxs order, Tidieui.
ing ths idea Of cutting on the retreat OF
'oaNsfONs army IRON Durkes'ii'e ana IAN
VILE
The last and most obnoxious feature oil
denerai halIecks dispatch Is wherein ne goes
out OF ms way anu huNises that my suDorui
mates denerals Thomas. stonemhn and VIII
son, should be instructed not to obey 'sher.
man command
This is TOO much, ana turn from the sub,
)ect with ieshng, 700 strong ior words, ana
merely RECORD my polei lnt 80 much ms
chiet was never before embrnced IN 30 sinalI
hspace rs IN the newspaper paragraph headed,
sherman truce 9lsrognrded, anthonti-
Gated as "oincial by Mr; secretary stanton,
and published IN the Now YORK papers OF
APrii ZS.
ist Sharieston on the evening of the
I'D oil May, and FASTENED with all possible
speed back 10 Morchead City, which We
'N -. - 80 wa, ''i'"S''N'y
communicated by telegraph with GenerAI
schoheld at Raleigh, and Learned .fOm him
INC pleaslng lact tnat the LlsltonNnt General
commanding inc nrin!esjT the United States
had rcached the JioShpeake in time TO coun-
iorlnand 'thcral IIallrck'S orders, and pre-.
vent his violating my truce, invading tho area
Of my command, and driving JOhnston's sur
renderine.Army into fragments.
Gen. Johnston had fulhlled his agreement
to the very best Of his ability; and the Off
GERS charged with Issuing the paroles at
Greensboro reported about thirty thousand
(SO 000) HlreHdy made, and that the greater
part Of the North Carolina troops had gone
hmnc without waiting for their papers, but
that all Of them would doubtless come In to
some one Of the military posts, the com.
Inanders Of which are authorized TO grant
thcm. About eight hundred $500 Of the
rebel cavalry had gone South, refusing to
abide tho terms Of surrender, and II was sup
posed they would make for Mexico. would
sincerely advise that they he encouraged togo
and stay they would be nuisance to any
civilized Government, whether loose or In
prison.
With the exception Of some plundering on
the part Of Lees and JOhnston's disbanded
men, all elso In North Carolina was quiet"
When 90 the number Of men surrendered ht
Greensboro are added those At Tallahassee,
sorsIS Oh" Viii co,nI IN N, other M;,I"yS
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