, 1865-10-09

Major Gen. 2locum Ia earning the apPFoba-
tion Of the Coppe1head party as fast as pos
sible. He made speech Of the doughfAce
order at Syracuse the other day, In which,
after demolishng the negro CHILDREN and ne.
gro schools pretty cfectually, be advocated
the suspension Of the Freedmen's Bureau Gu
ttrely, and favored the policy Of turn1uE tho
blacks over to their late masters for "protcc-
tion." He said:
"Look al the working Of the institution uow In
operation Tor regulating the aaare Of the freedmen.
You ottenTcad accounts In the newspapers a. to tho
condition q anIss in cer1ain localities. fou asa
schools established FOR The benefit Of negro children
:; h 1Sh , hsy It,
airs. According to some Of these accounts the
negro children arr, far superior to our own;
,hsy nitsF nnn ,ntsd sd' s.t et tber IT.
rs hoat. Il in,os'ng shie.st1ss o. The % he'd Of
lem IL already sossed-That through The efforts Of
spa SeiDgs 10 6e suddenly
8ntt 10 become educated, refined and patriotic ncm-
bsTs Of eociety fou seldom hear of the nun,eroas
hnds Of the!r former masters md hsve quietly IL:
formed them that they hold titlc under the limited
States GoyHsurnt. End have YetslstenslJ refused
Thes + sG hi g tel ou q de ss:es @ ast M = s.
hs51est was 10 commence, e!ery hand has suddenly
disappeared from tie Place leaving the lahofs Of
great bands os eolosed people who leave tAetr for
mer homes and congtrgate u the cities 1nd ~.
lagos. or settle On plantation without pesnisston
less l ot he fatnFe. o. TIC very day thas Ii.
Vicksbufg poor WOMAN cane to MT with
s9npatni th' st ,ss.t nsG ay negroes Mt ons os
store. M ahe bad Lid aside for Winter nse. ouis s,m:
rahes s1e due Y .as hise a. Msi =: he ~ sa;e &
question ezn only be met md overcome By pact1-'
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the policy adopted by the President; but It nj! ha
fornd aT rnors difficult to suggest my othe. ...:f
ets Cd sands i as sesa q sy
mems pnreau, Ia = man Of great purity OF ebs.ac.
,ef, and vii neEer sustain eyltein which be does
ess s1y s9k he s. sese I'D Ct
Bureau, I AM convinced that more e!il taan'
goed VIII result nom perpetuat,ng it at,sr the
slavery. Each State IL placed 10 charge OF an az
eistant commissioner. Il IL INSIDE the duty Of The
department commander to detail such officers and
qnirs ia the discharge Of their duties. ali aut.-
lions between whites and blacks aFe to be adiua.
Gated BY an officer Or agent Of the bureau This Of
eiationed IL each county, at least Tia. they shalt
be 20 distributed II to he accessible to all the
Inhabitants. These gentlemen .rho are to ad
he rsoes arc usually, ucuienants selected
from Tho regiments on duty in the State: Each
judge, lieutenant or agent, O. you may Please 10
mISta1y establishment. The news OF his arriyaf u
any SECTION Of the country spreads with wondeFlal
] ohss h. bs snsI. a f Rs
Complaint, and The judge or lieutenant orders the
white man or whiteilady to appear before him and
confront bis Of hes aecrsef Tae =, usual io;4s ;s's
tho facts in the case ,are Discarded. In some
easet the accused is at once released; IN
Sa5 1 hs abs 4 e sss es; fa e. @y as s' nd
forwards 1t 10 bis superior, to be used in de*ayiug
1he expenses Of tie institution. The negro eocs
81 he at td e oher
negroes OF that section are at oncc seized 1stth
desire 10 sec the Yankee military judge, and TO see
beng brought before him. Complaints are made
aratnrt .he kindess and best people In the country.
The immediate scsnls Is despondency and anger on
the part OF the vnitea-discontsnt and tasolence On
ihe part Of the biacke. lIere is a young man
rom Northern State, not educated as judicial
Officer and 9;ten not possessing single guaahss. a1
lcvotse greater responsibilities thin de1o'ye upon
Tue justices Of our Supreme Court. !os he not
snd oa Z t / seae ~ Ss
i,e made. ID NJ remarks upoa this Bureau do
not Wish to reflect npon any Of the officers con-
ss st w aa l. 9sas ssas Il 81 Il Is &C. erect peaei no a
make it euccessiu1 It II OF the system speak.
contend that !. Is 50 utterly foreign 10 he psipei
pies Which our people aTe hssn n a. tha1 t
mchod int csn be devised for regulating thee
atesr, providing The ta.k Of regulating them h to
nRoD Roo,hs Is enoye se
feeedmen. M I'D q .he wofsinss of sSs ofgsn5ation
sinesd hat dc poliey adopted BY the Plesdent Of
leaving to the respective States The ente eouffpl Of