, 1865-07-21

and 1hen TO mste my astursnee good. Tae rieat
WIS not suggested 6y the Secretary ot war. or
On ,his ;poin,. sites WHIT lid ssid, do not
see how NJ. Walters co1ld have understood nae
aa he1ug .pruupted BY Instructions IN M eonyer-
W. 9e,y nsesne nd eenefsy 1ss tenaas.or1
The zsnRe Of his conversation WIS qutte wlde.
He harstEued upon tho Administration and ths
rebellion: aud dweit Nth bitterness on what hf
Ill 1has be il repte,entsd, IN The iour1S psrison
Of the article in question. Is HAVING said ane se
much more that prodent priest; priest ae{s. e'id'
Outing ali this dine, ! was eadsarr,lng u
counsel noeeralien, protesung sgatns! e e. *.
ples.,o1s ana en5oi11nE p.adenes T. h.; 20 No. no1
Welters at ali, and the phrases whtrh tflads =
ibis snd The indignant fe}otndes OF Fat.E wa;
ter. do not br nR to my mmd he resol!es asI o!
prumitc to s.y no'htng Of Mrs. sur.att's inno-
ctpee. Annoyed By whai be had ssld, wss about,
him tbe psss, renarEipe. II vii send yce WORD
ss to the pass in two hours" wheu he k,'Fl: ~
promtee. !" ipienaed within the TWO houa 70 SEQ
eon1fneea m % arer + what Ia "a taEsn plsee ns ,her
r. was not n the propeT disposition aH;::4ne
Of mind tt be suitable religious attsndatf upon
I'D 81: 1st P9sf &c
nj her INSTEAD, when NJ. Waltels es'd ttat be
promised. sat'sned that he bid determinsA to b
Governed BY the eor.ieesahonsa aa OF ,3.n psn.
Hse'' ing thst me be Toa;d safds' perfofm sh.t
he hnd 1nsert,ken- Ie.ye him tae PISS. n,r did
], when de.fared 70 withdraw from from rlas
Fsltt r. without Giving him the pass. H. anY
mcana intend that hta aets should have the : :,e!
70 deprive the p,itoncr Of the services Of : s1.
ss.{ %g yex ea .Se ~, to1y g.,
did 70 beasace MI Walters. It has been NJ As-
tune to be M aaerna Of sending the clergy II 1t
ffnd nsny. during To war. IN need Of ths't, er
= Rftf n -
spy clergy man Of any fa,sh 1i1itin8 4 per,t:4s
loyal or 1ie1oJA1, living or eylug person va n T.;
services we're called for, could not SEQ OF kEa:
Of person Of my own creed dying without !it-
Wiih regard 10 the dcnia:s Of tassea to NJ.
ws,se5s e ysit tss pf,t ger When III. retszsst.o
Fa.htr Wa1fers ststedtn my MESSENGER thAths
hsd been II squet ted BY Mrs, susrats shortly Ahas
che wa a11eased and elnce, to visit her, hut d
sIring bis nsme COM ected win It u1ttl ths trnI
vas over. did not seek Ia neddie With II.
Wa.teta' conviction as to the lnnocencB Of MA.
su1as.; nor DID attempt to restrain him ts,m
IN saus ~ Il. ecasison! eRs[ e aoslss eess ss
qusr,e1s whsre hts representations mlshi
after the conversation ratsrfed to. when he cs' j
upon NE Al the War Department and told mel i.
be could rot get aamitarce with the darehser i
the prltotet TO the Executive Mansion, and e.k i
for ny ras,stsnce, Igare him \ card 10 ths NJ II
tary Secretary OF The Prestdeut SAX NJ thu, zen
t1e:nsn to see The Rev. ME. Walters. trusting tna
th means would atsist her In getting her c,st
bt fore the Executive.
In ecncluslon. l distinctly aver that The Seefe
tsr3 Of Wsr expreteiy sud readily cop.enled e
fhe visit Of Cathoitc clsfgym IN to Mes. y. IL
nsde no condition as 10 eny convictions OF III
cleIp3msn rs 10 the guilt or innocence OF tn
| prisoner. OF as 10 anything he might eay on th
| Lutject.
{Siened) Jas. A. HARDlE,
Inspector Cen and Brew Brts. Gen.
Of The c. s. Il