Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

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seeona-The confeasrals aflsi1t nOw. 81 exIsS
tenee 10 be di.banded snd eosd1 d1l|ed 10 their 70.
.peetive State Capitals, there " deposit their
arms and public property in the ssaie arrenais'
and each efleer and man 70 nls An agreement to
Geese from active war, aud 70 aBide tie action %
18th stats ,nd Ressral sSthesiYr TIE pumbar
the CHIEF Of Ordinance At washihgton city, sub.
teet 10 the fu,ars aclioa u The congrs.s Il ths
sn1sls vS,,d s'sIs. I'D IN ihs ,assnils q ss ussd
lucy 70 msintnn peaeo aud erder wluain the
Thlrd-The rreOEnitlss SyS az; IL; RsseaasS of
the United steiss u the several State Govern
nens, on iheir taking the cath prescribed bythe
aietinE state 1oysramsats have rssuilcd from the
va, the leKaliElng of Al ahail be submifted 10
the supreme court of the United States. d !. 7 rs (
, roarth-The rs-estAblishmeut of al Federal
Oourts IN the several states, with powers h. de-
fined By the C0ustitution aud laws on conrress
fihh77-The people and inhAbitanla % al States
70 pe gunrnhteed, 20 far na the Rxecutise can,
iheir political rights aud franchises, as well a.
"a uNUneu
BY the Constitution fths united sthies'und me
siSiS-fSs executive sushOri,, % ne oSsstSG
Ient of the United statea not % aiatufb lhs peO-
Ple by reasen Of the late war, Siong as they live
IN peace and quiet, abstain from acts Of armed
hostility, aud obey the laws IN existence At the
place Of their residence ..If
soyenth--in general terms. war 70 Cease A
general nmnesty, 80 far as the Exscutivs u tho
United states can eommnnd, on condition of tho
dl,,bAndment ofthe OonfederlteArnies, tbs dis
trtbutlon Of arms, and resumpton of peaceful
pursuits ~ omesrs and men, hitherto In said
Not bslng fully empowered By our respeetiye
prime iples 20 fnihl these terms We Individually
tain the necessary authority, aud 20 earn OdtI
- W. .. sHpnnAS, Major dcnerai,
Comd'g Army of United s,steu In NC. 4
.' ,. q JOnE.ToH, General. VI 1
. & Comd' 8 cys. Army in NORTH Carolina.
II II reported that this proceeding Of General
sherman va. disaPPrOved fer the following,
Pirst-It was an exercise Of authority not
vested In General Sherman, and on ita face shows
that both he and Johnston knew that General
sherman had hoaufhority 70 entersiHio any such
scecnd-lIi was snZssEsOvlsdsmsni Of the,
Third-It Ia understood to re-establish rebel
state governments that had been oyerthrowa a al
the saerihee Of many thousands Of loyal lives
and I'm menss treAsnre, and placed arms and mn-
nitions Of war In the hands ~ rebels At their re-
speftiVo capitals, wlioh might be used aA 500 :
~ tho armies cfahe United States were DIS.
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Fourth-By the restoration oi th. rebel su-
Isori,y In tAoir respective States they wSpld be
enabled to ~ re-establlsh slavery. .T.' , Ht..H
ffth---lt might furnish ground Of responsi.
biltty, by the Federal Government, 10 pay the
rebel debt and certainly subjects loyal slilIons
o. ,hs rcoel states TO debts contracted by rebels
M
siNth-lt puts In dispute the exlstanes Of loyal
state governments, aud tha psv State Of West
virginia, which had besn reconstructed by the
Department ofthe United States Government. =
seyonth--It practically sbolished the eonhsea.
uon laws aud relieved the rebels, of every de-.
gree, who had slaughtered our people, from all
palms and penalties Of thelr erims..
Eighth-lt gave tornis that had been deliber.
ately repeatedly, aud solemnly rejected by
President Lincoln, and better terms than the
rebels had over asked In tlielr most prosperous
Ninih-I formed 20 basis Of true and lasting
peace, but relieved the rebels from the prcasnee
Of our victorious armies, aud left them In q coA-
dinoa to renew their enort V overthrow the Uni
states whenever their strength was recruited, |
and any opportunity should Offer. 70 r 7sr' |
orpGR OF sHEHAAS-pi.sArisrAefi or ms
Army. g. ~ tHn.aHH
The New Borne Times contains Shermau,s /
order 70 his army In Trslation to the ArmiAtieo,
above noted, and other items 6finterer; Y Y
RAEEPH n, c,B April 10, 1888
special Yield osdess, No.5s,--.Ths General
Commanding AnsSuncss 70 the army a su.psn- |
ISn q hostiliiiss and an enAgteeneni with Den.
Johnston and high oiielAls which, when formally |
The Rio Grande. Until the absolnte peace Il ar.
ragged, line passing through Tyfili's Mount |
chapel Hill University, Durham station and |
armies. Each army commander viii group his |
camps entirely with view 10 comfort, health |
And good police. All tho details Of military dis.
eipfne must alll be inaintaluod, and the General |
hopes aud believes that In q very few dAysit |
will be his good fortune 70 conduct you all 10 |
your hoInes. The fame Of this army for courage,
industry, and discipline IL admitted all over the
world-then let each Officer and man see that Il |
!. not stained by any act OF VnieArily, rowdyirH,
The eSvAlfy viii patrol the front line. G.hsrnI
Howard will take charge Of the district from |
lefi of Raleigh, aud General schoasid ia Raleigh,
Its right and rear. ouartsrmaytoFs aud eoInmis. |
sArles will keep their supplies up 10 light load
Tor the wakons, and tho raiiToad superintendent |
VIII arrange depot for the oohvsnienee 9t each |
BY order u Major GOnsral W, 7, sHERxAs.
L, N. DAYTON, A.A.B.
The general feeling In tho army among piAsera
aud priNates, was very distAsteful, and the men
were loud In their indignation, and think II bid
ON the pATtof sharmAn for the Presidency. The
knowledge OF the aAsasAinRtlon Of President Lin-
the day before he signed the ProposilonA Of John.
stun.
On the sthinstant he announesdt 10 his army and
the eltiEens Of 0oldSboro' tho fall of Riehmond,
and stated that his Instructions from Grant were
to advance on Johnston, and they would put
an oud TO this job Immediately. -
On the receipt of the news at Goldsboro' Of the
assassination Of the President, much excitement
was created. rebel, on being asked by q
neighbor what he thought Of " said that II
served the DID - of a b. right, and he ought !
" have been killed four years ago. Two Union |
soldiers who were passing by at the time heard |
the Language Of the wretch, aud killed him on |
the spot, cutting him almost In two, stating that
they would dlHseot him 10 "sse n be had a |
heart, " summary vengeance n executed upon |
all approving Of the infamons deed. 81 '...' |
Gen, BlTge, commanding at 0oldsboro', had |
secured on Tuesday last eight noted guerrilias !
who have u0Ihmfited seVer1 murders lately, |
who will have Justice done them on the gAlloWs,
On the 18th Instant alRrgS number 0f membsru |
Of the North Carolina Legislature arrived at New
Be'ne for tho pprpoEe VI pegotialhg with Sher- |
man with the view OF restoring that State to the
UntOn. What the result was u unk noMn. 70 |
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