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Tyrelps Mount, Chapel Hill,
University, Durham's Station and
West Point, on the N .use river.
will separate the armies. Each
army commander will group his
camp entirely with a view to COM
fort, health and good discipline.
All details of military. discipline
must still be maintained. The
General hopes and believes that
in very few days It will be his
good fortune to conduct you all
to your homes. Ga +
The tameof this army for
courage, industry and discipline
is admitted all over the world.
Then let each officer and man see
that it is not stained by any act
of vulgarity, rowdyism and petty
crime,
"Cavalry will patrol the front
OF the line. General Howard
will take charge of the district
from Raleigh up to the Cavalry,
General Slocum to the left of
Raleigh, and General Schofeld
in Raleigh, its right and rear.
The Quartermasters and Commis.
saries will keep their supplies up
to light load for the wagons,
and the Railroad Superintendent
will arrange a depot for the con.
venience If each separate army.
By ord.r of Major General w. T. Sherman,
] N DAYTON, A. A. G..
The New York Tribune contains an
address Of an association the object cf
which is thus stated: @
Assuming, as an inevitable result Of
causes now at work, that the future
status of all loyal people in the South
will be that of full equality before the
law, 1t aims to secure TO the black man
the advantages of education, and,
through him, to the country the benz,
of things. It is az enterprise found
ed in the interest of humanity, and con-
Quoted for the promotion Of civilization.
AS such, it is commended to public
favor. .ss.s
These progressives make several
statements Of their objects. Ooe is. to
assist the colorei man to rise from the
condition to which slavery has dagra-
ded him. OF course it is. we'll under
stood that when the negro was brought
here he was ON educated, elevated and
cultivated specimen Of genus homo;
but the slaveholder took him, and made
him ignol ant and degraded.
They tell us that the negro is the
most docile and easily governed Of all
the untutored races. That is the rea-
son these fellows like him. They are
fond Of governing, and feel rather "a
vorable to those who submit to their rule.
They speak Of herds of imbruted
slaves in the, sea islands Of South Gar
olina that have been vastly imp owed.
They will soon have it all fixed, and
make the negro much better than hun
dreds of thousands of white men and
women in the free States who can't
read or write.
In the meantime, a call was made
for charity to 10000 negroes gathered
about w asllipgton, The Tribune de-
murred; said it is the design that men
and women must work for living;
that wages we're high, and employment
could be had. .,..... .,....,.v
ROOT, HOG, OR DIE" go. 80
10 the Editor Of the ~ Y. Tribune,
SIR: You fell into grave error in
the remarks on the 10000 destitute
freedmenin the District Of Columbia,
in assuming that they are men There
are really no male adults among them.
No healthy man, black or white, needs
aims in Washington. But it is the
women and children-the women with
the incun,brances of shiIdren-the wi
YES, many of them of soldiers and team
sters sway in our armies land the sick,
whom the society, of which the Rev.