The New York herald., 1865-05-27
war Of direct Aossny against him rhey say

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= war Of direct lostilay against him. they say
hat man who <ped the ordinance of secession canno!
ever sine e emseIf(or The once of Governor under
un'on ausr - soue who are aware Of hs antscedenes
ds rev'e" MS Treatment Of Professor Hedrck an In
asuc Chapel Hin University who declared 10 1860,
~nen enout candidate Tor the Presidency, thai
he wo "a Tor him " elesorai ticket was formed
sso Profsssor to account for this statement and
/vased sucb a storm OF INDIGNATION among the Save
-ders tia, aedrick forced TO leave the State 10
me same time with H. r. HcIper--bro,her Of the I'm
pcud Crisis oIdcu's ruemies also accuse MIN
os ,s v.r 90 TO- S'I ns aeme
ae seous onis-as his signature TO the secession os
d,aance proshe abandoned that party not long sner
tho war commenced, as his aataral shrewn-
told him that with immense power OF the Nnn
the Uu'on must prevail, and under the gu'se OF
hostility 70 the Davis administration masked ns cno'
70 aid the federal government
The person named most prominently IN Opposition
him Bsrho'omew tor Bat as ne IS tamh'arsy knows!
r. Moore member VI the legal profession, and ono OF
the most n not the most, eminent jurst OF the stase
Hs record Of Unonsm ,s clear cryslaa tact which
nave for the federal government and
nke Joho Minor Botts Of Virginia. when ne rouud im
possible the current Of secession be withdrew
10 the reacy OF private life. However few have been
contributions 10 the support OF the Davis adminsira
on they forced from him oy that terrible reign OF
which intmdated alike both friend and foe 10 the
performance OF acts repugnant 70 both Their interests and
patriotism HIS enemies, however, ahera par say that
he w oppose emaocipatlon the last Il is also .Q
mated that his visit TO Washington for the purpose Of
arguing policy OF gradual emancipation
xsother name mentioned is that OF Governor Stanley
whose brief administration under General Burnside will
be remembered Az he Is no very prominent, and has
but few advocates have heard discussion Of bis
merits.
The return OF Mr. Holden is looked for about the
Of June, when we shall doubt be Informed Of the
Executive vsews political affairs here 10 general
important Rules for the Government Of
thc Freedmen In North Caroline.
RALEIon, N c., May II, 1885,
rhat General Schofed Is the right IN the right
place viii deny who reads the following general
order 10 his capacity OF virtual Military Governor be
has solved the Gordan knot Of difficulties attending the
liberation Of the slaves. With . consideration for the
"poor" whtes well the "happy" blacks. he 70 de-
termlned regulate the system Of labor he dnds a.
present. and In such that justice viii be done
TO both alike He destrous OF ,mpressIng upon
the negroes the truth Of fact which they seem asa
general thing 70 Dc ignorant of-vls that they have du
ties a. well % rights Here ns the order-
GENERAL oRDsas-SO %.
hHAcaoAarsas: DGsAsrsexr Or nosI" C.so.iras a..
The o~ns Ss rules are ousssa FOR the Of
feedms" North caroo. until sSs ss..oSs.ioo Of esa
l. The common governing relations
are
Ss o:. ss %a and the
The former masters constituted the guardians Of
other relatives capable Of supporting them.
Young men and under twenty years OF age
remain under the control of their guardians until
they become OF age thus aiding support their parents aud
fhe former masters Of freedmen may 90, turn away
the youne the inhrm refuse give them food and
shelter; nor may the able bodied women 10 away
from their homes live 10 dlepess and leave their parents
children or young brothers Or sisters TO be supported oy
others.
Persons Of age, who FREQ from any Of obiiga
ons referred To above at liberty to end homes
whereser they obtain proper employment but they will
masters. unless they work.
G. II will be left TO the employer and 10
upon the TO be paid but freedmen advised that FOR
season they ought only
ought 10 be contented with fair share
raised They have gained their personal freedom By
dasy and good conduct they rise TO Independence and
AN officers. soldiers requested give
publicity tobese rules and 10 instruct 4hc freed
their new rights and obligations.
All officers of the army. and Of the police
authorized and required viola
Each district commander will appoint superintendent
OF frerdme0HA commissioned oiccr with sncb numbcr Of
assista nts tocer- aud oces)
necessary whose duty viii he 10 take charge Of all the
employment The super1ntendeBts viii send back
homes all who have le them In violation of the above rules
and VIII cudcavor TO md bones and suitable employment
for all ohers They will provide suitable
their discipline police subsistence, DC.
H. The superintendcns will hear all complaints of
dnns wards and report the facts their district
mauders who authorized dissolve
tons OF guardao and ward In which
require H. and to direct the pro-
vide for the wards 10 sccordance with the above rules
By command OF MAJOR General SCHOFIELD.
J.. A. CAnPskLL, Assistant Adjutant General.