The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
Headq':s Department of the South

4AEetAt . 0C CHe~A IA0CAe VI VIZ oooCAtS
HIL1ON HEAD, S. c.. May Is 1865.
G-.NERdL ORDERS NO. So.
Z THE proclamation of A. 6. Ma
Il 9rath, styling himself Governor Of
South Carolina. dated at Headquar! ers,
Columbia, South Carolina, May ., 1868.
declaring That all subsistence stores and
the property of the Confederate States
within the limits Of The State should b..
turned over and accounted for by the
Agents Of the State, appointed for that
purpose, and directing that the subsistence
and other stores shall he used for the relief
of the people OF tie State; aud the pro
clamation Of Joseph L. Brown, styling.
himself Governor Of Georgia. dated at the
cap'a oi that state, on the Sd day OF
May. S6:,. requiring the officers and mem
hrs a.; ;l. General Assembly to meet u.
cxtra"rdi:,arv session y. the Capitol ~
J. :i.,;&rv;.,. ON Mon,i"N. ,hH 3>'i dav e.:
May, lSta: a::,: :h. nr'..anla;:un o. y. !.
Allison. >;.l iiHr himself letting Gov,rHo:
of il,riua, ...:r.i 81. ".'allahasSea. cn ih,'
>;h I;y of April. 1865. irving ru:;'' ;:'I';
direction :ha; ~ election will h" h:l'! On
Wednesday, the 7th day of June. l:,i,
for Governor uf tac state 81 }'.::.'n %rr.
each and all oi lheu,. declared: null anG
voi,:, it llv .uu become known 70 NE. irci.;
tras,wor'hv information, that the ;.'",-
said \. 6. Magrarh Joseph f. Brown ard
A. N. Allison, are .:!sloyal to the United
S:alcS, having n:,n!.;rd sundi; ard 81
vcrs acts Of treason against III" same, II.
n1hering to their -nclr!,<, giving them aid
and comfort.
The persons and peoples, 10 Won! ih"
procla!.ati"ns ltreinahov: referred {"
have been. Respectively addressed. are
;hcr~frrr Ell ,i,.J and commanded 70 give
10 heed whatever thereto, O. to any
urle.s procla,natios commissions Z. cot!:
map,a, rE.a:alnc from person; claiming
the 1hl TO eXeiciat Ihc functions aHd :.u.
ihoritv ol Governor il either Of the States
Of Souli. Caro.i:" Georgia or Florida,
u"less tie eA,no ;..:.!l have been pronu.
gate'i by Tie a';vce Or CONSENT Of the
n:tcd states authorities.
II. The policy a:.d wishes Of tie Gene
raj Goselnlneni tow;r'. the people of these
States, and the method w.itE should he
pursued by them IN resuniinc cr assuming
the exercise OF their t"litic"! .s',is, viii
doubt less hc made known at an ea! Y day.
it is deemed sufficient, laenAw whl,e, to
announce that the people of The black
race are free citizens Of the LiicG es.
that u is the fixed inieLtion of wise and
beneticcnt Government to protect them In
the enjoyment of their freedom and the
fruits of their industry, and ,hnt it is the
manifest and binding duty Of al! citizens.
whites as we'll as blacks. to make snch
rrran gcincm.s and agreements among 'hom
gcive<, 70. compensated labor, rs shall he
mutually advantageous to all parties.
Neither ld!eness nor vagrancY VIII be tu!.
ratcG, and the Government Will ret y
t"nd recurialy aid TO any persons, whether
white or black, WHO are unwilling t. help
themselves
Ill. District md Post Commanders
throughout this Department VIII at once
cause this order 10 be circulated lar and
wide by special courie's or otherwise, and
will take such steps to secure its enforce
menL as may 10y them be deemed nccessa
ry. g. y. GILMORE,
may 26 Major General Commanding.
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