The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OP THE STATE.
nnday ::t::t:: March 25, 1866
FreCdmcn's RureRu-SOme Ob-er-
vaIioHs Of it's Managers.


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Sia0I' " III" 'l'S i'"l forever. l nave seen
I mn oeI'le ms sable clients roundly, and
s.,1. I'm us "co' otioie thelT cases
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81 80 ''',i t"Ii a. ''''"',' oil''I'
.'.Iu !. - '''H' % t"e bureau mas heeh
estllaliI tpIe' ne Ihuhlhceut iafGencSS OF GoY-
srlll M I@tlohS 10 Ihe starving negroes or
Nolel N'"o "'ill' accom- PhSMed through his
49, w WI my o' an praise. Such'
= - 'ui'i 'c"eiII laws IlI!Soh' Com
nllssioHel loI NeoISId' nave had frequent
occaeloI 10 commend III Inc most emphatic
,oAnaS' ""'h HIS 'h'Idetet ana ms acts, ana
NAYS hIN yer seen any reason Tor DONG other
WISE. lie Is particularly noticeable Tor his
enlarged good Sense-a quality so locking in
the agents generally. The agent for
NiilieuEtl ne Is captain u. /. Howe, gen
lellHu VINO Is the recipient OF more sump-
taohS ihlcfN al the hands OF the wealthy
eles1emH lueIt3houlS thah any other ten men
u Mil'u-eNIIIe, In the affairs of the Office
neheNe HIM to be sufficiently honest, but
ne u careless OF the nights OF the negroes !
saw dead negro lie day and night under
me saN'S of the Baptist Church. within Il
Dloen anu nan ot ms Once, unbuued, and
IVY tsiI""EA any lack OF information.
rs, 10 /. W. Osborne, Commissioner tor
rl91ao"' Is WcL-meanlng man, ! take 1t,
wv 49, ana slow. lie allowed one OF his
suoofuihateS to do the very silly thing of
compelling country editor to send to him
every proofs oft hs editorials, that they
might be approved" When General FoS-
ter discovered it he promptly re5uked the
fool and put a stop to the process Colonel
Osborne keeps on his staff SURGEON. Omar
teri1aster, Adiutaut General and Commits
sary, " hen it is his own boast that there is
: not apauper negro in the State. and not over
MY or hundred in the hospitals Thus
these gentlemen have abundant leisure for
the cultivation of their minds. of the ss-
trap and eNtortIoner of Louisiana, Mr.. T.
NJ conway, | need say but little. as his
name Is IN every ones mouth. He came TO
New Orleans almost pennileSS. and when he
retired from the Bureau he was worth iii
reports are true) 100000 more than when
~ entertd II. Bugadler General +. NJ
Gregory, at Galveston, Commissioner for
this State, is a pleasant, kindly old man.
but thoroughly absorbed in the negro
er0tehety, obtuse confused and with no ca
pacity for affairs. He j. not accused of any
.peculatiOn in office, but his uuhluShiuo dis
examinations against the whites and in
favor of the negroes. make him eysr,vboro
odions He is denounced NOT only nv tbo
planters but by men from, the North VII
have, since the war. come to Galveston ond