New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-31

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. ahe above order was Endorsed ,vpvL, |
o'"c sr UnrUn n c. ApIa 30, 1853.
tn, so.d cSpy Of x S Is f@ ssss is se re
s,s % the white 9esI was i''D TO freedmen pursuance
over he white duly Reurns
The G: :so R Ss@sI: 60 ea1 SG SS Vols Asst sop
ioSesl SSryAsA AlFp eARDSrR LIST It. and Ad It'll Rest "
Breyet MAJOR 7. A. sesly, A N. who was directed to
Investigate these reported irregularities says;
Ss!1s SIH" S' R1 S1@
q wa wesh saying he satisfied uo sfdavii was not to
ii srOn inquiry thu, the same .im. the date which is
ss Ss sT White es DIRE ,ST I ss s
Of Mwn ths the brown good not better
IOI the sdn than the white receiving the difference 10 phe in
snsson was legitimate one and further Of hi,
.nowlsdss bot while absent leave
This whole matter however lei hands Of the depart
Bureau sincerely trust result Of the nyest
CATION entirely Capt RosekraDs who Las served
In that par Othe report Of the Commissioner which RE
against NJ Fz the Superintendent Of that colony SHORT
sern5s shs @ssareent Of affairs there and Major Seey
euested officer from without the district TO make an impair
Nal Dysgsgs,On assigned for that purpose Lieut. Alison
d the c. who had just reported FOR duty and was an ca
lire stranger al the parties with him associated by
sth Michigan Regiment This board gave the patient
hearing and had prepared TIER report but before he proceed
Tdd y Gen ssmsn a "a R'H C s 5S Oc &
tke matter under investigation with view to correct the
evils complained Of Is Sufficient defense ior the Bureau
full report presented in the proceedings Of the
hoard Of investigation already forwarded for your oonsdera
lion.
slarges fully sustained and only two partially sustained
by the evidence Mai Seey therefore TO have been
ihe accused resulted prejudice Still there seemed
90 be some foundation for The complaints directed tas NJ
The for house lots and gardens called in the Report
Of the Commissioner z axes were collected in accord
District July IS 1865 The colony outside The limits OF
ment To keep village in clearly condition guard
She people against disturbance and e TO provide hospital
for the INDECENT sox TO IT up buildings for schools ana
churches the dutes incumbent this Bureau AS
many Of the peoe were earnae good wages in NeEbern
thought bat Just that tht sAoiG Aep at least IN pay
ing tie expense INQUIRED for their own benefit Inc people
they formed free and almost sefsupportng community
The tax on trades was made to correspond with similar taxes
should be subjected TO bnrdens winch they could not easily
TIE disposition made Of the funds thus obtained has
defray exponed OF the settlement No part Of this fund
hss been XpeIden or the support OF the Bureau beyond
she village itself separate account has been kept with
ih colony which have examined earefay and ind until
Ire month the incidental had been paid by the
people the providing ratOns for the destitute and
medical supplies for the sick in hospital II for any long pc
Yod severity has exercised by the Superintendent
seems strange that formal complaint had been made TO
sUpenors IN office either by the people the teachers N
pohef subject reported upon by tie Commissioners is un
der the heading Bureau Officers Shooting Down Freed
In this paragraph there statements which
vide from he truth Is net true that A B0ydsG an
and 6rat railroad in Maine employees because
Tned States treasury is my empoy6 because United
staies Government bonds and am thus interested in the
bteadman Fullerton received the statements Of the
from Mr. james himself for learn, he did not meet then
and bis statement previously made in writing materially oi
fsIent.
susrd nrder which he had been placed TO work ont his SEN
Se pursued by James or that be vas mr. on by
Boden when ATTEMPTING to the river in canoe
Ties mis- OF the Comm may be excusabe the
ground they unable owing want Of time TO IN
without exaggeatioD fully set forth In the ropo
Of lsgt A. costs r. c. whom GrdeId 70 inyest t,
the freedman killed The original report was forwardd
thereon does within the Jurisdiction Of
The Freedmens Bureau.
YANKEE Hall Farm Pitt Co., n. c.. May T. 1886.
eogt +. A. Sicily, A. q N. S-Pt. Barsas Of R. ard L.
Us {h rsi the honor to submit the Glowing report
6the facts connected With the shooting and killing o. col
Bowen a. Yankee Ha Fam P County c. on the 10th
day of March 1866 Abury Reel laborer on the farm
Into the storerOOo and stealing clothing hereOm He
taken before Horace Jsme Asst suP Bureau Of r. and
sie6 on the south side aDcIer working
u ne df 70 T, R
seeded in making bis escape from the ditch and gained the
a% % ah 10 be to The bank Of the and
hailed carried him to the north bank Of the river
hsowus that Reel escaped prisoner went TO Mr. Boy.
den who Superintendent Of the farn and told him
st Reel down the river Mr. Boyden took his pistol
An bis band and started Reel he found him sitting
BY fire short distance ron the river Ees started ten W aRS
would shoot him bit Rel Plunged into the river ns
s him tSs there no sSsnS. for him to get away aud
that be did not back he would shoot him Reel paid
scrcs the 1v tG Mr. Bden them rs shot over him and
again ordered him back but Reel kept on and was
she direction that he had him last MIR Boydsn than lis
toned could hear sound be to the
hah adei
Ing Mr. Boyden then home and the following day
9 be B. f. and a. @
james the and made report Of i 70 Capt
On the 18Th q March dead body found floating il the
liver yards from the place where the shooting oe
q was then put into ooain aud decenty buried
These are the connected with the compiled nom
thing Of the affair and vouched by testimony Of
samuel Crimes and Stephen wson eoored sboTers on the
farm where the case occurred TIE testimony Oh these men
took in full. and herewith inclose. .
am. sir respectfully your gbsden Use serysn'
Dfcal copy ASA BIRD GARDSER First Lieut. and Adj TIN
Reg and I've a Sas Ss to So, respecting s,
% K 5 " lon: s s' s, cs
thu. \ engaged wS,is m s.g ss:n on
They learned fact respecting which II Is sufficient 70
ton during The interval between Ss muster out Officer
me ,eTos and being known as be was requested
10 take charge Of that sub-dstrict temporarily
The next subject reported upon Is as follows:
Mr. Claws has been bitterly opposed and abused than
threatened with mob violence for defending character Of
lady teachers Of freedmen who had been asssled 10 the public
urnts he acted in instances rashy but be
Sa gres, energy and diligence in the discharge q hi:
duties and bis honesty have nag no $ 20 Sss o,aps
and the retained copies Of vouchers could have
Ssn ,sp % I HIM ns Sy me Fssasn A Society cond
part blankets marked g. and was disposed Of as no