The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05

forced 20 execution final process was carried 70 ia
The cultivation Of the soil, from which alone pre-
sent support or iuturespccess could be derived, was
dertske its tillage felt that z was UNCERTAIN Il he
were made, and that Il he did make his crops, ne
yielded his labor to another who would take the pro
departments ofia6or the same feeling Of despair was
driven g
was threatened to the civil courts and civil
peril, and state Of Snarchy was Impending That
would have required for It's suppression sternest
oondo tho Of which IStS @utpied aPopPS
tsnmsp Of the oSecs for WSo6 hsd been S%s
with office and command, and in accordance with
whose ssent and oicer S~s Was oV'a8eps 90 a&erI'e
Witch had BEEN oSehed beqSnS NV with with
convletons OF duty, other considerations were re-
caona and Of eSans men Sl 9e qen
paris OF the Carolinas who solicited the Interpolation
pose OF giving peace and repose to communities,
living 70 the population. Nor do / know after fre-
quent and careful reviews Of what was then done by
and deserved the censure oi the p5SySTTp GoSarn
it. had allowed t6e pgweIr pmuItin,Icos,Ogn 10 prevent
thousands Of those who were then with di6ic1ty fed,
Under such circumstances did nterpose my au-
those who had already entered up judgments i was
SAID Iorbear for twelve months 70 enforce your
made during the war Il was said, take no further
Third To those who were prosecuting claims for tS
purchase money tor saves-t was said they are pre-
Fourth-To those who had demands upon contracts
mSGs Ser ss the % OF h9se no
renee, therefore, is to be Justified what other, what
II these orders questioned because Of ex
it's only necessary to refer IN addition to what has
GaTolnas which expressed as plainly as they could.
and, 50 far as they could do It, had endeavored to
provide them. II however, these orders are ques-
%h d NOT OF sCsses OF %
been. there is now, ample power to cause them to
General Sickles enters upon the recapItulation OF
points embraced in the subject among them the iol.
No Question or issue has yet alisen between the
courts OF the United states in this military district
that issue is invited by subordinate ministerial
officer. The regulations prescribed in General Orders
any Courts Of, the United States except in South
visions Of the order were enforced The only Judicial
precedeAt therefore, is against the action of Mar
officer. The process in the hands Of his deputy was
not issued upon any Judgment, decree, order on
orders OF any military officer. 1t is to be pre-,
will continue to exist between theIFederai Judiciary
and the military authorities of the United states In
lie says:-Byl lne foregoing recapitulatIon it Will be
authorities in this district, and any courts of the
United states therein; that no court in this military
lations prescribed by the Government OF the people
thereof that the Marshal Of South Carolina in far
as he claims exemption as a puoc officer from mil
tary control does not appear to have the sanction of
the judicial tribunal of which he is the
the action OF the Post Commander at Wilmington
has been confined to the temporary suspension
OF execution for the collection OF debt and tnat
the District Commander hods the case under con-
sdeTation the appeal OF the Marshal from ac-
ton OF the commanding officer of the post That the
Marshal having been requested TO furnish the inor-
nation essential TO further action refused to give it.
and has proceeded in accordance with instructions
received from the Attorney General OF the United
States to enforce the execution of the process of
court. That, therefore, the District Commander
having repealed his order to the commanding
officer at Wimngton TO stay the Marshal's
proceedings until further orders reported the occur
the district commander has been directed to follow
the course of action he had already indicated aud
taken; and now in obedience to the further order of
the Generaln Chief Of the Army all proceedings in
the case together with the papers relating there TO-
are transmitted, with suggestion Ofthe Bajor-Gene
raj andlng the district for the review and final
action of the General-in Chief.