The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-02

General SlckIes Explains Order No. 10.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MrIrARy DIvnIox.
[ CHARLxsrosk 8. O., Aprti ~, 1867. J

General SlckIes Explains Order No. 10.
HsApoUARrRRs SECOND MrrARy DIvDIox.l
CHARLxsror 9. O. April ~, 1857
In reply 10 letters ed at these headqusrers ask
ing nformason Is % the operation N particular Gases q
quarters directed by the Commanding General 70
state that the provisions Of the order viii be interpreted
and enforced BY the courts The order 10 be deemed
and taken an ordinance, having the sanction and
authority OF the United satss for the regulation Of
the territory occupied By the military forces Of che
United states lately tho theatre OF war; embraced
within the Second Military District created by act Of
Although some Of the former political relations Of the
p ns %
msa e hsrstosc within ne cognissncs q the local
10 conflict with the Constitution and laws Of ihe United
States with the regulations prescribed By the
Among the CONSCIOUSNESS necessarily incident 70 tho
military authority esabshed by Congress- and ndispen-
sable TO objects which the authority established
ID the appointment and control Of the civil agents BY
whom and the measures BY which tho gevsrnment ad -
ity such regulations and appointments win Be announced
from time 70 time may become necessary; and far
o. the inhabitants, they viii Be administered By tbs
courts and By the proper civil ocs In the usual course
While il win mot b convenient 70 respond 70 parcu-
lar inquiries made by citizens ~ 70 the Interpretation
and application Of these equations, such interrogato
commanding BY the appellate courts Of law and equity
J. W. CLOUs. Captain Thirty eighth infantry,
A. d. C., and Acting Assistant Adjutant Gen.
Auosher Mixed Meeting In CeiumbIa. y. Co.
Speech BY Gsverner Orr, Advocating .
Uuiesd 8sueh.
Another Important meeting Of whites and negroes
held In Columbia the 10th inst. and largely At
tended Governor Or addressed II In . speech Of
hours length giving the ooIored advice polti
oil asd social duties urging that they should attach
themselves neither 70 the democratic nor republican
party but 10 wait and array themselves upon tue plat
form Of the national Union party that could be occupied
ssled moderation and patience and promised that pro
vidsd the nsgrocs dn their duty. the people south
would them educated and secured In all reasona-
bic privileges Of freemen. Tho committee ON rcso-
lulions consisted Of thirteen, white and black. A
conservative platform was unanimously adopted.
Il provides rss schools for the education Of oil cbdren,
snd NE revision Of the civil and criminal code Of the
Stata Afsr the passage Of the resolutions speech
vas made BY Rev. Henry y. Turner, OF Warrington,
D. c. c0l0rs1 Hs aid no cared for no party no simply
dssred Tie nghs Of his race and would adhere only 70
thai orgAuixasioo which Insured all the privileges OF
manhood. Ae wished above all things. TO zee united
0o1sh. He nd the Southern gentleman was the best
- Russe fhsad 70 the negro Hon. James @ Gibbes.
sxMayos followed with much good advioe referring 70
The 6ues q the oooved ctixsns and gave assurance
Of ~ osg1a1 coopssaou Of the people IN measures
lookisG 70. theis a1vnncemsnt The meeting was also
aA6senBed ~ other citizens Good feeling prevAhed
The mixed Executive Committee OF thirteen was Ap-
pointed for oss yer Good results are anticipated