The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

.A pit .tQ eNl 70 1ll ul Qal sgt Il
- sl'islA AIs-t4slF ID -bsIsif'i 81 fc-f-
Of MuyfreesboIo, eouumanded, by
Brigsdier General T. I. Critteudeu,
Of Indians. The garrison 8Fs com.
posed mostly OF thesth nilehigAH iba
I'D Minnesota 'InfAntry, Nud the 7th
Pennsyltania cavalry. After some
little Sighting the ,r00Ps .Ssrs s.ur-
- ''A mnlaeto man, Who was I serv.
rant TO one or th6 bfieets of tbe
Union forcCsy was brought to Forrest
on horseback, The latter Inquired
Of him, With many eAtbS, what he
was doing there The mulatto au-
'swered that he WasE = free NAV, and
came outksA servant 20 an officer,
naming The man. Forres,, who was
on horseback, deliberately put his
BaSd to his holetdr, rdreW his pistol,
and blew the map 's brains 6ut.d sai
"The rebel officer, stated tbAt the
mulptto man came from Peunsylva-
MIA; aud the same officer denounced
the act as one Of cold blooded mur.
deEwhud declared he would never
again seTYe undct Forrest. u s4I
-r "rhis murdered msn was not a
soldier, end, Indeed, the occurrence
took place before the UnitBd Ststeu
Government determined 60 arm the
uegros. Of the truth orthis there is
not the shadow of doubt, 80 il can
be established Any day by living
witnesses. Your obodient servant,
ISigncd,1 I'D. i. SrANLEY, o.
rofh 1rr 7'nl'1s sMAjot GeierSi."i
hoUssEAUrBEFohK HIs sURRKNDERJ
5J Gen. Rousseau will shortly assume
command TO- Louisiana, His ou0Qon--
ditiopal surrepder TO the relel Dem.
ocracy isas we'll known as his brill
liant lighting to overthrow e. u He
goes to NsW Orleans to execute
Andrew Johuson's will. However,
the military authorities have hope Of
him. II is based upon the fact thai,
with the exception Of Hancock, Who
had, the Presidential disease very
badly, all the ptincipSl Conservative
officers who have had commsnds in
the South since the war, have become
strong Republicans in spite Of them
selves. The rebels have forced them
to this change Then the military
aathoritieS have official evidence that
when the rebels did deserve, severe
treatment, as they do In Louisiana
Gen. Rousseau aid not Hesitate &c
order it.o Witness tho fOlluwi6g
known when it was issued uas the
"preacher order" ,,o,,,,.,. ..s,s.
"HEApea's 3p DIvIsIos,I
eHHUNTsvILLEi ALA.y Aug. 8, '62.
Especial Orders No. 54.1 -,i-rt7o
~ "'hlmosti every day murders are
committed. by lawloss bands Of rob
bers and murdcrers, firing into rail-
road traius. To prevent this, or tC
let the guilty suffer with the innocent
tits ordered ahAtthe preachers mud
leading mem ooE 1.-THE churches (np
exceeding twelve in number), in pDC
about HuptsviIlc, who have, beer
active secessionists, bc arrested anC
kept In custody, and that one Of then
be detailed each day, and placed OF
board the train Of the road running
ny the way Of Athens, and taken q
hElk'rivet and back rih charge Of {
trusty soldier, who shall be armed
and not allow him 70 communicate
With any person, v,, 4.,tg, t..a
'"Whcn not on dtfty, these gentle
| men shall bo comfortably qdarteret
in Huntsville, but not allowed 4,
o ,mmunicRto with iAnyNone, withou
leave from these Headquarters, Th,
soldiers detailed for guard of thi
character win report TO these Head.
q6artere for further instructlohs
hdpOn the day proceeding this tour o
tduty, at three O'clock 7. NJ A1uo.f
l5i /" BY command ofJV rIgoIa.
"LovELL II ROUSSEAU,
"Brigadier Gen. Commanding"
SEYMOUR, ny HIS NEXT FRIEND.
A prominent New York official, an
4 one of those who stsn Is nearost I
Mr.. Seymour, has been over here
see some Of his political friends. HI
represents Seymour as heartily in
dofI6g tho plank in the Democrat
l platform which declares the existin
State Governments of the South ,ill'
gal, and as affirming that in case I
Democratic success, they must be sc
aside. ThiS gentleman says thel
{. has been considerable talk regardin
| the best means of accomplishing thi
, and it seems to be generally agree
, upon that the shortest would be
have the GoveruorB elected und'
; Johnson's plan, call their disband'
1 Legislatures together, and redognii
G the movement, 8 holding that the
d men arc still in Office, on the pl
that no successors have been legal
qualified. This same friend Of NJ
$ Seymour's afifinS that the eoustilI
Il tiOnal Amendment aWill DO essi
Is broken down, aud 50 radical legisl
v tion be effectually crippled. ss,
But one of his most significant u
terances was that Seymour bel
n that while the Democratic par
J. could not afford to increase the de
sufficiently to pay for the slaves I
4 free in tho South thats it swonld
!, no more than just to pay for I
Z slaves ewapeipsted in all those StAl
a which did not secede, go.
1, QEN, GRANT TO OFFICE HOLDERS.
,, Gen. Grant is celebrated for N a XII
e short speeches.s He delivered one
a the shortest and best, at, Quincy
IT few days since. The report Of il NJ
is have appeared at the West, but sV
is il this is so, twill benrL TsPepting.
At slAp Office holder BY J0bDsons a
le poipttnent, vent TO Gen. Grant, q
!. intimptiPg that ID spite of the po
i. tioR he phelagahisi tympathiss WI
with the Republicans, abc bsAid