Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-25
Rosecrans stiII Talking.

WASHINGTON, OctoDer Zith--An interview with
General Rosecrans is published, IL which he con-
sents to talk about the Chcamauga campaign Re
claims Chicamauga a victory and not a defeat for
the Union army. Stanton claimed TO have received
the day after dispatch from General RosecraHs
that the army routed and DESTROYED OF this
dispatch General Hosecrans says: " Ii it is in ex-
lsence with my name attached, it is base and in
famous forgery. Stantons hatred to me was ma
lignant and unceasng, aud believe he was capable
OF perpetrating any infamy for my injury / be.
lieve this Dispatch il there was one was manulact.
ured in the War Department, and think | know
who did it.. General K secrans ascr1bes Stanton's
6lsike to the fact that he could not atter the lat
ters desire to be President for which he had an in
sane ambition. The General also declares that
General Garfield telegraphed him in 1864 asking
him whether be would accept the second place on
the ticket with Lincoln and his reply was that the
Convention weuld have to take such action as il
deemed best. He believes it was intercepted nv
Stanton, rs Garfield never received it. He also de.
cares that in his belief Carried proved false to him
in many ways, and that he in no sense man
true to his friends.
The Military Changes.
CHICAGO, October 24th.-A Washington core
spondent telegraphs: Upon the departure of
MajOr-General Sch0ield from the Presidio of San
Francisco 10 assume command Of the Division Ct
Missouri, the General Of the Army will assume
command of the Division Of the Pacific until re-
lieved by Lieutenant-General Sheridan on Eovem-
Der 1st. General Sheridan will command the Di-
vision Of the Pacific until General Pope, the new
commander, enters upon his duties, at the expira
tioh OF bis leave OF one month, which has been
granted from November 1st. Some of the general
ofcers are not altogether pleased with the recent
order OF the War Department changing their CON-
mands This is notably the case with General Pope
who wants to remain at Fort Leavenworth instead
OF going to San Francisco He has been tele-
graphing the Secretary of War asking first that
the order be suspended; second upon the request
being denied, that he be allowed to assume com.
mand of the Department of the Pacific for the pres
ent, without going to San Francisco in person.
This request has also been denied, and now he
upon the retirement Of General Sherman from &C
tive command will take place next week.
The cabinet Disagreements
NEW YORK, October 24th.-The Tri5tne's Wash
ington special SAYS the alleged Cabinet disagree
ment: 1t appears that the disagreement involved
more than two members OF the Cabinet For some
time, it is sad the Secretary of State has felt jeal
GUS OF the influence and activity of the Secretary of
the Navy well as resentful on account of uuwar-
ranted interference in matters which belong to the
state Department 1t is said, too, that in like man
ner the Secretary OF the Navy has inspired the same
feeling in the bosom Of the Secretary of War and
the Secretary Of the Treasury. Their jsalousies
and resentments unfortunately eliminated on the
same day, and resulted in an explosion which the
word " disagreement" is inadequate to describe.
The discussion that the President was
compelled TO Interfere and abruptly adjourned the
meeting, which he did with the remark that he as
sumed entire responsiL iity land if any gentleman
didn't like it, he could resign his Office
SECOND DIsPATCH.I
NEW YORK, October 24th.-The Tribune this
morning printed what it styled full and precise
account OF the recent Cabinet fight in which extra
ordinary scenes were gravely depicted with much
semblance Of reality. Many readers were deceived
by the account. private dispatch from Washing
ton states that there has been no trouble in the
Cabinet, although there is ill-feellng between
the subordinates OF the State and Navy Depart
ments, growing out of the Corean vista petty
matter of jealousy.
Civil Rights and the SegrO's Wants
CHICAGO, October 24th.-A Tribune special from
Washington says: Mr.. Noyes (colored) Of Arkansas
is advocating plan for the isolation of the eolored
race. In an interview he said ave can't do any,
thing to satisfy either party and we want to be sep
arated. We want to so into Territory, or to Africa
and have no further trouble. Negroes when by
themselves will get along well enough. Natural law
alone will control them. We would rather 90 to a
Territory than to Africa, and all we ask is that the
white friends of this movement make an apprOpria-
tion enabling rs to get start in Territory by our
selves. The rest of it we will look after Show us
the road and we will make for the stations, sure -
Mr.. Noyes is not an orator. but he has a good deal
Of natural wit He said "You Northern peonle
do not understand how thiugs are going in the
South. The negro is not getting on well there. Ia
many respects he is not as well off as he was in
slavery. Then only one man could insult
him and impose on him-his master Now
everybody ride him. Ho don't know
any thing about law, and cares less He knows that
lie is sure to out $50 or more short at the end
of year, matter what he may do, and that the
result will be that he viii get into one of those
prison farms on charge of debt, and once there he
may remain hundred years. He can work there
at 25 cents day. If he is sick a day it puts him
back three days If he loses eye or an arm in
the service OF the prisonmaster, he is himself re-
spunsible for it, and that goes against him The
negro in the South does not care for anything ex-
eept his food and clothes and the shortest way of
getting TO Heaven The negroes do not build fac
tories; they are building highways to Heaven. We
fought for the Government, and now we find it
can't protect u.s. White preachers told us after the
war to our little money and to put it into the
Freednan's Savings Bank. We did it, and it was
saved. We were ruined, and they have been kill
ing us ever since. We can't please anybody and we
are tired of it, We simply work and keep STILL and
we want to have done with all this and to 90 away
Nv ourselyesn