Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-15
TyDIc0TT'S NEW ORDER.
rOUALITY OF COLORED
PhiI hnipc'IEIF,NTS PROCLAIMED.

! me-. me-, Comply with the New Regula-
WITHOUT QuibblIng-Ltst OF the
uoH no., ,vbO we! be Released from
n.tsched service.
vrw YORK, Aug. 14.-The Anny ana
,tro Journal has prepared list OF the
.,e,o .s.ers vbo will be relieved from detsch-
,ar,,ice under Secretary Endieotts
su with their detached service record,
y.p nStba nresent location of their regi-
'Dat ~. or company. The list is as fol-
ll'-s. ur can't. James f. Gregory, Engineer
..ns aide-de-camp to Lieut.. Gen. Sheri-
M ,.a { wears and 27 days; Capt. Clarence
\, milton. Ordnance apartment, ,geologi-
D. :, .rryeys years, & months and %
1ays. First Lieut.. Charles b. Schoheld,
eooond cavalry Fort Walla Walla, W.
~ side-de-camp to Gen. Schotield,
.r. -.a months and "A days; First Lieut..
W. Greedy (Fort Reno, l. I'd
.is,al duty, l4 years and 3 months;
g,st Lieut.. Robert T. Emmet, First
isntauant ninth cavalry ( Fort NloDrara,
Eob aide-de-camp to Gen. Pope,4 years,
montbs and a days; Capt. William
|VcK. Dunn. jr., second artllleIy hlltie
~ Arkl aide.de-camp to Gen. Pope,
|i9ysars, months ana ~ days' .T,l lLst
81 d DunWo0dy, fourth artillery
vors Adams. r. I.l signal duty, l3
.ors months and . days; Lieut.. Robert
.sig tourtn artillery Fort Trumoul,
,orH signal duty, IA years, . months
on1 os days; Lieut.. Oscar F. Long, NTH
Enf.nfry Fort KeOgh, MT. ),aide-de-camp
IoGsn Miles, A years, > months and II days;
\ cs1f William W. Wherry, Sixth Infantry
4 F6rt Douglass, Utah J, aide-de-camp to
Fan Scbo6eld, is years, 3 months and Il
Sioys. Lieut.. Guy Howard Fort Niagara,
ny aide-de-c4mp to Gen. Howard,
Tears. 5 months and IL days; Capt. George
I'M Davis. Fourteenth Infantry wan
sco,vpr w. IT,. aide-de-camp to Gen.
Ic5ari6an. 9vears. 3 months and y days;
jsut. !. A stoden, Fourteenth Infantry
Vancouver. W. #. J, aide-de-camp to Gen.
|Ward. 10 years, 3 months and 20 days;
.Capt. &. S. Roberts, seventeenth Infantry
Fort Totten, d. 4. }, special duty at
HEADQUARTERS Department Arizona,
hears, u days; Capt. John ). wharton,
INmeteenth Infantry Fort Rlnggold,
|Tey.A aide to Gen. Hancock, IL wears,
kn0ntn and II days; Capt. q. ). l.. ward,
|Twenty.second Infantry Fort Lyon. Col.)
4 ide to Gen. Hancock, l3 years, months
bind II days; Chaplain George &. Millins,
&Twenty.ftth Infantry.
on DETACHED SERVICE.
81 In addition to the above the following
lficers have been on detached service for
our Years and upwards Buell. will not
affected by the order in consequence OF
NJ he proyiso exempting those who were
detailed to such service by the Secretary
h II War: Col. JOhn G. Tidball, First Ar
Il ery, artillery school, II years, 3 months
. md II days; Lieut.. Col. Robert n. Scott,
" hHd Artillery, war record, years,
bOuths and q days; Maj. Richard LadOr,
n rtIery school, years. IL months and
days; Capt. A. B. Blunt, military
ris0n. years, months and IL days;
apt. F. V Greene, military academy, 13
ears and > months; Can't. Richard ii.
Pratt, Tenth Cavalry, Indian school, 10
ears, months and "A days.
ENDICorT's CONCLUSIONS.
The conclusions OF the Secretary of War
20 the army administration are further
'icated by his reply to the friends of an
leer who wrote asking that his assign
nt 10 a station might be changed. This
4uesl the Secretary declined to grant,
nd in answer to one Of the letters he had
# cdyed announced his determination to
3 afee the order, saving: "You will
+ aGoon nae il say single word. l find
very common in the army when
oicer Is released for proper
ason indeed for necessary reasons,
ann and bis friends TO rem0nstrate, as
De lad peculiar right to perform a
afucaiar duty, and his friends are very
10 tnlnk that because he does not
As .1e removal that some personal iu-
j cast upon him or some reflection
AaOe upon his character or his SER
e. R-Ie the contrary. Removals
appointments, 50 far as know any
I7 AhyJuln2 about them or have any
us 7" 1o VITA them, are made simply
4Nse lue good OF the service requires
.,, ana thl7 is one of those cases and
'0'es 40 discredlt upon the officer"
WEST POINT GRADUATES.
+. le following letter, addressed to a
.'eI pl Congress VINO has been work
Insecure change of the assignment
eleo' iAe recent West Point graduates
.-'itl regiment is interesting in this
-''.'VA' os showing what other grad
~ D@ expect during Secretary Endi-
administration,
request OF the War Department
...-5 names OF the parties referred to are
W,.,.. WAR DEPARTMENT, A. G.,l
p. 'AeulNffuN. ID. c.. Aug. z, 1885.
arvoi H. No1e OF Aug. 8, asking the Sec
ar| fit.rw 10 reconsider the ACTON stated
sai.. IEi,3,' 3' aug. B. relative 90 the assign
.sd 4, t,. s. 10 tue -- regiment, WAS
fs-, 'Ne Secretary yesterday, and his
hereto ls ~ follows. ''' W." AIS
bon. .,.'e.'Iy Of War regrets that the
- r.fl' fa , 'u lhe letter or the Adiutant
le-. 4. 'lnFincc you that he cannot
-s' lhe assignment OF Lieut..
.,..- ..D At0IMENrs ON AN EQUALITY.
u.1i .A'er assigned TO duty in a colorrd
ltGtfr l '. rucu assignment on ac-
oe .ri.... .hbl troops are colOred it
Mem. 'e To procure 0niccrs for tho.a
lus..,. i'l Must bear iu mind thet tbeg
O.. .- aItlu- 100 Che army OF the Ifnited
rs.rrt. troops Of the line. An
H Tt., .i perfect equality before
la-n. U.s t.t' equally intrusted with the
Ary. All ICY ana with the honor OF the
ul... A- important that colored
l,d '".V ne well onloered
uel. M ah occasions as other
.i..l.s . '.n under the law they arc
' l.e se,l-' ,ng army of the United
.ie ArI., oi War can know no in.
HHl ID. I IUiN ' isu Onlcers 20
Irr.. .hwe principles upou Shich
llp go.i a".e7 ass'gnmentsof All oni-
1R. .a ' "i me service. provistors "a
Obedience. '' tht army. and unhpsi-
N4I a..l. Il4trs' demand that nni-
e. N.r. Nlru assigned 60 n 'h
-N t,lluliy, your obedicnt
h.. ---- llNDM' Adyt General.
''hf ALSO ON T9E ArrpT
M, noreafter 20 be Treated
WITHOUT partt.lt,