The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14

tho oafha prescribed % tno Ponsututon OF the
un,ted atatea. and where oonnldting State Govern
nnents have resulted from sno SNssf the legitimacy OF
ei snail be sunmit'eo W !" ne
United states.
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several s's.es, Wv cpns,sS.
'.s"n p.sr.nS the peop,s and ,phsn,t.r,.
,..~. 20 ns guaranteed. 10 far a. the Exeop.
80 .an ,hs,r political rights and franchises, ss we'll
AZ tb.,r r,rht, Of person and property, a. defined By
tho Constitution OF the United States and 81 the
states respectively. :,
vi. Csection 8, Rssgan) The Executive authority Of
the Government OF the United states mos to disturb
any Of the people by reason OF 'ne iaVe Wal'so long
o. they live In pesce ana que, ao'talh IRON ects OK
armed hostility. anu wv '"o ~"' :"
thc piece OF 'ner ~.
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cnass,an.,o a,n,,ss, tbe distr,tiution on m. srns and
~ rssnr,ntIon Of peaceful pursuit. by the on,ccr1
All ,osn h,tberto composing satd armies,
No, being fully empowered by our respective prin.
cipals 70 fulhi these terms, we Individually and ON
cinlly pledge ourselves to promptly obtain the neceo-
sary authority and 70 carry out tho above programme.
w, T. SBKRhAN,
MAJOR General Commanding Army OF the United
States In North Caroline.
'.E 'onAstoN,
Seherai oominA""'As ''s7' Army IN
North earohn@
Both Cabinets to consider these
terms. Gen. Grant met with the Cabinet at
Washington. Prompt, unanimous, and en-.
phatic rejection followed. There was unani.
r,on. ,nnrova, Inv the Confederato C,hir.t
y,hirh mot NJ ch,rIotto N n
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oVu,uiu WIN na,o p",e,'Aou u
poiiticai scheheS ore"ing aS t'aleien. many
Try couid not know, what no unquestionabiy
had heard. OF tho undercurrent OF talk In infu.
entail quarters in the Held. For 1t 10 now known
that of the officers approached with this polit-
leo military plan several repudiated IL with
great indignation, and tho facts were undoubt.
eddy In Secretary Stanton's possession when no
denounced the Johnston terms to tho country.
giving tho following REASONS. "amonp othern"
for reioctipg these tsrns.
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on NJ" 'no' zen ei". h~u ho su'hof''S'
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Q, It IA Understood TO resutablish rebeI st.,e Gov.
ernments that had been overtbrown AT tho saorineo
many thousand lives and Immense treasure and
placed arms and munitions Of war in tho hands of
reb. Is at their respective capitals which might be
used as soon as the armiea of the United States were
dishsnded and used to conquer and subdue loyal
States.
=. BY the restoration OF rebel authority In their re-
States they would be enabled to reestabhsh
slavery.
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eminent sbov that the Cont.a.rot. C.hIn..
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'N uipof' % VOL Aho"h' out inc repeti'
uoh Vi eheir eesentiai points Seem necessary TO
tnls NARRATIVES.
fostmaster'General Reagan wrote:
inc agreement under consideration secures to our
n = . = d unin'errup'ea
a.. an.-. o'"to oo.eihmen's'
=, 49, .e" oon''..u''on anu
a.. Vi .ner ,espe'u'e e'a'ee'
r,ohts ri nsrson .nd 1,pUa.ta .ns ;. "eI
FUTURE prosecutIons ana nsra,,,ss ,or thar ns..,o,na.
ton in the exiatIpp war. on The condition thst va ~
oept the Constitution and Government Of the United
States. and disband our armies by marching the
troops to their respective States and depositing their
arms in the State arsenals. subject to the future
control OF that Government, but with a verbal under.
standing that they are only to be used for the preser-
walton OF peace and order In the respective States. 1t
Is also 10 De observed that the agreement contains no
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