...around ;** and " colored troop.« mur be kept in bodies sufficient to defend thfin=elve*;" while *' white troops generally excite no opposition, and therefore...small number of them can maintain order in a given dl.-trict." General Grant speaks cautiously respecting the Freedmen's Bureau. lie says that, " In some...

...demoralizes labor, both by their advice, and by furnishing in their camps a resort for the freedmen for long distances around. White troops generally...It is not the thinking men who would use violence towards any class of troops sent among them by the general Government, but the ignorant in some places...

...freedmcu for long distances around. White troops generally excite no opposition, and, therefore, a smaller number of them can maintain order in a given district....sufficient to defend themselves. It is not the thinking man who would do violence toward any class of troops sent among them by the General Government, but...

...slaves, demoralizes labor, both b) their advice and by furnishing in thei camps a resort for the freedmen for long distances around. White troops generally excite no opposition, and therefore a smal number of these can maintain order in £ given district. * * My observations leai me to the conclusion...

...slaves, demoralizes labor, both by their advice and furnishing in their camps a resort for the freedmen for long distances around. White troops generally excite no opposition, and, therefore, a smaller number of them can maintain order in a given district. "Colored troops must be kept in bodies...

...slaves, demoralizes labor both bv t!; \advice and by furnishing in their camps a rcsinl t т the freedmcn for long distances around. White troops generally...therefore a small number of them can maintain order in a pi r -. district. Colored troops must be kept in bodies ^;ficicnt to defend themselves. It is not the...

...distances around;" and " colored troops must be kept in bodies sufficient to defend themselves;" while "white troops generally excite no opposition, and...number of them can maintain order in a given district." General Grant spoke cautiously respecting; the Freedmen' s Bureau. He said that, " In some form it...

...distances around;" and " colored troops must be kept in bodies sufficient to defend themselves ;" while " white troops generally excite no opposition, and therefore a small number of them can maintain order in & given district." General Grant spoke cautiously respecting the Freedmen' s Bureau. He said that,...

...slaves, demoralizes labor both by their advice and by furnishing in their camps a resort for the freedmen for long distances around. White troops generally excite no opposition, and therefore a email number of them can maintain order in a given district. Colored troops must be kept in bodies...

...slaves, demoralizes labor, both by their advice and furnishing in their camps a resort for the freedmen for long distances around. White troops generally excite no opposition, and therefore a smaller number of them can maintain order in a given district. Colored troops must be kept in bodies...