...your slaves, understand one tiling clearly : not only will we abstain Irora all interference, but tee will, on the contrary, with an iron hand, crush any attempt at insurrection on their part." in front of the rebel entrenchments on the road. So well was the enemy's position defended by art and...

...be signalized by an interference with your slaves, understand one thing clearly : Not only w'll we abstain from all such interference, but we will, on...arms and support the General Government ; sever the counection that hinds you to traitors ; pro claim to the world that the faith and loyalty so long hoasted...

...be religiously respected " ; that not only there shall be no interference with the slaves, but he " will, on the contrary, with an iron hand, crush any attempt at insurrection on their part." General McDowell, at Arlington (June 2), prescribes an exact schedule of inquiry, to ascertain precisely...

...be religiously respected " ; that not only there shall be no interference w^th the slaves, but he " will, on the contrary, with an iron hand, crush any attempt at insurrection on their part." General McDowell, at Arlington (June 2), prescribes an exact schedule of inquiry, to ascertain precisely...

...be signalized by an interference with your slaves, understand one thing clearly : not only will we abstain from all such interference, but we will, on...crush any attempt at insurrection on their part." Tliis last sentence, in the severity of its utterance, fell painfully on the ears of a large portion...

...slaves. Understand OM thing clearly : not only will we abstain from all such inter* ferencc, but wo will, on the contrary, with an iron hand crush any...in your midst, I call upon you to fly to arms and rapport the General Government; sever tho connoction that binds you to traitors; proclaim to the world...

...them, " Understand one thing clearly : not only will we abstain from all interference with your slaves, but we will, on the contrary, with an iron hand crush any attempt at insurrection on their part." On the 27th of May, General Butler, in command at Fortress Monroe, wrote to the Secretary of War that...

...will be signalized by interference with your slaves. Understand one thing clearly ; not only will we abstain from all such interference, but- we will,...the contrary, with an iron hand, crush any attempt on their part." S.uch was the policy he proclaimed to the world before he was called by the President,...

...them, " Understand one thing clearly : not only will we abstain from all interference with your slaves, but we will, on the contrary, with an iron hand crush any attempt at insurrection on their part." On the 27th of May, General Butler, in command at Fortress Monroe, wrote to the Secretary of War that...

...slaves, understand one thinji clearly — not only will we abstain from all such interference, hut aining to rebels), free, that are able nnd willing to bear arms; Tlioso volunteer officers, however, who had not been blessed with a West Point training, did not always...