[BAH-Estrecho] abandoned and neglected homestead. That was the station I was

[Joeann]

S called an emancipation ordinance. The trouble with it was that it
emancipated nobody. It provided for the liberation of part of the slaves
at a distant future day, allowing the rest to remain as they were. The
Radicals simply laughed at the measure. They pronounced it a snare and a
fraud, and went right on with their work for unconditional freedom, and
the slave-owners continued to hold their human property the same as
before. The Conservatives, however, had not exhausted their resources.
They sought to secure the military as well as the civil control. On the
assurance that he could maintain peace and order, Governor Gamble was
given authority by the President to recruit an army of State troops,
which, although equipped and paid out of the national treasury, he was
to officer and direct. The organization was entrusted to General John M.
Scofield, a resident of Missouri, and on
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