ibis bureau advise the freedmen that " by his own labor he must expect to live," the Gene ral is "sorry to say the freed—Baa's mind does " not seem to l>e disabused of the idea that the '• feedman has ihe right to live irifhoid dare or " jtrocisiou for the■ futvre." This evil idea is pro ducing idleness and filling the camps and , cities, and he thinks, in such cases, " disease "and vice will tend to the extermination or "great reduction of the colored race."