freedmen their lights and full protection. At I present, however, it is iudopcndcntof tho mili- I lary establishment of the country, and seems j to bo operated by the different agents of tbe t Hureaii according to their individual notions, i Kverywbere General Howard, the able t head of tho Bureau, made friends by ' t the just and fair instructions ami advice '. t ho gave ; but the complaint, in South (