Oliver D. Greene to J. J. Anderson, Esq, September 27, 1861

J. J. ANDERSON, Esq. : SIR: Your letter asking for information with regard to the meaning of General Anderson’s proclamation* is received. E In reply I am authorized by the gencral to say that no one will be arrested for mere opinion’s sake. All peaceable citizens, of whatever opinion, will be protected if they do not engage in giving aid in any manner to the enemies of our country. ~ I am, sir,

very respectfully, your obedient servant,