, 1861-10-15
PROM GUM CT.
Especial Corresponderceos the Chicago Trib1ae3
tonIHnY. October II; 1851


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soec,., f,orr.s,opde al the Chicazo Tribuao1
,t3uIrxGr, october II; 1861.
o., ~. Es..o: -. s,s..-a ~ a.
agree Win 9oa-MAt" yeu ep'Ae u "en'
eope's poncy-that = as an 5amPoeanon or
Onion troops to be required ITO regard the
roner4v ofIopslist and rebela al equally sacred,I
it,. ho1s.+ ,11nfor man atou1d 1e ,,no
oinn AZ no.eos -. 49,,
Eec1eo N ~ aas t'ehte' aho tss= ~.
engaged in active treason-as entitled to six
feet ar m of strong rope, aud plat of free soil
IL, ~, +.ro pnt vhat T oh1pct to-and vo,I-
"a ~ s"o' ous
will agree to it also, 1ancy-1s toss Naen sotz
diers are cent to put down rebellion they shall
Themselves te i" subject to the higher POW
~ a.. .1.., ~ ,,o,,,,,a honor.t1a a,,-
es7 -'ney saAii oe seuum, aonoao,o our
diers, and not1oEha1s. Ihey ahall not taRe the l.
law into their own hands even where nearly all |
are rche1e and cer4nfn}y not when it ia rssson. |
- ", .,,ot tIa-s IL a roenaot ~. -
aole 10 oeAese 1nat laele 20 ieepeesAole Ma'
nority Of union1sts. In this day Of ciyiIz ation
soldiers should not live By pillage anywhere
~ th. ,nonnmara3nu officer odnnt encb = -
Nee -"S
TIN as tne TUGS u "a1 VI lepe1hoa "H3uh
ti(y, md let him be- responsible; but don't let
the rank and file turn themselves loose upona >,
community to carry ont their ideas OF comfy
and Justice. many instances, undoubtedly, 1
very exact Justice would be rendered, but it
would be accidental -:
Gen. Pope, think, dld11ght when he levied
contributions on Marion county for the sup
port Of his troops, because there is little dou6t
that !o1r-1itths Of Marion county ls Is seee5h,"
and scores Of leading and Influential men knew
sill about the internal system in vogue at that
t;me-of 1ring on passenger trains The thor
orgh enforcement Of the system would finally
have brought the perpetrators to Justice. or
have caused the diEeoatinuance OF their acts,
ncr would good Union men have seriously
complained much. But the great FAULT of our
North Miteouri commander has been that
they let their soldiers "slosh GROUND II in the
injected districts much as hungry pigs do in O.
corn he1d-he1ping themselves to everything
os saa a%9yaSE %ygs e he I s ns o6 efs na 5 aa q
Union men, and that has Lost Us much support
less probably thadi is. generally represented.
for slavery has sd poisoned the best Of Mlssou-s
rians that any faith iii them is alHays q littIe
wesk-but more than we can well afford to
lore.
We'll, our Adams county boys are gene at
lsst, though they torried 20 long that tReY 1iEg
to have missed their ealenIatf1ns. Framont
ordered them to start as soon as they rece3yed
their arms, and they might have gone on Fd :
day. But the officers had some ssfguring'' to
do, and yeutured to remain. Exactly what
they wanted do not know, but suspect it
wes three companies to make the regiment
full. They didn't get them, nor the promise
| Of them; and the first they kneW Assistant
| Adjutart General Lcomis came over from
Springfield, On the part Of the State euthori-
ties, ard proceeded to parcel the regiment
out, on paper, to fu up certain ot1er reei-
| menta, assigning three CON mpanies to Cot MOI
| gen, at Cairo. But. nit is Understood ~ ~ the
| New York reporters say when they don't H!sh
exactly to father their iles-that tie lightning
sasa aa t. u hs s aid s. F,toDs the ssmnt Is s5s5
ed thin. The Assistant Adiutant General
had to snccnmb. and he hoVs ioa5ed m III Il,
plunder. listened to gpaec6 from Cen Prem.
fies. and then proceeded to Hsnniba1. Asfbaq
are q fine, Welt behaved bodv Of men, Iackine
uuderstood TO be a;ot yet cutie safe. haTire
onIy 3O0eK) mer, or 20 fn defend tha rah;neT
vo1 need mi he enrnT;sfi1 # inst m the evt
of some irp1,ortant movement nj n N;ssn11ri n,
Kenf1cR =. .thev shonId sndden1v he naked of
10 The cifv If maenificent distanceas merriam;
along viii ri Pfi]n 1t Gecr1e Gonke;s ret,
ulars. who haye come al he xav fTom Iita|
to TendaT Waskington sernref ' AN'A1 y '':'
TIE HannibaI and st 1oe r. r ia having
serious time again, though not now from fh,
rebela, The windows q heaven having bee1
left open . day or two, The Platte River go 90
: h5gh in conseonenee' and serions1x nndsr
mined the rev hr;dee The nassen5ars wer
r1nn;1ed r. wait 6Tar taa ahsI1 s Ei~nc,"r, nn.
ana +han tha tro;n at+eTnn4aa - Fc},nW W. r.
%he1 1 X na;dd1a rs Ieschad ~ po hrsi h
e.n - s;nI sIaED1n nc w ~ o1dng " ~
~ tld4 - m1eaehn ~ engnes =
W itsu & n.s inhG1le, ~ anu Was so u
@ sncceesiuI 81 as u % reaea M = tne etone a9nsmenl
n1a 1e m fsn ~ ~ tae sfaGa, aau IL tooA se!eLs
aoaIs y gek oaes. W4en unoer 9eaoWa
l sMn, pntI p!sw OUT q tae 1o1aer l ana cause
ahotner qeaennon. @ Ise nexs gay, tMs tra1n
: plumEssaa sa 1nto eaco otAer, neaIiy kanog aHc21
!lanaaa II c9mPany with 9en. frentlae' L
5odng ssvefa4 passengers, ano using up 70
S 41es9s, ato1a oaI ~. tnls aees 5 nos He5 Gomp.st
te the p1at pess o15 BILL taele "a
la;n na Ing ieG.e st ps1oge ssaItea AZ e