The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-06
. From Missouri,
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J.Resoa Cis 90 } Aug 8 CIV. CAMILLE
bias 10 usd a D., clAmslion 70 IN. people of ME-
so,ri, the Tshc,Pal features Of which are as
o. love-;
Iso hereby strictly charge aud snl ia upon
all sheriff., Al d o,hsr msgistfsts who are con-
sGrva,ors q the p,sce to use all the pc Esrs
C nfrred urcn them by law in arresting aud
b lDginR &C. punilbm Mt ali p,rs ns who disturb
tia pubic peace by using violen,s against any
Of their q How cit gems and esp, cislly are you
c.. led 70 bring 70 ju,ties oil who continue 10
p'-siice violsncs sgaiDst other p rsons on
soosunt OF their political OPT aions, snd " rec
ihoald DO employed to resist you 10 the
s'sscch:.Tge u ytuF duties 10 an extent that you
csnno. ov,rcl me by the m ans pr Jvided b. Law,
You are charged 20 make kno wn that fact to this
ID. partment. that the proper measures may DO
taken In suGh cssts. IL Is eDjoin,d on oil cit-
Zsns that thsy perfHm tie duty Of giving
information Of deposits Of munitioLs Of war
bsenging 70 the state. that thsy may come In
10 the poss, scion of III, state, without bsing
cnptur,d by hs troops Of this United States.
II Is further jVlneo on all citiz,ns OF suitable
: ego TO enrol thensslv, in military crssniza-
titns, that they may tsks part in the defense
| a. the stats. All citizens who are embodied
Under the act OF ihe last Assembly o,mmonly
! called the Military Law" are noiissi hat he
law has been aJroea'td, the troops dlsbiudSd,
I md the act, OF the sane s'ssion, for the APP
point mtntof Major General has bssn snnuil
cd, and all soldiers are EN- Oined to cease acting
in a military sapIciy v.
OF those oitizsns who at the all Of the late
Governor, have Jsko1 up arms, eheosi TO re-
turn Voluntarily 20 their homes, TO tbs psacs-
I'll pursuit q their occupations, they will
nod IN hs prtetnt EKecu i've a deter mir alton
to afford thtm all he sscdrity in his power and
there 10 no doub. entertained that they will be
pnmOlested.
The Ulcers ard o her troops Of the G MED.
srato Ststss, who have invaded Missouri, are
n1iftd that It is sAinst the will OF thu poo
pie Of Missouri that they should continue on
Two iCil of the state and tbst their continu
sncs In Mis- ufi will DO ctn,iiorsd an &C. Of
war d,signAt d TO bricg upon our state tse
horrors Of q war, which MHsoiIi wishes to
avoid. They ara, therefore, notified TO depart
~ oncs from the sac.
(Syped) HAMILTON K. GAMBLE.
Sbcs the q .vernoi's p oelAma,ion was writ
ten thsSloWing di,D.teh has been re0siysd;
To His Exssllsrcy Il r. GAMnLr, Governor
Of Missouri
In reply to your mes 3aga sdirts, ed to the
Prtsid,It, TN oirsotsd 10 eay that II by
/ q colamatiI you pron security TO psrsMa
7 A. anus who Voluntarily return 10 tnsit als-
tianos and bsooUo pelcsabla and loyS', this
GJvtrtmtnt viii csuss tts pro Miss 10 b. To-
/ Up ctsd, (Sgu,d) oIM@S CAN RIOS,
S'ctotlty OF Mar.
u n. PROGHA bMR
/ Mel1co, No, Aug. 3.-By tomorrow night
ID, next mlr1inS no county seas q Wat-
r.r, Hon' q merry, Lincoln, Csl oWay, Auarain,
/ 4 ke, Rol a, MoDICo, RANDOLPH, IL wari Ma
syn, Shelly, Ma-lon, leNiA Kuox, Lynn,
ScJt'and, Cha and Livingston CIuJt - by q
| su III Hueous n movement, will bb &C u )ied by
a'torR bJtiss o. United SAFES forces, the com
IA ,noing ,GiSrs Of whom will appoint COM
IU'tltes t pubic safely from ths te,ponsi0le
ci 7zens of the county, whoie du'y II shall be
b. preserve tho peace In their resp ct,ye )uu-
it's Bach oommitt's shall cops's. Of no. more
than four persons, AID. wherever L eau bs
CT nsls,ently done, the county officers
stGll DO elected mem5ers No one thu
appointed shall be permitted TO de.'int OF
shall fail TO perform the duties unisr such
penalties as the Commandif e. General shall
affix. These com nitttes ara charged accord
ifg 10 orders hsu.d by General PoPE, witt
tive COUNTIES, ard shall have P,wer to cal
cut all citizens Of the county, TO assemble a
such time ard place, and in such numbers a
may be necessary to sscurs those Objects
/ Any one who shall rsfuse TO obsy su III call
will be ia Md over TO the military authoii
ties. II the p opls OF tn, counties respective
ly, are rot able or willing 10 eAforcs tn
pos CO among themselves, and to prevent O.
, auizng Of companies % make war Hpon III
United States, the military force will psrfHn
the service, but the expresses must bB p1d
BY the country, In ahich such services Is ne.
cessAry TO sscars their prompt pay meAt.
levy on SUFFICIENT amount Of pr6pSty will
made by the officer In command.
. On the call of q majority Of the Committe
tf Safety In each ccuntJ, troops will be sen
to keep the ptase, but AZ such expeditions ar
for the benefit OF the people concerned, VIII
hav, In early Every case, the pc ser TO dis
q charge the tsrViee themselves, The troops wi
he quaItsrsd upon them and DO transported b
1 tbs county IL the manner specified above, th
whole psncd il may be nee ssary for them
I ItmAin.
IL, In c0nst qus- CO Of disturbance not n
D ported by the Commit 90, the neral con
mSI cling ends Il necessary 10 send force int
, any county 20 restore o der, they viii bs
Ike manner billetsd upon the county, unlt
r tho eombiI aticns agAins. tho peace are u
a powerful 10 be resisted or the parties engage
. Ia them were organized in other counti
4. and brought n the disturbances by &C Iual II
yasion. 1, 10 not believed that tha first ca
can arise in any county of North Missouri
and, in the second, the forces will be marcSC
. into the couaty or coubtiss, where tho marau'
Y ing parties were organized, or from whsrsv
/, they made the invasion and will, In like ma
: Tsr, be auAI to- ed on them. II pace aud goC
|, order are preserved the troops will lot be r.
4 ouirsd. When they are disturbed piacs vi
a | n. raAtored at thu n pence o the county,