, 1861-08-14


Standard, at Concord, N. e., last Thursday
week, By moi. Of infuriated soldiers, has led
to some important Developments In the
Northern conspiracy against the Government,
and is likely to bring still other facts to Light,
tea1des furnishing wholesome warning, In
its own fate, for the benefit OF other sheets
like minded. The paper was published oJ
the Pa]mers-Eather and three sons-and Ed
mund Burke, it's former proprietor, had de-
med any responsibility for It's tone. Manu-
sc1ipt found in the office, however,
enthusiastically fasten upon him the authorship
of so1ne Of lis worst articles. The Palme1s
row eay that they labored under both the pay
AID promise Of the leading secessionists in
New Hampshire, ond were assured the sup
port Of 1000 men {Who didn't come) in case
The Office should be mobbed. Besides this,
correspondence in the Office shows they we're
in communication with traitors in New York
city, WHO were encouraging them to go for
wa1d; while other correspondence from the
South gave evidence that the tone Of the
Standard was too radical, even, for that rebel
lious section.
The not began with some Of the soldiers Of
Col Tappan's regiment, just returned from
The seat Of war. It-would have gone no fur
ther than personal chastzsement, by the half
dozen who first visited the office, had not the
Palmets de6ed o mob By making very
foolish display Of guns and blud-
gecrs at the windows. Then ths alarm
spread, ard the excitement involved
the whole town. Concord never before saw
such day. The Patriot, Democratic paper
with secession leanings, called in the police,
lest the mcb should finish up its work npon
them, to further guard against which ar Extra
was iEeued justifying the people for taking a
| righteous vengeance upon the Standard, which
| lad been allowed too long to sffend the pub
lie sentiment! The last issue Of the Standard
contained &. leading article denouacing "This
Vile War; and the following paragraphs which
| more particularly touched the volunteers:
Our Southern papers are filed with heart sick
enlDg accounts Of The murders and robber1e!
which individuals In Old Abe's Mob are perpetrs
| ting On the Southern people. Innocent Won1eI
and ch3la1en are shot on thelr own doorstepa, to-
wearing what is ca1eld " secession bonnets:" NJ
wonder the Nor them people run, when the homes
| men Of the South march towards them.
There ia proposition in Congress to retain a:
msDy as possible OF the three months volunteer
P1 2ts ytap Iheg VII sse ba tpsz
char ge frcm ore company or regiment to another
a1d thus Get clear Of obnoxious and inconpeten
officers. This may be the case with q certai1
which actually muiinied against the abolition Col
ogel VITO commands It, before leaving for the sea
Il Of war. 4 number Of hts men, having demanda'
futloush TO visit their friends, were refused
| y herenpon they formed into line and charge
bayoneta on 1hs reGusant commander who mad
/, | sudden tracks for the nearest tence Thts moFt
mcnt the men greeted with shonts Of derisiE
laughter, and three cheers for JEFF Davis !:
They were subsequently granted the required fql
1oueb, and ''oIder 1eigned "a Warsaw." ATT
! reaching Washington 1t was found necessary 70 d
vide this regiment, and station portfons OF 1t {
} different points.
: The cfhce Of the Bangor {sfe Democrat
= the next to follow euit-hayirg been cleane
ont BY mob On Monday. This paper h
. reen quite as vilIainous as the Concord s1ee
and the immediate provocation to mob VII
lence was probably the fact that its edit<
. Emory] INDUCED in an extra touch of malls
> nifty because, no hall could be found in Il
! city for the &c democEatic convention calle
:. by himself and some others, to meet there Q
t Thursday next This convention was open
md ayowedly called 81 to oppose this unho
n war" TIE city council had refused even
entertain petition for the use Of the Ci
!, Hall; the ce1pe1ate1s Of the No7embega, hk
wiee; ard then the editor threw il the h
coal that aroused public vengeance. n
$ "conyenticnn is get to assemble, and vi
& will be its fate remains to be seer. T.
: Northern cliInate is just now too hot for the
t feliny3k -. ."