, 1861-11-20
= AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI,

pairing d Memorial TO EO1gFES2-1hs camp
Jdcksonites-d1s .EIpens:ue Joke on the ": 7.
Herald-JMckinstTy's 4rTea-qen. Hatfeck
and his two Law RaTtners, ETC., etc.
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tdbune.1
ST. Louis, Nov. 18, 1861,
The unfortunate agreement made by Cen
Fremont with Ger. Price has been annulled
by Gen. Hunter, for good and sufficient rea"
sons, clearly stated by the latter In letter to
Price, forwarded under flag Of truce. Lad
Fremont posseesed ordinary eagaelty, he
might have known that it was trap set for
him by tho rebel General. The mere fact that
it Was the proposition Of Price should hare ex. |
cited his suspicious, but Hike Gen. Harney, he
moved into the net, and with one dash Of the |
utn, virtually pledged himself to prevent |
every Union man in Missouri from puniahing |
a secesh outrage, no matter how serious the |
offence. This pledge to bind the Unionlsts |
Of this State to inaction Was all the rebels de-
sired. Under It's protection Price's men might |
return to their homes tomorrow, and week !
hence concentrate ard desolate our homes. |
Fortunately, Gen. Hunter SAW the tendency Of
such pledge, and promptly cancelled tho
compact. Now there ia nothing to prevent
our friends from combining and arning for
mutual protection. The effect Of this obliga-
tion upon the secesk may be judged by the
fact that in less three days after the so-cal1ed
Specification Proclamation" had been issued,
party CT scoundrels in the secesh Interest
rad sawed three ties in half and carried Off
four telegraph poles along the Hannibal and
st. Jo railroad, thereby eudaDgering the lives
of sr1oaepf nozaanuara su3 He1aVfnu rnrnn1u.
n7oof;c, between Colifnrnia snd New York
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Yer, p} Inc ffenens-1fce pIoe4ana@2on
Union men could not punish such outrages,
h,,t 1,nst eaye the settlement to th. xrooas
..I s.1.-s ,-. ~ 40 ro1,n,ear foroa e+a
oS4oi sAAs ~ eae 'o4u1'seA 1oAee, s'e'
Tie publishers OF the CH1cAGo TRIBUNE are
ct this Nom ent tie objects Of intense hatred
a-oono ,hose uho st;i1 stick to their naner
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n9 ~ M etio ~ ae T
a3u n;i1nGaso d;nstanSiW fenu, tbem.eIves ~
a11,e ,S thsae m tvnnr en1nnnsha~e bae,,
ho4,ah} ~ nnrchase',. asd are cnntro1jed hV
os1aS6nc;nt1t ~, ann1;canfs far contracts 4
WonId % % be smusin9 to detail some Of tie prs.
tsrded reasons ot4en for ronr cnurse 7,non 3h,
r-a1rso,.. ~ ast;51 1honiS a;*;rt a-.stat ~
fls1ns o-a e.. nnset. ~ - 80 w. ~
CIV assaiants it wo111d anne,r ,;ne oaaea i,
toa1 +hnt ~ torna. 1no5a ao;net ~. - ~
~ 1has 7:1s tI9 sn1.sts e 2h aGano. y.;a yoa ale
| a4u''y oEpneao1e " sae aeIooto5 Pat'tss'
nc 1AlhoE y nus tue cnI5 Pepei ~ t1o
EoeInS ensagea WIN pelos nnagsI ap: ~
Gs GeeM repea.eS " sne pto,sc s.fsetS N LUZ
1ne ean.etalans h aavI oousat ~ sue o. Lou.s
ros Tss ~ sue ,at Phars - =; =,
t3a5 papeF eol9 PR iue ~ say ln9t 5aels y N
al la1nan prooaon1ty no. , ToIa OF 1ruta n IN
| A-pue ~ eAuNs LOW e1aaty eaalse5 uaIa "
E1 Eace. 8 s ssateEeat inole geuerat ana =; ".o5y
oe1eSeo, lWnetnelt i1ns os not) f. Is tna' IL sns
| governor OF IN eas5ern otate 1fienaly TO IRE,
1 utCLE, DHUB u FEEY iIIRt ulUiE3aRG VI aEtLEET
Piem.neng PagsI u thls e1:y, ana snat IL aoes
neI open l8 eolvollal mouth 20 expose oae of
FitLh:HGs aolngs tEs leat " ioIssioSnEe. y; s9
s1 f1em Lh1s pan peoPts nay see ta@s tns iR1-
th1 "eontracE Or "purchase, question:
4afl Us OPINIONS are entertainer here II re-.
latltn to tie return OF the army from Spring
neid. Ihe1e seems TO pea general disposition,
however, to await the deT:iupmeat Of the mil
'tary Telicy for the winter, toward this State.
According to present appearances, it il de-
signed to protect the ralEoad6 with an ample
force. The MISSOURI river viii seoa be closed
by ice, and much will depend on What course
tbs rebsls themselves do. The arrival Of til:
we're to be Withdrawn for operations in Ken
tEcky, or else, why not send this regiment dl
rect to Kentucky, instead Of waiting for reg
imeut to go from here at future period. Tat
arrival Of large portion Of the troop in thii
r city, is u1queetionably anticipated by the bus,
y | appsararcts Ct pre- eparations ior thair recec
tion 1t BeEten barracks yesterday
i Gen. Fremant's personal movements har
y been verV quiet during tie week, It il under
sto1d hewas mceh txere;std by The nacera
G monicus treatment OF his PaEmaster. N.io
a Pl]rntv thouah uis uueas;ncsS is don;,19 c5n
ef1ned: no reason hejnp piyan that he fa;nk
4 Phjnnrv harsh1v treat:s} ind tha other m
n clfasa1t coaeeouences to himself 1tisun3@1
etcod t!.at Fa Il ACTIVELY me- rar;ap a m5mar;,
4 to be ssnted 10 Co,prsss. a.Ssng for ~ IL
f ycstjeation into his ccnduc; a = General i
q this Gccuraent, an etf,rt Mil be mlde tn shn,
tie aiIsrzd mot;Yes Of h;a .,n:,oserfs tWht,
4 roe,les all cut. honest men get their sains.
# is .r;te Lroyerb. anf II Cen. Fremont in 4,
- t@reirr himself. car euec=asfa1lv sunw ,Ss
It ether mcu have rwIr3Ild the g G,y:r1n1an =
t. much for the pubic e3o5.
The Camu jackson caDtiyes. if is founa. ar
l. two-tl;ri6 in the So1tbarn armv a1rea17v. A.
Il ;te on:st;cn has heen raised ryhetner tans
who have vio1sted the;r nsro;a ora - he ~
IL t1aYoeE Ior +ha T.T;.v1os, 7,ri,anor, J., ~,
d s. - - 80 ~ ~ ~
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L G,y 10 NTH 80 uns1.3 pnnn ~ T3',;,,
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,xchaneed nrrnnf;tics,s,iu ria Is "a . 49,
d deS.t ;tr f,,fnSn sc,:o, t. vii nr1h.p;v a
r wa1s cnsrase 70 anr Asa; r,n tsre a. the re1
l. rIe ere not ro-:irn1arlv hnnoranIe ubn,,t nj
serving tAeic oaths, whereas our sueu are st1
u d:o,-ai9 ~ srho nrisonsTs R.r1at Rtsnns ~
,r Ecssett and snct.tr Win went frnm rsj1o
u .o1,'n,, .ne ~ mno ~ TsnS tn aon Ino
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