Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-05

lion and terrorism in Missouri are nearly
sstIpets g0Hs lAtr6ks, ,6is tue Ly0bA- PSS,
has done the work. The moral effect oi
military demonstrations in this quarter is
most @lulary and doubtless furnishes an
illustration of-the potency of bullets and
havnnsts in converting our Iissuiaea tsilleAss-
couptrymen Of the "SRnHy South from the
ertof 81 their ways. sfhs -captufe 81 Camp
jackson has unqucstionAbly saved Missouri
from bloody and bitter exberiehces ~
The eysEt was most, fortunate. Had that
camp remained gpmolested until prepared for
ahosiils demonstration, a bloody battle would
nave been theeOnssqueuos->-acalAmity which
has been averted'by the tlmsiy and jadicous
action Of the Federal iorossy Millions Of
treasure rave often been expended ana ahOus-
l-uud-Usflyss sucriIiced wirn6F Iess sHect Than
that produced by the csptFfe,Of Camp Jack
son, and the simple presence Of a strong mil
itary ,foFce.y p D. - - VI = u
The wise and powerful influence OF these
circumstances is Becohing diIy more and
more apparent in ths.changef tone Of public
sentiment. in the city and Throughout the
Slate. lis true that in portions Of the State
4 tUnionists.and supporters the Goyeameni
I ana ii5s subjected to violence and szpulsion5 but
Iris win sson cease. vnJTIFTSF
The Governor finding himself posFetles'
4 ltoaccomplish his treasonabls designs and ex
.pOssd 10 the penalties Of his high crimes, Ii
: suddenly converted TO loyalty and allows th'
( Brigadier' General Of the State. Militia Ex
/ Governor Price, to enter INTO an agreemen
with General Harney, in good faith no doubt
Co disbapd' the State forces and sssidtonsly
labor to restore and maiatainiorder and Sc
Guilty throughout the State.
The State Militia some 5000 strong, whiel
assembled at jefferson City Immediately sub
sequent 10 the eaptnre Of Camp jackson, ha
been disbanded and sent home to resun
peaceful industry. The Insane and sGfi 2ide
closing action of the Legislature, divertin
? the School Fund and the loan Of $500, 90
f made TO pay interest pnshe State debt 10 th
9 arminp of the State, will be treated as npl
Hty, and viii doubtless be repealed immed
ately on the meeting Of the Legislature
: Missouri will now gradually return to trar
e Gull and healthy Icondition, bearing in ht
= bosom new elements of virtue and powe
which the cherishing future will 'fipen int
good frpitsrsr $50 HAD -IEnJ
! But what has been done in Missouri hl
Il only disabled the tail OF the monster Sece
= sioS-he must be struck through the vita
and has his head srushed That the work
I to be thorough and speedy seems probab.
It from the outlines and spirit Of the campaigl
e as disclosed through the accumulation, disp'
sition and movement of ferces. Secession
evidently to be entirely eDcircled with Il
/ strong arm of military power, and crushe
1f The ideas Of governing minds are to
scted into the most important events of ol
national history .sPurpess, plan and exec
4 tion, Pfoyidence seems thus far segulatir
,e and providing for with view toTthe gran
:, est moral results. The soul, sinews and vi
of the nation, seem adequate and inspired
g the duties and responsibilities imposed upC
a it. Thank God, she viii meet them mob
10 and successfully. Yours truly,
, R G. s.