Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

"a vithis iorsy-eieht hsurs. they will b. die
pesseL. taees psle1oses snd thsiP srns taken
lsso thea. assuso ~ people q North Ais-
seess that - eilissD Uill b deprived q HI
hbsssp = psepssty. = BE rights - sitissa
denied hin, % long = b doss not interfers
With the execution ef ths lAvs Of shs United
6tatsA All the fosss uadss ~ command, Sill.
II necessary. b Used y protect every citizen
n tie ssisyoeoe u his sights, and 20 lawless-
ssss. t6slt :sos dspesdeeieas q ssy hind will
b pssaitted. The he0ss and iaslilations Of
niseead vill b held sasrsd.
Oitissns Of Missouri Come forward and
support ths old Aag nedss vhish the great
oen Of your State hsvs plaesd their names on
the roll of statesmen. ard Missouri has obtain
ed her proud position among The States Of the
Signed. ~. BAsn.
I 0Dleosl Commandisg.
RAPiD HovnRnm--Qbl Bates, Of the Fir d
Regiment, lett Ksokuk Is r. n. Of the 18th,
psrrivsd q Hannibal at l A n. Of the llth-
leh. the afternoon Of ~ same day. for the
Wsst, lssvi0g . es0deoe namhes Of troops to
guard thet point. snesheF st Palmyra Bridge,
. third et 6helbisa, AID toarth q . bridge
near Carbon. and ensampsd here the same
aftsinoon. with the balance Ct the force and all
the baggage and propssey Of the Compsnies,
and before night vas IN possession Of the H. 4
st. J. T. & for 100 milss, and the North por.
tton Of the North No H r.
IaJor0ation was received on the night Of The
18th, that 500 seeessiopists we're Intending 10
attack South kivsr Bridge, 90 miles from here.
and IN three hours after. the point was oc-
cupisd By 400 men. On the same day, . lot
of nAsAAn aknA 4 A -
we're seized. snd number Of prisoDsss we're
taken. and liberated o taking he oath Of slls.
glance.
Wsn the Let Rsginsst Landed ct this place
last Fridey i ~: greeted by crowd princi.
pally Of ladies and old men. II the Gases ol
both their joy at the arrival Of troops vas un
mistsksbls. The ladies waved their handker.
cheifs. gave 10 their sheerisst suiles, and
gathered around % % welcome our coming in
vasn hesrt.bor words. One old man grasped
the hand Of > recruit, attempted to speak and
busst into tears, sObbipR like child.
What do such facts indieatsf Il it not that
in Aiss0uri there 10 love for the Union, which
no terrorism capsdsssroy no circumstances ,e-
straio.
Three Chsers for the ladies Of Macon CITY
their intelligence will not allow them te be
led sstray-and triple three for the old men
Who yet cling 10 the glorious Prsesdsnts Of
the Past
Then eoass the vslsdisaesy of The late sdi.
tor. written BY Nj. Wilkie:
Johnson, wherever you are
whether lurking in the rscesses Of the dim
woods or fleeing fugitive on the open plain
under the broad canopy Of Heaven-Good
Byel We never saw your countenance, never
expect to, never want to, but for eli that o.d
fellow. vs won't be proud. 90 johnson. good
bye. and take care Of vourselfl
We're going TO leave you, Johnson-going
| to leave you without % much % looking into
your honest eyes. or clssping your manly hand
and even without 90 mush - giving utterance
| to your face. Of God bless you. We're right
sorry. we)are. that you didn't stay with us &C a
| attend 70 your domestic and other affairs, and
! not leave everything to skulk away and lose
| yOurseT neverto return. On, JOhhsOn, why
did you.-how could you do thisf
johnson We leave you to-night-w.'re goi az
where bullets are thick and mosquitoes thicker
we may never return-if We do not, old
Boy. remember ne. We eat at your table, We
stole Latin from your Dictionary of Latin
Quotation" wrote Union articles with
| your pen. your ink. and on Your paper-ve
up with your types, they used vouF gsllsys
| your shooting sticks" your "chases." your
squads" your ''spsces," your "rulee," your
everything-ws drank come poor whisky out
Of your bottle; aud now. johnson. after doing
| ell this for you wort forget 10, will you
| Keep 10 in MIND, .... er 10 In your evening
prsyers. and your ...,. ling prayers too. when
you cay them. II you do ssy them and II you
put up petition q midday, don't forget q.
| then; or If you awake 10 the solemn stiffness
Of the night, and implore . benison upon the
absent. remember % then
Once more, Johnson-ouP heart pains us to
say it-that sorrowful vord--but once more
and forever, johnson. Good Bye! II you
come our way, call. johnson. adieul
The concluding article is the valsdietory Of
Mr.. Wilkis, after brilliant editorial career
| of one day:
Az REvola l-Citissns Of Macon City, this Il
the fret and last number of "OuR WHo1 4
UNION" or Missouri Register. It contains our
S4lutatory-it also contains our Farsv veil. Our
troops aIe indebted to you for many kindness
%. for vhish the God Of Nations and OF Pa
triots. . thousand times. bless you'll To those
to whom the old, time honored Stars and
Stripes are dearer than the tlack flag Of dis
union, We WOulO say % nfm-y1eld not IN
inch-bettsr . million times fill patriotic
grave than . trsitor's positios. Stisk to the
old banner Of our fathers 90 long % there 70.
mains enough Of it to float upon the free winds
and trust that Right eventually MUST and will
conquer.
For the whole Regiment. and for osrself. ve
once more bid you regrsiful. psshape an
sternsl, FAnswHLLi
We have quoted sufficiently to show how
the boys are getting along. and what they
have been about We hope 70 hear from them
again The "WAois U.;o." during lie dsv
vas an soinsntly patriotic sheet. Nay il 90
continue
Col. Docgnstotn at Je1orson.
JuyHasoH CIrY. No. June II.
The following proclamation vas issued here
to-day:
H1ADoUAn1sas. CAPnor. As'
Jussasos Chr. jane II.
To tie ciliss~s ofCols Osssty ead tAs ad;ois;.o
Oos,ntise ef Ne -Ciuseas :-I have been a..
pointed By the Comnanding Gspers.. eon-
mandsr Of this plass. With The view to extend
my authority over Cole county, and The adis-
cent eouutieo n order 20 preserve the nas.e