, 1862-08-29

The NeotheY-Judge 7runsbuu- -Rep.bzican and
onion Conpentaon-n seM ha@ the Support Of
Many leading Democrats Z. G. G. e.
pose and ths Denocrats-1he dr,ny Abozition-
t=cd-Bank Commissioners at Hork-CHc4d-
lion asked for in Large Amouats-7Ae Coz
ernor Orders Strict Scrutiny Regiments Still
Coniug In-11inois vii Bat tie Usion-
Gen. McCze7aand Ordered Hers.
Correspondence OF the Chicago Tribune.]
SPRINGFIELD. Aug, H, 1862.
The weather continues Iancommonly warm
here. The " Oldest iehahisant'' complains Of
predicts late fall in fact, that We will get
our warmest weather in September. If SO,
the corn crop is q sure thing. 1t is most
magnificent one in this region.
Judge Trumbul1 is spending some days here
on visit at the residence Of his father-ln-1sw,
DR.. Jayne. It does ones eou1 good to take
such a thoroughly consistent Republican by
the hand. The Judge expresses himself de-
lighted at the defeat Of the new constitution.
He Gays it has saved the State from civil war,
ard perhaps tie entire Northwest from the
reign Of the secession element Of the Demo-
cratic party. The Judge says that the friends
Of the Union should BY all neans organize in
the State. He recommends in his converse
ton with his political friends, that . S:ate
Convention, for the nominate Of Treasurer,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, and
member Of Congress at large, shoHld be CALI
ed; that the convention should be q Repub-
lfcan one, but that sli who were in favor of
supporting the Administration in crushing
out the rebellion, should be invited into it.
have no doubt Of the soundness Of Judge
w.. L H. a., 3a1 IT,,
the convention would have the co1nten2nce
and support Of such men as ku5kendall, Sin
eleton, Paddock, Narramore, Simpson, ". W.
! jackson OF the Democratic party, besides Me-
| Clernaud, Logan, Haynie, Morrison, Morgan,
| Kl1kham, and Others too numerous to men
| ton. The late expose of the K. G. Is has in
| fact placed the Democratic party hors du COM
| lat the masses are fleeing from it, and those
| leaeers who are not personally identified with
| freescnab1e secret societies are fleeing from 1t
SIS from sinking ship. The army has been,
learn on all sides, completely reyolusionized.
tiuu among the soldiers, which, however i:
not after an full indication Of the feeling ol
tht troops. The commissioner did not TAKE
the vo,e Of half the regiments, and in many
instances, learn, electioneered almost every
man whose vote they received. But It is from
the conversation ct officers and soldiers. for
meily Democrats, that you get a true ind:x @
pletely a6olitioDized, Fuse \ tayorlte expires
tion. And remember that every Democratic
fun,ly hat bas member of it in the var Il
going through the eame process
All that remains, then, is for the Republl
CABS and war Democrats to perfect an oFgent
zation. It il absolutely necessary that thi
should be done, ,in order to keep the traitors taa
now control the faction of the Demo
cratic party, from getting into power. A ma
jori,y OF those who have gone to the war, b
! - rt-faE ts-n mi rJitn
have Lot volunteered. Indeed, a coIcsrit
effort has been made by lea0ing secesh poll !.
Glars TO prevent Them from dong 60
trust that Judge Trumbul's views WI
therefore, meet win the coun finance and SUI
port ct all good Union mea il the State, an
that means will im,nediately be taken for
! thorough organization
Tit bank com Qlis5iDneT5 and audit0r6 al
u now tusily engaged in receiving application
ftr circulation from various paris OF The Stat
I learn That they threa1en 10 be very nuule
! oIs, aud ttat from appeaTarce four or til
Millions vii. he ont Il y check Is not put to i
1 The government has, therefore, directed th
? every bank apply iEg f3r circulation should
q | p!obtd 10 the bottom, to ace that It is s
2 ! right, and has the amount Of cipit
8 rsprestn'ed. The commissioners, Me:sr
: F. P. Ferry Of Like county, and WIN. I
, He1pdon OF this city. I also learn. as well
6 The Auuitor, will theoretically second Il
n views Of tie governor. One good thing abo
this matter i that none but e per cent, 1iiinc
bones " Ill be taken as basis for cis cula9i0
It One OF The commissioners Informs me that
the 1ate bonds are coming in it will not ta!
lorg to have IS ,0G0, 600 in bills afloat,
Regiments sill CONTINUE to cnme in and
j. should not be surprised ii this stlts Won
n yet turn out nearly $4,000 fighting H4eu und
,e tie Inst two talls.
y Gen. AlcCIernand has been ordered to tt
IS State, to report himscli at Springfield, III ord
- ! ia assist E1nF ates in the DfxanlZitiUu of 1
y LEV regiments. am glad to learn that t
= EGytruor and general are GA the best OF tern
II Hrd that both will heartily unite in the VIC
before lhs Ill. The general is expected hs
u dai}y, and will no dou1t receive IN eaIhusl
s. tic 1tceplion. ZErA