, 1862-10-14

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CORRESPONDENCE I
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Special Correrponds nee Of the Chicago Trfbune.1
Epnrsar1x,n. oct. II ..1asq
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!. :. NJ" esiosn. 'A.1 tao tu.'ee WIZ u'.Ae
Ehe1r tight principally, IN this STATE, upon the
allied on nearly every other question. they
.aa.., - ~ ,a~est a.s.to-. 49, ....a,,,a1es.
Apl'e21 W ene -o"eeS P'es4o4e ~" Pf1I"as
OF The mob. 1ney fno" fhat fof the present
this negro immigration, comparatively sllght,
h military necessity: ret they eszesiy sieze
80 o' o1s ss9-
upon It IN otaef 10 emo0fas the pfee1aen1
aud the administration. They originally op-
poeed xnv soerclon whatever. the neopla |
fsconttd rs th.t md fhev shsndo.ed Il Next !
they opposed tax1tion this aiso fsiled them. |
Thsn thcy oppoeed tie confiscssion sct. but |
the peopie approyed Il, FINALLY, thew grew
t1altic over lie emancipation pfoclsmation-
faid the army would not fight under It: the
army gave the lie to this also At their Wits
end, they at last caught up the eug.besr OF
negro immigration, md hope BY that to bring
dent fbe Standardization. and finally the army,
" tn' sfcr fhe var
The txnth ID. the Immigration OF negroes
mt, fhe etate Il 4 mere b5astelle. They do
not come now faster than The underground
1hino has Attained MOST extr1ordfnarT diruen-
s;nne soIelv thrnnoh the nersfstent nuf1inr It
the tory press. A few days since that tory
shtet: he Quincy Esratd started lying 1e.
port that steamboat load OF negroes Was
coming up the river, destined for Quincy.
This, or couree. aroused me lt1sh, ano taey
landing, They waited there for hours, but no
negroes came, or were coming:
Out in Pike county, esarne, the tory canti-
date for treasurer ano notsc secesa eymPa-
thzs ss gesf1t f ep r
9es: against negro Immigration; Nov, plke e
| has not had five negroes 1Dmtgrate into 1t
since the commencement OF the war. But
Sfa1ne, fellow named H}goee, and CaaF'ey
Gibbs, ard another eecesh sympathizer named
MaFc Nho & contfo, no. tne toly aemociaSy SSl o.
out Of the present oatcdy, and 90 have called
this meeting. Starne has never done anything <
TO put down me teoelnon. "a t9e contrary
ne mas gwen II al tne Au ano coan39tt He pos-
s,o,{ conla IRON me osgthaing: & ne Was one
OF the leadlng fellows OF tne laae coaetl!anoa-
al convention, ana one q toe moss Faeao Ii
the Democrat1c caucus maj ran taat concern
tof aura measures N Tug nieIesG or 6iaSety.
Inc b. u. =. interest," ln tae 1a!e state Osmo.
cratic convention nomlnaled MN. as well as
James Z; alien: NO t~o men could pc more
acceplaple 70 Josn Aht9, bf1Kaolef'esenstal
Wall q Co., than they. 20 two men could oe
found who would 60 further and dare more II
the interest Of JEFF. Davis. viii say IN:
moc9 1or Anen, aoNeser' ae @ nas t*lce s1as re
pluck ard nerve OF S:arne. The latter sneakE
to his ends and purposes; the former advance!
boldly, or 1t least n.ore boldly than the Wou1t
be treasurer could ever dare to.
These fellows made desperate effort TO
the control OF the state In the Late consfltu
tiona] convention They are making dsspe
rate etiurt now. Ihey will stick at n0tnlnl
| short Of putting their necks In the halter
They are dsGgentty engaged IN ea4ca.ang %
. masses OF the free states up to the sttck1n
place Of armed resistance There is no dous
5 o. tEis. Waa5 a,e tuese eeclet eocaeIiss !
tnie eaae ant I'M IN te rehe1s r. as The,
IN politics asd n the "a fas
from the placing Of the loyal States In cond
= The presidentto to weaken the enemy, for: Win
ga aney ~ e4tsa tf;np preee. w., don ~ ~
. down the rebellion, for: In fset, what Al
. fEcir acts, from first to last, Hthey are n
/. to aid treason and to sacrifice the country
Il II? The very flames OF bell cannot burn o.
\ the damning record OF the treason OF the
men and the party they control. Woe bets