The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-30

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Rs-APPEARANcr OF DARK LANrERSIsM
NV SsCRET PoLIrIcAL OhGa slzaTioN.-
The Harrisburg Patriot aud Onoh OF la,t
week, states that !, has positively been as
certained that there are certain loyal indi-
viduals in Lnzerne 20, this Slate, whose
loyalty 10 the Union is OF questionable
a character thai they are either ashamed or
afraid lo exhibit ii in public manner, but
prefer the shades of nigh and The scene of
secrecy 10 brew and concoct their sinister
machinstions. Accordingly they have
formed secret association, limitation of The
! kuo" Nothing organization, unGer Inc ePe
c'oa> and sounding appeaIlatIon OF the Lu
zerne County Loyal Union League, OF
which Mr. Hosea Carpenter is >ideni."
This Mr. Carpenter il au horned 10 institute
Lodges in every county IN the slate. II
appears further that a Legislative Ioyal
Union Organization was iofmed aud f "
.,apron, one OF the assistant Clerks o the
House and Connected with ;he Chester
cuunIy lines. Elected Preslden: aud
II. V. Hall, Secretary The Parioi Il
Union iufitAer ssys that appears. that The
| County Council OF Dauphin was ofganized
ny the eieci'on oi David Ma NINA as Pre-i-
dent, and George Ber2n-r = NJ a. Cor
Responding Secretary a pfin ed copy OF
the Constitution has pee" procured aud
parts oi il are published One IT ns oeiecl-
/ ,ho ofF,.
must be ce'ing into straits. 10 re<orI 10 The
long ago repudIa'ed shifts OF Dark LIuier n.
ism, To keep ii>elt from utier annih,lalion
/ Who are The officers OF ltis rew ann Re
/ The a, ,-oe:ate Of .he Hesnid and Fee P,eSs
was one OF the 5r>l chiefs of the old Know
No,aiug organ zaion when IL started il. Ihi-
+ Borough. Does he know ANYTHING OF ihis
new miinishr dark rarret league ia this
county -AoyIiNapn Resis'u.
SIMON ~ FEoUBLs-Ous day last week
phia. aud PM up AT the Continental. a
few tour- later Hcu james W Wal ol y
also arrive III The cjIy ani stopped a
the same ho'ei As soon as Cameron
heard shat " all was in the same house win
him he hecaue alarmed a.d applied u
the police for protection He knew hs Ia,
coumuied a great oo,raae npon Wall an.
wa AFRAID The honorable gpntlemaa media
ted personal assault Wall noticed rha, a
conpl. OF police cfiicer- were dngai . HIN
whereSer he wen, and finally he mrur,
npan them and a>kei what they were
watching him torl They TOLD him Wal
laughed, and imraei eiiaIslv wrote note q
Cameron (who was locked up IN his room
ing him. and that he might dismiss hi
fears The police officers then left tor o,h
er dniies
In continuation Of this snhiec:, the New
York correspondent, of the Philadelphia In
quirer. in b,s letter dated April Is. says
Hon James w Wall, OF Burlington, N
is on, in rather incy letter, in one of the
Journals. to-day, denying that he went Il
| Philadelphia with number III his friends
intending 10 chasiise Mr. Cameron for he in
inry done him la>i fall in iockire nm ~ il
Fod Lafayette. The Ex Secretary. he say
"rnay dismiss MS fears of personal chas
tsement. The wrong he has inflicted up
on me is Of character that an assault up
an gray-haired man like him will not rem
edy" The final seue
mem oil the question:" be adds, = must b,
left to The legal tribunals OF the county, a
The proper time :"