, 1863-01-22

IeC, bt1t-tA tfnopS which we're to compose 1t
scre diverted from him, BY Gen. Ha1leck, and
ens 70 1ae ann Sran ot t9ese ae s Gront end
I'm sherman were cncnnrneed by Cen. Hal-
eek, OF he By them, to deprive McClernand
# any share in the " capture Of VlcksbnIg,
l1e fseslaente 97rect1ons 70 Sne conesars nol-
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OUR SPRINGFIELD LETTER.
Special Correspondence Of the Chicago Trsbnne.]
- sRatsarE1D, Jan. 70. 1sss'
THE REvolu11oS4hf BILL j
. Inc Dill introduced W 1nl" ouii, ses.eiuas'
looked upon as only ono Oh series, oeslgn"
ID to take all the military power from the
lands OF. the Governor and vest It in an IRE
triumylFate, Who are to report to
he Legislature two years hence. It is not
'nly clear violation Of the Constitution, but
\ direct insult TO the Governor: It is a yir-
;ual trial and condemnation Of the Executive
of tue state, without the attempt even at 60
ng through the form OF an impeachment. If
Ibis bill does not open the eyes Of the people
Df the State to what is in store for them, de-
spair Of ever seeing them brought to sense
Of the danger towards which we are hastening
At railroad speed. Some may imagine that be-
cause they hear no more violent secession
speeches, that these men have given up the
object at which they have aimed since the
commencement Of this rebellion. This is
great mistake. That OBJECT Is still IN view,
and It is no" publicly the same rs II was at
nut - mn n
1he commencement o1 tne secession move
ment, which datcs back TO the FIRST establish
mcnt Of the order Of Inc holghts
OF the Golden Circle. IL IS the
establishment Of a great slaye holding
confedcracv. to take in rs many free md hor.
1o. s1a,.o S!ato, - ,,oes,,,1o - aea .~.onas.,
oer sln'c .'a'es as Posslole' anu e4tcna lts
of Mexico and the Islands Of the same. tell
tbe nconle If the State of Illinois that in the
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event " auc 1eco6n nltlou VI tuo oo"sii' "uen
the leading and controlling democrats eonsid-
or an fait acco,n1li, t1cy will hare desperate
and ,c,hons h1ooav etrn1o,c to ,,rcvert thia
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State from being attached thereto. The &C.
cesssionists calculate that ut least they will
c,r,-, off ,I1 that mart of IT. so,tt1, NJ gnr,rr-
snts VA ''AN -AA"~ e@Ao ~ ~ ~o9st. ~
field.
iae oni ln'roouceo py !Af. ourf' Sestetoas'
contcmplates placing all tue disbulscmentsfor
w.. .1.tso ~ 49, T.u,.s,.t, rr,,a.a =, at
coulhltlee u lhlee DeiAocfsts. AAe1e II nol
a Republican in It. Gov, Tates. in his mar-
nanimlty appointed one Democrat upon the
nresent War Fund Committee. nnd In his
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@an.ars = appom!men.s poh a al'1oca m. near'y eaaa
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the majority in thc Legislature now entirely
lghoIe. lAe cAastshee VI Aepooncs'l party III
= this bill, notwithstanding that party repre-
scnts. to a greater extent. the wealth ami In
teugen3ee zee o. inc ssaLe .nan any othc5 ana
tnot II Has pau more III pubic taxes anu pr1-
vate subscriptions, ten times mo1e,
than any other. Who are the most active at
The present moment In rcttinc IN SUPPLIES for
nnr rnI,ntccrs l,nt thnse vnrE n3fnfsfars and
e,.1aa shet n"o 1a, au9
abused " these secess1onists.
The following is the bill introduced by Mr..
Burr. It is entitled ian act to amend in act
creating u var fund, and to provide for audit.
fnsr III s'rronnts mi d;shnr!oment: r'.aar - =
tnE ~ ~ ..na s 1f 1rasf 1eag 10y
= call lor Solahlecrs, approved MAY =, iooi, and
created BY said act. The bill is ns follows;
.SrcT1oS1. /. Be 1t enacted etc, in addition to the
duties cn5oined and powers conferred by the act
Con1missioners thereby created, they are empower
cd and 1t ia hereby made their duty to examine into
and adjust all accounts Of tho Quartcrmaster Gen:
agents Of the state in any manner growing ont OF
or rcFtnfnng to the raising, arming, eQufppfng,
transportation, Subsistence and medical care oi
Illinois troops.
ali Claims of fhc State against M tic General aoyer
ment, for disbursements made OF to be made 70,
raising, aEming. equippins: transporting and sub
ments pertainine to the military service made b.
goTcfnmemt and ali moners ine fro1n The Initct
States to the State for disbursements made OIL nc
connt OF military service or expenditures therefor
shall PC paid into the tFeafury aud placed to TIT
e1Sdat @ q tIs n y War ta:en rSno: ,,a pz
Of Conmissioners to secure and promote tht
leaidh; comfort aaa e1netehe5 oi 1nos solqleIa II
the acld q elsewhere n the service Of the untsst
StAles. blu ~ p5usloE wy Unnecessary tausp9tAI
tiont care anu n3a lof tue elcK, "oandca anti olsa
bled OF said soldsers'
, sEc T. N1sn any claim shall be allowed Or = an n
dted b. said y h9a1d; Of majority o. them It sha!
be the duty o. inc AHdltor q fu9lie Accounts, o1
presentation Ct ne eame. toaIaw his warrant up9'
5he Treasury 1pr the amount thSfeof IN IN ia72F e. r. Of r.
1egai owner q luz eanie, paJaoig oi1 OF tae y 2
Ennt- fIoslaea no ciaiH now nelu agalnsI Y IN
ouths !om the date Of this nor Su ss
any claim hcrcaftcT to accrue avai,st thc State. b
| audited, unless presented to said Board With
three months from the period when said claim ma
haye hecn created
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Il: L;anpa't1 a,e nStvoy oppo.ntca eo4
md to ncrfnrm thc dutics rn;oIncf Nv this At m
By an act to which this Is an amendment. S5l
Commnssoas1s nn rhali fePo5t III o,saE M,sanE 70 u
statinr when alIoWcd. to whom. and for ,yhat re-
vice.
SEC. g. So much Of the act to which this is 4
amendment as may be Inconsistent with tho prov
ssons o. tms act y heteoy fepcased.
3s s - ns ae' s''a'l IT. LII iofce on a a'tS
"e pass0se.
THE N NALL1sTEH AND sTRbn1Ss BILL.
This bill, introduced by mr. Fuller OF Cook at
thorizcs the Governor to take up from the holder
wfllnE 10 surrender the eame- the bonds herct'
iote 1ssuto hnoef inc aatho1ty o. the acts Of q
ef,naj Arl'orssm 1sso fs2F1nay @ tn IL ~;
a. and brar,na iiatc The III III a ijay n Mays
ISL. and numbered from No> 3,1 r, 8as. fh1
many Of thc intervening numbers arc not Included
anu ansnoT'7es ne Gosefnor 70 Issue to the ho
viz ne;rc1nn and ;nteroe} ~ hons ~ a.
ed, which lev bonds shall, from the date thareo
bear like interest with the bonds taken up. IT
Ec,s bonds TO DC registered coupon bonds. OF II
" afaGinso 1 .t; ~ ei, & seoeeea q me peasul
1'sIs h iad ts o az H. S al i1actions
There arc good many lobbying for this hi
here, just now. Mr. Deylin, the present Nc
York city Corporation Counsel is Of then
I understand Gen. Singleton is also an inte
'csted party. These bonds have been refuse
payment IL full by all our Legislatures, and
this should order their payment it would be
fitting closing up to its career.
sENarrE ppnrErn1,rnu
1r- p,.,or w.. "a. n-.... =.
!. ~ nnus., luS la'e treasurer, toaay 81
IN communication, with 4 copy OF the Ch
. cago Times, containing an article reaectir
upon him, and asking for full inyestigatio
tho hords ~ ~ Troos4',cr ..sdasts nu.tS
49, tus lt1nus thn " .ne 1tule1, Hnaststan
were Inc proceeds OF: ponds sol0, the 60
was paid out to the soldiers. Some Of tt
Treasury notes we're also received from Il
United States Government. Mfr. Butier n;