, 1863-01-12
OUR SPRINGFIELD LETTER.
(From Our Own Correspondent .

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THE pEnocaAr1c 1rAnzrs sp1rnp1~a ~ =, ~ s'e ~,
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Eithcrthe Democratic leaders a;o surclv frv
Ing to outb}d each other for tho scnatorsh,n
OF they mean revolution: In either case tho,
are trcading on dangerous ground. Like Bar
sudas, "behind them stalks tho hcadsmon., :,
II tlley arc trying to outbid each other. the,
may excite passions wh,cl, ttcv c.rnot oor
trol rhox ,,,,,, ,,.a.,,,.,.. -. os -. .oa
r.xo1rt;on r. rt1,or 49,. .e-.,su o -, - v
tbcv arc mt s,n,r - ~ ~ +,,.r ,,as.a on' .ttAe
/ Ia 1,c1 +,,a,r T,o,- ..~s.. e',, l,""su '''e
1l,ot they 1,avc Thcv ,,r,g ~ -hat 49,. ~; ~.
do aud wllat they viii refreIn fron, ao,uo - =
We keep Quiet thev will snurc 10 II q" ~
slst force IL to hr ann,icd II t,ov H. ~
| .b,a n,,or .,,-,, -, ,.vs, ~ Is
| I,e Po"s,, VAIN ~ 1o5a! nien that thcst
ieuo"s ~lu not merely put the oath to us ani
! afterwards, :.
p,vera1 1cad,,o ror,oau,, 4,
| =, so'''u is"u4us Denocsoas nave e4prcescc
| Inc 1car that revolution must ensuc If tlcst
| attacks on the Administration and tl,n I1njo,
of Tho atoins oon+;,ros
T.. 49, ra,s,.,s.aa n-.,
III tAc Conn1Hlee Oh RESOLUTIONS, OF the
| Democratic Meeting, which met on Wcdnes
doy r;1hf -ee,,u+inu o,,,,,s+ .,ao,.,o. "a.
~ n0s 'see9't
| co " one ol Tue mempcrs, Was voted down.
/ Some one or tWo Northern Democrats threat.
| eucd to expose and deuoucc tho Committee,
.,,, ~, 4,,o ,,or,,;,,, ,f +ho ,.,+,,o .,ot7,cr
aoo o'' 'ne morning .. enc 'nee'lng A'o.4!s'
meeting OF the committc vas got tosethef'
| the yote rccon5ifercd. Hud tho resolution tn-
| s,r+ad prt ,1,,s * n mere blind. d momeu.
se''eu. ~. 49,. = - -" Northern mar, of tha
ta'y CONCESSION " ~. ,tcr;or 5es,9na ~ -
State. Mark me- the o'te'4v. o's'su7 u tnese
mon are OF character to alarm every loyal
man in tho state. To show you the real an}.
- ,fjha f,o,,,,;+4o, ~, 7oo.,,,.,,. II,
nue .. ~ ~. se W n,.s'' nsaotu'1ons' SUD-
nEit snolt synopsis OF i'o'MelScney's speech
at the meeting. And, he 1t remembered Tint
hn is n 1ooa;nv conaia,4., f,.. c.,,t,. nj. .
..s.a,,..,a. sr,s.1. q"'' ~ ~. 'e''alo'' Aae
Iesoi"'1pns, W4lca l :. sent you BY tele-
E1apn: would also say are claimed to be ill
tna1 Mcff1cS ana thu radicals desire on one
shoe, and al inat John 7. Stewart and the con-
scrFat1Fes claim on the other. But to the
spseGh q tne @ gentleman IRON Ireland: :.
Judge o'MclTeny made . characteristic
srecch, 1eiteratinE all ILLS former anti-war
speeches, and asserting the right Of q State to
efeet feoeillous Standard and resist the gen
@ s,'n Eo'erh1aentp aay y 1orce OF arms whenever her
oo Poop,c ~ e.st.ea. ne WIS anu Always mad
n,a,ed iha ~ 10 als SGu1n ana ae
..ssnrr % an1 "a, a,,no,,s ~ Ds @ 3 annec
rosa;h;l;t, u ~, a ~ eona 1 never " any
Hr IT.9 "1 nuesIsetui 4ot the Ftsto1atlon OF
1ne un,on. e He aia not consider the firing
crcd t1,at in pres;5snt ne ;m.tosa ios m ~ nn ue
4 ~. .,,1a ~ 1nsteaI u meeuns
TX, ~ ~, I;'na ~ Wv, suouiu Msft SCI
,nnt NY. ~ a'li1icy. 1s dcd anu anse M even 9ofne
mne9 more He denounced the ndniulstra-
tlon 10r Typeatea a'id migrant violations Of tue
1,on aFu f ,sas.co ~ td tas var had
nevn RtaSet,ea ;nt IRON s organal aeslgn and
TIC 1ights Of the South, He charged the people
OF NG~ Engia*d with having caused all the
Trouble. ana denouncrdthosc w4o were engaged
IN 1he prosecution OF the war-6nt said not one
Nofa against t9osc ID the rebellion, while he
Justified secession on the ground, of State
rlg6ts. ne COMMENDED That It mattcred but
little whether the Federal Government was
destroyed or not, so long as the State govern
men.s .:n1 were preserved lstactIthcy could form
vs,ao seM one NJ hs la1oIed to pc severe On the
Yankees. He quoted largely from Ills own
speeches, which he read With infinite gusto.
ns,,,nio ,1Iu taesn ~ spcecn "nich nc SAID ar
1o"s!41 IT, nAue u Gongiess, nul entireiy tg-
Ss 'Ie s ~ a ano aSts q us Afo
r',t,,a anM ,s lne Ut m9l man whom me simon pure
fag}ptahs II ahId Illinois want to represent the
st;t,,t;ona1 eH,s 'naH, year ago' ~ tue Con.
i'a;nn ~ r q Ja,;p, "aen ascusea 81
one e. h;s ch,rn,+asiat;a aIelay ~ W. anu N
~ nure1c ~ 1maa1f ~ anE sPeocs proceeded
~ pu'sc aia'stn u a11y talnt OF dlsloyalty.
SECESSION nEMolg.
While the Democratic now-wo,v .roa ,,o;,o
held. secession rumors werc f1cc3v c;rcu1'+nTP
The most nofed was that fIc Kentnct Iaa' o1t;a
1nture bad passed IN ordinance Of sccessfon +
have no doubt the Democrats arc looking for
ward eagerly to such m event. In TINT ease,
the Slate being full of arms. Illinois wonH
have dangerous enemy on her flank, and
these secession traitors n vcrv strnnr niiv
Raids would Ut once Ic made into ihe 1nr3i
parts Of Egypt, property woull be dart rnyei
and lives taken. Tic wish is evidently f1thcr
10 the thought, as fur us regards thc scceas1nn
of Kentucky, With these fellows, 'Ae "'eses''n
SENATE rnocErnycs,
.,p nt,.,,, -. s1apso'' '-.1.
cutIon % rom liz o"r' ' e tSa Ill., conatn mum,
ttsral Society, inviting The lnc,nhcra f,f lin
General Assembly to Visit tho rooms Of tic
Board, and examine samples Of ettrnr and
syrup nude from Chineso sugar emo.
M!i. oHutrnnuO VI 6t. Cihlf, from tic EUill-
mlttct OIL JtiutEIufy, reported buck Il R1i1beti.
tu&o for tllG bill authorizing clltt,pch III Tim
tiluD Of holding cuurts Of tic 1trff ,tuiitini
ni,a . = i.
Mr. i,nrrv RI S,r11nn@n'srh @ nfr,ro, n ~o.o,,.
tion l,r0yLfiur iimt In tn,,,,nittrc ~ .fvIi.
,ss Hafs ng.lsi 8. n.l!roai. q ~ siato ef osSr: