New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
THE SUPPRESSION OF THE CHICAGO TIMES
THE WRIT OF TIE COURT DISREGARDED.
AN INDIGNATION MEETING.
The Order Denounced by the Illinois
House of Representatives

CHICAGO, Wednesday. Jun. ,. 1865.
motion was made III the United States Court
til" morning by The Times counsel to defer the ap-
pHcation for an Injunction until notice Of the appli.
cation could be given to the military commandment at
Camp Douglas
Judge Drummond in granting the motion, said:
may he pardonel for ssying thst personally
ana ofhciaiy, desire TO give every aid aud asst-
snce ~ my power TO tue Government, aud 10 the
A'mhlttrailOn IN rettorng the UuiOu, but have
always wished 70 treat the Government "a n Gov.
rrnment OF law, and n Government of the Con.ti.
taIOn, and not Government of uere ply steal orce
i personally have con ended, aud shall ALWAYS
contt nj for the rig Of tree discussion and the ryt
OF commenting, under the law aud under the Consli-
tuition, upon The scs OF tue officers Of tie Govern.
meit.'
s During the day the inner Office seemed the center
OF attraction ana was visited by large humber of
people.
In accordance with call Issued this forenoon, an
immense meeting assembled at o'clock tonight il
front Of The Tunes Office.
The crowd soon filed tho street, rendering it i'm
ps,sable. The meeting shortly ailerwrrd adjourned
70 The CourtHouse square, aud Was there lddres'sd
from the north side entrance by gentlemen OF both
parties.
Tie speeches counseled tie Observance of the
laws, but denounced the recent order OF Gen Burn
tide SIS arbitrary aud despotic.
Dlliug the site noon the militia were ordered
under aims but ut tho peseut wiring the meeting
il orderly, and nothing OF serious nature 10 an
'uci.ated.
Judge Davis u tie United States Court Southern
District Of Illinois, is expected tonight to act IN The
matter OF the application for an injunction in cob
urciion with Judge Drunmond
Gen. Ammen is s,o expect here tonight.
srENeEELp. Ii, Wsdl.'dGy, June ,. 1863.
preamble and resolutions passed the Houte Of
Representative to-day by vote Of 4 to 10, aite'
IN exciting debate, in subs.srce ~ follows;
scrsd, lnfontior he's r'srhpd IA. body that IN ots
susi BY Gen. blIuide foT The .upprson 81 4h' Chdg'
I iiES. and
hei,1i Such order {, IN direct vlolson of tho Ceru
ton 60 tue United States and OF this ~tss. sLd aof. uiye
hce GOD given puncpts whose eIistrce md Ist srt 90
FOR ceut1iet before written c,rs'ufiuH made hE'
made the IS ascn part o. our .h the Tie which 'u'
fsins bsu
ha ted BY the Hor'o o. Representative Uhs s'a-'
coBclfIs therein, tLs' We C,uoutco tie oro'I "h'c
threatens On OCT I,yo.ut usry a.
,Iocl.on u good goysrnrsbt. subver.iye o. cou"tl
oouste IL eq-.'Arut to the os,fhfo~ Of ioTs % 90
eminent and tie cate, ,lueut Of military de'pom 90 -
y aeld.
Rtsol.e8 That IN view o. tie monitors oon,,l l"nrc
tue General boVsruu IT. we repeatedly yet ufuy f'gu'
te vitAtisSnl o. tlc osder g. guest o., tld tie tNof
thereof BY hoie iu rovo' The ouv couf.s Winch G."
90 s fhtt til Iiiol a. 20 zoe
lhei. hearts csGfsd BE- he sten ior
the Governor IL called to hs Infringement Of popular rsl
sd tie Invasion Of the 'ov'5i"y Of The ssss Of InS