, 1863-01-09
From OnT Special C0rrcspondent.1

I lftom onF special Correspondent.
| srh1sarIEID. Jan. I. 1852.
The Committee Of tic Democratic meeting
Of Monday night, met Lust evening again, and
had quite stirring discussion. Tho most
rabid men Of the Committee, to the surprise
Of the Egyptians, arc from Chicago. They are
for revolution. They, 60 for Immediately at-
lacking Washington in the. rear while the
rebels advance upon It in front. Indeed, In
the meeting Of Monday evening, Mr.. Goudy
| declared that, in tue eycnt Of the Presidents S
refusing to withdraw the proclamation, HE
WAS IN FAVOR OF MARCHING AN ARMY
10 WARRINGTON AND HuRL1ua THE OFFICERS
OF THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION FROM
POSITIONS! He thought it would not take
| much force 10 do it.
| Mcrrick's friends, including those from
| Chicago, are, I understand, all for revolution,
and, in the Committee, supported the most
ultra Of the two propositions.
The two propositions discussed were:
| Isl. To demand Of the President Of tlc
United States an armistice, and the sending Of
Commissioners to each Of the reyo1ted statcs'
asking them to meet In National Conventaon'
~. ine 'ao'eals say 'ras nrstcnse-not to re-
| storo ~, 17n,ou. but to free the slaycs-and
.,,.t ,ooscoucntly the Governor Of the State
10 directed to order all of the Illinois troops
| home.
The committee has not jet decided which
rcEolution they will present to the meeting.
But this makes no matter, as they are all in
tne F'i'e po:''' 1he oh'y olaerence Is that
the radicals have the pluck to say what thcv
mean. while the conservatives dare MT sov ~
H., WIN, t1,n,, 1,,7,,. ~ ,,a,;a,.o -
w "4'at 'Ae, 'n'aH ,' " n't'e'e'
1again assert that the proclamation is
mere prctclsc, Last ycar this same course
WAS souebt Ia he initiated hv tbc scc,sz;o,-
lists in The Constitutional Gonyentjon md
.ro,,,d b;,,c ,,oo,, INT -, +,,a f,a, IT, 49,
@ "u. -'.e 80" - ~. a.. w ,'4e nI. .Aa' Ines
dafeu HOT III tAaI Time saow their hands.
They thought the time had not como to ilo 50
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W." ea'e's ~ Inen'se4es'
STRANGERS IN TIE CITY
l notice large number Of strangers in
snriprf1c1i1 Tho 1ohhv ,s vnrv 1or7o o,a
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dai's increasing. among ane hotaeles, toi.
VIM. R. Morrison, Representative in Con
| rrese elect from the 12th Congressional D;s.
| trict; Col. Jchn Dougllerty. uf ITnion coun.
ty; Hon. s. w.. Mouiton, Of Shelby; Hon,
Grimsi.aw ~ Adam,s " Jniae ins % c;i1ce';n SioAnnn
! Of Madison: Gco. Tr,,,nl,nf1 Fsn md eHp.' Tn',
Vital Jarrott, of st. Clair; Col. i, J. Kykeu.
aall, tot; n. y Aane; Mayor sherman, Chi
Maror I Sha,n,,n a., VIA: E,SI R;aSsao, x9oh, Ss;
fittjr nasso,a ~ arms ,ost m;ahf rrha Mown.. -
ot1ast -, 4;a1 - g.. i 'ie' n'Sn.' lie t!AJoE
vein ;, nthcrw;sc l't,lc crpls sns rn .S
in which Dick nscd some hard lanr,,sge Ia
ACCUSED thc Mayor Of couing to eIcefioneer
aeainst him. The Mayor iii.i not snv hc vss
he nsna1 a,u;,.aha ,nannar :, t"t ~, euea MI a
Mavnr Is SAID n he s1io1.1u - f,r ;.1. int'
what trntl know not ava oouas' WILL
mr., ,,r,,,oon .,s -,-n.r,n,, -
anA D1~Aoe''A1s LITTER Asu MALIGNANT.
nan e pem0f5nts an a mere i arc m bitter nch md %
some localities here as fhe were in Richmond.
An officer named Wilson, on Gen. Grants
staff, tho night Of the Democratic meeting,
| remarked in the American House, the Demo-
I cratic headquarters, that he would like to see
piece Of artillery playing upon that wing Of
| the State in which the meeting vas held. He
was Immediately pitched upon bvan inft1riafcd
set Of Democrats and badly beaten. An Irish
| Captain, who called the men in the meeting
traitors, was also attacked, but lie whollopcd
| his man badly.
rnp cu,r,co cr.,nz,
H -, .n1.Aoo chAAfE6.
| Ihe Cnicago Charter has not yet come down.
| attorney Ayles VIII pe mere with 1t in {: few
;fs tile Ihe tr5 reodn ~ W. W. t, bc reaa
| through at railroaii epeed. f''
,1,,c.co ,,.er,r,r,o>,.
| eh'eA'o INSTITUTIONS.
| Some Of the free institutions Of your city,
| in the shape Of couple offaro banks, I learn,
have been sent down here, to operate during
| the SESSION 81 tue Legislature. In fact, every
conceivable 1nlqulfy on snail scale Is gath
| cr1ng here Inc Egyptians arc said to be great
| ut the cards: The Northern men, / believe,
cannot hold = candlc' to them in this re.
spcct. ! give this statement as n warning to
your Chlcago operators III this line Of busl'
ness.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
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ncn,b,rs ,,1 - of1;nor! Tai "a mae ~, pay u
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SUPREME COURT nEroE1s.
i Of~Pcck's reports during two years. 900
volumes have been published, at a cost o
I'll, ,010.
ev< ,,n-r, ,,,,,,o ..
7EaAt1-1AE pEMoChAci BEGIN TO sHo"
ifH1s AAHus'
In tAc Senate Mr.. Mack, Of Kankakcc, pre-
sentGd bill for ian act'to provide relief Q
ihc Hlnols volunteer soldiers wounded a