, 1863-06-06
Qt)ifoQo Urlbn11e.
SATURDAY, JUNE G, 1868.


The news from yicksburg is highly en-
cou1acine. The rebel situation is getting
desperate and We shall shortly hear Of
fbeir surrender, unless sope interposition
nf Providence and Johnston snatches the |
present bright promise from Grants oper-
ationa. Our dispatches to Monday last are
iull, and Of the highest interest.
There is not a word Of truth in the idle
tales that have been circulated relative to
Cen cClcrnand's disohedience of orders
and his quarrel with Gen. Grant. We
have preferred to withhold any reference
10 the mntter until from the very first
authority VIC could give it the most un-
Qualified and plump refutadon, as wholly
and inlamously false.
Fernando Wood, the telegraph says,
visited the President yesterday. New
York papers say that on Wednesday, at his
Peace Meeting, Fernando spoke as fol-
lows:
And dare and defy the Administration to send
10 the city OF New York their General Burnside to
Suppress them. lAEp'ausc;l And hsrs @ ~ u sae n1
1houfanla. inside and outside Of this lsil Ieq4est
the Administration to give General Barnsloe 1nls
department. tGreat appla1se] Aud thls COZ
Hft n'uet come, II the revolution must commence,
wan: the powers that be to fry their haads npoa
III" Language Of caeon-1 taEc certainly SAID more
than was uttered By our lamented and glorious
{Threc chccre for yallandigham.l I may be the
next glorious martyr on the altar Of my cou1tys
freedom. r. No. ncverr'l
Probably the mission Of this rebel to
Washington, was to bear his own request
Tor the appointment Of Gen Burnside to
The Department indicated. New York
rebels will live to see the dny when they
will not need to invoke, by way Of defying,
tlc mailed hand Of the Government. But
Of course it is better to let the fire get well
at work before calling out cngin that wet
carpets and upholstery and rough dirty
frclnen who have small respect for door
1atchcs and window saslles.
II is not true that any Republican has
telcgraphcd to Washington to seek the
Presidential revocation OF Gen. Grants
order to suppress Pemberton's issues Of
Shot and shell at Vicksburg, notwithstaud-
ing the New York pcace~makers, on We'd
ncsday last, fully established it that there
is nothing il the Constitution to warrant
Gen. Grants proceedings.
We call the attention Of all who have
friends in the army before Vicksburg, to
the full lists elsewhere published OF the
casualties to the several commands in the
late battles.
The situation of Missouri is horrible.
Our dispatch lifts small corner Of the
curtuin. Murders, assassinations, robbie
1ics and violence are rife in her communi-
ties. Are there no judges in that unhap~
py State? In the name Of Heaven has she
no Senatorial or Congressional cxpounders
Of tic Constitution? Arc there no law
libraries in Missouri? Why will not some
one urge upon these distressed districts
their rights TO trials by jury, and in
dictmcnts by Grand Jury. Is it
possible these can anywhere fail? Is amy
man 50 insane as to ask anything better
than the Law and the Constitution? Or
rather will not the people see, in the red
light cast By burning homes in Missouri,
That the Law and the Constitution are
themselves to be defended, and not alone
q defcnce-that the mailed hand and the
strong arm Of military power must keep
Strong and sure guard over all approaches
Ia the inner sanc;rry where our Liberties
arc sheltered? Men Of Illinois, look at
Missouri, and understand what manner OF
enemies are shcltcring in your commuui-
Ties, and what they intend when once in
power.
Col. r. 4. Cameron, of the 94th Indiana,
reported killed at the battle Of Champions
Hills, Hiss, called on us yesterday, not in
the spirit way, but breathing vital air, and
up to his full weight. He has an enviable
reputat;nn -naGcl, and goes hOma tn
-a4paralso on a brfoF n.11u1l5n tor treat
ment oi an affection Of his eyes.