, 1863-06-27
The JudiciAI Election.

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elected Judge Of the Circuit Court. We urge
upon the loyal voters of these counties not
10 let the election 60 by default. The Cop
perheads are working desperately to carry
the day.. Mr.. Williams must not alone be
elected, but elected by signal and over
whe1ming majority. We have had instances
enough the pasttwo days, of tue results Of the
teachings Of that reasonable sheet, the Chi
cago Times. Mr. Aver is the candidate Of that
paper. Whatever claims he may lay to loyal.
ty, he is the tool Of that paper and the dis.
loyal clique 1t represents. In his defeat, that
paper is defeated, Coppcrheads are defeated,
disloya1ty is defeated. The vile rabb1e who
have murdered an enrolling officer will vote
for him, and every Copperhead and seces-
sioniEt In this city will vote for him. In the
election Of Mr.. Williams, the Union cause
VIII be triumphant, loyalty will be recognized
and advanced, and pnre, honest man
and able lawyer, fit SUCCESSOR to the Ia.
mented Manierre, will be placed upon the
bench. Can any man hesitate bctween the
two candidates? Lake county viii cast au
overwhelming vote for the Union cause; do
not let Cook county be behind. Devote the
few remaining days to thorough, earnest
work, md the day Is ours, Disloya1ty will
be rebnkcd, and a man who Is not the repre-
sentative Of 4 secession sleet or q secession
clique, will be elected. a..
The Enrolment Riot,
Abiel Carter, the enrolling officer who ms
20 terribly injured by the brutal mob on
Fourth Avenue, day before yesterday, is still
alive but the physicians give no hope Of his
recovery. The outrage has created deep
feeling Of Indignation upon the part of all
loyal men in the community, DR.. Carter was
in all respects an estimable mankind, gen
erous, and humane to fault, and one who
had done more probably to alleviate and i'm
prove the condition Of the brutes who as
saulted him than any otherperson In the city.
BE WIS simply In the prosecution Of his du-
tics Is defined by the law. A few weeks since
this same class Of people hlled our streets
upon the occasion Of the suppression OF q
t1easonable sheet by the arm Of military
power, and mnde night hldeous with their
drawings FOR the interposition of the law.
They were the self constituted champions of
The law, The protectors and defenders Of the
courts. They canonized the law aud fell
down npon their knees before 1t and sworc to
abide By 1t and we're ambitious for the plea
cure Of bludgeoning my one whose ideas upon
the. subject were not parallel with theirs.
What is the Eesults 4 process Is issued from
the very courts they were cxalting and wor~
shipping and these officers who attempt to
serve the process are brutnlly beaten. As
In their acts would require them
To be loyal men and abide By the laws of the
country they SO valiantly howled for, their
course is not, perhaps,t to be wondered at. No
rrreste hare yet been made, bnt it is sincerely
to be hoped that the villains who committed
the Outrage may be made to taste the Justice
they so ardently desired.
The opera-La Trar1ata.
La Trariata, never a popular opera, with a
sfckly, sentimental, improbable
plot, and neycr adapted to Verdi's melodic
zen, was produced last night to fair house,
out 4 cold audience, and one destitute Of en-
husiasm. The dramatic La Dame aur Co.
7elias, Of Dumas the younger, when properly
and in the hands Of good actors, is
Effective, but the free operatic version of 1t in
rrayiata, has tanned it down to dull mass Of
recitatiye and aria
Cordier, as Violetta. sustained herself we'll,
md her action Was full and complete. In the
briadisi and the un di }liee, she did admirably,
which is more than can be said Of Brignoli,
eho sang coldly, only bringing out d passage
md aMa Tr
, lad, and in the s1npre lbero which immedl.
ately follows It, her singing was beaptifal, and
execution perfect. In the last act, the .4ddio 4
3d passa.o Was sung with intense passion and
dramatic effect. In the duo, gran Die, Brig
noN sang eplendlny, and atoned for his cold
ness in the opening.
Amodio sustained the part Of Germont we'll.
His di Pnorxn-a Z mar was beautifully done,
and Displayed the conscientious artist
throughout its rendering. The other parts
are but secondary The choruses were verJ
fairly taken, but the opesa FILL lteless IS
whole La Tzaviata, In The hands of perfect
artists, never could be "a success. Its char
acter. is repugnaut, It's music sterile
plain Of noise, relieved here and
there by m aria which faintly reminds one Of
Terdi's melodic character. The old stagers
were not present, and the audience WIS com
pa1at1Fe1y a new one, and not impressed at
all with the music, although some parts Of 1t
were epleudidly done, and the opera as a
whole, received as good handling IS It de.
served.
Tonight. the beautiful opera Of the Eicnhn
Vetpers will be produced. The sale Of seats
Indicates crowded house.
The Battle OF Forest Bay.
Chicago Was full Of rumors yesterday tn re-
1ation to an affray upon the cars at Forest
Bay, between some Of the Musical Union ez-
and the Ellsworth Zouayes.
Madame Rumor gave ample employment to
her fhousand tongues, and each tongue had
different story to tell. The number Of
wounded was from one to fifty, and the num-
bcr Of Killed WIS from one to i've. Ladies'
were grossly insulted, others had bayonets
run through them, and so on with similar
nonsense ad saauscana. The truth Of the
whole matter is simply this: Superintendent
Of the Milwaukee road, placed a
special car at the disposal Of the Zouares,
and Just prior to leaving the grounds be in.
formed Capt Brand TINT be had better detail
q SOUND Of men to Keep the car, as passenger.
were persistent In their endeayors to OCCUPY
It. a squad Of men accordingly went to the
car and occupied the front Platform. Tho
rear Platform was already crowded with peo-
pie. Capt. Brand informed them the car was
reserved for his Company. but his inforna-