Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

Mssstnry md Csvts Conflict an Cht.
eago-rhe order supervising the
Chicago Timcs-Wcetsmgo az Citizens
I'm Relation Thcreto-Pctitton al
Members of all Political Parties tn
the President for the Resembling of
the order.
The order of General BURNSIDE suspending the
Chicago Times caused intense excitement in that
city. There were fears Of mob in consequence
but NJ the proprictors of the paper had appealed
o. the law tn redress their grievances and deter
mine their rights as citizens. by common consent
IL was agreed To submit To the legal determine
ton OF the case Asa matter Of public interest
we copy from the Chicago Post is account of the
occurrences connected with the enforcement OF
General BuRSsipE's order:
At III o'clock ~ NJ on Tuesday. the pub
fishers Of the Times received the following mott
fcation:
By TKLTsgAru PROM HEApQUARrlns,l
CINCINNATI. June =.
Editor CHICAGO Times;
You are hereby notified that have issued an
order stopping the publication of your paper
which order will be published in the morning pa
rers of his city to-day TUESDAY morning You
will please govern yourselves accordingly
A f.. BvESsi9r. Maj Gen.
This was followed ut o'clock by the following
notice served upon the publishers 10y a military
officer from G mp Douglas
Nv TrI,aRsru FROM SrRi~aFirIp,
CuIcAco, June ,. lc63
10 CAPT James y. Painam Camp Douglas:
You ~ill enforce the following order OF NJ tior
General Burnside;
CtVciNNsri. June z. is63
GrS ASssS: I hive iS-ued an order suppress
ing the Chicago Times You will see that no
more publications OF Il are made anil IL neces
sar,. you will take military possession OF the
office
Signed y. l.. BuRNsfpF Mai Gen
J. AmsfS. Brig. Gen.
IL seems that no attention was given these or
ders and the work at preparing the paper for pub
hcation proceeded ne usual. At y later hour the
officer from Camn Douglas took possession of the
Office. aud notified the publishers that the paper
must not issue. This was speedily noisci abroad
and the utmost excitement on the part of the
friends OF that journal vas manifested Loud
denunciations and fierce threats were INDUCED in
and u openly declared by outside parties that
the paper should issue.
Meanwhile the publishers proceeded 10 appeal
from the military Ia the civil law. aud AT eleven
o'clock s night. upon an application properly
made. the following informal and temporary no.
tee was issued by the Hon. Thomas Drummond.
of the ; Circuit Court. aud was served upon
the officer in charge:
L: = Circuit Court. Norfhera District Of Illinois
Wlbw +. Story aai lnauias Worden rs
General T. Burnside. Cen Ammen aud
Janes = Putnam
Where's. an application has been made to me
BY bill on the equity side of this court a. restrain
rying into eifec. an order oi MI. Gen T.
Burnside. dated June n ie63. putpnrtinc Ia be
made nv him "a officer acting under the au
thorty % the United States for the suppression /
OF ue publication OF a newspaper caleb the Chi +
cago Times. aud whereas the application has I
neen m'1e AZ - late ~ hour that il cannot be 4
heard before q morrow now the above name1
defendants. and particularly the aid Gen Ammen
and JAS ;. Putnam. are hereby directed AMI en-
Joined On take 70 els or measures IN ~,-,v ito
effect the said orSier OF Nj Gen B.rrs;ds ,,oye
referred to- until che Application can lie head j.
open court 70 morrow: end they are h.r,hv o.
joined not 90 execute the same
THoNss DRrNNoNn. u :. JUDGE
CHICAGO. June ,. 1863.
Upon the service OF AIRS wet. the publishers
formed the officer Of their purpose % i>sue a "a i
per in the motning. whereupon the latter proceed I
ell 70 Camp D'aglas with the avowei purpose /
70 of'pg sufficient military force To carry ont
the Orders oil has superior officer Soon after
wards. the publishers dispatched number of
mounted scouts IN the camp with ins,ructions 20 /
reconnciter. and return with inform,.ion nj the
first movement Of the military toward the CITY
The scout returned about two O'Clock IN ,ba
morning. announcing that the military were on
the march. The paper was quickly put 20 nrcss
all the doors Of the establishment were Looked
aud the machinery run az it, high est soee5
TO get on as msny copies a. possible before the
troops should arrive. Probably tao third. Of the
edition were thus worked of The city carriers
received their full supply. and considerable por