, 1863-02-13

eAAA4CAuA Etus VI l41E 4AcStut uncOnbElu-
tiona1 ,nauseous compound called the bunk
ing system.
The 1'u1ton Count Resolutions.
On The 10th Of January last, the Copper
heads Of Lcc, Fulton County, in this State,
NIT at the Sweeney School House; John Cline
was chairman and Peter Rigdon, Secretary. 4
ret Of resolutions were passed, Of which thc
following Is tho pith:
Wcarc not willing 10 rc,!ler further support or
aid to m Administration that openly Violates the
Constitution Of the United States.
dangerous and unit pereon 10 be at the head Of thc
milton. hut is to'f*Noy. az! prjurfd, mud should
nqlonser be permitted tel to disg.aee the chair:
wond deliberately arm Ave hundred Thousand
n!'ss ,;so 1bd I'd ss,h tasa the loose upon
We here deliberately md firmly pledge oHEAelyc+'
one 10 the other, TINT wc 1rlA not renaoE any sup.
t. ths Administration a yost
md that NC will rffist 70 khe death Ill attempts 10
araf my 81 citizens into the army al 'at We
WI, W. Il pfI se mlnions nj ~ ie elr hlrdnns1ston
Another resolution regards the Emnneipa.
lion Proclamation Us:
Tic entering wedge which, will ultimately
bi,idc lie Middle hid Northwestern statcs
i:'m our, n'ltehlci,maanE, puri'aniea, tanat!cal
tc formation of nrnocratic republic. out Of tho
M!1dlr, Northwestern and Southern Htntus. Aud
for ihIs VIC ART thankful:
Another resolution pledges The Democracy
Of Illinois to cxpc1t tllc free negroes introduced
Int" tic Suite, or to u1ord licnl. together
with tho pcrsoHs who nlay l'o engaged III
Bringing item In, "hoslltable graycs.'
Thcec resolutions were published tn the
Cincinnati E"qninr-next TO tho scccsh org"tl
III this city, the most malignant Coppcslicad
journal III tho country-witl'out rrolnst. but
on their being denounced by lilo Columbus
Stattsman, ulfo Coppcrhcad, tho Enquirer
mildly protested against their reasonable
character.
There resolutions reached the army at Galln.
tin, Tenn. In the 10od Illinois regiment, 10.
Gated There, arc twelve boys, who were citi.
zcns If Lee md lis immediate vicinity, when
they enlisted in dcfensc Of their country Their
| o. c. sp,asue, AN. Stodard.
John BARKER, James Strcw,
l., c. Curtier, z. A. Hulick,
Samuel Taylor, Char!cs Fost
They hive sent us an indignant protest
against Ibis reasonable action Of their Cop.
perl,cad neighbors, when they are facIng the
enemy IN the field. We should be glad to
| publish TIC entire document, but can only give
the closing part:
s.Anl now ne would say to our old neigh.
| the c1ovcn foot, that after coolly considering
your resolutions, We recommend to you tu
take them back. But il you think differently
We commend yon to that history which will
surely wipe you out IL any event In the fu
turr. And here VIC make known and record
onr detcstation Of all such men and sucl
principles.
Intes1iuc Troubles in Dixie.
Evidently the rebels have enough on thel,
hands, when, in addition to fighting our ar
mics, 1t is found necessary to employ thei,
troops in suppressing dangerous and threat
ching combinations at home. The Confedc
racy has Etllen upon evil times. General Lee
commanding the Military Department com
prising Northern Georgia and Southwestern
South Carolina, has issued a general order il
which he says that he has been Informed
"thcre are q number Of dcsertcrs, tories, anG
corscripts resisting the law" III those sec
tions, and that he I" has dispatched force It
suppress any insurrectionary movements, tt
capture dcserters, and generally to restore
tranquility to that part of country" And III
adds, "this I desire to do pcaccably If can
forcibly i'll must" He then warns ell NAL
contents to report aud be organized
into military commands, and promises
a free pardon to al1 complying with hi:
warning who hare not rendered themselves
obnoxious to the Charge ofhaving perpetrated
violent infractions Of the laws Of the State Of
Confcdcracy, but declares that if they persist
in "open treason'' he will "pursue them into
their businesses and use a1l the power and
means at his control to arrest and bring them
to condign punishment" ttHs men," LII
says, "willbe ordered to fire upon them, AMI
at all hazards to capture the Last man, uuti
this reasonable movement is completely sup
prcssed.' This is 4 revelation for which IF
were scarcely prepared, and proves the exist
ence Of 4 spirit Of insubordination and insul
rection in the States Of Georgia and Soutl
Caroli,a that has hitherto been scdulousl
concealed.