Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-04
From Chicago.

From Chicago.
CHICAGO, June "a motion made in the
L. s Court. this morning. by the Times counsel
to defer the application for an injunction until
notice of the application could be given to the
military conmandAnt at Camp Douglas.
In granting the motion, Judge Drummond
said:
Il may be pardoned for saying that personally
and officially bdeSre to give every aid and n
sistance in nv power to the Government and the
Administration In restoring the Union. but have
always wished to treat the Government one of
law and constitutional limitations. and not a Gov.
errment of mere force.
| personally have contended. and shall ALWAYS
contend for the right of free discussion and the
right of commenting. under law and under the
Constitution. upon the acts Of officers Of the Gov
eminent.
During the day, the Times Office seemed to be
the centre of attraction by large number of
p ople
In accordance with the call issued in the fore
neon, an immense meeting assembled ut o'clock
to night in front Of that office The crowd soon
filled the street. rendering il impossible to &C
commodate all Shortly afterwards they ad-
iourued to the Court House square. and were ad
dressed from the north side entrance by gentle
men of both parties
The speeches counseled obedience TO the laws
side
At the present writing the meeting is orderly
and nothing of n serious nature anticipated
Judge Davis, the L Court, for the south
ern district Is expected night to act in con
nection with Judge Drummond
Gen. Ammen is also expected To night.
The Illinois Legislature on the sup
preston of the Chicago Times.
SPRIxGFIELp June "A preamble and reso
buttons passed the House of Representatives to
day, bv vote Of ~ To l3. after an exciting de
bate in substance as follows:
WHEREAS. Information has reached this bod,
that an order has been issued by General Burn
side for the suppression of the Chicago Times
and.
WHEREAS. Such order is in direct violation o
the Constitution of the Uni ell States and of this
State. and destructive of those God given princi
Piles whose existence and recognition centuries
before written Constitutions were made, have
made them as much part of our rights as TIL
life which sustains us; therefore.
Be II resolred By The House of Representatives.
the Senate concurring therein. That we denounc
this order which threatens act so revolution
ary and despotic. contrary TO liberty, destruct
i've of good Government subversive of the Con
stituton and national rights. and that if carries
into effect we consider it equivalent to overthrow
ing our form of Government and the establish
ment of n military despotsm in its stead.
Resolred That in view Of the deploring an
monstrous consequences which must inevitable
follow from such action if justified by the Gener
al Government, We vet firmly request the with
drawal of the order in question and disavowa
thereof by those in power. the only cours
which can be pursued to reassure our people tina
constitutional freedom, dear to their hearts
has not ceased
The attention of the Government is called I
this infringement OF popular rights and the invs
sion of the sovereignty of the State of Illinois.
Latest from vicksburg.
LAKES LANDING on THE YAzOo RIVER, May q
Scouts report that Gen Johnston is advancing
One army corps advanced to meet him. carryin
seven days raiions, yesterday
Johnston's line Of march is reported 20 be be
tween the Yazoo and Big Black rivers. His in
intention is to retake Haines' Bluffs, and brea
up onr communications by the YazoU.
Jehnston's force is variously estimated at fror
l5 900 to $4,000 Grant s confident that be ca
defeat him, without being compelled to raise tn
siege of Vicksburg.
Advices from Grants army to the 30th say IN