The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

meaning Aele l-AcA cAciteG uE tle arrest, and
made some demonstrations Of 4 disposition to
rescue the prisoners. Between an Illegal ar
rest and an illegal rescue. there Is, perhaps,
not 4 great deal Of choice.
The secret associations of the Republican
party. il viewed in the light Of Washington's
/ counsel should be regarded by the people with
the deepest adherence. In his Farewell Ad-
dress he says, apparently speaking directly to
the 5. B. elan: = All combinations and asso-
Citations, under whatever plausible character,
with the real design TO direct. control, eouuter-
act or ave the regalar deliberati0a and action
Of the constituted authorities. are destructive
Of this fundamental principle lthe duty Of ev-
cry individual to obey the govarn~ea,,) aud of
fatal tendency" This applies with equal force
to the rebels and the secret associations Of the
Republican party. and is commended 10 their
attention.
THERE IS 4 discrepancy in the rumors afoat
relative to Ex-Governor Nye and his late pri-
vaie Secretary DR.. Ives. Oue rumor has it
that Nye has resigned because there was uoth-
ing to be made in Nevada. Another ramor
says that I've has made over $4,000 IN the
new territory, aud has brought home tons Of
gold bearing quartz. Now if private Secre-
tary could do that well. it is reasonable to sup
pose that the Governor done better.
The Republicans tell US that contractors
have carried on the war The blood of our
men, the graves of the wounded, tears of the
orphan and the wall of the widow, have been
coined into money. They have
swindled the Government out Of hundreds of
millions. They have piled fortune on fortune,
aud, as distinguished officer at Washington
writes US, all the operations of this war are
even managed by political swuders, says the
tRepublicau) New Haven Courier, and yet
Democrats are required to sustain all this cor
ruption or be denounced as copperheads," >"
& traitors, - rebel sympathizars &c, &c.
Hox 0. II. BROWNING, was one of the
speakers at a recent Democratic mass meeting
in Quincy, Illinois The Herald says he made
a noble speech. He demonstrated that a
man can cali himself Republican and still be
patriot" Also, that his speech met the
cordial appreciation and received the hearty
applause of the Democrats" Browning was
appointed [. S. Senator, by the Republicans
on the death of Douglas.
JUDGE CONSTABLE, of Illinois has been dis
charged from illegal military arest on exami-
nation before the Z. S. District Judge of the
Southern District of Illinois, Judge Treat de-
cded that Judge Constable acted in good faith
and in strict accordance with his duty.
CAPT Jouy BRowy, of the Twenty ffh
Ohio has been appointed deputy Provost Mar
shall Of the War Department, Was old John
Brown alive, I should recommend that be be
appointed Commapder-in Chief,
WARD, the negro preacher who ran away
with Miss Hartwell, the Yankee schoo! teacher,
from indianapolis, a few days since, had the
mpudcnce to deliver lecture on the war, in
Montreal, on Monday night. He was attend
ed by bis atiuty and listened to by upward
of a thousand Kauucks
The Democracy of Wisconsin have elected
their State Judicial ticket by 10000 majority.
This result, the telegraph, under Republican
censorship, forgot to mention.
BIRNEY, one of the Abolition gods of the
Republicans OF Michigan, was beaten for Cir
cult Judge at the recent election. a decided
triumph for the Union cause.
THE Sioux and Winnebago Indians are to
be Immediately removed from Minnesota to
tract Of land on the Upper Missouri river,
near Fort Randall, several hundred miles from
any white settlement, where they will be per-
mitod the felicity Of cutting each others
throats to their hearts content
Miss HARrweLL," the patriotic young
lady who turned a child out Of school at Indian
apolis, and punished him severely for wearing
Copperhead pin, on Friday night last
eloped to Canada with a negro preacher by
the name Of Ward. Lovely, patriotic, Yankee
"schoo marm,' how your loyal nerves must
have been shocked at the sight Of copper
head q. II c.
THE Sacramento Union, in a recent article
iu which the editor betrays bis depression of
spirits at the prospect of having to defend his
party's reasonable dogmas against the as
saults Of united Democracy in the coming
canvas, says:
The indications, however, are that they Tthe
Democracy will be more open and bold in
their denunciation of the war, and more un-
blushing il their avowals of desire for peace
and 10 expressions of sympathy with the rebels
lu answer to the above false assertion of the
man who was an advocate of slavery, in Mo
bile, a Know Nothing. Vigilante. Democrat
and red mouth champion of Niggers Rights, in
4 ( ~ IL e H.. !.