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, 1863-09-07
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune,J
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept s, 1853.
Tic United States Express robbery is the
subject Of much talk here. Noyes passed
through here, On his way to Men York, With
one Of the Express Company's agents, few
days since. EoJes told them that the robber
was nun named Tue, residing in NeT
York, and formerly Of Chicago. This. how
e7cr, was false scent, and, in the meantime,
Noyes' room IN St, lonia WAS searched, and,
concealed among the special springs of q
lounge, s., 600 of the money was found. This
fact Was telegraphod to Toledo, where Noyes
was arrested. He passed through here on
Friday, on his way to st. Louis, in charge Of
Il. D. Colyin, agent at Chicago. On the way,
tst1een here and st. Louis, 1t appears that
Colv;n frightened Noycs into disgorgfng the
balance Of the money. Some say Fl. D.
Threatened to hang OF drown him, and Is he Is
one Of those men Tho mean what they say,
Charley thong ht 1t best to knock under. He
accordingly Informed Colyin wherc the money
uiglt be found, and 1t WAS fould, and more
too. In fact, the Company has got, in addi-
ton, more than enough money to pay all the
expenses OF hunting up the thief, as they
had OVER one hundred men at work for two
weeks, securing the country in all directions.
The amount stolen from the Express Conpa-
NJ was 100000, Of which Charley Noyes
had about 81 ,000.:
a dispatch from Secretary Stanton states
That no charges whatever have been present
I'd by Gen. Grant against Gen. McClernand.
traiu rnntsfrfnr {ffl nArsnn4 frem
, 1863-09-07
FROM MEMPHIS
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
MEKH1s, Sept. 8, VIA [
CArRa Sent + INA


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
MEMPHIS. Sent. q 1A ,
cA1ao, Sept. s, 1S6a5
There is nothing new from Arkansas. At
last accounts the armies Of Davidson and
Price were approaching, and collision about
eight or ten miles from Bayon Metaire, Was
Anticipated. -
Kirby Smith is commander of tho rebel
trans. Nit sissippt Department. Hcfsat little
Rock, Texas Is In command of Gen. Magru-
der, hcadouarters at Galveston.
Dick Tay1or is in command Of the Louisi-
an District, but has not gone 10 Price, rhose
HEADQUARTERS arc at Bayou Netairre, where
there are strong fortiacations aud where
Price proposes to make q desperate defense.
Dtfenees are also being put up at Little Rock.
The rebels have eleven cars and three engines
, 1863-09-07

New YoRK, Sept. 5-Thc Banks Of this
city hare accepted Mr.. ~Chzse's proposition
to lcna to the Government So, COO, 600, at
per cent. interest, aud be paid In the new
per cent legal tender treasury notes, author
lied By the great 5000, ,0O0, 600 Loan Act Of
last March. To this acceptance, however,
two conditions hare been laid, which It Is be-
1ieved Mr. Chase will scarcely accede to:
First, the Banks wish the Treasury Notes to
run one, two or three years, whereas it has
been deemed absolutely essential to the finan-
clal safety Of the. issue that one gear be the
extreme limit. Second, the Banks stipu1ate
thatif they take the first $50, ,000, 900 Of those
Treasury Notes, the remaining 1850 0oo, 600
which are hereafter to be issued, shall be ne
gotiatsd through the Banks L they shall U
be negotiated, It is urged that Mr. Chase will
be easily able to renlenish the treasury during
the next two months by the issue Of Ccrtid:
Gates Of Indebtedness df the 5-20's, and, If
necessary. small amount Of ordinary cur
rencY. An amount fully adequate may, by
these means, be raised without any serious
deraogement, If not with positive advantage
70 the general financial interests Of the coun-
, 1863-09-07

Of NeT York: 4 steamer, supposed to he the
Florida, Was seen passing down the channel
ofQueenstown on the 23a Of August, eyi-
den-ly In the track Of American vessels.
It Is stated that Mason and s1idel1 had long
ints rvic~s with Drouyn on the Goth and 2lst
Of August. The Central Association for the
recognition Of the Confederate States at Man
chester has issued manifesto, strongly urg-
ing recoenition and friendly mediation. The
Times in its article says there Is no belief in
the threats Of the Washington Government
against France in regard to mediation.
The general beliefts Is that the American pro-
test will now be feeble, aud unattended by
any threat. for the first really offensive threat
against Napoleon would be the signal for the
OF the Confederates-
The Daily Nescs says 1t ID stated that not the
least doubt can be entertained that Ma1iulfl-
Ian has accepted the throne, and that
European loan has been proposed to start the
1eW government, and pay the oVert1ua liabili-
lies. The notes Of the Western Powers have
been delivered to Gortsch1kof. There had
been no response, as yet. .
, 1863-09-07
FROM V|CKSBURG.
Important from the South.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
V1cKsarna: aug; u,
] Wis CAmo, Sept. n, 1883. s.
Reports from the South by scouts are thai
Johnston's army Is scattered along the road
between jackson and Mobile, for hundreds
of miles. It is found impossible to support
them all in one body. Fifteen thousand ot
| Pembettonfs troops refuse to report at the
Demopo1is rendezvous for paroled troops. :.
Breckfnridge is adyisipg non~combatants to
go North, as they only embarrass the Con-
federacy. !: =
Gen. Dan. Maury is In command OF the
forces at Mobile. The whole population,
both white aud black, are at work on the f9r-
aea:: PemseI.oa 1i attempted 10 address il the
people at Demopolis, 1ately, when hs uus
pelted with rotten apples.
The people Of Alahama are attempting to
hold meetings TOT reconstruction. One held
in Green county, Was dispersed at the point
cf the bayonet.
There is great suffering in tue Interior Of
Mississippi for want of food. The authori
ties will not allow the people to come within
our lines if they can help it. They would
rather they ahonld as'zVe~ -.
Inefe ID great depression over the loss Of
inact'nery 1T ana near 6fenada. ING con-
maha Of chnlmezs was aens there TO pr'ng II
soatn, "hen they 1ell into the: arms OF the
io1ce sent IRON Memphls' anu one Oo"
here.
Bragg is reported at Atlanta, Ga. Rose
Grams is not even located: BY rumor.
We have news from Charleston OF the 3lst.
Nolhlrg definite.
fnblic confidence Is shaken IN Johnston.
He was compelled 10 eeno MS Cafonna troops
10 SAVANNAH OF nave tncm desert. Aoout
4'oVV OF lhese troops Fent tmtnef On 'le 1oln'
All 1h1Dgs looh el'en' ~ 1n,s eopas.me
our Troops ate lse"iug 1npa.leas u n9'e'
"eather cool ana nealthg. .
lspeclal plepa.co 70 Inc o. eo'eago l,s af'oens:i
sAsAeo' xs a1s a{os,,s ~ w ~. no a,.s"ad Ha
- eeoe, 1n ..Ne., 80. 'A1 ss,e
Eet.s eeae1aa eoasss. ,sAsaoa aaaes :sas ~
1ao,'ah.s 1ot teai u s,es. .. W 'omos4au. 4 s.
oa lne cat5' ~ u "en l'.4ueo' W. aeuelon' ~
IN troops: everything ID tef@ u'su: Lug
oioesaae has oesn carried On almost "itaonS
lnterfuptlon' ara draws eola aro snser from
the country. Each cargo raises the prices Of
goid' until 1t Ia now hiseen hundred per cent.
ind impossible to get at that. we haVe dates
, 1863-09-07
From Washington,

WAsH1Ko7oN, Sept. 5.-Postmaster s. Gener-
al Blair has returned to Washington from q
visit with the second assistant Postmaster
General, Mel elan, butts still prostrated with
sickness at his residence.
The Potomac 1otil1a reports no signs re-
Gently Of rebel troops along the river.
The official orders show that the capture of
the gunboat Reliance and Satellite by the
rebels WINS owing to q disregard to 1nstruc'
The Treasury Department is engaged in the
notifications OF Regulations Of Commerce
On the Miss{Esippi River.
, 1863-09-07
FROM CINCINNATI.
Especial Diepateh to the Chicago Tribune.]

Especial Diepatth to the Chicago Tribuue.1
C1SctSNAT1, Sept. {, 1863.
Col. C}uke, Of Morgan raid notorIety, has
been brought to this city from Columbus, On
the charge Of perjury, having taken the oath
Of allegiance about q year ago.
The Democratic county convention, which
was held at Carthage on Saturday, was i spir-
it1css affhir, less than four hundred peraons
being present. Dr.. Isaac Wise, John schsR,
and Jas. F. Wright, were nominated for State
Senators.
A small fight took p1ace at the depot, ut
Columbus, last night, between two Vallan--
djgham men and several soldiers belonging
to the 45th Pennsylvania, 9Th army corps.
The Va}landighamersw were forced to beata
, 1863-09-07

i from F. Pillow, and helped themselves to al
, the goods, clothing and boots they could take
of with them. They threatened to bum the
toTn but did not venture upon that expert
ment. There have been some half dozen
regiments formed IN Western Tennessee, fol
Luz eede1a army duf1ng tne PAST IL" weeks.
home dnards fer the defense OF property
una crops, are also 1of1ning IN several coua:
ues.
"e nase late ads1cea 1om New Orleans.
een: e1ant and aen. Thomas have gone do"n
~ Ns~ ol'eahe 10 s1aat ten banks.
- -. -stsu 4'a. , In .en n, n1nhs u eotns 70
,..As..n, .nu luz otaa. W. co.tnA.6 ~ 11o
N.E1tp. I9nn as.l' aaa c1pta'e noone.
- ~ %I'. ,.ea.s ,;oal W.
:. ,,at oa-t,,.is' '1-aa~, tsaa.h :. - e-.Ss.ss
49, ~ -. ahs.zaS"s 80 -
Toh;1o oas ,~,r ~ saa-es 49, ~ er,st s1~".,a5
~ -u..s -. s ~ eaus..'o. ~ sns.t tuastoa
+s.tha - ~ pa,.,s.s- ~ - =. s1s ss-.,...
asv;ces ~ from @ 1I ths sonth h conf1r@ ~ the f.u of
snmter md WAGNER a1so thot thrra reaar,1
sr.n.c1,as h.d 3asssd .11 Tho ohstrnct;onz'
and vera in front of Charleston. ehel,fnp tina
c,tv. from which they desfsted ancord1np to
report. on1Y at The instance Of the British
Consu}.
The Mobile 1s,tqruph Of the 9th, admits
fhe fal1 of Sn1nfer. INIT 1nt1mates that thew
hare other means Of defense. itsays Charies
~, NV h. b,1oa hr+ ,a,o- n, h. nv.
~" 1uSH' w oAt"e" o"' As'st "A W su2.
rendered.
MKNPH1s, Sept. 3.-Bug. Gen. Carr, who
has iust recovered his health, which WIS
~s.t,.. .....,~s,. 1..,1rr:. - -
, 1863-09-07
FROM GALESBuRe, ILLINOIS.

Ispecial Dispatch to the CtIcsgo Trtbune.1
GAIEsDun5, ILL.,, Sept. &, 1868.
Great preparations are being made here for
the grand Unconditional Union Mass Meeting
to be held in this city on Thursday, the 10th
inst. Gov. Yates and Gems. McClernaud and
Prertiss, and other distinguished speakers,
baye promised to be present. ualf fare trains
will be run here from all directions. It is
expected that there will be 81 enormous
reetfnr
, 1863-09-07

Gen EIunt:s Little Army Whips
the Rebels.

ut G1DkoX. 1ND1AN TERuT0rT. kng. q,
Tia dLEAyEkwoKTu. Sept S. j.
G'n Blunt, with Ills army, forty-ave hun
s::ed strong, including twenty pieces Of fart1-
try, crossed the Arkansas rirer on the 22d,
ard f!cscd battle to the rebel Generals Steele
c,.d Cooper, who had massed on Lis front
II Goo men. Atcr u flint show of resistance,
.he cncmy commenced retreat, which SOON
turned into diso7derly flight. They oban-
s.oned all their property.
Blunt pursued them hundred miles south
TT tic Arkansas, to IerrEEne, which is only
i..' tan:uTcd and destroyed their commlssaEy
<,,,of. They continued that1 flight to Boggy
Ie,ot, on Red River.
TIC Indian Territory is now clear OF rebels.
E:ln1 is now marching on Fort smith,
'9L.cL will doubtless FIJI without struggle
, 1863-09-07

ST. LOUIS, Sept Give gentlemen, COM
nosinr the Relief Committee Of Lawrence,
recently ] sent sent from Kansas City to the Asao-
ciated Press, saying large amount Of goods,
money, md Numbers ..lS of h9rses sna taken By
e faisa az the horses stolen from Lawrence
nnjT three haye been returned, and the value
Of merchandise recovered Kfll not exceed
$780,
sr. Louis, Sept. 5.-Gen. sSnoaeld telc-
pranhed Lieut. Gov. Hall, from Kansas City,
fhaf there viii be no invasion Of Missouri BY
the people Of Kansas, :, H..
, 1863-09-07

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 6-Military authorities
here do not apprehend any immediate danger
Of rebel invasion Of Kentucky in force,
though they think small bands Of gucrillas
nay make incursInns at different points,
which they deem themselves fully able to
, 1863-09-07
THE SIEGE or oHARL EST0H,

FonTREss MoNRoE. sent. 4-Thn sfea,onr
spauldiug arrived at q n,c1oct 1ast evan;ny
from off Charleston. She left a5or,;s Is,on5
Monday Inst She r7norts that a sevare .to~ra
had nrsro;1ed there f;,r e,ver,, da1. o,,1s,n..
II verv rou.-h whors ~ - Hse+1.r -, aa.,1.,E,
etonn;nr o11 noro, a1a..4;o.. e'AAe1'
NV Yoor sent s-n sfor-,s 1a,.,a,o.ta.
n fsentemher 81 n tba H-ra,1 o e.-... 1r
.. ~ =" e4o ~ "S1, ea3s'
1oue nou4tors, tae fassa1c, fa1apsco,
Nahnnt and Montsuk, came in yesterday
afternoon. and enpapad Fort Non1tr;a and
tha hottar;aa ~ c,,,s1a.,a I.,.-. ..4e a-, "l.a
tno pAtset!es W ootnsaa 1slauo, uflng &C.
caalonal shot at Sumter and Wagner. The
cugaeement commenced abont t,,f.nost
+tTae ,,c1oot ~ ca,,ti.sas - 49, . .7S r.
ire was maintained with great Intensity, tg.
, 1863-09-07

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CEcESAr1, Sept. ca dispatch wls re-
ceived in this city, today, announcing that
Gen Burnside entered Knoxville on The 4th.
No particulars.
, 1863-09-07

ST., LOUIS, Sept. GA special to the Mem
phis RkpnMican, says the steamer Progress.
from White River, brings newa that General
Davidson. with cavalry aud artillery, the ad'
vance Of Steelefs army, on the 2Sth ult.
drove the enemy, 1000 strong, across Bayou
Metaire Bridge, killing and Wounding about
100, and capturing 200. Our loss is 80. The
rebels burned the bridge aftcr crossing.
:. Steele was at DuYall's Bluff Oh the 31st.
, 1863-09-07

CAIRO, Sept. 5-The tobacco and corn are
about half destroyed by the frost, from Vim
cennes to Seymour, on the Ohio and Missls-
sippf Railroad. Nearly all the cotton crop In
Southern Illinois is destroyed.
, 1863-09-07

ST, Lov1a, Sept 5.-Gcn. scho1ed has Is.
tutd an order forblddipg armed bodies o.
,aeu not belonging to the o. $. troops, PASS
:Eg- from Knosas to Missouri o. tfee s,ersa.
under any prctext whatever, and the u1iltar1
vice. will not be permitted to pass from one
State into the other without express orders
from the district commander,
, 1863-09-07

BALT1AoRr, September 6.-Ex-Goyernor
Thomas has been Fenomirated for Congress
IN the IN District of Maryland, by eonven-
Union resolutions.
, 1863-09-07
Ne1p A0uerttse111st1tf<

THE SCURRILOUS AND IL
L be'oas stack In the now s3vsE.tasaent cot9p7n
ie-y, enaaauag t-om dc Cla.k st:set 2ctufe sso2,
chro45 in.oxcation which causes h:s t.nosa All
1iadctyeEes: to b. aks Gso@tnsSas Ss ~ @ 9i9a@.
touch plteh Without betng dencd" hercfore. shall
cea.e to nos.ce hts atsack5 Y f5tnSo ta:o1xh tae
prcssion Of cruelty to a1in1Is (donksJs lncladed)
1reve1t4 my pu1a1t1E the author A5 NJ deserves.
CarteH yte equal to the best It only = per DOG,
III Lake stle eet.
IfnT-1t RAY MAS AGENT
, 1863-09-07

Duskv111r, c. ", Sept. GA large fire
occurred here lust night. Ten buildings
t,ores. de-, on Man street, Nerc destEosfo.
44oes &45, 600. = T.,'S : II: =. - -
, 1863-09-07

From Aspinwal1.
: NEW YoRK, Sept. 5,-The steamer Cham
piop, from Aspirwal1, 27th, arrived this
morning, has over S23So, 900 in treasure.
, 1863-09-07
THE BECkAAka MURDER CASE
RETRIBUTION UPON THE
::::z z GUILTY ONES.
Execution Of three Of the Murderers
>. at. Columbus, Ky.


c4..c4L1 1S-1
t1Aeoalaou u saioo VI tllo AuIaolois
ut f!n1nuhus. Ku.
F.
r.. .-------
a.. 1r,,,, rnx 49, rn,o..--, IL,
'-; corpmus:: Kv- gepts,nber T. 1862
Tl,s readers Of the Tn1prSr viii undoubt~
CIV MI b.iuc to mind the narrowing details
of = most ciue1 md atroctous murder which
u.s committed in the early part Of last month
ut or lear Compromise Landing, Ia the coun-
+v of 0hfon. Tennessee Reference has baen
~ .s.e .,,s.o 80. :. ,as.
maoe 70 ane c'ee IL lueee co4olnns' NJ 1ea7s'
morc Than once, and It Will hardly be necessa-
~, in relating the c1osing scenes in the trage-
a. mr. far AZ th-ee of the nnnrd,nrrs ,rr con.
cerSeo' 10 entef fsfea'3y anto PARTICULARS oi INC
murder ITSELF Some OF the most salient
tna t'a 49,, %s ~ +,,a.a 10y ~ =. .os
tne oenen1 OF tnose WHO may aot neiore have
1e.1d Of the affair.
rHe nrnnvn.
,..4
AZ compromise Landing, near the dividing
lire between Kentucky aud Tennessee, upon
the M1esfss1nnI hanks. res1ded a family hv tba
uo.i.1,.., NJ. .,.x-,, ,
nans VI oseAnau1' 1nae Houeeao1d consasted
Of Mnjor Benjamin Beckham, a veteran Of the
war Of 1912. his son. F,anl. Rarl-b.r, o,d
tnn. ~ e,;,are,, - ~" IT,. ~ n...as a4u
loul eu'a1Asa u VT ias.e1' Aaneo respective
j., lau1a, Kate, Caroline, and Richard, the
last uamcd IN infant of two years. There
-. Am ro,r,o- .hfla 49, - -, -
Nus eto oaDset ennu' W. IT. WIN ,Mss'
becRham, was absent upon Visit IN the tnte-
rior Of the State, at the time the MASSACRE
took place.
Tn thr Bectha,n fam;,v reszdad , v,,,,,r ~,
/ ornd Woman nct3nr ae orraa =, ~. nh,1a
| t}onrd ahove. She waa s1ao ,bsan+ =, a. T..
! t......1.. --.s.-N" -. -. t.o "
@'1o! "aen 1'as 1n"1oe1 "aS COMMITTED, but
appears to hare been an unwilling instrument
| in the hands of the coloned ,nen' With ,.b,o,,
- .,..--., ,.,,,tts, ~ "@~D
'"e ct.n7 "4a coaa1lu'lea. IL seems that
some friends or 1elastFes OF this co1ored gil
had deserted their masters, came within the
Upion lines, and been placed in the con.rns
hand csmn at 1s1a,a n Ten ~S.s" .ss 49,
~.,a e7,noaa n cr1+,vo+;,.x 49,. -.
,ana. o1a he,re edcca+ss ~, ss.s sos ussel.so
.a14o7' eno 0'e, e"1N'sou ~ eoaae P1oas L.
dies and oefesolcnt gentlemen, who, under
the command Of the General Of the District
A.. -.-.-x-., 3e1'
| and friends Of the girl were yery anrions that
, 1863-09-07

Fire.

DosroN, Sept. Swell executed flves on
/; the New England Bank Of Boston, were put
in circulation today.
, 1863-09-07

cox REWARD.--A a four year
eD-c I'D Iron Grey Mars OF under BIze. q Enito
s;1eak down her nose; anq A short tt f;o5ans T.
kan n1akee County. III. EAs stolen about three week.
ago BY dark cotnpaxtoa led san, wearing !etvet
Natstcoat ard over tfx Zee. high. Apy one bringing
The rnme to 3. REEDE. or giving reliable infas1n1
Non - to he7 where:honts stall xeceiye tht above
TeEard. e. Y. RILEY. odlca OF PtR!fa Faruc.. Cat
cago. Ill. eaI-mtto It 1stu
, 1863-09-07
A L Ell 7 H. + jo.,,,, Can't j, ,se,

"A Sr. JosEra, Sept. 8, 1858.
Mr. Il. P, 8rASIHT:
Dear s.r-I to-day ship you II baskets ot Peacacs-
-Four of these nATked-a1u Calls " ta.cr1c- 3sze. de-
fect re. Ac.-too choice a variety to thTaw away
They vii bring something. The q b1saets A:e all
PERFXcT FEAc1IKs. OBJ. D.
This Co1a1gEcr paid SO far the labor Of thnulpR
the Peaches On less than two acres OF us orch ard
Who can complain u We do ask rA1n PR1cN for
Psachts bearing such brand, Csu 9nd see them at
s. State street, II, p STANLEY.
eeE MI
, 1863-09-07

Tic st. Louis Express Rob.
bcrY.
ST, IyoU1s, Sept. 5.-The money stolen
trcm the United 6tatcs Express Company
Las been recovered, and Charles Eoyes re-.
f,.eeA
, 1863-09-07

NOTICE.-The Mercantile Asso.
~ e,ati3n Tin held RsEal.s Mcetsn: at their
rooms this tGpSOAT] evening. at Tk O'Clock
SCI IN tCS.1t NJ IADD Sfcretarr
, 1863-09-07

utintamed BY passion.
TIE Trial.
L patient and candid investigation of the
eptire affair was at once entered upon here,
as soon AS the prisoners, Ind been secured,
e1d Gen. Asboth appointed 4 Commission to
try the murderers, Of which Col. ". T. Shaw,
nf the 1ath Iowa }nfahtry volunteers, WAS
pretidtnt. The business sas coolly aud de-
libe1ate]y prosecuted, until at last the end hss
been reached, and the three colored men,
Stevenson, Ray, and Jim Webb we're found
guilty.
TIE Order FOR THEIR EXECUTION.
The finding of the Commission, when their
latcrs had ended, WIS sent to Gen. Hurlbut,
Mt Memphis, the commander Of the 10th army
corps. It Was yesterday returned with his
approval.
Ths g1t;! s5aer for the conclusion of tn: drama
- SESEnA1 oRnEns. No. 11s.-rhe trial of
lite mutdercs Of the Beckhao family WAS Held.
pn11uant 70 special orders No. 10, dated Feb.
nha' ,h gt the as and ~ , 12 dated
1GsA army corps, ut Columbus, before a Miit3
tary Commission, Of which Col. y. I. ShaW
Of the 18th lows infantry volunteers, was
President
The above mentioned order specifies
against Lewis Stevenson, Wn. Ray, and Jim
Webb, pegroes.
The charge is that of murder, committed
on the 4th dry Of August Lust, 1858, in the
county Of 0bion, State Of Tennessee. After
setting forth the general apd bare facts in the
VIM. Ray, Jim. Webb and Lewis Stevenson,
did murder and assist in the murder Of Ma}oi
Benjamin Beckham, Mr. Frank 4. Beckham,
sld his four children, Laura. Kate. Caroline
| zud Richard Beck ham,"
| Tic ptisoncrs all plead "guiltJ" to ouch
The following is the finding Of this courI
| ard sentence, and the approval Of the SAINT
| by Gen. Bur}but, an embraced In Order No
| 1i6; Gom Memphis:
The, Court, after mature elaboration. ind th'
arcused. Leris Stevenson. Nin- Bay. and Jim
| Ncbu, nrE.oes, guilty. - follows:
OF apcc3htat1nn TO drBt charge, fmurdef}, guilty
| OF d.ft charge, charge {naurderI. guilty.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

leave every one free 10 proclaim his sym
pathy with the Rebellion mp to the point
Of overt and iudictable treason. Let every
one speak or write as to him shall seem
good up to the point which shall bring him
into direct and punishable collision with
the laws of the land If he resists draft,
it he screens deserters, or does any other
act that the law will take hold Of let him
be dealt with as the law prescribes; but
let no man be arrested who is
not to be indicated, and no
disloya act or utterancc that keeps within
the law be punished otherwise than with
public reprobation and loathing. SO shall
Northern disloyalty be generally restricted
to m ere words, which break no bones-to
windy demonstrations, which the first
crushing Union victory will arrest. Had
the Union arms been steadily victorious,
the Copperhead would have been to this
day an unknown species Of politician; and
the capture of VickSburg tomorrow would
do more to strife Northern dsIoyalty than
the suppression Of thousand Copperhead
journals, the deportation Of hundred Val
landighams.
Let Freedom be trusted by her cham.
pions She deserves and will requitc their
confidence. No force Of demonstration
will, indeed, make true men of ingram
traitors; but the disease which affi'cts the
body polite were better brought out than
driven in. A windy, blatant apostle Of
of sedtion is fur less dangerous than a
silent, secretive consprator who mines in
darkness, and stabs with gloyed and
steal:hy hand. Let sympathy with Trea.
son be encouraged by impunity to unmask
and display itself, that it may the sooner
excite the general adherence it SO richly
merits. Let tie elected chiefs Of the Nation
trust the Nation TO evnce due regard for
its own existence, its own safety. So shall
we fight the coed fight in cheerful sunshine
feeling morally aud reasonably sure that
no pits are digging under our feet, whence
we shall be suddenly hos cd into the air,
to descend in wreck and ruin. Statesmen
of the Republicl trust in God and the
People, in Liberty and Light aud yonr
trust will'nol be in vain!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
Form the New York Independent.
The Treatment of DisIoyaity.
BY HORACE GREELEY.

The political fahrick known TO onr peo.
pie and the world as the United States of
North America, is involved in desperate
struggle for existence. Assailed from
within by vast and formidable rebellion
the ripe fruit of thirty years of conspiracy
and preparation, it is more insidiously war
red upon by the devolees of Caste, ofsPrv-
ilege, Of FeudaIism in the Old World, who
truly discern in its overthrow their own
triumph aud security. For half Gentry,
the flfully increasing Liberal party Of Eu-
rope has looked across the Atlantic to tins
country with lively interest and With stead.
lily growing satisfaction. 1t has more aud
more been emboldened to say to its adver-
saries, "You assert that sef'governing
community, untaxed for lhesnpport OF Roy
atty, Prelacy, Aristocracy. and a great
Standing Army, is a chimera. Look to
America, and see there in actual, present,
palpable, fCurishing existence. that which
you pronounce impossible. And, if prac
ticable there,.wb not here? Are the A.
mericans more intelligent, more yir,uous,
mote capable than wei Why is selfgov.
ernment feasible in the North American
States, yet not in Germany, France, Great
Britain, or ltalyl"