, 1863-06-03
lFrom Our Own Correspondent
SPRINGFIELD, June /, 1869


SPRINGFIELD, June !, 1867
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Solons are arriving quite numerously,
and for every member Of either House comes
dozen for the lobby. notice some Of your
horsc.rallroad men already on hand, ready to
buy or he bought-they do not care which;
would probably prefer the latter.
The session will hardly commence before
Thursday or Friday, probably not before
Monday next. The House will probably meet
tomorrow, and adjourn after having received
the Governors veto Of the Congressional Ap-
portionmcnt Bill.
As far us can learn, the Democracy will
endeayor to pass the following:
tst. uabeas Corpus act, now before the Senate,
having passed the House. This act proposes to
give the Sheris Of counties, VITO justices Of the
peace power to call ont the rose eonia!ta&. It
il intended to aid tho T. G. C.s. when they desire
to raisc the standard OF revolution In tho State;
and is virtually net to take the State out OF the
Union, II possible, BY placing 1t in opposition to
the General Government
"a. a congregational apportionmeht bill, in the
event that the Governor vetocs the one passed ut
the last eessfou.
81. A legislative apportionmcat bill, to give the
State into tho hands Of the copperheads for the
nc1t ten or fifteen years.
4tb. The appointment Of nm Armv Ar,,,,,o
po..s - 49, r. ..s,,.. - 1 a. xa"u's'nG
Of the tands Of the Governor.
9Th. An adjournment to January next, in order
TO await events and enable thu conDc,be.,1s tn
shape their action accordingly,
o..' -"' pa'e7ss " ''4e pe''o AL" "sta'suee tee
oint1ons.
In the meantime, the Governor will to.mor-
row send in his veto of the Congressional
Apr0rtionmtRt Bill to the House.
II is said by some Of the radical Democrats,
that they have certainly secured bic passare
OF their arsuietice and peace resolutions Iu lie
Senate by the election Of Sparks in the place
Of Rodgers, and the guiulng over Of one Of the
TWO Democrats who had opposed them ut the
last session.
THE NEW copprpry.D ppoap.v>,r
r,,o - c,a,anlo.a ,u..~.-N..
fnt1re ns1;c,, y ote ptTne iot inc
1utu1e' WHICH ~ ilo" unaef olscusslon IN Their
eas11es; g.. rs Is as follows:
,,ons. ocnese III, LIN luz hspuo
nsan nAatA!sttaI4on y, Aas anu VIII, 70 tne emu,
"oSed nnon eoerson ~
IRON tAe commencement Of the war, and have
un!s T.. osen ecolhpeilea 10 take certain stand
~ a.a sas1l ~ " .ne war on account oi the pres
su5e ns .! . P0pun5 eSeltement.
xu' = a11ng Inus 20 snoone the rebels by the
M1s, ne democracy pene'e that convention
~ u.s. naiy q the Ssa1es as can pe got to-
eelner snouio De called. All the Sta:es arc
to ne lasltea, out II Is not supposed that many
;ons e,"bnh W ~ s.a.es W1l ATTEND Pfoposi-
the South, which viii Secure her Institutions
and rfuhts' 'intact. When these rnrms nrc to
BIZ og;ced upon, IN armisticc is to he declared,
and The two SECTIONS are to treat If the
South refuses the terms and still holds ont.
~
into its original clements-ttat is. eacf state
becomes suYcrejgn and iu.,e,ent;ent 1,o,Ter
with the rjeht to Inake treaties. ;es,,re rror
&c, and Of touyse. also he Ti0M fo r,f,,. ,.re
eo1u5inationsf '''~
Sd. In the new combination, the Democracy
diamctrically opposed to those Of New En-.
gland. They viii accordfnp1v gn for a un;on
With the Southyestern sta;es IN or5er ~
form nnwerfn1 free.trai1e ogricnitn-'i oon'
the SoGfh, and The H. TaTrencr on fha nrth ~
and East, ~e''' S''~' Va '1'e 1''A 80
4th. The rreenbacks and naf1ono1 dsbt IN
this event, are Of cnursc to lie rnnnJiatef1f
tariff would be NECESSITY without this fin
ishing touch Of Coppcrheai treason md VII
hiny!
The adjournment Of the Legislature until
vanuly ,.ia - ~ sahs aosantaee OF any turn In
~ ~ anls 10 ne aoose scneme
r ~ 49,. 81.
TX. .,1l ~ sSsona saeil ln19rnat ecnemes
~ 10y xo NY aut W eouse catry tnem ont. and
49, snni, =. Ras a;ay essly .uau Wno Is Ia
tho 5eo,es egsd 5ea ~ 1oJousn"ent as 1faltor OF
LIZ @esPuse ,.o oJs. 1ns.,,,,,,,
oAp uoNo4itos W IAE sfAfE.
Inc condition OF the State grows more
alarming oanS. II answer to statement 10
an editorial IN saturdays TRIBUSE, that eix
nunu!eu 1hounleu men met IN f1ke county
lew aays slnee, ana elected their oihcers, the
As5'sEeT says that they were probably Mlssou-
Ihns- This 1s very likely, indeed, that six
hundred armed Mtssourians would dare to pa
rade In Illinois. ] have seen letters from
King statements thai similar meetings Aavc
been held IN thcm,' but IN less numbers.
Clark and Pike appear TO be particularly Sc
cesh at tue present Writing.
observe tAe 1smss o1 Jour CITY admits q
communication to its columns on Saturday
the Southern part Of the State are arming to
protect themselves against the acts Of the
Government which arc Intended to place the
negro on IN equality with the white man.
In the Southern part of Fulton aud the
Noi'heIn part OF schuyler counties, the Cop
Icrneaus ate tet nottotag meetlngs anu arm1ns
themselves u 1esls' tne government
COMMON SCHOOL DECISIONS.
In accordance with the Recommendation of
d blll making snail annronriation fnr the
publication of the decIsions If The seven,i
Etate Snneriutenaenfs and oF The Snnranna
Court, in relation to Common Schools waa
into the LecIslature Iast winter
aI1d nassed he Uouse 1lmost nnanimonslv
but, for some unacconntablc reason, WIS Il,
bled In the Senate. It is to be hopeii that ,he
blu viii be called IN. and promptly nassed, Mt
the Jnne session. f6r IL is f,ot tnn mnch ~ sny
that no 1,easnre WAS sn nnansnonsIr 1,aa;rx3