, 1863-05-28
THE REASON IYUX.

Tho tc.ccr,nb s,vs Govcr,or Eirkwooa
and ,he A1intant General Of Iowa are en-
o,,u,r FIR y;cks1n,rr and with them Gov.
so,omon of Wisconsin. These State Off
GERS ]eave with them hospital steamers and
sanitary stores in abundance, to be devoted
to the aid and alienation Of the sutIerings
Of the wounded Of their respective States,
fresh fror, the recent battle fields. No
}oya1 Illiuoisiau will note, with
ont shame and indignation at
thc fact that in this humane
movement, Governor Yates cannot Join.
nn former occasions he has been first to
1e,,l in the beautiful and holy mission of
c,nyinc s,,ccor to our wounded. In these
recent battles, in tie struggle doubtless
s,i11 in prnrress. Illinois has a larger stake
,hen a,l7 othcr Statc. The ycry,flower, and
,,,7t of hcr no1,1e recin,cpts arc with Gen.
1r,+ Th.x- u;u I'll, hv hundreds and
.hoso vo,,ndcd will he found on every
,,o,t ~ +bn field Thc "so,dier's
r-s.a,, tho r,on rhoso name
;w.11s m the Inns of every Illinois
soldier with love md reverence, Gov.
Yates is detained hclpless at Springfield
by the deliberate and diabolica1 plotting Of
illinois Conncrheaas. men whose sympa-
,hies arr wholly with the rebels, 4 State
Treasurer entirely in tl,c;r interest. whose
- ,..o- 1.xo,,. avn 1,ro1 +troh ox,,1t.
~ oo,,,-o,,,;o+;o,s ,,,,do t- o,,r 1ota T Iaa;s.
lug app ae1'4 '1"ou' Iii.Aoe ~ ooA A"se "eS.'
aAeu'e "no 7e@onose Wv" Wv o~~'." -
Lie people, anu bids GOV. 1tcS seek 1ls
remedy III the Courts.
Nrn Of Illinoisi this iei Connerhcadism
a.,
1hese a1e tae "ea "A' i1e p'o11n55 LII w
midst to aid the rebels. This is the "firt
=, ,1,o roo-r I11;,,;e cold;oro rnov oufFa
:" 'ne 4ea': Auo'' so'"'o'7 uo' eun~
on the banks Of the iaZ0O, and as theJ
,.;+-1oee +ho Manifestations ot mr. eista
"i'na sne n'''4'oS' "''oH' " va '17.~
States tolthe'r own wounded, will ask VIII,
Illinois has forgotten them. They vii
80. w.. ,,.- 1a.. - -,
"onoes Ena' nhs oeco"e VI III
alacrity and profuse 1iberality which sen
,,~,r,ot State a;d N S);1oh md none}so,
4Non'pA o"~ ".0 -.
and made the tender care OF Illinois to
Acr voundod eone nrorcrh in t1,o orm,
0et "oun"eu Son' p'o'e.0 - .ns
It is Coppcrhcadlsm that has defeated til
>,,;eeion vhoco c,11 rxas ncvor hoforo 6
pressing. olen OF ILLINOIS. NOW 10 70
like the picture? Soldiers Of Illinois, At
rov 1;t.,v to fo,rct these mon who ar
s'o ~ 4''6~ @~s1 n,A WV At
thus proving true TO their pledges OF keel
inr up !" fire in the rear 2"
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General Hooker on Eamp Fol
10,verS.
HEADQUARTERS Army or Tug ForoAAc,
May 49, 1861
c,,., 1y1rp M * consonnon
uEsENAL oanIh 1l. ~ ~, ~ ,1r,ct;caS ,,I'
o. ue g'uss auurS 80 w. arn,1 hr re~;st ~
3.urSt yos4, Tie Coulmandipg General direc
that all the permits of this class OF persons
revoked nul the office abolished. To ayo
unnecessary Inconvenience to officers and 10
to rurveyort, such articles rs have been
.!pcctcd " the Cni.ed States officer at Six
etteet wharf and arc now in transit fro
Washington mny bc brought to the army, b
no new orders WALL be filled. Regularly j
gu lo.n4fu ~, ~ r.'.os.'r,. aA'e saca Ut
,napdx n uhic,, they are at,ached. In, 7vh ~
1ransnort,ti1n Will not hcreafier hc cF,nt
IN 13r;ratc storrs to any trader ,yhat.:r,