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,ected him. To prevent grand row, the 'ffouse

ur.r,v ~ te Dorocrs's gathered around p'e
SPEAKER .r1 c,7rr.' tea nm on his holduee-. but
afvo lrci.u: r'r,y Condemned h.m as s,ronp y
as tn Re ,b'i,a, lid. de,iariur that they wouH
never net wish men who would oountenarce cue b
sentiments.
ILLINOIS The Union men in the Legislature have
sgnally tIiunphed in spite of the preponderanee OF
Democratic strength. On Friday, the 18th their last
day Of grace, the Democrats in the Senate urged 10
vote the bin appointing Commissioners to the
projected Peace Convention at Louisville, out IL
failed for want OF It constitutional MINORITY. IRE
attacks upoi the Governor fell stilborn, the Con'-
uteos Of Investigation not even daring 10 mace IT,
Yor,s The Senate Committee on TINS su'Jee' nave
pronounced the charges utterly without loundauoh'
The Congressional Apportonment Dill passed. Inc
,eral State Appor,ionment bill, with so, $50 con-
trgen, func for the Governor, also passed. The
Army Auditing Board, which proposed 10 take the
military mower from the hands Of the Governor, rs
far s the disposal If funds concerned, failed in
the Senate. Minority snd minority reports were
made on the right of soldiers 10 vote. Ire former
declared II unconstitutional, the latter denied It's IN
cousiitutiouality, and recommended that our brave
fellows IN tbe field have the right Of suffrage ex-
tended to them. OF course tie Copperheads in The
House voted Tor the majority report, As to % The
failure Of the appointment Of Peace Commissioners
in illinois is n severe blow TO the Secessionisis OF
the Northwest. Illinois WAS to lead of, and as
size hus failed, il is probable that the whole Norn-
West will be saved from the dire disgrace OF al
tempting the overthrow Of the Union. Every one
gives great credit tic Governor surrounded as he
Was by such untoward circumstances, for The man
ner in which he had oiltd aud oeeaied The machln-
atiors of bis foes, and the foes Of the country The
voice Of the soldiers Of Illinois Ia making Itself
heard, and treason is becoming less rampant. Great
Union meetings are being held in various parts OF
the State, and healthy reaction is apparent.
WIscoSsiS.-The Legislature have voted s. r.
month TO the families Of drafted men, and the State
las cent Off its 2jth Regiment to Cairo. In the
Assembly Mr. White, Of Lafayette attempted to
introduce series Of Copperhead resolutions, model
cd after those Of tho Illinois Legislature, for an arm
istice with the Rebels and convention Of the States
10 adjust the differences between the loyal and re-
bellious States, bus he was promptly squelchsd.
IsDIAyA.-Itis gratifying TO learn that the bla-
tant disloyalty of the Legislature is willing down
poured into the capital. A Democratic caucus has
rejected the proposition 10 create Military Board,
and thus attempt 10 take from the Governor bis mill
tary authority-so the effort 10 prepare the State
for the dominion of JEFF. Davis will not be persisted
i'll. The National Grand Jury Of Indianapolis is in
vesgaiiug the secret organization Of Peace Demo-
Gratis. The Court is now engaged in trying tie
traitors who resisted tie arrest OF deseriers Ill Nor
gan County. Col. Darlington has arrested iS9 de.
serters iu one county alone and rent them back
housing Union rallies being held throughout the
State. On the Goth instant, n great Mae Con-
venlion will take place vt Indianapolis, tie
railroads charging only hall fare-so that the
attendance will undoubtedly be very large
Gov. Andrew johnson and the Hon. Russell
Houston # Tennessee; Gov. Tod the Hon. Sam.
Galloway, and Gen. S. +. Cary, Of Ohio; the Hon.
Joseph Holt Of Kentucky, Gov. Yates Of illinois
and Gov. Ramsey Of Minnesota are expected to be
present.
IowA.-Tbe campaign how opening in Ills State
it 10 expected viii be even more exciting than
the Presidential campaign Of ls6O. The oIpo-
mems of the Administration have lroilsd by tlt
Lessons of he Brcck.urd.e schism that made the
doleat Of Stephen 4. Douglas - certain and eafy,
and are today working with Il UNITY Of pur9oae 10
ypich hey ere then stut gers. Their STATE Con
veution will he be at Des honcs on the %Ou. If
MAJ uext Gud thCir GspirsntA n Tho GuoernatorAl
nJuinslion ale augustus Cesar Dodge j. a. Ma
hony ard Henry Clay Dcsn. IL Is cheering 70 note
that gu alds Of Douglas men have joined The Union
rank, aud d. large number Of thosc who supported
Brccki.Iid. have Quilted the Corr rlead, out o.
die .ust for their dis!oyaly. The Rel ubi.can Siau
Convention asseubcs 1T Dee ines Oh the l7ih az
Jane 10 nominate Governor, Lieuienan-Gov
and one Judge Of the Supreme Court. TIC coil for
the Convention ssyb:
An oleis without dsiiso,ior 81 pai, who sro hon.
city fr,o & susens ID. Government 10 TIE use # M
elo I''e,"s ~ = a., ''s a.
.aon; VINO p7osei = tGe scn-me designed - bng
chs blDo1ihca ~ iursdes > dIaDg tie
s.i believe IL good old doctrL- 4 Gen Jackson nH
CsioN, Asp rHf-L FH PFFsR KNED'-afe cordial
iDyiied t. unite IN $50 ing os'esaie""
KEs1UCKr.-1he event Of the week has been the
suppression Of tho reasonable Convention 10 noni-
maze State officers, at Fr.lkiort. DiDowued by the
Legislature, spit upon by tie Ptes, and puzzled out
at the poin; # loyal bsyouer. the friends Of JEFF
Davis in Kentucky NUT feel dolefnl enough. The
discussion Of tie reports on Federal Relations still
occupies tho Legislature aud great de.. # bad
rhetoric ID expended in denouncing The Abolition
its The negro soldiers bill il the great In. bear OF
tie session. On the lib inst, he House rescndcd
its resolution 70 appoint Commissioner 10 tbs Louis
vile Dsunon Convention on The l6h prOx. the
Union State Convention will be held at Frank ort
that day. On the 18Th, BY general consent, mr.
Speaker Fisk offered tho following joint resolution.
which was ordered 10 he printed aud rofered to the
Committee on Federal Relations viz: