Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-31
9 p Camp 2Oth nig. IofaIt-v
Lake Providence La, March II

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a meeting Of the officer saBd ueD Of the
2uih lA Infantry to express tn cir opinion.
OF tas cJurss pursued by scme % tho so-
c2.iet Democrats alias. .fCapperhesds,' of
LINES, was held ca the llth inst. The.
,neatinS ealle6 t. order by Col. E.
hlcaat--s and on moIioa Capt. CIV. Ken.
naTd was called 10 lhe Gsair, and A III
8 4 C3pslip appointed Sec'y. On,1noiign
o. : ! richards, Gays Daaisi Bradley
and y. CisGaCr9 al Liaat T.. y. b .ss
we're appointed Cymmittse 70 crast 80.
lauJns. expressing tue feel ngs cf tie fesi-
ment on C3PPs-heai'sm dc. Wbjls a.
cymmiuee were engaged drafting rssgto,
ti1ns, C0ap. Gas Bu,tou and C.nf. Chas
Z. Paiss made shsri ard very apprIpriate
speeches. Tie Committee oressniea IL
iylloWing rosoiuu Us, BLiei u ere uoaDi-
myusly adopted: ..-..
AHEREA>,-Ciiizens or tie United States
c.lins ihepIseiyes LOCAL citizens tEereof
have, Ut Late, been in the habit Of givjn.,
all a"d CON iaFt - lbe enemies Of the said
Uulted states, ~ means of ex. ressi,ns ans
stltoueHts sndutlerunces 10 nl,e,3nas Leli
By tbem, and,
!. W HEEAAs, CERTAIN paPsrs Published. IN
the State VI IlnOA have teuly giSsb
lat IL
umepis through their columns. but have
scen h' to cainmnia'e and Willy those who
were homes; enough to express their sen.;.
meris ~ regard 20 the war now waged be,
tween the constitutional nutbofitfss and
the rebels ~ arms, therefore be it Resolv
cd. rg Is. -si'-s a.f Ee - So = =
Isl. FhaHtbe taembers Of the ooh Ills
enlisted in the service OF. ths-Juited States
4 ne e. - 4
out the enemies thereof, and restoring the
Government 70 its full AID absolute s1pre.
macy .a .sl aeha5r
"a. That we souTn with contempt tie
Efforts ct those who. are now attempting or
nlsy hereafter attempt 10 SOW the seed of
disnnion among those who are nov in the
bcld serVihg 20 the best Of their ability in
the cause Of their country aud that we look
upon such persons as worthy only Of less
regard shan those who meet US armed rebl
els ON the battlefield a-'aasz sslh
3d.fThat We regard one and indiyiduaIly
the Rev. Ghas Button, oor cbsrIain a. a
pure. aud ardent patriot, afafhful worker
10 his profession asd a man who 10 any
and ell circumstances holds closely to hi
heart worldly and spiritual Interests Of the
men Of the regiment to which be Is attach
ed aud. THAT woFegard as SCARCELY worthy
or notsee The attacks 81 irresponsible sheets
upon bilii. ~ 10 ae13 81 eSh0elt faT9f q n
I4th .hrhst We pledge! ourselves as ono
man 70 protect I against the f5achinations
f.slt trsitote, be they from the North On
South, or, faitingia 50 doing, to leave on :
bodies ppm the field ne eSidense of the ain.
certify ofOuF intsbtioos.g .sll; =vG,!ssi s8F z
oh. Tbae a copy'Of these resolutions be
semitic the loyal uapefs of CHICAGO and ~
papers Of that class published ia tbe COM.
ties which furnished Companies e ~
RegimoDt as originally cohstitb.sd AIS
the above resolutions were 5ead a. ~ Z 70 =
Cleghora eangthe ''R atiIe 6rr IN F-ssa 49,
the entire Regiment john Z ID tie Choras
Gu motion Of Capt. Paige tbe piest,o .
thea adjourned = - q ',1t0ff ,sfssPsisi's'
G. W. KrsS IA Pres. 20 y i.aa So