The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-02-19
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The Chicago Times in its secession ~procliv-
tiles has outraged the patriotic sense of the
whole Northwest ever since the rebellion com>
meneed. 1t has gone just as far as it dared to
go, to aid, abet and encourage the rebels in all
most every issue for a year past, and yet,though
in a loyal Republican community, it
has never met with any violence legal ~interfer
of the leading business men of the city, exclud-
ed it from it's reading rooms, and it's reporter
from its desks. Various Railroads refused to
allow it to be sold on theircars, and Newsdeal-
ers in various localities, refused to sell it. These
peaceful warnings and COMBINATIONS of its
course, by the loyal people, only irritated the
publishers and induced them to increase the
bitterness of their TRADES against the Union
cause.
Immense numbers were then sent in to the
several divisions of the army.and sold or given
away, probably, mostly the latter) to the sol>
diers. Gen, Sullivan commanding the Militia
ry Dictrict of Tennessee, lately issued the fol-
lowing general order in reference to it
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF JAcKsoN,)
18th ARMY CORPS, DEPT OF Tenn,
JACKSON, Tenn, Feb. 4, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS. No. % -Comman-
ders of posts will instruct officers commanding
pickets to cause, under their personal superin-
tendance, the pockets of all persons passing out
of our lines, to be examined for secret cores
pOndence, contrabaDd articles, &c, unless trav-
cling under a cpecial pass from district head
quarters. gf
All copies of the Chicago Times will be inn
mediately seized and destroyed, and unless the
person carrying them is known to be loyal he
will be held FOR examination.
BY order CT Brig. Gen. j. c. SULLIVAN.
L. H. HARRIS, A. A. G.
Official JOHN PEETY, A. A. A. G.
A few days later, Gen. HurIburt commands
ing the 10th Army corps issued the following
order:
HEADQU .RTERs 10TH ARM CoRPs, ! o.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 8, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 4.-The Chicago
Times newspaper, published i'll the city Of
Chicago having continued for a long period OF
time the publication of false and calumnious ar
ticles against the President of the United States,
and giving aid and comfort to the public ene>
Inv, is hereby suppressed within this command.
Sald paper will not be allowed to be sold ol
circulated by news agents or others, and any
news agent, captain of steamboat, or other per
sons who shall violate this order, will be arrest
ed by military commission. .
GAll local Provost Marshals, officers and sol
diers of the army, and local citizens, arc charg
ed with the eXecutiopdof this order.
This order will go into effect within this corps
on the 18th day of February, 1868.
BY order of MAJ. GEN. S. A. HURLBUT. a
(Signed.) HENRY BINMoRE,
Asst. Adjt. Gen.
subsequently Gen. Curtis sanctioned its sup
p~Iession in Missouri camps. And then it was
expelled from Humboldt, Tenn, by Military or
der. Thus the reasonable concern has beef
kicked out of one place after another, until i'll
power for evil is greatly circumscribed Still
its publishers refuse to learn wisdom or loyalt,
OF course they expect to make their treasona
BILE course pay better than a different course.