Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-15
The Illinois FBEurrecf3aR. war Demo
against Reace Democrats.

against Peace Desnocra4s
The Chicago Past WAR Domocrat) reg. IN
at length the recent outbreak in Illinois III
quote from the article
Ihis Charleston affair, mournfal and distressin
as 1t Is, will eventually prove blessing to iii
country, ard particularly To the democratic pa .E
bad men, infamous men. have for months been NJ
gng an outbreak, and a violent popular demhn
str alton they have told their followers that If hi
parts otthe Northwest, and that in a hand eneoan
ter the question OF civil liberty would be deci N
Some monthsor moreago, q crazy fellow in milffa
~ clothes agh holding a commission in the arIny
melted score or more of his fellow soldiers to lko
a newspaper Office in Dayton, Ohio They e54n
nutted the outrage. for which no legal apoIog
could be ni&de. The noisy leader was arrested
thls wrong was precious boon &c the men Th
really desire and have been fonenting a reyoluEe
IN The Northwest. The organ Of this class in All
city tthe secech Tines Immediately notified III
Democratic party OF its duty. That duty I'd
cared to be tllatin all cases where the civil I
military oibcersof the government interfcred VIII
thelr rights, they were not to resort 10 law aid
appeal 10 the courts, bu. were to shoot the oleel
Ike dogs, ifthey did this, the support andai
in money and men of tlle entire Delnocraay Ms
- rally promised. A secret meeting Of He:
desperate men from all rarts Of the State was ke
slIer upon common leasGre Of action
Inc delu1ed Inea al Charleston followed thaaC
vice elyea them iron. this city, ta shoot downtL
officers ike dogs, b9t when tleF looked iorfi
Democrats who were TO rally to their suplior
they looked in vain. Democrats have too lenr i.
he'd on the law anti the courts for protection aii
vndieatlon Of their right to resort to armed NJ
fence n redress even wrong The blood ofstl
men who have taJen on both sides at Charlesfp,
the
Infamous men 1ci.o prged 6iem to ltsldicaie.F
speech t9 the nle 1er IT pabiie pf5rgte tpdjlfl
ais. Let the people hold to just responsiislit
the wretchcs Wis have incited and eoaded on ;hes
delHded men te this bloody affair at Charle III.
and Jet the pc, pie Of all parties remember IN.
the Democrats have, by lher actions, given st5n.
lag rebukeand direct lie to the men who iiar
prom sed that In case there armed resistance
the tfoyernnia ant and It's officers the Democrats
party would rally, arms Ia hand. to shoot downf3
officers Ike dogs? Fiad ont the men who e.
tbs adyice and these promises to the people, ar
npon these men let the moral responsibility for III
boodshed and the Ewes lost at Charleston Fests
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TIE SoT TTrERN FREE LABoR SYSTEM -4Neitbe
the inclination Of many cf the freed ntoes Il
Ssosh around Tor living, nor the SEEDING q
their mistaken friends about Gen Bank despot
lam, have yet induced him to abandon hb sySter
OF paid labor. On the contrary he is having hi
order on the subject vigorously executed Adm
tant General Reynolds issued a suDplmenta-
order On the subject on the 24tA Of Match as fol
lows
Ali colored persons, Of either sex, wlb are ur
employed, or who have no visible meals Of SUP
pert, will be taken III charge By Col G. Il Hanks
superintendent of negro labor, who viii make Jro
VISION Tor their employment and pay, i'm acce-
dance With existing department orders on the SUB
Ject OF labor. Citizens are requested to Report j
eases Of warrant colored people to Col Hank.
No l3S julia street. That no private servaa
may be intertered with in executing tbs order
PARTIES who employ colared people VII give
each certhnatc OF employment. which tertiieag
viii exhibit the name and residence of the emplo,
| er. citizens having eolored people in their eil
30 promptly relieved OF them by reporting IL
filet to Col Hanks
The success OF Gen. Ranks system has induct
the government TO cory j. IN the management
the contrabands on the upper Mississippi at
Cen Thomas has issued an order for the leash
and working Of plantations In the military distFc
OF Mississippi, taking as basis, '10r the sake {
uniformity, the rules adopted by Gen Banks
department of the Gulf with such modifcatha
! as the experience Of the past year has dictatd6
They provide for the inst treatment Of the ae
groes, Uncomfortable rstions shelter and clothie
and Tor wages smounting To ten dollars q lndf
for an ablebodied man, and less rates for old IA1
women and children. Under This system tbT
viii of course be cases Of injustice and fraud Do
no man cen doubt that the negroes viii fare III
ter thanlt left to manage for themselves. and Mt
no protection against tie greed Of the planters
| Springfield lHaSs. RcbpJiicqn
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