, 1864-03-06

Uu31. 0I The m8ca1lEfY 10f lD1IlnE tn6 Union U6H |
i the State. This was ~ the President had to DO
ion was arraogcd between sen. Gilmore aud the
.os hits issutd nlita1y nj order strcs s sary L.
ut July. So much for this attempt on the part Of
he friends ofyhl Presidential Candidates to lnjate
dr. Lincoln with the people.
THE ro11T1eA1 srruAT1os.
And while the military situation thus opet1a 20 !
~ poltiesl point oi View 70 Be sure The loys
nan who should be at the head Of affairs. But on
The other hand the tntriguca Of threaten
% diTlde and distract thia sentfment OF the masses,
pxrently to resort to almost any 1neans to obtain I
their ends. Onewonld think that they were almost
willing to eaecsmce the country to do so By their
country By honorable Union senato:s, they arc
making arguments to BE- aeed ezalnst ue by the
Ceppeiheaas n ,ts. ths coming campaign. Mr: Lin
and is boldly TINT the combinations in his
bgn party ngainst him will render his election tm~
possible, Thus sdds1 to disaster 1.-The Y the nsld We
hsys luSN. ,d Sdissensi9a ~ !hs ''*ss - ,a Ana
determination, unity and freahness Of purpose
10 conquer Or Dc, on ths other hand We exhibit
spectacle Of etafe and diseord, evea II ths union
that success which ia worthy Of the glorious cause
il, which We arc engaged; Now, this ttate Or
idea, united IN purpose united Ia effort, or ali is
lost; Wehaye strong unsgnruous minority to con
tend With at home; abroad bold, determined Toe.
cess we behold In our ranks most appalling e1hi
biton Of miserable fends and factions. secret soc-
YES pGn fof ahs e tb md ,s ssR
Of our purity, supply unnition ofpary war to
the opposition. These men appear TO he setuated
nty, or By spirit Of faction which ID the precarsor
Of party dissolution. The people must faily to the
reecne ere il be too late They must Faly like one
inc vii sasc the eaiint bssf nom IN awfal ship
wreck, almost In sight Of the harbo..
TIE ILLINOIS corPkRuEAu MEMBERS LOOKING At
TER THEIR ooNs11TuEN7B At HONE.
For ssme time have missed the charming s'p1uS
ugly" features Of Josh Allen, and also those better
tavnred OF ole or two other Of the Illinois members
q Congress, from their accustomed places IN tho
S AN no1ned ihst M icy icy haso gone NJ home to iooE II
ter their prospects for reelection The spring coufts
will eoon be IN session, and the independent con-
behooves h JOSH md his brother menabefs conse~
uuent1y to look out for their Seats for which NUM-
ber Of competitors arc thus carly in the deld. For
Charles II. Harris, that gentleman has to tAcc the
following Formidable list Of eompetitots; Gensss!
Singleton. 1eaae n. Norris, Senator sShodeld q q
Adams, besides several others, not prominent
enough to p.y for The setting down, 4 the nth
R aSRs We., hss S.ssss 'sns saats s hes
Bllinrs, uion: ". d. Underwood Belcvtile, ".
q. Snyder, dc; 8. N: Core. DO. y. a J: sparkss,
theae y r.n:lcmen M % arc very se1y anxious th.t SBih"
should be 4 candidate for Governor on the Copper
4esa ticket hat would disnose q hs sias sS TO
R. Eden has no competitors to --se -.sse Of, wnehef
On account of T." ,.r,Eness ef timber IN that
election considered altogether too slim to make
''th d1stric5 now represented by Hon. James 6.
se M st saa ae
ney) Of Martin; I'd, Judge Bryan, q same county ;
ID Judge Shaw Of Lawrence qtAqeney = tss :y{.tn u
and hopee b. their assistance TO control the Con;
ve1t!oa. Nc says Jim Roblnton'' hss not stood
The r. att ee n6 aas gotea @
he Aboluonists, he has Omen dodsed the issue by
inconttncntly taking up hte hat and clearing out
@ es as,s s sSess e snd H. 5 as g. srE: Est
now represented hs the famous Wm. !. Alen'
there are some strong competitor: for bis place,
naeksr, of Alexander, judge Mulkey, OF do,
Judge Marshall, Of Hamilton, and Judge Dun, q
franklin. and eloquent quf1tat Of Copperhead
which was the most desirable, to the interest ol
JET. Davis IN his Cabinet, to be sent to Congress-
Thus rnost OF the Democrats from our state are
absent electioneezing to be returned to ConsTcss.
TEE =. O. AGAIN ACTIVE Il 111lSots AKp IN
DIANA.
Democratic members Of ofCongtces inform me ths!
the K G. 6 are again vev active in Illinois an
Indiana, The secret aoc!etics asn being rcoEEsn
deasd u sses Is.
ever before. I AN assured By Democrats that tht
iese Sstea I'D IT, thst n9 eostidcpaons Of e1pa
difney Or prudence seem to restrain them II thei
= md etorfs against the Goyernnent and The Va
ae fhs Of ~ snd qeuS.
hero today, the rebels are awafeoa and re,o'eG =
these syn:r;oms Of dieafcctson at the West Tn
Gan Bas 81 s L sst at. While the political leader
arc thu. intel>;cehtly arranging thsiF platforms: II
diana, We learn has become more disloyal this yea
th.1 eys6 - ~ tst ssts sse putting 1ese
luttone semincntly favor1bl5 TO scceseiou. So thu
year again there are signs Of tronhle in the gEsa
Fsss md sse Rh heme
oi ISomssc which, with the approach ol thcir e1es
tione, may bloom and blossom tn.o h,ooa{ IT..
and thote Wall street a1ch!mists WHO seafca1o' 70
philosophers stone-'
This man il an lnehman, a. Me mana 70 xooa Iasa ana
esae IN ,Se IL United Sides army, and stbssaucat
was employed there as ~ engineer whe1 be T.. r.
ed xe,hy MamaS s. 1eS IL Amy 81 A@'
TIE wH1BKI ELL
Bo4h boueea having agreed TO \ free coumlt1 60
conference on the whisky bin, 19t1anmetso II
rtrustions the tpesn.ssrse etst sonsio sios On hid
nct be taxed. The counaittes conststs Of senate
Sherman Clark and Hendricks. nno heP""cn'
ives morrill,, Kasson and spaulding.
: cHAaILeroN AID 1IonIpA EXPEDITIONS. ,s.
The COMMITTEES On the Conduct oi the WE "
doubtless investigate tie causas of tne tal4t1
tho Charleston and Florida expeditions, an" D.
/. paec that is ali the good it will do
TAI or co1oRxp sonDuRs.
The bill relating to tbs pay Of colored i5,l s1iaa
reported yesterday IN the Senate. " III. WIS;
IA ftom the Committee On Military Af3tfs, pkpvas
~ TINT all persons Of co!or In tho military ests
~ hn}1
hs treatment &c. ~ other soldiers, from and ni
np the lat day Of January. 1864. Ali PRISON: o1 ca
y. eurh bounty as the PEeaidc1t than order, nut
nd ceedlng ono hundred dollars.
m All persons mustered into tho service a. yol
=. tcers under call OF October Il, 1861 for three
- dret thousand volunteers, who were at tho tim
on enetreut tetu4lly enrolled und subject TO draf
fhn fStatc In which they volunteered, shall rocs
I'm The et.nc amount OF bounty without regard
-. All PERSONS who haye been cnlisted and Elustt
= frto lie scsyic. khatl Ee entitled to the pay
E, r1othlp. ai!oEad to othce volunteers from Tho
= X thr!f muetcr into tha aertlce, provided the a
a.: stall tave bcen pledged to tlem b any oasc
r.. r.. ncrscp acting under authority OF The Waz re-
T. rscnt. Ihc Secretary Of Var i to deteEEine
~. nnf tt;cn o1 fact arising under this pror5ioo.
~. ~ Ike rfne rroytlion* chall % a!a.Tod for
~. ro1r4rt rf-4oit " hereafter tr tho sctvtcc
Va lat Yo alIoyrcf to E't3sc T14tE1F.