, 1864-11-10

AAsAA0SsAA %AAAEt
Tie bringing t, .he The ecnaplrators to the
witntgs stand, and their cenfeesing, under the
eacr,d ea1ction Of an oath, of the thorough
Implication OF the Democratic party with
the treason of the Sons of Liberty, is having
Its proper effect. The e1ide1ce OF Horace
He1Iren, Deputy Grand Commander Of the
State ter the secret Order, has stlenced any
lingering doubts In the minds Of honest men
OF Every political fifth, and the result will
be shown On Tuesday by ut least 10000 ma.
jolIty for Lincoln and johnson. I have al
ready cent you by telegraph the details OF
HeIren's evidence, ard need not here repeat
them. It Ia still = Wonder to some why
Heffren turned States evidence. The eVi-
dence thus far aaduced, while telling with
c1uchfng effect on BDwles, Dodd, and
Walker, still lezs upon MlliRan, was still
lighter upon Hefften. His counsel aud friends
we're sangnine Of his final acquitta1. And
they were greatly surprised when the Judge
Advocate announced that all proceeding
had been withdrawn AGAINST Hefffeu and
that he would now take the stand as Hit-
nees for the Government. The eecret Of It
ts just this: Heffren ssw In the court rooE
man, closely guarded, who he believed W.
to be brought upon the stand, ar3 Ee AreT
that mans evidence would convict hi.r, ~
y ell as all the rest, beyond this shall
doubt. That man waa James B, - y
N. D. Adjutsnt General on Ai~jys G=r.ssi
Bowles' etafT. It, is probable ''''
Will PROBABLY testify this w.
Commission reassembles
mark trat every Cay fn1' ! Je
thrown on the gloom T' ,4ed
this hel1ish copsptrac- now
10 The city, and en T': =. = .4il dis
close still more de-, - :.- Ii tbose
yet given to the - tne from
different Girectic- :. hundreds
Of miles distart %: As the otner,
LEGAL details. TEE .:!:. The central and
southern po.tioas of q. lite Is truly graft.
tying. Asa nceocEati. :awyer, from one
Saturday, Honest men arc leaving the
Democratic rarty in our county BY hundreds
they are fslling of like rotten &teep." We
this county gave Mcdonald 500 majority four
weakssg One Of the most noted instances
Of this Reputation OF the traitorous party Is
that Of the Hon. Pa1is G. Dunning, Of Mon
1ce county. He was the. President Of tbs
State Senate q It's last session, and stia holds I'd
district composed Of, the counties Of
Monroe and Brown. he made a
tpeech at Bloomington on . the
"a inst. In which he came out squarely for
Lincoln, and gave the Copperheaaa an IN.
mercifnl ekinning. BE also annouEcsd bis
determination to act in the future with the
Union party. This accession to our ranks
makes The Senate stand 25 Union to 25 Cop.
Ierhead, and as the Lieutenant Governor
elect is Union (of conrse) NE shGl be able to
Il sound and loyal legislation. Or DIT that
the Senator from Dearborn, Mr. Gaff, Dem.
cent, il not wholly satisfied with the rebel
ttndtDcy Of party matters, and will give
helpicg vote 10 any necessary loyal measure.
How ever this mag be, We can make shift
without him, IT We, are obliged to do 80;
The two Cupperhead Senators, Hanna and
Newton, whose seats are to be contested.
are reported to have been somewhat hurt In
their feelings on reception Of the news that
DunDing had gone back On the party; jim.
Vanter came up to the city the ether day
raid be dida't want to hifgie about prices,
as bed got good thing ID the Senate for
four Jeara, etc. BE hadn't heard from Dan-
Ling then Among the bills likely to be
brought before the Legislature will be one
leapporticning The s;ate into Senatorial and
portionment is ore adopted during Governor
Nr}ghrs lime and Is maulfestly u1fatc and
unjust TO the Union counties Of the State.
UIder an superintendent based upon the
ceneuE OF 15tu, D0tQ DrApeneS OF Inc Leg1a'a-
ture would be overwhelmingly Union at ali
times.
The turning out Of the Copperhead office
holders will Eoon commence. The term OF
the Supreme Court, which begins on the
2sth Of this north will be the last tat least
for six years to come,) which the present
| Judges will hold, as the Union Judges come
into Office on the Sd Of January next. Mean
| willie the present Court, are losing no
| chance to pop In long opinion on the con-
e,itutioral rights Of the citizen. By the
| VOID citizen they mean dieloyal Democrat,
for 10 one else ever complains of an9 IN
frIppemert upon his vested rights. The
| coult lave recently made two such decslons,
The opinion In each case being delivered by
| the retoubtable Perkins, J. The first was
that OF Warren rs. Pnrl, In which tt Is held
fh.t 20 much of the revenue1a as imposes
| = stamp tag upon writs or papers per-
! taking to causes pending In State tzlbupals,
tr void, Copgsees not Daying. tbs power
to levy any such tax OF duty. State