New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

bops outside Of socaed associations for the protection
OF labor The occasion Of this order is the refusal OF
machnists and backsmiths belonging to an organiza
ton Of this class to allow the propretors OF machine
shops hire apprentices engage any who Is
not a member Of the combination. In some instances
thew have threatened the lives Of who chose to
work for those whom the strikers prescribed although
the outsiders received the pay demanded by the
Others Government WORK has suffered from this state
Of affairs and Gen. Rosecians now declares that work
shops and workmen shall be protected IL necessary by
military force and any attempt 10 intimidate wOrkmel
or employers or such acts hanging around establish
ments following the men TO their homes will be consid
cred a military Ofense The mechanics at whom this
edct is aimed were in high dudgeon and many Of them
will probably be in the guard house before Monday
night for using language too freely.
Gen Blair arrived IN the city very unexpectedly last
night 1t Is whispered around that he will be sere
nadod tonight at his house and make a speech Vi
course he will fire of his popeun against secretary
Chase once more and probably add iareweh pop !,
hit the JacObins again. IL 10 fortunate That ffahh
Blair has friends at court for he has none mere save
Copperheads and Office holders 1t proper to remars
that his resignation MaorGeneral 70 take MS sea
in Congress was generally and VIGOROUSLY Dragged
about as a sham in this city aboutthe time was offered
TIE Clay bank friends vi Gen. Blair used to smile pecu
larry and say Blair would get back his commission
when he pleased but it was then looked upon as franz
Blair buncombe. Experience has since demonstrated
that Blair was right and did get back his commits
sion just when he pleased Meanwhile, the loyal eiti
zcns of ST. Louis to know why the Committee on
Elections were OBTAINING their report SO long upon me
contested election Of KNOX agt. Blair
There is not much political agitation in progress OF
present although We are on the eve OF TWO Slaie Con
yentions the Radical and Claybank. The Radicals arc
showing unexpected strength in many counties in ther
primary meetings TO elect delegates but are all at sea
upon the question Of sending del gates TO Baltimore
Tie Caybanks not handful In some counties, and
in one of the western counties they have elected Judge
Breckenridge. Caybank Of 81. Louis TO represent
them in the State Convention. The Claybanks VIII
make only poor show at the coming election, and II
Mr.. Lincoln is their candidate he viii look IN VAN ioI
the electoral vote Of Missouri.
To-day The Dcmoeratic Free Press new Copperhead
organ, made It's appearance as unhended as II WIN DC
unknown. The Fre Press goes 10 the last Verge OF Cop
perheadism that is consistent with its existence by The
sulleranco Of Gen. K0secrans; and IL would be j ell
Davis advocate out and out but for that drawback It's
general tone Is not whit worse than The fen- f0rA
/ Uorldor Ben. Woods Ners Still The Free Press will
rally the Copperhends O party in this city. They
still shout for Frank Blair but us they wont nave MN
their candidate for Governor Frank VII be leti N
the urch when they leave him. There VIII be nothing
left for Frank Blair politically but 20 apply the Old Latin
proyerb. /" Faeiiis docensrs AREN'T"
Guerrilla rights in the interior OF constant oc
currence. Last week there was q regular panic II
Howard County caused by report that an Old tlm'
guerrilla, Col. Jackman had reappeared on the Mis-
sou.i River with 200 men, and was about to commence
pundering operations Since then, nothing has peer
Heard Of Jackman and it is concluded the first report
was canard.
As precaution the order to steamboats, plying in tho
River within the limits Of Missouri have been renewed
requiring them to have bullet proof pilot houses one
boat whose captain and owner neglected or refused
obey this order seized and tied up at Jefiersor
City last Tuesday. and the captain heavily hned I'M
Missouri River boats carrying valuable stores anG
merchandise for Government and for Idaho every Trip
and they offer very tempting prizes TO guerrillas
Tie report that the draft had been ordered To be com
nenccd in Missouri immediately caused an advance Il
the price Of substitutes In this market Insurers are
the field quite lively offering TO guarantee exemption
from the draft for sl00. Under previous decisions,
has been held that neither the Of substi
tate for the Union army actual service and honor
able discharge the army itself exempted any able
bodied man FROM State militia service, bet Gen. Rose
crans has issued c-er promising all who furnish snb
stltntes under the nted States Law 10 M up the arne
In the field that they shall be relieved from milti
| service
Several 81 louis cotton speculators have rcturpe.
from an Intellectual effort 20 purchase Red River ooeos
but they declare they beaten by Admiral Porner
who sent marines and sailors 10 or IL miles n.and ae
cotton. Perhaps between the rogues we shall get q
the truth.