, 1864-04-11

T The n. T. Nor1d is greatly exercised
about the Coles county Copperhead outbreak,
and labors. hard to place the blame on the
Union men After wadiug through column
of words TO saddle the guilt on the innocent
| side, it exclaims
"Wbo then, is responsible for this breach Of the
peacc3 The question Is already answcrcd.''
] Tlat's fact, and by the notorious co IA
borer Of the VoHdEocatcd in Chicago. The
"Our own REPORTER" Of that sheet, who, its
editor says, has furnished truthful state-
mcnt' Of s.wlo is responsible for the breach
Of the peacc," declares
soe thy Or toFty t Of them & &5cseppeshssas
s tsag z l a5a e eay Ss5s eaa ses
e ss e e h. Rza es'e ~oaa ds os
cur at public meeting, and that TIA Democrats
Wouid join them, the PEOPLE from O'lInir's settle
9;tEa r. n1 hopsd to oss'pors' < s1s's 'taousaueh
That's t'who is responsible for this breach
oi the peace" Is the Wo52d answered.
A Squeak from vallandlshnm.
The following Is the full text Of Vallandig-
hams letter declining the use of his name as
Senatorial delegate to the Convention at
Columbus. It is mournfu1 squeak:
wnpsoa, c. W, March 25, 1864.
= My friends have done me much temporary
injury by presenting my name for Senatorial dele
gate st the late Convention at Columbus. / am
surprised beyond measure, and greatly rexed, a. I
had expressly foIbiddGn i to be bal1oted for.
Please explain to Mr.. Wood and 4 comments are
papers, let him explain. The resolutions and
nominations, dclegates--electoral and State-are
excellent but can harjy forgive the pre5cnta.ion
c. L. yA11ASplouAA.
- The Rochester IN. ~ Democrat has
passed from the hands Of A. Strong d Co.
into those Of VIM. S. King. The new proprie-
tor, few months since, was engaged in the
newspaper business in Minnesota He was
appointed from that State, Postmaster of the
House Of Representatives, position which
he now holds. Mr.. King is man Of indom-
nitable energy and business capacity, rAdl-
cal Unionist in his principles, and with the
assistance OF gentlemen Of experienced
ability, will make the Democrat the
best paper in central New York. It will
wage an unrelenting war against rebels and
slavery. We extend the right hand Of fellow
skip TO Mr.. King, and We need not say to
till Copperheads have cried "enough," and
then he on the lookout for other evils to ex-
terminate.
w General Rousseau, kentnckian,
stakeholder, but brave man and patriot,
who now commands the military district of
Nashville, made speech at Tennessee
Union Convention at She1byville, on the 18th
inst, in which he boldly declared himself in
favor of the abolition of slavery. He stated
that severe conflict had been going on be-
tween Ills prcjudices and his Judgment, but
the former were finally conquered, and he
now believes, in all sincerity, that slavery
not only was the cause Of the war, but It's re-
noyal from the land was a necessity to per-
mnnent national peace and the countfy's
well being in the future. He declared his
readiness to give up property and every
thing, bat the cause Of his country he can
nevtr give up
~Hon. E. c. Larned, United States Dis
trict Attorney for the Northern District Of
Illinois, on Friday took the first step to-
wards securing the confscation Of certain
real estatc owned In this city by one Jusou
P. Harrison, who is In the rebel service. A
writ of attachment was applied for In the
United States District Court, which will be
returnnble on the first Monday IN July. 1t
is the first case of the Kind in this city.
II Tie Oskaloosa, Iowa, Herald men
Tons new dodge used By sharpers in that
vicinity to make money. They 60 round
,Aa mong farmers pretending to be buying tur-
@ees LOT The Sanitary Commission, to be Civ
81 70 .Ae soldiers. The farmers sell them
cheap because Of the praiseworthy obiect
ana .he snafpers realize haudsomc iisures by
sending the fowls to Eastern,msskcts whers
poultry is very high. "nsie
| TT Tie following from the s1,n,,.o..
! (N. H.) Union. Of March Goth, which n,,,e.
nas thc oetestao'e distinction Of having orisi-
1 nltrd The ETap8nr 1,pn,, 4ho