, 1864-10-26

Walker, Agent Of State, It will be remem
bered, Were the Ma!or Generals Of the Sont
OF Liberty for this 5tate. Mlllisap objected
to Col Wsss, on the ground that he came
from section OF the country where stroug
prejudice existed acaiLst Western men. Hi
other objections being made, the trlal aas
COME enced.
It was d.cided by the Court to bring all
the prisoners to trial at one and the same
time In order to expedite matter5. It may
be wondered By some who will RENE :nbtr
that Joseph ]. Bingham, editor Of the S*ati
,nd and Chairman Of the DemocEatlc State
Grand Secretary Of the Order, were also in
custody, why theE were not put on trial
with the others: but II SO, they need won
der no longer, for these gentlemen have
gafIed immunity for themselves By consent
Ing to make clean hresat of 1t and appear
o. witnesses for the prosecution. In fact,
Blrgl ain ssys be nerer approved Of the
ago told them II they attempted to carry
tham cut that be would expose them. Let
us hope that he will not fall to do 20 when
the crncis1 test comes. Bingham, learn,
has already been released from ccninemeut
g, Or tbs tIrsI day Ct the trial, Friday, the
and examined duraug flat day and Saturday.
Thus tar his eriderce-has bean corflaed to
giving geueIal g,atenynt OF the oS:anIza-
ton ENC List OF membtrs Of the Oder. It Is
expected, 1ow.ver, 1h4t before hts eSaut-
tlon IS eIc]nded that very Gatns.ns facts
viii be ELECTED. sufficient alone to convict
the priaohers Of the cr.cles chsrSed. Tnrse
Is decided quekfDG Ct ali limbs eacased ia
Coppereead hthiltneuts on account OF tie
Threatened exposure. ''Threats have baea
mode in various quarters that one OF the Wit
retfes lcr The government would be a3s;14.f-
gated, and they hare called forth the follow
isg sfa1p order from Gen Hoyey.
usAc4CAHTRRs DtaTR1cr or NDIASA.}
lAD1AS4PpL1s, Oct. 21st, 1854
To the sone OF Liberty. I'll am informed that The
Sott q Liberty IN this State are threatening to
abou, TO testify In the cases brought before tie
Military Commission convened By me. The names
ct the principal members throus shout the State ara
to sbeedy and condien punishment every promi.
1.eus member IN every vicinity where witness
ma, be injured By them or the orde5.
Bseset Major General Gonmanaing.
The l73ders IN this treasonable movement
lAyiDg alr6xd5 bad taste Of the Generals
quality. it is probable that the scoundrels
Who compose the mass Of the Order will
defm 1t the BITTER part Of yalot" to decline
Interfering in the way they have been threat.
en1ps, With the administration Of publicjus-
lice.
Coz. Morton is now absent, having gone
East at the urgent solicitation Of the Ma
ticDal Executive Commute, to speak in ea -
eral placts In New Iork and Pepusylyar: .
BIS t1Est appointment was at tbs Cooper It.
night.
In his absence, however, the canyass will
he vigorously carried on The Governor
will return ia tine to spesk at the folio 7ing
placcs before the election: Valparaiso, Fri.
Gay, November 18th; 'Loganspoft, Saturday,
Novt mbes 5th-
The Official returns, which are all ia, with
the execution Of few counties, show the
fact that In ersrJ county Visited By Goyernor
Morton and Mr.. Mcdonald, and the Issues
aiseusted BY them In Joint CANVASS, the
Union party las made large aud substantial
gains. The CnppefheRd prints keep ie1terat-
trg that Morton's majority Is being largely
leTuctd by the official retarns. This Is, like
The tr. Of flnud bet up By them, a downright
und g Of 1hese foot up an official majority
for Mortcn OF q ,003. The remaining ten
will rot reduce this over 500. Tha result
fully jnstifies the prediction Of Gov. Joseph
A. Wright, who, In speech at the Wigwam
In this sAy, the night before election, said
that When the snn goes down tomorrow
nIRht, Morton Is your Governor by 10000
On application to the authorities at Wash
lDgtop, an order has been issued extending
the tntloughs of all sick aad convaIeecent
eoldiere Who came home to vote until the
18th Of November. This Is hatled with great
aeltght by Tie soldiers, 90 they all are aux
for Mcclellan By .EepudlatinE him and his
platform Al the ballot boz. In fact, no one
here sfIc the election by4 uttered the mint,
eat IF crows 1or Little Mac. The only badges
worn are miniature representations of the
features Of onr worthy President,
re NM rnf I N NA{ F.ikt
tlte largeet crowd. They aepcar to conesde
Ehe corn silently nrd sulkily.
-. The Sanitary Fair, which has Just closed;
thosch not: comparing in magnitude with
hose OF New York, Philadelphia and Chica.
%, was yet great success for ou1 little city,
dcl1sIs NE as potent for good, too, as far as
they 20. as 5cnr bigger pile Of dollars. aud
Ttre just az freely and as nobiy giren. -
Brig. Gen. T. g. Pitcher, o. s. Volunteers,
relieves Col. ]: q. Jones as Assistant Pro.
cost Alar>hsl General of the State. Colonel
Ionee, "huse term Of service has expired,
mas proven himself to be 3 faithful, eiilclent
officer In every position In which be has been
placed, and leaves behind him reputation
or soldteFly bravery sud gentlemanly cour-
tes5 which may we'll be envied. Military
matters are very active Drafted meu and
subsf,tntts arrive In great numbers every
tay, and the camps are full. The marching
streete, en- route for the front, mud the for
WardiDg Of recruits from the different camps
aIouud the city to the tleld keep the city fot
If the hustle and noise, and even On Sunday
t Is next to impossible to find place where
he din does not reach you
The city iteelf IL improving rapidly. New
nick blocks, In process of com pletfon and
5nilhed, greet one at every turn. The Street
zaflWay las become an old thing already,
Id crt atte- no wonder. Our squares and
,a1ks are to be rext- attended to, and when
i'll is done, the Railroad CITY viii be worth
Visit even from one accustomed to the
metropolitan magniicence of the G1rdeu
city OF the West Dor.