, 1864-11-08

t,idcneo to nsiyn ills traitor 10 the e. lows,
". Mh,c IN ~ pssbah NY viii speedily terminate
DuefDer g.. Mo..ir Il Kentucki4p of come no
to rely II h1s cat5f 1aasnuCn a. he hiss for zone
me psst been ensptcted as man # rebel uro-
| clss1.its. lii wss drst Wble. sheu Know-Nolh-
Ing. ssa lsstl, Pr Rrmoc,a.; Some , year s seo he
fEt'ire in ob1slni1g fe-eecsion !? that oeee 1ons
,eaIs ago ran tne CorperEead ticket tbE the 90
s,n1 Of g, eres r. wblsh Re T.s e ea5y he,tsn
otcial roeition from the loyal people ol the Nasth
J4dk Morris became an 1nvetefste rebel sympa-
tliter, and now OCCUPIES tie situation Of Treas
utpf Of ,he tle stphbe eocl, tg snoWn as the Sons
OF Liberty. Col. 6x eet possesses abundant proof
to convict this 1nsn Of treason OF the blaesest
hue. Fer monlhs past Ee has been actively en-
Douglas. i ea9 oe positively proven that the
esca1e Of the II bel shst Ks was mainly dne to
e1a1tons OF the worthy Juege, asd, If tnmor
spesks correctly there Is even farther pr'of Of hts
1iAany. 4 few weeks ago u couple Of spies. AZ
tEto In It G traitors butternut g,rh, called upon
him AID stated that that taeS vera escaped reoe1
Them heartily, sua gave each money sod clothes,
beslnes oirrc.ttG them to sources which would
<oavty , them ttto the rsb lines
mcst @ impostant prisoners. ~ " Hs vas osietna1lJ
member II The Missouri stste Legislature but sss
tmpr1eoutd at ST. Louis and subsequently, expelled
1e6s be sttend. he sta.e convention ~ dele
gate, which position closed he polluc,l c1reer.
He Is a brother to The rebel MSjDf General MarmA.
otks. IL q hae uIueuet.d'1 been sent 70 This city
pine ard bloodshed. Daring the convention weak
he vas IN Chicago, but h@s been abeent from toe
fss resided @ ii The house 81 Dr Edsa1ds. = Known
"Place Democrat" residing at No 70 Adams
street. While here Ma1madaxe assumed the ua ue
of BoNliug, a, professeo himself to be Cau4d1-
an. This plea ne ct forth 10 Cap,ain Neltop, who
arrested him. proouc,ng at the same time British
Protection Fspers, cous r.!ened oy me Amerie.n
asne Of oot - cspn aesoa
"BoHl1nc misht be a very good fel ow, std his
paper might be 4sry good pa9e1t. hus 1t was A.r;
to lamp DoreIas Dr. Edwards was not but
should have been arrested, as undoubtedly be il
gully u barbo.tpg The rebel epy. showing him to
he tucn Let Tie Doctor take warning by The nas
row eeeApe, and Sin no more.
Colonel d. St. Leges GEenfell Is as his name In.
plies, Son hern aristocrat. He was Adjusant
snd Ii b. aei, Il the
eneCto1 General vi the command OF Bra1ton 6r+gx.
This rebel Was arrested atthe Richmond House IN
! lev weeks ago escaped from Camp Douglss. IN
the room where thus capture vas made the cap.ors
discovered two loaded revolVer., loaded shot
aS q s D Of
The follow Ing significant words sceaFled On it In
G co5eDel yeg must leave this house te..tgat Go
Query-Who IL j Fleld1n7s
The other prisotets-those men who were
hs f sf ep5 tbs sna
tors. Mary Of them confess that they eame into
The city with Instructions to vote the Mcclellan
mo1ey and a1mr, hui REGARDING the actual use Of
| the Weapons they entertained very vague Ideas.
soGe OF these men are evidently more eiuned
against than einling,',, and though they deserve
| witch oSethsnEe theit leaders.
PKErANAT1ONs-oUH s1FETT.
There Ia much room for canton !; no need for
tess: Ws Lave syety reason 3 to belisye that the
are psobaby captured, and the rest will be unable
| to act, at leatt With that concert OF action and
mats,ne M Ct It Mttrsngth which they expected to com.
II defeat. 1t becomes every coed citizen to hold
| himself in readiness at q moments notice to CO.
operate with the military md police authorities In
the tupp1efeion Of any outbreaE that nay srise,
but Lol e should be deferred from going TO the
po!e ard notng nis duty to the country, By depoe-
thete villains csne to vote ard oght TOT. Colonel
Sweet has received large relnforcsments, and il
pr. pared 10 act II required The ctize7e have Or
ior 1he purpose oi intntas'irg ieest IL IL 7oters @
but the exprees purposeo protecting all sgatus
ilIeeality, and permitting the present imponlnt
revolver and boe!e knife. The police have al.o
been put On m efficient footing.
A .usgest1on was recelsed on 'ch.nze at noon
bels Q: he Dosd Of Trade to orsaDizs tas hose bose
rde to parade the city during the Night and day,
mill the elect on should be over. The suggestion
~ 10 sooner received than the Board acted.
BnIls tins vert Immediately posted IN conspicuous
places calling for young men 10 come in and eIrol
their uames. Col. Housh and AdJatant Kimbark
wtnt to work in the afteEnoon. and orzaniztd a
| mnu. ted pat-ol DUN herring some two hundred.
| while Col. hancock Organized a company Of 1ufau-
try,. c0mposed ct membef fs Of the 1yth, 1894 and
19ath nntft Haltefiet 4 and 3 eppntanepusly
| came forward and offered their services. Ard the
24th lliI ois s-the gallant GeEmsn 1es1ment-notI-
atd TIE au'hu1t'es that they wonld be on hand to.
uty tbtre a fuRh to arms, and Ut ntghifal the
streets 1e1e alive with mounted men and intauhfy
Ths sttssts were regularly patfoIed all night, and
IscIDESre.
Yesterday a suFpicioue looking individual called
at hLu-e On State street, cot far from THeltth,
iLg9'Eed l. the , pane asft, and ~ the politics after
Eounted thst I'll hitherto Democrats who yoted
any other than the straight Mcclellan Ticket we're
msrs cd men, advitlnr him not to 20 the polls. Toe
gen1)tmcn thus appealed to declared his intention
TO vote 1or Mr. Lincoln, though stii Democrat,
be iestng that to be the only WAY to vote for the
esfety Of the country.
1HK 1nEs' WELCOME.
True to itt instincts, that menaacdous sheet, the
Ints, NJ ding late on sunday Light that there MAS
cbalee Of detection, hastened to dsayoE tts
sonpy IN ths ad; b. sssesng that the ar
were 70. They were consigned unHittinglY into
the hsncs OF good loyal nneA such as Col Street,
Police com@isEio: ers Coventry, Bro IN anu Went.
worth, and the other loyal men who work under
tbtu- We accept the assertion a. ruth told uu-
desigEedly. But we fcarcey think that eet Will
dsre 10 tt1teraie it's charge this mort Ing; 1t vii
strike too ptat home. 1t will hit Buck H,ris aud
Charlie Wath, two Of its esptc pets besides tht
Others mentioned abere, all Of whom It would
treat IN te1ue Of fcnd entearmenl II 1t only dared
10. But The Copperhesd omit to hiss even tot
y bile when 1t e1its lie purpo-e 10 lie Low. Will
It call thsee )" arbitrary arrestsf"
TO VOTERS.
Be up and doing. Go to the polls and deposit
your sotee: then gee that nons at these trease1a-
p)c scoundreis smuggle 1heils 10. You have q
double outy to perform. Omit 1t no.. Vote the
Union ticket, II you would not hsve yourselves and
city given up to the mercy OF these and kindred
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