New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-02


IN On IN Illinois % ,hSa 10000 are web armed and
orgarrcd 100 900 in Indiana nearly 100 900 in ohio,
of ahom one.baH wer, wen armed and Organized; in
Kentucky. nom COO to iov4i IN New. YORK Sew-
iily on Inc increase In Michigan. Iowa and other
Western States not yet very strong yet nevertheless
r,.Lf,S rand 'orogress principal officer in New.
W., S.a,e Were Il is known the Mcclellan Minute
Men Ina. s,ed It's strength in that State TO be over
10000. ,. .,
CO, Of TIE requirements OF order that al Its
member shoud be in the possession of ard these
IS well as S a Ss S Z, o9 Tons
THs PROGRAMME.
uvs rrorr,ryne agreed npoa in the Supreme Council
81 win jsor In Canada in Apr last, az gathered from
g.. oroceedings of the different lodges foaows;
Tallsndigan at that meeting announced his determi-
raion 10 secure his election aud rrpresents old Con-
gressional District In Oho at tho Democratic Nstiona
Convention then called 70 meet ut Chicago on the an
of Juiy. starting ont with this determination, the
cansniya.oy, tLen resolved he should 60 10 Chicago
.,Jsn. ,oI,ns While there he was to make a speech
,,aoing the do trines OF the ordcr-in other words
rroronnciug the existing Administration OF me Gov,
ernuent to be power usurPed which The people naa
nnt on,y right bat Lch Il their duty to eIpel,
and n nceds liz by force was In fact 70 inaugnrae
a rebeon in the free States. IN ull Of which he was to
be sus aired and supported by tho order The Grand
OF the dIfeTcat states were 10 be there,
each with q thoroughly organized and fully armed
trained band body guard. who. whom assembled,
werc to form army coips TO offend aaa'
and BY force Of arms resist Ill Interference vito hr
This STEP II believed would prccipafe we people
in each free State into an srmed sonnSs Sarn
bers of the order throughout tbs States to mite ~
open resistance tho Lawful authorities The trained
bands WHO were thus to be gathered .ogeIcr svis ~
nicious In The localities from which they CAME. IDe
lncreduous may regard this ststenen CONSIDERING the
appearance Of Vsiiand,gham In OHIO before te tune
fid for the National Cony enion at Chicago &C auUrd
ing in itself evidence of its uDtrnstworthine.s bu W lar
from this being the fact the rosl state d hc case nera
fnness The explanation OF Mr. vallaDd gbsms sudden
return TO Ohio be found IN tho fact that he was on
the pon. II being defeated ne delegate 10 the chicago
large pot ton OF his own friends shrank
from taking step wbieh they ieare would involve MN
and them in rn, and they resisted therefore with al
their rover and might his election TO tnat ~
become Satisfied Of II, that nothing bE, his own per-
sona appearance In the Convention on tue day OF IT'S
assembling would him from defeat that he resolved
upon tho feat which he performed. fHe appeared a.
Hamilton inst before the Convention proceeded 10 inc
election OF delegates made his speech sud the result
was his election by aocllmation. This not mater
Of conjecture but the most iLdubtsbe evidence at
hand such cannot 10 gainsayed either by bimseil
| OF by his friends. or any one elSe-of tho trnta
Of the history thus given Of his return 10 bs home
As elresdy stated, the programme agreed upon ior
| Vslandcham's demonstration at Chicago. IL II wero
suppressed would lead TO gene,a eolh,st oedSes IN
order were expected rise, kill OF make prisoners oi
the civil and military auihoree such as governors
commanders Of armies, commanders OF Departments.
districts posts forts etc. etc. seize tae
public property Of oil kinds and ~ oclaD the GOvsrn
inent 6verthrown and the revolution complete. Bat
Iaors Of this hereafter In It's appropriae plaza.
/ sMpcGLEns AND NAIL cAhkEls.
Under the auspices OF this secret orgaDz ion regular
lines Of smuggleIs and mail carfiers have oeen GLAD
lshsd ard aIe beag carried on between the heDe
Il aud Laval States In many Instances Rebel womsD--
some Of them Of character and sanding In society,
and moi Il OF them ouwaTdy protesting 10 be IoJs
are engaged In ills reasonable business some Of
these have been ferrcod ont arrested and punished N
this Department. and others ase now In prison wsa<
i TTK GRAND COMMANDER IN MISSOURI
II Ths Grand Com andeT Of the order IN ths btAts
Is Charles l. Hunt. native o. ths city. oIt iL yea.
the Belgian Consul here, Charles b. Dunn hnldng tns
position Superintendent Of Public Lamps ~ this c'y
Is tho Deputy Grand Co1rlsbier. Green ~ Smith !,
II ne Grand Secretary and T. 5ocrson Jones the Grad
ounsslor All tbess Lave been arrested snd tcsrslt
IIunt) ere in confncnet, IN 'rStio street prs9n
May oher, who were most active and holding Ligh
psls in the order have aiTo been arrested aud aIt
Imprisoned Under heavy bondsor their good pehaso
and to appear fr trial when called for But for thes'
srrets AT the proper time, thus tbrottiDg the hydra
headed before t could eulisse IN The treason
able conspiracy there ~ould bayc BEEN IN oil huna,
probability! sad scenes Of EaEoe and destruction IN I'LL
nymber OF those thus arrested have been exam
inod under oath. Of them has ns yet 80 far
respeeted his oath as 90 acknowledge any know ledge OF
menbcrshp Of sush Order though enough ~,n.s;e
arc hand sod -"re piyoi a. 10, az ,da -
yond all question. One main eniure ~ Tho Order i
thus yeIfed ia The coudDet of Its own neineIh name
IT, thai il deliberate sysicm Of iaseboo1 qua de
ception striking ut tho very rUOt ~ society ana g"y
oInneIt taking away all props Of safety and p'oico
LIST or uYxsEEs
large LIST o. The member % 'hc order IN TIC tieren'
Stale Il I'm c possession II tic Provost NasfhalGo
cIa of his DEF aTncn AMI also Of tbs Government II
Washington diving the names 81 tie mattcr spirit
Ind the active members not Only In this department.
out IT, al the States Tie Publication II that is, ana VI
tie additions which arc st.l daily heng de- cannot
fail to create oonai,Taaton sn.ong the raiioFCrs con
ArnocIoUs coscrAvE ~ ST. Iorp.
No atom 70 - made H. tho ohclnl rcpli 10 i've par
tculars The details being gwen N ducnncnta acco.
pal yiaE n which make aoout ream of legal car.
This fact taken from ~ the accompanying docu
ments 3 however, specially rcfefed 10 IN ihc report
as CONN from member Of tie order wEo was pso eut
as an eye witness 10 SO pTccedings al meeting 81
the ledge ~ the corner OF vfaon street and BrD'd
wsy over WBieh DIR. Shore presided. NIo Is now IN
GratiO prison. member named Harris, known
by the souhriquet Of BioOdtiray HaIIis made tie
mnr,eTous proposition establish secret police ~
patrol the II the city every night and k every
soldier they should encounter. This hendlsA pfoposi.
lion was early aud boldly made ia the hodge, ntleEded
by over hundred members. and deliberately re.
ceived: considered. aud discussed. without single
voice being raised In condemnation Of lie atEccous
lcheracter Several approved II. and IL was finally
passed over not because Of is atroconfness but be-
the general sentiment ~ those present teomod 10
be thai such daughter would be premature and that
the order was not yet sufficiently strong successfully 20
carry out the measure. This. in itself is referred
proof conclusive Of tho bloody character and desus
Of the order.
ii AssAssIsATIoss N MISSOURI
1t Is further stated that humorous cod booded
snations vi military officers and radical Union men
r the Military District OF North Missouri, especially
along tie western border have taken place and been
undoubtedly Icrpcii ated al the isgaoD Of the Order
aud by members Vi IL.
n EXPLANATION or MISSOURI AFFAIRS.
Another fact Is referred TO IL show the workings Of
the order. AT meeting Of one Of the lodges held nj