, 1864-03-17
Gbica9o Gribl1,1e.
THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1884.


crror. Though re might ,,ava rnra y, y,
ccnsurc for the Int strikers +h.t +t,a- 49,. ~.
ailpwcd themselves In +a1-e +,,n o,-.,.s 49,
did. NC feel the rather a,o,oen5 - ~ ~
p,o,pptncss with which m o~n,aa.s S ~ ~. *as
fa!tenrss Of thefr ros1+;o, +1a,, 49,. ..,'s" Wv
dopcd It. The committed n,,nso ant,o,, t,s.s
1hrcw mt If ,,e.r +.,[ ,,,.t,sa. ~ -
<1red ortho;r s,of, ,,.,+,, +.,a,. a.,... Auu.
tar morc. ccnsnroh,e md The n.oiharhaa
nve Il IN +,,c,nec1ree 4o n,15 +,o,, - - :.
acconnt 0ffcnt1,ncs y c1oso ~ tnrasH.s.,"" 49,
nfo snr1, cosns win deve,on q fra-h z~a'. s.u.'
r1;dcatjon of the animal r. Eson ,rha
iosinc his own graceful lrnsn In = trsn
soueIt to persuade lis brother Reyn,nas thst
a "short docku vos thc roost confort,h7o
Men vested with the full power to represent
their fellows in so vital mattcr. shonl1 hc
carefully chosen. and 1,,cir dorelictIhns nm.
ishcd ty the body whose Interests thcv h.
4lav.
The po}d hY11 h,s ,,asscd concrcea lint ~.
our spccia1 Vasl,,npton d,snotch 1,ints Il IL
cumbrrrd with suc1 RESTRICTIONS oe 1-,,1 ,,,,1.o
ii inoperatiye for the uurnose desfrned hr it,
friends. In br:ef. the eoia gamblers arr snf.
ticicntlv nowcrfn1 tn nrcvonf 1ett,no +,,a ,,,ea+
<sbcar'' loosc on the ro,f.ma-lcf for enr1, ;.-
decd would secrctary Chnec nrovc viii, N.
rover to sell the roid IN the Treasury A.
Ills. Ursa Major is tcthcred to r chain .lot
allows The gold gamblers tn remain inst mt
ofhis reach. This is a worthy cnnrcncr IN
Legislation with the whisky tax ma anono
r,e arts lint vr,11 e+ovn,, ~ ~ro.a,s. Cs..-7
rs homeless med5ocrity.
fo~t1,,1,,+ 49, r., s,.
vic,.s,,r~T fco-, 1,;s ....at aaa -. oueA ~
into the 1,cnr+ of scceee,o Tha 1o.4 -ro
hcard hc was OF to New Orleans on a swi{t
boat to consult with Gen. Banks In re,at,nn
10 sending IN expedition IN the Red River IN
Texas, to clear out that nest of rcbe1s. Amer
arranging that matter To his satisfaction ,ve
next Lear Of him at Memphis. where he was
met by n dfsnatch from Gcn cant II.
forming him of his appointmcnt tn
The command oft thc u,il;torv division If +ha
affssiseipni. comnosed of tbe nenort,ne,,ts ~
the Ohio. Cumhar1and Tennessee ard Ar..11
saa W. nou 1o,r of h;n, -, w.. ~. f.o,, 60.
~ o,,,.,.s11. ms-.!,~.,. ~ r4o'u ra..o
-. l., N.s,.-s,,. Hs W. Plpo@uly
snad1a saha. ~ ,a'.a aa o'su s.a s ~ tae
,rr d.,,n 1at ,,,ta caaas; uno4 Ut
.,.,...1 st.1.1 - oec~aA ~ - \ nan VI VOL
4 traaa aeel'!s mau e"ou1ance-eauaAca IN
-aeee .eepcce oy nonc o. ouf generals, save
ouosu LII t1eo's 1e, IoAI aae reoei-
-.oa e4a onas ee enooaeo ny naro, constant
ntu.!ns" o4o"s "ust oe gwen, ne says, In
!l,o succession ana In downright earnest.
-,'s'" s oe-eses N hurting Inc feoele, ana IN al
.'as Asepee1e az As " aaaa al'ef ofaat own
Rnmor ssvs Con Fr.n,o,+ t. =, ho ...+ ..
Soutb caroi,na ~ connnonnS ~ +h.t sars.. ~
ncnt TTso - shon1a ha +aton 49,. -. .. sepn.s' aaar
,st That +,o p.se;sa.,t ~ 1a,a... - ea4
1oo,. fro,, s..i,-saa h,a.-s -. ~ one
Trcnont 1r;,1 thrs bora a f.,- 49,, 1es.t.s
in tho ve,, 4,asd ~ ~, ot,,a-s - 1e - =.
claimed his n,n,a has -,o1ror m ~ .at
.rard the.neno,+ az car+e,, w. a. ~ aao.,. -
;n,,ro,,oh,a '~.''1s '10' >'o w. 4~>''AN ~
There arc fnd,cat,ona that +ho 1,a,.,.
viii not rive mn without a dcsnc-a+e st-nr,
t1c their last retreot in thc hr,1+ ~ 4,,c nv.
1incpt. Idaho. now pressed closely on c,thrr
side by the waye of ,o1d ecclers- so threat
cuinc is the ASPECT. that Gen, po,e IN n mil.
tary proclamation. warns the em,rrsnt. NJ
this peril, and cautions them that it is better
they should allow the cavalry expedition to
lead the way. This rs far more disintc1cstcd
advice than TINT Of steamboat runners who
pledge to lind passengers at Bannock and
any nayieuble etrcam,) Unless Gen. Pope's