New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
FROM MISSOURI.
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ity Of Slavery Southern Hiseegena.
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ity Of slavery Southern nissesena.
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From Our Sy-csI Correspondent
Sr, Lors, April q, 1854
Considerable activity has been manifested il
this vicinity Of late in forwarding troops 70 the sea- o.
war. wherever that important SPOT may be located.
Regiments which have been doing guard dssy in tias
State tor many months have been suddenly ordered off,
and call has been made to forward all detached nsa
who are engaged In the Teegrsphio % theIs
regiments in the feA During the last three years "a
immense number OF clerks and cooks and other assist
ants have managed 10 got details to remain In sona
Office in hospital in ST. Louis or vicinity vhuS
their comrades have been fighting the Rebels Ia DiIs
An this has been stopped. and hehceforth detsa
are 70 be allowed except nom tie Invalid Corps. TAeA
Michigan Cavalry and the 18th Missouri CaValry 40
incomplete regiment doing provost guard daay
around this city. There Il report that they 100
ordered TO leave in few days, and that their present
places viii BIZ filed with the enrolled militia Of this cay
and county.
This report has sldsd to the CONSERVATION prem.
ously manifested in that org lnlZatiOn- caused BY tie
fear Of the drA and Of The vigorous measures taken
= newly appointed Brighton General 10 compel ths MI
litiamen u turn out and drin once week. and hke
other steps 20 perfect tb-ir drill and discipline - trust
worthy soldier, Of tho Union. The order - dr er
cessivcly distasteful 10 majority Of those Who are
subject duty under the law and the result Is that M
County Collectors effce hss been crowded for se'sra
days by anxious individuals waiting 70 pay go which
is the Communication fco allowed By Law 70 secure
exemption from military seTy zee under the orders o. Tie
State. The amber OF e1cmp.s in this county VIII b
about ]. so.
every day Col Freeman who Is At the head Of severA
buntred men roaming along the Arkansas line,
ported sary tbs week 20 have started Tor Eastern Az
kansas but the report is unconfrmed. grew est q
rumor probably that Forrest % receive help ron
vrst Of he river and that there would be attack
tho Union forces north Of Memphis. Freeman has ma
Nl,aFNg LntNu nf hfash IL
esstly strong make Gen. RosecrsIs trouble whes.
ever he sees at. But the Indications sFe thsi Gen.
Rosecran. III not Ter him alone long enough 70 accom-.
psh any serious mischief All over the State there are
cssas reported Of horse theving snd robbery By ~
the u,s Of guerrss but these are the nefe oasrop-
pings OF aplessness ineidea. To . s;ate OF war.
Attention has recently been drawn 10 the severity
prnct iced ia few csSos BY Rebel shareholders N North
Missouri toward their unfortunate chattsis. Brutal
beatings cutting with knives and horrible mutt aors
are reported upon uiQunstOnablc sUthory-upon these
stories il IL asked whether Slavery Is really dead ID
Missouri. The affirmative answer Is offen spoken ~
Copperheads ia the North but they prove the Eshder.
full vitality OF Slavery. IL is tee option Of many sO0
most distinguished leaders. that the var was W cease
tomorrow ard Rebels we're allowed voice m the Gov
ernment " tho State there would be very great aal.
ger that the ordinance OF Emancipation passed bss
June by the Stats Convention. favorable a. Is too
Ung lease for the peculiar institution, would be eltey
repealed and Slavery once more rear It's head In ornN"
able strength in this STATE Luckily. however the Pso'
pie have opportunity to prevent this easas'
irophc At an earlier period BY electng State Couyen.
ton ia November who VIII IN ali human prsbaolhy,
souech Slavery forever.
An Instance Of practical miscogenstion in the South
came to light few days since at Benton iSarraoks
fairly dressed young looking soman. With skin rs shS
As ANYBODY presented herself 20 the superintendent
and applied for ra,ions The SspeFntead'
emit familiar he is with such cases. told her she S1
in the wrng place and that LIE bad only 10 do With con-
trabands She said she knew IT, and that her husband
was In the army STU believing she was mistaken, thu
Supe ntendest explained bis pO~tion again, when tAe
woman surprised him by saying she was sb,e ana
] h.arn In .lTra
and knew Jea. Davis well. Her wants we're supplied.
and she sent to the city. The photograph OF tha
woman "a now in ths rooms Of tho Western SANITARY
Commission and nine hundred and ninetynipe men opi
o. a Thousand would swear positively shai she Vas
white This is not the only case which kas seen
recorded 81 The Office Of the Superintendent OF contra
sham this woman who ride In the cars daily and rhS
take seats offered 10 them by white men under the ss1'
position that they too are white
Political matters paTatiyey quiet The Cop.
pehesds are gradually showing their hands in favor ID
tbs nom nation Of Cen Mcclellan at Chicago, and even
tue worst Rebels forced t. admit that they preis
Mcclellan b. Lincoln The rergAnued penoca! on
ST. Louis County are trying hard 10 raise Bo0ey 70
start An organ but the noncyed Rebels are AFRAID OK
Gen. Rosecrans. and will not readily subscribe % s9ca
sfund. Nhito. the oEneroi Ih ~ L0s's htTd1a Ine ~
er oTeAn hich was suppressed early IN ma
warby Gen. Lyon. has Ssarreled VIII hls loDds aSe
cannot his paper into existence again although ~
has permit 10 rcssne frgih Gen; n,si, :,
common With mosl OF his Democratic ieIds, who Lave
,ill lately boon B.il's chief supporters.
The KadLcAs are ~ hold y state Convention ner3
month 10 nominate STATE teket and take action upoA
the question ol sending delegates 10 National tonien
ton II u ssil very doubtful whether the Radicals VIZ
recommend Cen Fremont % candidate or remain
silent upon that point There ID strong undere
here among the American portion Of the Radical p<rT
in favor OF Ben. Butler The Interior Radicals IL sons
counties are In favor Of sending delegates 70 the
more ConyeRuos evan II Lincoln Is nominated b@
lie Germans ara frn ~ rock In their oppoeltoh 70
Lincoln and deciars they will not support ann IN aay
event The 81. Losis German papers puohsh oSI
strings q; resolutions and editorials, published 10 ux
man papers all ever tho country, indoFslng we Poeo
they AVE taken the lincoln question, and eipses
firm determination 10 bolt llncoins nou'ius. -
politic ANS and office holders force him upon tle PeVf'
at Baltimore o.,,Ssy
Frank Ba,rs yote-tAs only vote Of preten1ess
Union man aid supporter u the President ees On 20
.ide r.fr.in4 70 ciIsure Mr.. Long OF ONO lof I'D
tral,orous ,eu ell the harsh tnlnss a.
have been said BY his political enemies about us sO.ss
over 10 Che Coppsrheads. Why ~ Blair allowed W 80
rcpresent ST. LOsis loUgi Ihe delay ID Int
If the Committee on Elections Is causing cons y
ureasine,. here lest Frank may bold on " ue
The se5Ion Ills friends here vie with the eiAnciS
b.,ns md Fernando Woods in denouncing The raIlgL
Anti slavery men Of the country ana nos Su Sy,ators
Missourians, but step outside ard assam go - ,ss
30 Sumuer and wilson, AID lepfesehN'''' "
Thaddeus Stevens stamp y.t,, ho,rping tc
Ihe Mis,i,sppi Y1iey Sanitary Far Is peshn,nk -
be ell tho talk and rage here. The women are TSs
ths non are excited and al classes are ehcleu
Freedmen and Refugee Aid Department are rsSsnn -
large contributions from abroad. cHeeA i'' W."
| received lat week from Gerrt SMITH
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