New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30
FROM ARKANSAS.
The Spread Of she Union senssins =. -
tempt te Counseraet tf-Ah'
Turned spou tho C0pperheSos'

A'''-' .ryrlE ROCK. Dec. 3D. Nos.
A, incident occurred here on ChrlSthaS bVe
which is worthy Of mention as showing po.I' '.o
""'O' :" i,4,;no,,or Of the Union party in this
80 tAat the surprising development OF
- f,el;rg and overslsughed patriotism con
-. ,,,o ,bo Federal occupation OF the State esIi
a., To- ci.ed n great deal Of alarm among those "Ao
,,l,ta their oaths of allegiance with treasonap'o
-, ross,va,iou. Among these ere good man!
r. ,roaltbv in the Ownership of troop OF oiacks'
- IN former times O! standing and respectaOAs!'
,r,o, -. however taken as a whole far more respect
w. IN numbers than in anything else. This part! mao
So,;,cd IN copn+eraot this loyal feeling which was
ana asv ineressing and the plan adopted to erect
chat end vns 10 get up sham Union meeting inc piu
xrsmpe for which should be previously propar'u e"o
.tr;c.ly carried ont II not intended tn'l h uu
fbrr avn etrjpe should be present &c p!eSeiS Wiz ,
-, ~. lent secre: an about O'CLOCK pfeSeuiss
she evening on which the meeting was 10 come On. -
thnt hour hsndblls were posted about tno S.g' -
,rhicb WIS announced "Gre8t Union hitetH'S' o-1
"a renarsl iDyita alton given 10 everybody to attend
Al tic hour nsutd the pavilion OF circus now neIe'
uas Dr.parly Illuminated and the erOau COuueuoeSS
pouring in-all but The knowing ones colai' G.
ia!ih They had secured the attendance Oi a r ~
Ro,srs, esd OF Pine BlQ. NsiT; map ~ =" ia
slsSe holder, and he first called on 10 sPrah
Inouuttd the stand aud opened veg hni9 Co.
h..
ance were not equally veD pleased win ias le,
Ladies got fdgeiy and ooughed anc their ma s'SSu
ants exchanged chances al ingurlng ssiPise, MI
Rogers kent on the ever tenor Of Ids way ~
70 the utter disgust Of tho projectors o. VIC HeeHb
made ar ont and ont Abolition speecn. -,,-.,.
A coll was then made fer Mr.. tisnpac9. ils sehu
mans sentiments sre wen known TO be Truly loyal en1
HIS appssrspoe ives more than the Quasi Union Io.kh
onpld stand Nearly every lady IN the paHinoA WIN
drew and several hundred men went with them AS
NOON IA order was restored be said that he would oechne
making speech bus would oler series OF res0intlCLs
This he did and they were enthusiastically a9opteu.
They were 10 the eject as those passed 81 q
Union meeting month ego q copy OF WHOM We SEM
To yur The stand YVES then taken by one OF the other
aide lie also he'd q series OF resolutions 10 oner III
which was plainly, but cautiously enuneia ca me N"Oo
CoprerheaG creed. These were duly read ana woe
called fr-nOne but citizens voting, they gong INTO th
ring for that purpose Not one man voted !oT iheA Dui
every ore in the ring voted against them some ot'er
procesipgs were then had IN which those OF the dsap
pointed ones who remained aid not take part but s.'
silent and grum in the background booking rs dlse0nso
late es boy whose Christmas mad been Spoled VIII
spansine. a., l., ~. L.,
ettel for Inc reason that tie whole nature o the affair
Gid not come 70 Int for several days. The Union men
soon bcan 70 the Joke but the others denied having
any hidden intentions strongly that II seemed bet y
say MOI hing about Il until Il should 10 tustWorthiiy
brought to light The truth of tho rattcr is no oagei
Question and the facts ere strictly above relaed
The army remains in Winter quarTerS aEc a II
,nirt CAITIOL