Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-18
I WHOLE NO. 4O6.

INDIANA, June l3, ofthe proposed adjourn
rneht and meeting al Hamilton. june Is.
and that Nallandigham'S immediste recall
was subject Of debate. and the prospect Of
| his being at that time at Hamilton. At
J least one rebel officer left Windsor, G..
W., AMI visited Hamilton four weeks
before, in tire confidence of disloyal per-
sons, of which was advised at that time,
by telegraph through General Noble.
OH. Five DAYS before Morgan attacked
Mt Sterling, and the L. and r. r. was
severed, written report was sent by
dISlOyal persons. of which | have the
! originals, that the road was quiet, that
"no mules. i. S. soldiers) were on the
line, and that glorious work would
begin the coming week
9Th. a courier Intercepted between
Frankfort and Louisville, who reported to
me at Louisville. as was starting for
Indianapolis, cIaimel that Forrest was
moving upon Southwestern Kentucky,
and that potion Of Buckner's command
would join the fragments of Morgan in
Western Virginia. Two days after,
Forrest defeated Sturgis; Buckner, howev-
er, was west of the Mississippi. / give
these among many facts TO show that
there is a close correspondence of design
aud feeling between traitors North and
rebels South The whole plot of the Or
der herein referred to, is in harmony with
forcible interruption of the war.
w. y. Bowles before referred to, has
made no close secret of his disloyal pur-
poses, aud his sympathy with the South.
He is reported as one of the four major
generals of the Order in Indiana. The
remaining three are l.. Z, Milligan of
Huntington, Major Walker of northwest
ern part Of Indiana. vice Yeagle removed.
and Andrew Humphreys of Green county.
The Grand Commander has already been
named.
Although the new work, S. L.. was
obtained at indianapolis, by r. Barrett.
for Missouri, it is understood that the Or
der is so far organized in that State as to
run risk of disappointment by change.
and that the work of the o. A. X. will
retain its usage. as it differs only in non
essentials. Among tile persons reported
as at the conference with Judge Built
and Barrett, were j. j. Bingham, DR..
A,hon and Mr.. R,tine. Of indianapolis.
| will also give the names of few other
members, for yonr information, to enable
yon to watch the movement Of this Order
in Indiana, viz: DIR. Gatling. associated
with the Gatling Gnn) Mr. Evert of
Vanderburg, Mr. l.. Leach. Mr.. Otey,
Myers of Laporte. DR.. Lemons. a. D.
Raga, Mr. McBridgc Of Evansville. John
q. Davis, and Lassell Of Cass county
Several of the above are delegates to the
State Grand Council of Missouri; and
besides, IT, H. Dold, to the Supreme
Grand Council, to be held at Chicago, the
first of July next, preparatory TO the
political convention Of July 4.
". fuRfosEs OF THE ORDER.
1t seems that the main purpose is
political power, hy union with the South,
regardless OF men or measures. The
Eastern and Western Council leaders
differ as to means to this end; and again,
the radicals and conservatives differ, at the
West.
Men like DIR. w. a. Bowles seem
Indifferent to any presidential canvass, AMI
to prefer an early armed rupture and
positive union of the Northwest with the
South.
Such men are really and anxious fox
such an armed invasion as will give them
nucleus for open defiance of the United
States. This is not speculation; but
proof is ample. | have advertcd to-
some facts already. and will advise you.
as ! have the Government and General
Heintzelman, as events progress.
Very respectfully yours.
HENRY B. CARRIxGToN,
Brigadier Gen'l. Com'd'g Dist. Ind.
His Excellcucy Gov. y. Z. MoRToy.