, 1865-05-24
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
rAprcAH. K1., May y, 1855.

LUZ AnuA8kuty u kAI k1uAt IN HIS DlStfIct.
Had lie been disposed to listen to these spec
n1atoEe and lint himself to aid their ueSarious |
.c,,cn,ea he sro,,,d not oo1v have ,po1s thor.
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eaAue u oo4la.e, eo1 p.eA .aNAe4 4oi LIE 1ov
ATTY and naell1y 70 Inc thloo cause. Gen.
Meredith Was strong personal friend OF
Mr. lincoln'e. md es.jpyed his unlimited conf
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o1 lis "a'lots1 kup3n'teis u .ne 1n.caeo
Convention aplo'n1eo s'ns " Tue NauonAa
honor Of beizr one of the Presfdent.s escorts
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~" ~ ~ ~ ~ fa,;.,o - go. xa.,r,.,,
one ol Lie nse. ILL aaotaaa ~ fasoe seslneut
under the first call Tor troops, had his son
slain by his side in battle, and his shattered
F.,,,. trcm The .nost 5raaafnl uor,7a ~.
-. C.t+r,t,u-o .,ot ,,1- ,,a.,oot,ata
81 ee''ea ~ ~ 49,
nina from nelo uul*. ons tnaAe LIS tne QUO u
I.air aud at guish. II Is not likely fhat man
with eucl a1tecs dents, would, Ut this lats
1.,rr srmnattIz.-x;t1 The rebellion. and tbo.a
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WIZ hno" A',1 Dss 'e@' '6''e'e" "4a3 AL
su'tcd Al Inc cnanse@
MEETING OF TIE FRIENDS OF GEN. MEREDITH.
I'm Tpestav evening. one If The 1arpest
.s..,aas ~ axe, asss,u,,;.s, in t,;s c;tr.n, go
= see go .s,a.. I.shs,. .sN.s 49,
-,NU persons o,'ec pleseut-"asA Atlo n aaI-
lei etluaie' anu out cuAsAe sAA Aysseu tae0
feelings uToh thc sat9:c.. = ssties o. feso-
!utions @sie aoopssa, teques.'ss ss q: Iae fre:'-
dent to TelnEtate tne Ienefal IL nlscommand.
ard deneuhc1nG, IN Tue strongest 1erna, the
motives Whlth uctua1eo me Psft1es VINO OBJ
tajned Lis It moFal. EGht NEE formerly be-
Urging 10 Its ttisa were present, cach
man beating IL his breast one or more bullets
,eceivtd beside their Gcuetal HIS reception
Of 1he1n Was affecting III INC c3ttGtoe, and
Il 4
crowd.
T1GoR AND Ec1SoHF:
One thing = certain, Gcn. Meredith has
conducted his district with reIna-kah'e v1Gor
aud economy. Whsn be came hero It was
rnssfe for Union man to be !ount one tn,lc
teyord the Federal pceers; tie county WAS
cyef1un By gueril!as. notwithstanding large
mount.d force WIS pa-,c1lrE the cistri:t
trade was cunfntd to three points, anu in the
Lands OF about the same numh.r of isa1er6,
who wee this cnablta 10 nakt fortunes out
of the ucrt Ea:tfes If the pe0rle. Murde: and
rapIne were Ct every day occur1eac-, aud il
ever there was q picture Of s'hel upon
taltb,n it was in Wc.te1u Kentucky, when
GIN. Nj relith r'as appointed to lis Command
Nov the scene IL changed; life and pruprty
il eyesywEcre IS safe, almost, as in Eil.nls !;
| trade is un11amelcd, civil laT prevails in
ever. county The military has hsen nj arly
Withdrawn, ard qu:et prevails Throughout
| the country. With fle Ea1nB means Ac has
| cfIcctt mole re.mansut good IAN any Other
| ccm,napdtr jn the West. TACT perfectly ap-
| parent 10 every imp ejud:c=d eve.
elrRYEnuEK or REBELS.
! tsEc the oath, or to be pasoled. It Is be-
| ltsred fbet ut lehet hve.sixths of the suEYi-
! vtrs Of the misguided followers OF secess on
| III Neettrn hlniucEy and Northwestern Ten"
ne*eee Lave ara11ed themselves OF tue Pftst-
d.ns's obsr, q are no" at nome cu!tisaung
tLt!r ihhas. Mltn Ie~ e4enp ious u. .ae5 ~ *
Iess ,!hea heo'c Q. tns oa
auo eas, h.-.. -, ~ r.r,..w 5ts cnr.
r.. ~ ~. 1s;1r rr,.ect r. ,rcnr ,,ne 1e,,
~. ~ no4 4,sie a n.st nr1 ~ stote tsWs m*ks
a.n ~, ss.r, i In 1he raH,.t ar,ny s;ncs
! Ma. 1871 ..aI1s - fsnrr;sonmen+ ~ H. na1.
1.a3;,a9. s H. ~ ~ tiod nois1sss thsn an. -,
.,o,a ~ +o1 rrears ~ ~ nav cann+Jss
hrnS,aa. ~ r. ;,,rtn,,nt bsra r1..a5r hee,
fn.nd ~, fher c,nr,rt;ans c.n te hid IN
~. ~ c,se, IL rerr n1fhie,nst,cai md thc mi.
~ af .ch as..ni.a ,s cn-,stnlr nn1s,;nnat1a
+, aistor, anas Tns,,v fom ~, ,1rn,n~ n 1i,"I,
hssas. 49, 30 = ss5v r.nssn = i.,re an.
arat,on rom fbis state. Il Is to be iesjIcd
i',ss % tb,s; laxs W nieht b. u.sdifisd. Il, If en-.
tar. "a A. we o. sha11 ,are st~uf ..nr-fourti If onr
s1s -,r,1,iSt M, T., 49,. e. "a p,;snn To+a1Ir
a;s.e rsf,sints 1hem 1roud re- mn,.. aff;c,nai
h s ~. as.iis ~. a.--;sd s,,9a s,..rr''
tt"n ~ ronId 1tf.rt arc =, morai and mil.
~ .srt,,'t;on as Fl 0 t0'N'
| nhofa -
n- * ~ ~ ~, ,rnna ~. :. -. raI"b "bn,s IN
~ -. 49,, r.nEs tn,1,,sh.., ~ 1ns1, sna
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uEs ~ a. -. " Uts.,;s ~ tsst r.
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nent 80, % -. wosu ~ @ ses .ea s.' a11 tne
! ores IseA "uom ~ nAse ~ 4use ~ ~ 49,
Ines ma laai, Win ssst{ ~. ~ -. t".1 -. aan4n'
ist1utioD, AID keepallse lue u,ts VI t;ccbsion,
: Could theif traitorons moatns oe ei2sen e..
fectut1ly, source { fes1'ge OF tne febel!1on
would be Visible IN i|p years, OFT free
South, with her loyal people, would au. htf
trcafuIe es md strength 10 perpetuate our no.
bic Unitu. T1lese men acknowledge the wa1
to he over, but swear the South Is sin uncop.
uuerxd: SLAVERY, they say. 1s dend, but they
curse every administrator man as an Abol
tIonist; the for:l is still looked upon as a
distinct natiop. Of sprakfpr Yankees xhilsi
in The South norgtt is TO he found but hon
esty, intelligence, honor and ouiyalry TIE
amendment 10 the Constitution IL proclaimed
IT, t,e The acme Of OPP 'es.ion. aud bitter ID
deed a1c the cnathctlas hurled upon Its sup
porte,s. Euch a:e the slay-athome ret=lt
In Kentucky 1o.dAy tlry arc lot 10 be tlu=
eFil.
MILITARY MA11ERs.
Military matters are about "Played out'
IL this country. Three weeks srce ntou!
thee hurdrcd desperndoes, from Tennessee
aLd Kentucky, among tlem being, the Nc
D<.ugal sfothe1s, asstinbled At the State Inc
and btarttd Tor central hcntncky-tt |.
| fh' nrht 1of Inc PURPOSE Of taEtpg the olth
ut der assumed n'1ncF, at Louisville. Whilst
crossing the Tennessee River they we're at.
1ackid W the gnntHsat Moose, Their i:rce di.
sldsd, tbeif iNats dtsIoSed. ana eight Of
tnlr uun.oss ki!eo; a1ter seseIa. n9ats on
the narrow peninsula, betTesn the leones'
tee aLo ano Cnhoef!ano hNels, po5H. n
shem eeoeeeo Luz 4aller e]teAaa ano sep'
alaNo. .;.a
fInkaAI sI1AIAbIh AND "'Al-A AAe
oc.,> sA.AE. o,n,;1,os mn,
W toc oln aoout .Ef.y y! ~ -, ,.aUt ~
ah qusI on.uoe1 VI TG1e1aiG ~ Ieea ta4s
III IL 1cau WV n.ss liGm ~ liz ~ =. =
Es5r tuhle*ot anu tasu alsE: tns Us
hc ia u u ,ue otne @ snnnt .ns3 "e.S .a5
not ,ir: ued, the gutfltas soon stoPPea, M ano
sfa1isu !ntl N Guns: a,lel ual eas4J. ~. ~"
ne ttt'r oens rn ,otn. noaaaeu .r tnc setnas ~,
| ittdfy overlook the cavalry, Eheh rau'
ui1E H:At TOOK place, Whtn the guerilla!
Emc,r;,d n killing scEetal caTalry horses
The G:sh"lin~d d Fede1ala sar7enaefcd, bul
To ssr1y 1Lh1uuce the :uestllas reused Y
take 1;r r.sautrs. but placing pistols to tntl
capliTts' leads, blew them into eternity
One nat. t6ca} ed into house, where be VA
fullou. d ts four gue7ij1as, VII thot him, aht
left In: 1-,1 d sE one Of the secundrels
howe,c,. !oohaIg th1ongh the window SAW
lbe VI Inr'' !. 1nsn moving bis feet. when tht
| villain q Il tie sash ard flushed tue TEND
'sh wo!f. TIC dead bodies we're att left 10 tut
road, ssLe1e they Eerr Inuti!ated by hogs be
nn;ot1,a5a M infcrrnan, ssve tha s;~hf VA
horr.d bcyopd desc1lpt,ou, md tlat e. clos,
were the pistols ltlrced to the sictfms' head!
Wien niea, tuat lie esepfoRs "ere basn.d II