New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
FROM MISSOURI.
Reformed Rebels Leaving the Stntc -Rebcl
Ciersymen Come 20 Gricf-A Revival,
of Emigration - Emporsnnt Combine
ton OF Railroad Iaiercsis damage
nv afcrms.

Since the adoption OF the new constitution
sssre has been steady exodus Of returned Rebels
other States They cannot stand the Union sentiment
of majority Of the people Of he interior and il is only
an the intensely disoyal coluties Ike Boone Galloway
Howard and others that they find any tolerance what
ever They cannot vote until The Legislature says they
uay aud the Legislature has no power TO act on the
subject until 1870 This Acknowledgement is therefore
avery serious business Tor MIR. Rebel and where IL Is
vigorously enforced viii be in this State there is
40 reason to doubt that the Government of the State
will remain in the hands Of loyal The Rebels nre
rot however. disposed to qut the State without dis
order and in few they have shown such lawless
hess thai the people have taken summary justice upon
Uem 1t is quite worthy of notice that comparatively
tw Of tie Rebel Missourians who held
commissions officers in the Rebel army
have returned ALL or nearly su OF then
have in some way rendered themselves obnoxious to
the loyal people and they wisely refrain from exposing
themselves to the punishment which surely awaits
sher return to tie scene of their outrages and VII
asinies
The class more Immediately affected by the new Con-
stution and DOW in great distress about its adoption.
are the Secession cereymeD. who required to take
an oah that they have pether borne aided or
.mpstszed with the Rebellion. OF course hundreds of
item caruot do it without papablc PERJURY and here is
where The shoe pnches. They would gladly majority
o,thcu take an oath of allegiance TO JEFF Davis but
as they haven't the opportunity they must perforce
comm; perjury or omit preaching in Missouri. Tie
way Of the transgressor hard and they Illus
rating tue truth OF that text There appears 10 be
division of sentiment among their number TO what is
IRE best course pursue Their advocates have set up
she CIV shat the proposed oath is unconstitutional al
Enough il part Of the Constitution itself few
wiling 10 abstain from preaching until the matter is
settled Bat how to seit it. is the question. The new
Srpremc Court promises 10 relief, the judges are
claimed 20 be tho creatures Of arbitrary power. Turn
which way they will and there Is promise OF redress
The probability is, the seif-convicted preachers will
kaYe to abandon the pupits, but what will become Of
Gre Catholic priests remains TO be seen
very important railway consolidation has Just been
effected which will hereafter be Of immense benoGt TO
CHS CITY controlling interest in the Union Pacific
galway running from Kansas City 60 Lawrence nearly
6uishcd 10 Topeka. aud designed 10 to Fort Riley
has been purchased by capitalists concerned in the
Pennsylvanis Central and the leading Ohio railroads
Col Il. NJ Shoemaker formerly of the Dayton and
Moheau Railroad had already gone to Kansas City to
superinlend the road and its exention. The counec
zion OF these capt. lists with this enterprise its
completion They design changing the route OF the road
For Ri cy as to north west along the
Repubjcan fork and there interseeting the Great
Pacific Railway, Whenever, it may be built Tie mean
This il that certain New York and Lake Shore
Railway interests have combined 10 control the Nebraska
md Iowa connections with the Pacinc RAILROAD 10
their own advantage Now the Pennsylvania Central
and tue Ohio roads have combined TO interfere
With this programme aad divert of leas, half the traffic
IN their Own roads This il farsighted, deep game
amoDg Sic leading railroad of the country. and
1he way II stands now TIE honors are divided.
The emigration Doyemen, 10 this State has received
fresh Impetus since the adoption Of the Consttu
zion. Last week q committee headed by Col. Thorp,
representing several hGndred veteran soldiers OF West
crn F-Yo.s. arrived in Jefferson CITY TO consult
With Zoe Governor in relation TO buying lands and set
Sing u lis State They bave It is said. engaged to
6cre with quite number o: mechanics. and bring
then families and printing presses for the development
OF whatever section they may settle in. A steady
stream Of emgrants is pouring into the State, and set
tnng On farms, chiefly in North Missouri All of
tbee omgrans Free State men--tbe very best sort
OF emIgra0ts, and they will develop the Of
Nhson more perfectly in twelve months than the old
style Of southern emgrants would In thousand years
The d.slyal counties Of North Missouri com.
psraye quiet though il IS the remark of every body
who passes through this section that the dead Secession
virus Is As bitter The Secessionsts evidently
'nea the termination OF the war and their present
sieory Is that although SoCth Carolina is ruled by the
Yankees, they mean that Galloway aud Randolph
Souai'et shall be governed by Southern men, The
conservatives have undsrsken 10 hold barbecue 10
>1a"ay To- on the 9Th iust for the purpose they say
o. tu7ing TIE Ratchet. This is a tavorite Secesh
paryins. end would Ike to let matters stand Just
~uey are No confidence can however BIZ placed IN
sression professions They are false and hollow HI
ne cause itseh Tie Radicals Of Missouri wall
o'a'niy watch them closely.
'% iAH storms have done immense damage IN this
-e All the railroads have been more or less in
!I7l The Hannibal and StJosepb suffered the worst
Ss~e several bridges. The Pacific was damaged by
- "sek washing away below Jefferson City. and all
1sh 1ae interior the accounts show that the loss by
-sA1' sweeping away bridges &C.. is rery heavy.
Ai''asi River has been very high and swelled the
SAsaEp opposite the city " such an extent thst the
IRON fnoay filed some of the cellars on the levee
wan three feet of the street foors OF the stores
~" have in many counties been dead loss The
IL ~, 1'ie has been saved. No State will suffer any
N "se Missouri in comparison. ss there were no
II any moment raised last year and nothing
'.'''f' saved over
T. @hso0ri Pacific Railroad win he flushed TO
~ 'y III about month and half The cars now
l., asant Hill on the east end, and between
A,'y and the Little Blue on the west end, leay.
&p" q miles 10 finish The rains have been a
."tae progress Of the work.
mails have arrived here for five days
eu, zoe interruption Of Eastern railroad commune.
oir.ss papers later than July q have been re.
a''n up 70 this date, to the great and grow.
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