New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16
NJ bussards and night hawks never wac made sinoe
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Of bussards and night hawks never wac made snoe
Al the Rchmo House Gfenfell was taken In bed
with the Texan. They were cIapped into rons, and
driven of to the prison together fortnight later tho
Texan relating these details to stranger. whils tho
Copmandant wss sitting by at bis desk writing ssd
words cannot describe my relief when those band.
cuss were put upon rs Al times before the senss OF
responsibility almost Overpowered ne. Then feltike
uan who has Jest come into fortune. The wonder
LIS now IT, how the Colonel could have trusted
much 10 q Rebel"
"Trustsdl" exclaimed the Conn andsnt. looking up
nom his writing. II had faith il you; thought yon
wouldn't betay me; but trusted your own life IN yonr
own hands. that was all Too much wss 1t stake 20 DO
more. Your every step YES Swallowed, from the no
ment yon left this camp til you back TO tin irons
Two detectives were constantly at your back sworn W
take yoar life II you wavercd Tor half a second"
ia that true " asked the Texan In q mnsfDg way,
but without moving muscle. IL didn't know 1t, but
/ felt II in the air g.
In ths rom at the Richmond House. on the table
around which discussed their helish plans, wss
found slip Of paper, aid on 1t Ia pencil was scTawtd
CoIosEI: You ~..t l..v. this house so;niga Go to
Fielding wss the assumed name Of the Rebel WHO bur.
rowed with Hines out Of town, where not even his fel
low fends could find hin Did the old fox scent the
dcngerf Beyond doubt he DID, Another day,
and the TEXANS life might have been forietec.
Another day. aud the Damp might have been
sprung upon q little too suddeny' 80 tho Com
can Doubt that through IL all 10 led and guided by
the good Providence that guards his county
But what said Chicago. wEen 1t axoke In the morn
ingi Let one OF its own organs SHAVER;
OF cz-ns who swoke to the p~ri hersng over
their property and their heads in the form % Sup.
4. Disguise and Rsbe susr" wilton. Disguise, and eou-
coeted BY h9me coppeIhrsd' ~hos lOus .d nd :.
quake had opened al their i,et VINO cah picture "e
horrors 10 follow tho letting looss Of ooD Rebel prisoners
upon seepirs city ali Unconscious OF tho eont saae
itl ns and ammunition stored at convenient locations,
with oonedera.s distributed t.re and nre ready of We
BE- PARA eed 10 sszc history. One hour Of such eaias-
ophe would .esoy the OF quarter Of century
e-,sb. oru Of Chicago Tribune Nov g. 1874
iiut the Of Chicago not only talked they acteo.
They went 20 the polls and votef Tor Tie Gnon ana 50
told the world what honest Illinois thought OF treason
More arrests made more arms taken. but The
great blow was EirGck and the work over. us noda
gone tie Conspiracy was dead, and 1t only remained
TO Law ont liieess trunk for the burial. Yet even rs
IL fy in death. skuddered to look on the hideouS
thing out Of which had gone 80 many devils.
tsince the foregoing written tho Commsnd'nts oc.
report hs b. en- published In reference to teae arrests he
ssy, In dspmch to Gen Cooh, dated Camp Dousas nov
:, O'Clock. .. M: ,p.hr
officers escaped pri'oner' OF war, and es~n' Ia connection
with thsm' ,o, r., n @. t.,c ,.ns.n IN
company with Snanks Qhs 1rIan an escaped prisoner
war Richmond oe.e Col Vine ut Mr9sdnae bIo,her
o. Ih,rty: CAPT Cen,nf ~ Morgan. commands Charles
Traverse ,ButternutD Csnr sad Traverse arrested In
Nslsnr bon.e which were 'ouhu TWO VI
.,e res divers loaded ard capped 20" stand. o. nusaet
loaded and ammunition. Also seized two ooxe. OF guns con
eeal.d in room Ia tue city. Also arrested Buck Mor
lr,ure OF Sons Of Liberty having complete PROOF OF h
a.ns sh.nk to escspe and plotting to reea'e pf'0he"
this csup. -, .,
Most Of these Rsbe Of In his city on 'e 'sns
errsnd IN August last he Plan eng - instrecnon
and el.as. prisoners Of war at ais camp There are many
Strangers and suspicious persons in the city Dclevei 20 ps
guerrlas aud Rebel soldiers Their plan to Aeek e
camp slectioa night All prson-I arrested arc IN camp
Csp, Nelson and A e. Covsaty OF tie police rDdered'efy
sncsnt service. 49,,
IN alton h tho general operations. bsve detailed, tho
Conmeudsu, In this Report, writes NJ follows; =,
Adopting which proved effective to oetect the
pr..sncs sd IDENTIFY the p-rson Of tho oticTs and leaders
their plans. manifest that tney hai "
means OF Gathering con.desby larger than the s
garran thsn snafdug between 300 aud soVo pfshe OF
Wal Al sup DOls tat. taking sdvantsso OF the erche
AND TIE large number u parsons who would ORD
O. the streets on election gb they INTENDED to nas- ~ sNs
surprise this camp rs-se and Arm me prisoner
o. wires burn the railroad DEF o 'er
the bltiks containing and ammunition taAr
possession tho city, and cainpsgn Tor ne r-
OF other pson-rs Ia the state Of Illinois srd ~
thu. army eject and give success TO the
general upr.siag long Contemplated ~ the '0ns VI
l.befty.f"