, 1865-03-04
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1865. :,

md the defense should hare the same privflec
TOO. The court declined 10 entertain the ohtec
ritual read ~ tho Judge Advocste ls,eneed tt t.
the Order Of SONS Of Lbhrty. and not Of 1meri
can knights, though The oath VAS correct The
NttHfss confaaued.-In August, 1868, the Order
numbered IN the State from i0.o00 to $1,000. Tie
grounds ye had foE fearing that our rights would be
feats Of shehan johnson, and othere On charges VI
general disloyalty, their imprisonment and release
VI mt9onf 20 f. haa1 did not understand the orter to
! re IN taVor OF the rebellion, for we considered
that act to be violation Of the Constitution and
usuEpatiou Of power. @''@
il. TESTIMONY OF 8. REMINGTON.
Mr. 8. Remington, a clerk IN the crockery store
testimony was regarding the meeting held in tue tue
1nvinclhle Club Room on the Sunday before elec-
ton, and did not dtfIcr materially from that Of
jcct. lie considered the meeting TO be m open
sne. and not meeting Ut the Order Of the Sons Of
lll'ni. BE considered from tho time Of their intt-
alton. that Dr. Aver and Hull were spIes and With
drew from the Order On that account,
TESTIMONY OF VIM. CAMPBELL
William Campbell, formerly local reporter OF.
me enteago , uis1ts, Va 9ext @ sworn He said:
ceant at.AEms In the Hous6pf Representatives. I
have known his family since March. 1861, / VIVA
engaged IN recruiting company in the 9oth ILL.,
ant. Wal=h was actively easa:cd IN raisins he
ssns regiment and until tho coIoneicy was taken len
~ Co: o'Hate. he vas named for that position
~ us tl houss S,, W. general Eendezvoas Tor
Private Secretary to J. 4. DIllen, the Chairman
Of tho Democratic Central Committee. I knew
f IN the city sdes tho conro! q hs
found were Rcpt at the house Of Nj. Walsh.
When went to Peoria III reporter for the 7snss,
knew that be sent trunk full Of pistols, which
meeting held there. Also when the TINES otlce
~as In danger Of being attacked, some Of the guns
were taken there to be used fur It's protection.
a th5t tme there Was much excitement In the
down BY aman called Horse Eddy, aud the po!lco
refused to arrest Eddy when complained to- Ed
dy vas rnbid Aoolitionist.
BY the Judge Adrocdte:-I, never belonged to
any secret political organization
TESTIMONY OF PATRICK BUnxs.
Mr. Patrick Burns, fireman tn the Chicago fire
department. was next examined, but his testimo-
NJ contained nothing which has not alresdy been
The Court then adjourned until Monday after,
nunn-
Daniel Flannigan, editor Of the Mason comfy
9hi1, Dfr"Ssra f who he. been tried By military
n.ner a. ~ oas t.y for publishing articles in his
i and sentenced to six months hard labor. The
sentence has been approved BY Gen. Hooker, who
/ uas named Fort delaware d lie piace 3here The
prisoner shal: be co4dned. Flanagan wi!
vii eecort bin TO his place Of Imprisonment. ~
:. It is announced that Gen. Hooker Is to be re.
ifcved from the command Of this Department nnd
asstgped an important command in the 6eld.
Gen. Hooker has not yet returned from Washing.
ton.
Preparations have been made In this city for the
celebration Of to-porlow as day Of rejo}elng for
the victories achieved by our gallant armies In
the peoples President, Abe Lincoln, for his Sec
ond term Of Office.