New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
MISSOURI.
imposing Demonstration In Honor Of Con-
Grcss-Poiiiicni Prospects Hmproviug-Do-
nesiic InfeiiciIy-smmigrationP Pouring In
Rebel Spite In -. Leuis,
From Our Special Correspondent.

Rebel Spite in -. Leuis.
From Our Special Correspondent
81. LoUI5, May. H. 1866.
Last night az extraordinary AM imposing demonstra-
Of Radicals took place in honor OF the capture Of
Camp Jackson l. was mi ghty oupounng of the people
the largest that has been witnessed this city for many
years and the meeting indorsed the action of Congress
upon the subject of reconstruction tho occasion sig
nifcant Gov Fletcher OF Missouri and Gov Ogesby of
Illinois the chief speakers, and both heartily in
support of Congress and heartily against President john
scheme Of reconstruction Gov. Fletcher told the
people lie meant TO enforce the civil law, and the registry
law equally with the rest with the whole military power OF
the State If ssay This and subsequent remark by
Charles ID Drake that there three regiments ready 10
spring 20 arms 1t three hours notice TO enforce this law
caused considerable squinnng among the Secessonists
but they may well begin 70 GET used % IT, The Rebels
and the Rebel sympathzers have atey formed habit of
threatening vengeance and blood upon all who at
tempt to carry out the law The probability is thai they
will have frst-cass opportunity shed more blood be-
fore the next November elections.
Gov Oglesby particularly eloquent upon this oeca-
in vndcating the returned heroes Of the army from
the slightest sympathy with the reconstructed Rebels OF
the SoutA He said they would neither be cajoed
cheated into any recognition OF the political rights Of
Rebels until they had manifested proper spirit OF loyalty
Whenever any official from the President downward I'M
dertook fool the American people the soldiers OF Hi
nois would respond quickly to the call as those OF any
State. The Governor savage upon Andrew johnson,
and ped the man who could trust MN after his recent
consistent ayoriug traitors so openly. The Gov
promised Missouri the support Of Illinois IN eniorc-
ing the law OF the land.
Tho NORA 81 .ct Of the demonstration last night is very
strengthening The party needed just such assurance
give It's various parts courage and to-day there Is CON
fGence certainty expressed that the Radical majority
next November will be rs large as over The demoraH-
ing influences have ceased TO operate and there If con-
vctlOn all sides that are once more On the oGd TO
victory. The announcement Of the intended enforcement
OF the Registry law Is especially important Foolish RcD-
els have declared their intention 10 ignore the law, ana
hold every public officer attempting 20 enforce II 20 per-
sou acc1rua iifv thus deterrng men from accepting
frr1 In fUq thc
cause is gaining ground every day0ne OF the marked
effects Of the political preaching of Gen +. T. Bair, r
in progress Indeed the political skies OF Missouri
bright with hope There - be 10 lowering o. The
IL .g here.
ing out of the nhdelity OF wife. The parties were MI
and Mr. Brghi--the same who alluded 70 IN pre-
vious etter-tbe having been caught in bed with
a notorious negro kidnnpper named Oriel. The woman
was arrested on a charge Of adultery In the Criminal
Court she pleaded guilty 10 the charge and It was IN the
County Mar-haPs Office whittier she repaired to pay the
ne that the husband sought TO take revenge by killing
his wife. The case had 80 worked upon his ceilings iha
when nc stood IN the Courtroom and beard her plead
guilty he became nearly insane The day The shoot
Ing The husband blied and his trial for assault with
intent "a Kill awaits the woInans slow and painful re-
Retort from all parts OF the State agree in statements
concerning the largely increased immigration The best
Of II that many OF the determined Rebel families
are moving fast new families move IN. Why Is u
that amaorty of the newcomers are Radical In political
They certainly and the Conservatives lament the fact
accordingly. During the past year Missouri has gained
votes
have been settling M North Missouri Hey are hearty
class OF citizens Lang from New England and the Md
de States For several weeks past teams AID wagons
have been passing through the city route % he South
West 10 develop the marvellous richness Of The Lad mine.
Of that region, aud the demand for Government land will
soon exhaust that hitherto held N Too central portions Of
the State, though there are SV' 70 acres unoccu'eim
Horse-theves are thinning ont in North Missouri and
are hardly more cdmorous nov than before tie var IAe
vigorous meegdres used certain 20 punish them
has had good effect The emgraiion OF this class Of
rogues om Missouri 20 Illinois did not improve their
prospects, vigilance committee was formed IN Jersey
County who hanged seven Of the wreiches IN less than
fortnight.
The Fcaial movement in this city ha. completely
played ont The ciJces here have hardly held ns
or two months and the money contributions have dwih
died down 10 next to nothing The truth Is that many OF
the leading Jrshmen in ST. Louis have held aoi iI t1e
movement from the beginning. As Tor d. a. kilian
who used reside here the opinions concerning that nd
yldua are the reverse Of com lmcniay. The cabeT OF
tho mon leading the Brotherhood is about on par with
Kllhan
ss-ur,,-s Two more boats have been damaged-one OF
them in curious manner. The Big Horn Was ied W
under bank when bank caycd in tore away about ~
feet of the guards AID let the water pour mo
her hull with rush. Only few boats have passed For
Randall and have the most pcrous part OF Their tnp 10
make yet. 80.
St. Louis 10 restrain the sale Of The licensed rum
holes in the city are very numerous, but IS sale 70
say one-hrd of them the direct resorts Of thieves OF
aft grades The concertsaloons with their pretty waiter
girls are pest quite obnoxious here as they ever
were in New-York
The knight Tempars from Memphis met with the
Knight Tempars of ST. Louis yesterday in celebrating
Ascension day. As a majority OF them SeoessonSls,
the coincidence Of celebrating the capture OF Camp Jack
son did not escape them. The Knights had grand time
in the celebration at st. Georges Church with appropriate
ceremonies.
The Old School and New School Presbyterian General
Assemblies met here on the 18th. II is coincidence re-
garded by many Presbyterians proyidentia In the
effort 70 furnish accommodations q these guests the Od
School folks have been troubled by the dcourcsy mani
tested by various Rebel families One Of the largest
churches will receive but half the number OF delegates
signed 70 it, The New School people are more harmo-
NOUS