The compiler. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1857-1866, June 08, 1863, Image 2

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num‘ﬂc BTAE CONVENTION:
‘ ': Pugh-n: a u resolution lioptedA§y the
~,,Dfoiﬁo§uﬂc Slam Central OnmmmeeJlEp Oon
. unavonvof Dolegcm, chonn by (he Dcnjocrnts
ﬁron‘hon‘ the State; will nutmble ntJ‘JlAß
'mum, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE m 1863',
‘ “SlO o'clock, A.'M., to nominate Cmdfidntia
,lor Cannon. and Japan or run Suit-nu
Conn?“ bo.mppaned by the friend: lot the
nCn-unono: and Unoxﬂuhe é’hlylng el‘fctior}.
‘ "the Con-venddn wlll Also give ixpnsn‘lon ‘ol
"ﬂu "without: or Illa Democrats of the State,
‘vho, smile, and" policy woul-lx‘ luwe ﬁnned
ﬁll-gun! diluun,‘ 1111, nevertheless, deioﬁn tbg
hlugrlc patriotism of ouf great-Party co rucua
tho Oo’nuilutlon hid the Union, the on (rolm
upnrpttian, tbé other Lrom ﬁnal disrupti‘pn.
,5 ,1 ' . 1 P. w. HUGHES.
i “madman Democratic Sula Gen. Culn.
' quuiinemu ’lO, 1803, ’ |
x m PBEBIDENT REVERSE? BURN?
~ . ~ smn.‘ ‘ ,
J 01f Tuesday lest, Gen.“ Burnside ieaued
‘ an .order to _tuppresa the Chicago Tuna,
.r ' which caused intense ‘ excitement in‘
that ‘oity. The Tuna proprietors etiouee
A-eﬁpealed to judicial authority. asking an
injunction to‘prevont the execution 05‘ the
. order by. the military. 9n the some ny n!
2 hendbill was circulated, callingluyioh all“,
' 1n the city in favor of the freedom of
. .'epeech and of the press, to assem‘hle iii-l
' fmht of the Times Oﬂioe. on Wednesday
'enhing, "tgltskc counsel togetherin re
; gerd to theiecent infamous end tyraifnicel
- order of General Ambrose 1’3.~ Burnside in
suppressing nevapehera almiys Demoergtic
and consequently elwnyg loyéli” - H 1
On Wednesday mowing, the ﬁrm-1':
"counsel made a motio'n ihthe U, S. dircui‘l
Court, to defer the injunction until :ﬁoticel
of the application could be giyen tg‘the
commandant at thp Douglas. fudge
, Drummond, in gruntin l the motion,‘ieaid:
“I may be pardoned fill- suy'n'g thatipen
mellyhnd oﬁicinlly,_Ldesii-e to givel very“
Aid Inductance in in power to the; gov
ernment end to the adyminiatrution t re-l
, storing the Union; huh! have always. ish- l
. ed to_,treet the government he Lfovern-t
men: of law end a go ernment of t 1:? con
stitution. and not a n go’vernment ofllmere
phpienl force. I personally have con end-l
ed, and shall than contend, for the [right
. of free discussion, andrthe right “scam-l
wanting, under tho‘law and um‘dcr the
’ constitution. neon the acts of the hlﬁcera of l
’ the government.”
\ gluing the day the ﬁrms ofﬁce seemed
’ the centre of attraction, and wags visited 13,
w nlargo number of peOple. . l
In accordance with the call issued,m im
‘mense meeting resembled at eight o'tlock,
in front of_the I'm-es oﬂice. The crew!-
(15,000) eoog'ﬁlled the street, rendering ‘it
impnﬁehleq The meeting shortly after
_. turd: edjourned to the Court-house square, ‘
£7 and was there addressed by gentlemen of
f M north->5. The weaker: counselled the
1 ohnria'nce of the laws, but, denounced the
. recent order of Gen. Burnside to arbitrary
' and JKpotic. w... ‘ .
, Wh ~t the meeting win in progress, Sen
_etor Trumbull, Repreeentatwe Arnold, and
several other leading Republicans, held a
private nieetingnmd a numberof Demo
eretl were bent‘t'o’r, including the, mayor,
who was chairman. Mr. Ogden. a ltepuh
' licen, profiosed that the President he at
i once requeéted to rescind 'the order of Gen.
Bumside_suxipre‘e3h§g the Times. Theeug
geetion was adopted, and telegraphed tr;
‘ the Preeident—nnd ’onjl‘hursday the 'city
, was delighted with a telegrnm, received by
the proprietors from Gen. Burnside saying
that his order euppreeeing their circulation
'bueilg tea rewind by Um Pmidcnt, they were
- étlibertytooontinueits publication. Thus
(,ipnded this tyrennicnl attempt to wipeoutet‘
1' Itexirtence eloyel (but not-AbolitiOn) news-6
» paper‘in the free city of Chiéago. for the
4 onkc'of the peeoe‘of the North we‘hope it ;
will be the last. . - ' 1
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i ' PRINQE JOHN.
> ’We mmnrked‘wme time _ago- Lhntme
didn't think the Loyal Lenguers ivould
V .mke much out of John V.nn Buren, am!
’ we now, repeat the observation. The Na?
York Jim! at Gunman of Monday con-'
kins the following characteristic notefmm
u‘m Prince .9» me Vice President. of the
' 1031:! 1.135ng of Unién citixéns: _ -
Dun Ml. Jnou: linclose ythSSO to
wn“: defrn ing the expanses of the ﬁolun‘.
Queen to ihé Utica' convention. My ﬁrst,
intention ‘Wasr to contribute twemy-ﬁve,
bgg'is I we any were permitted to chair
for H'Clelian. I raise 4': to ﬁfty. Pray see
Shut nothing is done to prevent. them voting
for him also when tho proper time arrives.
Common sense in not. so common a! is gen
sully upﬁpoaed. but I should. think there
nus enmmh left. to put a stop to the blind
Ind blunﬂering maul“ upon a retired pa,-
lriot, whom the man- of the people? respect
Ind admire, and whom the soldiers! love.
'l‘ruly yours. J. VAN Dunn.
L. W. Jerome. Esq. Vice President Loyni
Losgue of Union citizens. _ ;‘
glen York, May 29, 1863. J,
”A repnrt reacgned this on Fridhy that
the, Confednmles were ndmncing upon
ﬂupel’s Ferry. 1!. turned out. toibe nll
"I‘nooushiue." {mm the Army of in. Po<
m we heu- um “everything ip quiet
plans-tho Fina." \ .1
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gig-The pamphlet of George Wilkes nt~
tacking Genera McClclinn has been: exten
ginly given away in tho Anny of the Po
mm. 'The mldiera have bungled}; abun
dantly." 'The One Hundred and Eigliceenth
rmqhnnin mule a grain! bonﬂré of all—
tho copies the} could polleot. f ‘
‘Tlnformntion wu received in Wash
Sag on many that Gen. Lee was n’ussing
his insect-Ist- lyu'ted Sum Ford. on the
aspirahannock, apparently enhanw u.
tempt”: crossing there or to make!» him
' r I harming glemlww. !
Ihe Moles of the ?copsc}
MONSTER [ABB MEETING IN PHIL-
ADELPHIA
Ixnznxnaxcs 30mm: AGAIN cmsa.
(mum) I'o ‘l-‘REEDOM u? swat-nl,
mannnn‘ OF THE muss no mun
BY watt—THIRTY wodsun mm.
um PROTEST AGAINST “Imam-nu.
RY ARREST or n. L. “unnumuﬁ
--GRANI) RALLY or Tlld FRIENDS up
LAW Asp ORDER—THE DEMOCRACY
NOT YET sxsuvznkxun no war
JEAN to um ‘ ’
On Monday eveningl last. one of the
lat-gels! and mmt enthusi‘utic politicnl meet
ing: ever held in Philadelphia} made old
Independence Square ringlm: its cheers
f 0: that Constitution enfi' Union wgich
were ﬁrst. planned lend fqrmed upon the
very spot upon ﬁllich stood the sweﬂng
multitude.’ The crowd 111 estimnted It frrim
THIRTY TO FOBTY THOUSAND l, The
Age up: f‘lt mu cmphetically the Great
Meeting—greet in numbers {unprecedented
-—gre-£ in in object—great m the enthusi
asm of in we. of thouund: of Freeman.
determined not to be made Sluveﬁ-great‘
in its moderation, combined with inﬂeﬁble
idetermineuon—magniﬁcent as a political
.demonstnlh’gn, and’invalunblejn its heath
{cheering effects. We take aftecinl. pride;
Inot'ontJ- in the ‘nzwundingﬂnumhom at
i thoee who hterallx crowded the' vast [mic-t
Pendcnce Square. brtin the chhrncter of thq‘ ‘
men» who plrticipa’cd in the meeting. It
lune presided ovur by Hon. Elliiilmwis, late
{Chief Justice of the Supreme Com-two!
Pennsylvania, eminent as one ofthe ﬁhst‘
jurists 'of the country, and widely known
u n gentlefmn of the mngt exalted charm»;t
tor. it was nddreued by_ gentlemen. who
have enjoyed the‘highext honor: that can.
be bestowed by the penple of the city and
the State. In ofﬁce" compf’ised many of
IPhiladelphie’n'worthiest (ml moot eateema
ted citizens! eminent in thcinrarioun wnlké
of‘life.” —‘ , , ,
, The following rogolutiom were :dnpted’,
with shouts of applause: ,
Res-Ind, 1. ‘l‘hat’tl‘la-‘lrrest‘jnfl bunisluli
ment of Hf. Vnuaudiﬂhnm is a'ymlence I?
which the people M 613 United Stalea‘vgll
not ﬁlm! on m not_ to submit. » ,
2. That 510 remmly log it in in lhe ballot;
box. at the‘ ooming and"now rapidly a ‘
preaching election. whon‘ by the' votes "fl
an outraged people, glue my! hority will be
restored to the hundq' of the Democratic
fatty. who will nsetlmir pm'ver. tlxm quiet—
] and comtitutinnklly ablained, 1? protect.
State rights, to id’oukn and ‘check Federal
usdrpntion. m neclire the per-9m? immuni<
t’ of individuals And commen’ce llQ‘recoq
atrucﬁun of the Uﬁion. ,‘
3._ Thu. As it in, if not, our ﬁrm—belief, gt
lenét our strong sulpiéion, that the design of
{the authorities at, Washington, is. by mili
tary Iggrosainn. to provoke a popular out’
brcgk, and thus to furnish ‘6 themselves an
apology for further invasion‘ of our libertiel,
and, if poeslblp. to enable then] .to encum
ber us in the exerciao of our elei-tivo’ h‘an
chise. exhoﬂ onr fellowwiniaens ev‘prywheno
to puicnce and to Hill forlvearlncunnd n
ble calmnws which becomes I pimple whi;
knowing their rightly know, also, the
means for their po‘xcél'll vlndicatinm L
4. Thu}, there being no gn'ch punishment
known to the laws 0! the United Santos gis
that of exile. it is the righ‘ of ﬁn; Valln -
dighnm. andjt Will be the like right of n y.
other citizen upon whom ‘thnre should le
Attempted to be inﬁictr‘ll by like lyronn_ n
like unlawful and infamnm punishment, 0
return forthwith. notwithwtanding his mo k_
sentence, to the State of which he is a ci i
zen, and there resume his place amn 3
those who are laboring for the rogenemti n
of the Constiiulion and the reoonstrhction
of the Union. - . . l
V 5. Thatjn the lettbr of the Hon, Horatio
Seymour, of Now York. to the lltefpilblic
rhoetin ofthe Democratic 'tizcnso Ailm
ny. conaemning the qocﬁej‘ingf _of the Ad-’
ministntion against . r. V 'lxmdighnm. we!
recognize the tune and language of n swig.
m'an, and the spirit of n man‘worthy to , ,
at a great =crisis, the Chief Magistrate of it
great State. A i
6. That as it is only to the ballot-hex we
can lo’okaor permanent relief. and some
deem irto he altogether incredible anctim
poaéihln thntwhen called to cast lhei votes.
the citizens of Pcnnsylvnnin..of'.whntvtver
party, she'uld nOt ﬁﬁi themselves, by such
‘ monstrous events as ave been passing b‘“
‘ fore their eym.’ moved in patriotic uhd jhs‘t
l indigﬁution to drive. Trom [mix-er aLI Penn~
i sylvnnin politiciamwho stand in the way of‘
our asserting the fiﬁgggm of our persons
‘ and the rightsof air? te. wawill. thora’
‘ fore, wait with conﬁdencethe Qctﬁwr elm-l
‘tion to givgto the Democratic pmty— he
‘ party of conservatism as well as freed —-.I
:Govemonand both houses of the Leg . lot!
‘ ture; ‘and whom we expect to brip‘g in by”
web overwheltning majorities no ‘mnyf be.
remnahly Rackonedon, when the qgflstion
i comes fairly up between liberty n _ lthe
lComtitution on the one side. and orxtthe‘
other the ihoat ignominous oppression. \.
; Speeches were made by Judge Lewis,‘ 15%
Gov. Bugler, lion. CharrlesJ. Biddle. “on.
Peter McCallgnnq others. \Vexsnbjoiri a"
sketch ofGov. Bigler’srt-mnrks: A 1‘
'G’entlcmen : It is nbt my inlc ion} ‘6
discuss the primary causal, thepres tt‘ae
pact Or the probable results of the bl dy
strife now raging between the Governrrient‘
and the revolled States. nor to notice the.
meuuros9nd policy of the édmin‘istmtion
in the management of thirfeorful conﬂict.
Those things, as I .am informed, do not’
more within the 01-jects of mi. meeting.——‘
The sole purpose of our assembling tonight!
is to express. in moat emphatic terms, our
eondenmotion of the lute outrage upon per-I
norm] liberty end the freedom of speech, inl
the arrest, oonviction_und baninhmeltt of i
the Herr. G. L. ‘anlxrndighem, of Ohio,
and to enter our mlrmn protest ogﬁlnst the
repetition of '(nch wrongs by those in au
thority. _ ,
In this we shall. in my opinion. reﬂeofi
the nentiments ofthree-fourzhs ofthe pnopleJ
of the Northern States. Not that tliut prd~
portion approve all that Mr. Valiant iglmm
has said. or think it was necessary aml
proper for him to say all he ,did; but that
proponion believe he had a clear p<wnstitu-‘
tionnl right to do so; and they ago, besides, _
utterly opposed tormy and all attempts. on
the part of tho Admin'wtration; to regulate}
or restrain free discussions or meetings of
the poo le to consider public question. i l
The (gustitution declares that “no law;
shall be pamd ahridgjng the freedom of
apepch one! the prev, or the right of the?
people peaceably to nsmmble to petition“
thervernment for a redress ofgriovancex,” ,
and it must not he presumed that the peo- l
pie will quietly submit to law: or pretendedJ
this in derogation of these‘ sacred guaraq- l
tree much less to be stripped nitheir rightsi
without even the pretence—of l-w. I
l The relations between the Government
innd lhe citizen are easily undprsloml. The
'(iovernmem. own the citizen protection in
7 the enjnyment of life, liberly and prnpeny'
“ and the citizen, in mm, owes the Govlrn
l men: obedience. implicit obedience to all
Iluws enacml In l-ﬁrsuance of the Commu
ltioll, Ind on all rules. regulations and or
der: adopted in accprdanca with such laws,
Obedience to law is the plain duty of all. -
‘No matter how unwise laws may be,
they must be nlveyed until “my, mn he
" changed. 'll is even nocchuu-y to gtmnxidnoo
‘in'lhe operation nflxms which w helirVe
to be unconstitulionnl unlil may 0 ugh.- m
dmllfnll by the judidnry.’ The Gnvam-
Imam. rm its ﬁnrt. 'ﬁu bound in good fnzlh tn
3M2 Um Mm opportunity for such test in M
‘wavs ‘at him]. and ‘Hmt the judiciary ia
left free Intl‘unronraint-(l in ils «lenisiom.
The ozonts‘of tho pony-10, directing the}
nt‘l‘uirs of govorhment for the time being. in’
cluding the Preddent. doth/r- their author
lily to govern) fro: tliQJlomtitution rind
Haws. end no as m h bound to obi-v hm
_ u the humbled citiz \n. They should re
memhor, therefore. th.-it the moment tlmv
transcend thr- limits ofthe low. they are
themselves in the commiusion ofcrime. nnd
tlwrehy invite and wurrnhk resistuice' to
their nutliority.
Our doctrine is that all quétinns of luv
tslmuid be tested through thnjullicinry. and,
{All questions of polidv and litios decided‘
; thronghthe hallo}. 'liut. nllfiuustiona role
-3 ting to the future. to the policy end menu:
{tires of the Governmdnt‘th‘e manner of:
dealing with rovolted ﬁtntu—whetlwr this ‘
{mode of settlement 0 that would be wise
{or unwise. must he Mi open to dimssinn
lhy tho‘citizen 35! by the President himself.
H‘hcso are as much my questions as Mr}
‘Lincpln’c. ahd t have all the. fight. that he
he: to discuss them,~whether I agree with
'htm or not. and at. tho roper time, I-in
tend to discusii them} E is not. only the
right of the people to honsider these qile's-g
tionﬁ. and express theii' views about them. i
but I maintain that it is our duty to do so—
thn‘tthey cannot othetqise intelligently ex- ,
i ems? the privilege: conferred upon them
by tho Constitution. Indeed, without free;
speeoh and a free prhss‘, our elective systom‘
Would Abe 'wholly impracticable, and our
, scheme of self-government become a delu
sion and u fraud. it in}. distinguishing fen
turé of our Re üblicah Government that
confers upon tlio humblost citizun, oau‘nl
‘ withthg most elevated, the right toti- ect
.hii sentiments through the ballot, and thus“
lenv‘e the impress of his will on the ‘pollcyl
ofth‘e Government. But how can the peo- -
ple do ‘thme things properly, if the right;
to! free discuuion he denied them? How
arel they to weigh grav‘ questions: of mt
tiornl policy. exmpt by reo interchange of
opinion ‘and open discmsion? How can
Itltcyi convince the =Adminiatrution of the
idismtrqu: tendencies of mﬁny of its mens
urm, if they be not itllowed to speak on the
subject 1, How can they show the mischiev
ous effects of had laws and had proclama
i tiona. it: they be not allowed to discuss Indi
condo in? Itever thorewas a time
in out; _ ‘when free speech was n‘cces-
Isnry, ”[5115 present. for never. had the
American people such grave and momen
tounl questions to discuss. Before our
country can be extriontcd from it: yrcscnt
sad Condition and be secured in tho enjoy-
Inc It of permanent peace, it will be neces
__:xry i have no doubt, for the people of the
l scv el States to act on the subject through I
the lhallot‘box. and who will contend that.
the should 4be required to deal‘with‘suchi
vita consideratiOns without discussion-.
unrestrained discmsion—in I,“ press nndi
on the rostrum. Many of the poor men of"
thoicountry regmd ”that clause of‘ the 0011-!
scrihtion act which presents a ready escape
for tho rich from the carnage ofthc field,
l whi at it dooms them. because of their pov
ort as cxcecdingly unequal and unjust, and I
tlii kit should he, repealed or chunged.— ;
\Vil it he maintained that. thoee men have
no ight to exprehs that opinion, ﬁnd 'to
it"s‘kltbeir fellow-citizens. when they Comer
. to t e ‘polir, totdisp‘lace those who adopted l
f theEﬂ‘cnsivo mensiires? I trust not. ’
; .T is right of from spnech is the very o‘s
}senée (if; our system of government. andt
l hank-e tho cleatj end emphatic iii'otoction I
thrown {bout it by the Constitution. its
freedom inust be iimintajned and vinﬂdins
ted: in this crisis. or the country‘be funn
doued to doiperution. The Democratic
party are for tree gpeeoh and n free press :
for ; law. for order, for free olcctionu, and
for) the Union is it was, and. with the
blessing ofGod, they will maintain these to
tho‘lnst. '
Governor Bigler spoke with much can}-
eslg‘xess, and his bold and vigwrous enunqm
tibjus elicited the hearty plaudits of the als
semblnge. ,’ ‘
Lette‘rs were rewl‘from -Tlons. Charles Ln
gotta", Fernando WOQd. James Drool“, A.
Oakey Hull. George M. thir‘ton, S. E. An
conn, 0. W. Caui‘gan. Richmd Vuux, mid
otléers, all heartily approving of the meétl
ing qndwishing it} "Gad npeed." 7,
M!!
GﬁEAT_-VALLANDIGHAM MEETING
j .-. AT NEWARK, N. J. ‘ i
NOBLE LETTER FROM GOV. PARKER
0n ﬁnturdny week. pursuant to a call i‘s
su‘éd y the General Demoérgtic Associa
tiOn' of Newark. A vast. multitude camn to
gelthqr in the spacious Park of that city, in
express the sentiment of Jersey freeman ln
délet‘nce of constitutional liberty. assailed
by the, military opmmnndnnts 05,1 he West
ln‘tha caselof thejllon. C. L. Vallq’ndigham,
all tho, and others. ‘Tha park It 3 9'élock
oﬁ‘ured» every agreeably and inviﬁhg cir
ct'z Instance for thja' success of a meeting the
hﬁnouncement oflwbich had been received
throughout the d ,jucent counties win: en
tr‘liingiusm. x - f ‘
1 . :Jlﬂt as the geetisg was proceeding to
, nl‘ganize and a q‘ountry delegation. nested
‘ i n ﬁngon, and bearing with them a large
['wl ‘te Banner inecii‘bed with'lhe nnme of
C, L. yellendlghﬁin, encircled in a. wreath
iol' ros‘exand ant-mounting nn eecuicheon
emblnzo ed with the national emblems
tend dolord, were rapidly approaching the
{inclosurm a haltdle' of rough characters,
among them sev ral men 'ﬁ uniform, gath
-leied‘ nbon't the main entranée. and‘ when
‘the delegation alighted, refueeclit admis
sion lo the public park. The countrymen
hurried peaceably away and hastened to en
nthe'r entrance, phere they were ngein con
fronted by a similar gang bf unauthorized
idleﬂ, ill this instance quite'lnrgely made
’up of persons in military. garb. As the
delegation grassed onward, with quit: de
ﬁerm’inhtionigie of ‘the' soldiers, who cur
ried: cane,“ de a rush to seize the hen
nei- amid the yells of his comrades. ‘The
man who held it, a iober. qniet farmer lad
in appearance, :relinquishinlg the etuﬂ' to
one of his pnrty, confronted the aggressor
and wresting his stick from .h'u gmp in a
qingle megion. gave him the weight of it‘
heroes the skull, leveling him to the grpund
in_ a twinkling. and opening the walﬂeome
rlwo or three inches in‘ length. The melee
became for an lnimnt only general but
like country boys wen-é 100 vignrqui for
their opponents, and in fur lens time than
it has taken to describe the eﬁ‘my. three or
{our of the solilierswere helpleu It their
feet, and the banner mu borne onvurd tri
umphantly to the platform. while the
'n’mrimled . men‘ inn-e cared for by their
friends—the one who in? received most
injury being clonVeyed a y in an open
nn’gOli, and ”other. wh¥: ﬁngers were
badly meshed” retiring to adjacent up
holsterer's .on Brand sheet,“ yhere his land
was bound up for him. The rem Wore on- ‘
1y pretty well iihumped uni}. bruised.
g It iqbqt ju‘ioetaq my'
‘ other séldiégi an m 'n
‘ _in the city hq‘when l
. circumséncegfng‘éul Hut.
3 who so far fol-gal mheir cq ~-
peséealije onk?!“ bud r--
just'deserls. Ll, ’
'4 Fortunately} lliis (mm-
{probably boén lutem'lml to proovent the guc- T n riot. and thnt a scum of blood did_ not
“*9 0f the "1”“th hmkmgltypm n 'emuo is due entirely to thhmmom and
row at the outset. dul not retard It for 3"“ , n‘ H} l l {o b”
moment. and between 3 and «l o'clock the '- rmneu “ _‘9 "“3“" M“ ‘h" V "“0“
vast conmurse, now numbering :mnp 10,000 or theutlemllng thmlsamh. : “- would “9““
G‘rsnns. man calloehtn order’ by Charlpaﬂfromyhat has rPcently takén place‘in va
‘ . "chm-Liam. val nonllnnted for chmr-' ,ioumpmtg of the Chantry. u,“ the author
mnn .leryme B. \ an], l‘l‘q.‘ who was ”duties are dninv what‘th . 1 w rovokaa
cmved with enthusinm amid A successionv _ . L’ .7 9’ 9&1" P
Inf duel-s for anlundighnm. .lwn‘smn between the ”1‘1“!" and "'9 99',
f _ Strum; and decided remlntinna were‘ mocnts with a view to «lung the army u
‘Jh‘ﬂn [W‘G'L‘ﬂmidsl enthllﬁ IWit! (‘.hcefj'gln gninst the conservative party. . So far tho
. 3:1.1Ch n goouly numbcr ol the soldxersJom- Detnocmtg nave not “$12.9“ mm {be trap.—
5 One of the rmlutinn! declares that. in , It. '3 ‘" entirely {“3" tlnng F“ ”“3 country
(the illoual ~Nzur-1 and hwnimmént or llnnﬂ. . to place nrmetj soldier: on guard over pub-
C. L‘.‘ Vallandizhnm. the laws of Our mun: l 11¢ meetings to overnw'e ¢h¢ gpggkeﬁ, and
.try Me lx‘en ,nutrngwl, ‘the name of the. - ‘ ‘
LUnited States dé-Igruced. and tlm rigbu of. nthmld nntumllx be: ex; “tgd that «her;
levery citisen menuqed. and that it]; now ﬁrst ‘mmm- ”Wm“? lgon “"9““:
the duty oan inn-Impacting peoYlé to de‘e by—cr‘uel insults to unarm ‘ dyilinv‘m. It.
mnnd of tho Id'ministntion that tat onool would provoke m ”an“, Thmlkc to
1 ﬁttii:‘r:env:§g:::: from such, deeds of day E the "political training of our‘ peoblé this hnﬂ
, Another, that “WP rr-newourdeclnmtion ol'} not‘yet'oocurredhand we l) P 6 that "1‘01““
‘atltachment, tn the Union, plodging to itsjvocation, howe'ﬂ' great. ll tempt: Dem-.
frmndm. Ibdamvat; found, our unwaverinsroomuinto the run mistnk of committing
support, an to té-enomiea, in wlmtever‘am, even “a all h f
. . . \ ~, 1; test, br ch 0 thepenoe,
gifts-e, Itmjymg hostlltty. ".'.. HP!“ 6-014 Nuns-tent!“ of the nrmy we now ﬁnd h‘y
mllmg. wemnll stand by the (nnxtltutmm _ ~ ' ‘ _ <
Ind [woof our dountryhnnd under their' the returning midterm are all the confer
sncreq s’lnield willgnnintain and dnl‘qné our vative party of .tHe Kort , 3nd nothing
llbert‘y 9nd rightﬁéyenccably if we can, "N 5" he do” in create 3n antagonism be
forcnhly "- we must; ‘ tweénthme Patience, f rbenmnna. nml
Letters were maid from lllnn. Joel Parkfl‘. “a strict regard for the law must (mark the
present Governor “New Jersey. Gm‘ Fl”! co'ndurt ofall conservative men in this try-
Jolm Porter. Hon} T. H. Se’ymour. of (Jpn-f lug crisis, . ‘
hecticut. and others. We give Gov._l“nr-i .w -...._,_ ‘
kcr’a letter entire: 1 ""WYNL: AT CHAM—
Luna non commie: mnxnn. +'
anmow, X. 1.. May 29. I
Gui-hum: Ofﬁcjnl engngumvnu will
. not permit me to bd n’t Newark to~mnrrow.
J My View: upon the: e‘uhjbct of arbitrary
Land illegal arr-Ens have ’h‘ercmfore been
:fully and emphatically expreswd.’ Suhsal.
* quenl. event: have conhrn’ed and strength—
enml them. ‘ »
l The receht arrest at n citizen of Ohio by
military authority, und is trinl and son
-1 tence by a military cou: , wore arbitrary
and illegal acts. 'l’ho whole prncferlingl
mu wrong in principle Bind dang-rout in 1
its tendency. ; x f ‘
The qumtion is not whétherrtho senti
ml‘nls expressed by Mr. ’nllnndighnm.‘in ,
reference the war and its prosecution,-
were right 1- wrong. oi- wsbthor by the ex-.
pression. 0 those scnti ants h‘e liecame
amenable o the Isz. Th» great question
is; wheth the tribunal thatnssumctl to a!"-
rnign him ‘ﬁnd dispose of his permnnl liboh
ty wnm in~ ful tribunal, h'm‘ing jurimiictinn
ol’ the allc- ed offense ; .oi- in other worth}
whcther, i nstatc not occupied by hovtile
armies, wlcro martin] lmv does not exist,
‘ and where the courts ari'e in ' undipturgietl
operation, nlcitiznn not‘counocted with ﬁlm
military .or“ nnvnlgmrvi 0 mn lawfnlly‘ he
‘ spirited away at night h%the strong aft of'
military power, strlgjoctw‘ to the sumn \‘l-v
proceedingsot' n secret niilititry'court. and
,exiletl from his home. 3' ‘
They who tlllli‘l' lrom [the opinions in:-
proucd by Mr. thlamhglmm anal thov
gllo‘oglteo with him ore equally interested
in the question. If the right «(trial byln
jury of his peers in Opt‘n rourt“ in tho pros
enco of his nectmnrs. shall be tnkqn :frmn
tho citizen” and for it shall lit-1 sulftituted
the 5.: partc examination of n sour t~cburt~
martial, thon, intl’oml, we live unvlerlmili;
tory despotism, and our boosted lilwrty be
but a name. ‘ ~ w . '
The people hovel: right to ﬂﬁgt‘nillll’ and
dimuqs durations of public policy: Wrtlw
out free discussion ‘a repuhlmsn ifgovminr
ment cannot long Exist", p’l‘luey wll nre‘ln
authority are the herinnts of the opla, ‘
Ind should encourage rather than roprciss
tho free expression of opinion. Other-,11
wisc,'the governmont ctumot truly ro‘pre
aﬁnt the people. The immune ,pE My»,
Webster expreszos‘my suntitnpnts upon tft‘e i
right or free discussion hettcnthan .ony
form of words of my own. and l there’foro
shall adopt his longtime: ,“lt ig the un
cient and induhitnhle prerogativorof the
people to canvass public mensutjzlg nhd the,
merits of public ngcn. lt iii/not hobo!
drawn into controversy. . Itt it as undouht-.
ed as the right: of breathing tthnir or
wulking on the earth. lldlongi'ng to pri-t
mtg life M a right. it holonpq to public ital
nan duty. and it is tho/last; duty [-Fllull ﬂ-l
handon. This high co’nttithtionnl privile'go'
I shall defend and ex’crciso in all times.” I
This is tlu- Crihii of the nation’s life. Lot‘
no one seolx to bein! this question to some ,
mere personal or partisan Ends. Candid}
men of all parties mmt condemn the hots:
to which allusion has been marlo; Q
This is’ the time for the exerpise ofn iof—
ty patriotisln._ It is‘ our duty to transmit
to ymsterityihe free inhtitutions bequeath-i
ed by our fathers. ‘ While main‘lnining the
right, letus be calm and (lispasnionnte.-!
Letino wrongdrivotus front the path ofduty. ;
Let us observe every requiremelitloflawg
The protests of the people now being]
made in ovary loyal state should not be mié-t
taken for etforts to embark-Mk th‘oso'who‘
administer the governmrnt. 'ﬂiey proceed
from no.3uch motive. ,The people aro‘loy
nl tothe government. They lmve sacriﬁced
much, Ind are prepared to make still great-i
er sacriﬁces to suppress the rebellion and:
maintain. the unity lull ‘intogrity ol' the
government. 'lhey love the ‘ Union, ‘rtndi
Will not consentto its disrolutionr They;
ore not fault-ﬁnders. ’l‘hoy mako nmt‘no‘,
tion: oppoaition. With hope long defoirred l
they still do not ‘compln'm in~ rextrd to
matters comparatively immaterial; hut thei
question now engrossing the public mind;
isn vital one. lying: at the foundation ofi
government, Ind they would be dogenera-l
ted and unworthy their linonge (“it theyl
not protest. The Union would be of time‘
value if in rostoring it. we lose our liberties.
‘ Your.» respect m l ly. :
. ‘ , .‘Jou. Putin. '
Whilst the letters were being rend 4nd
receiving the plaudits of; the. assembled
thousands, soompitny ofsol.liers with titled
bayonet! entered the Park and took posi
tion in the rear of the crowd. - Presently,
after the Ipc'aki had commenced, nnoth
er company aﬁpgurod on_ the grounthuns
though with the intentior} of breaking up
the meeting. i' ‘ .
The indignation aroused lag thimprnce,
(lure wu universal and profound, but the
concourse maintained to the lost in digni
ﬁed bearing, venting their feelings in Me
mendoua and sustained cheering at every
nllunion mliule w t‘hodcircumstance by' their ~ ...
orators. w 00 n - eno ' - » "'""“' “
U mum 9° Y ““f‘“! “m 9“." AN ABOLITION
At length Mayor Bigelnw, of! Newark, . The Ohio State Joan
and Sheriff A. M. Reynolds :1 upeured on central orghnflln-l the ‘
the_ground. and distinctly iniormed the Federal adyeruiing pm
commanding ofﬁcer of» the trmips thatl ing the telegram; mnm
the civil authoritiesr were amply u'hlc toldr Vicksburg. cléimml i
maintain the peace of the city, and the: line, may “Abolition vac/4
sheriﬂ‘added that unlvss'the forcewanutnncn Commenting upon tl
withdrawn he should call out the lst‘Regi. the Ollie Summon remu
ment ofthe Notiopalﬂunrd.‘ ﬁne newc-irpa "What will our bra-val
in thorough discipline. Shbrtly afterward anylwhen they read this
the troops. cfter patroling to and lro, with-l The noble men who we}
drew, not. however. hefnrethe civil m igis- I ﬁght {erho Union as. it
lratos had been hﬂ'rontcgl by lhpjeering offistitution as it i“, will l
certoin “rmpectahle” roivilies’ who hadgastouishment, that the
come to see the soldiers "pitch in." 1 Republican party cf 011
In the meantime eloquent udilreoses'chieveméntol their he
were delivered by the Hon. A. J. Rngora. { Rn ‘Abohtion Vich-'
M. C. elect of the Sussex district :‘ llon. l-l. - them, the mothers. the
P. Norton. of this city: Judge A. R, SM”. 1 and the other loved M
J. C. Fitzgerald, and F. R. Tune. I:}qu . taldeml, will weep ugm 2
and thevenembleJquge Cr;me,of Boontnn, ‘ tears, when they read
whonll commented upon ilie military dis— nouncemcnt than. the vi
play, rebuked the usurpation: of military . ‘Abohtionistq.’ "
power by Burnside. and the action of the‘ ‘ V " “’7
udmmintratinn in tho Vallandiglmm we, 3 WT)", Democratic
cud 'were cheered to the echo. , j 3""0'5 h“;°":’il°:t;e‘f
. , . . emocrac
’lho‘New York World,ln alluding, to this Ila'w-nbiding‘peoplu‘or ll
meeting, “3'51 ‘ _ ‘ l {of this month: ,
put there Vere
" ' oNhem, mo
9, learned the
_men in nn'xro‘rm
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sympathy nice-ting M Newark on Sniuinlny .“Wﬁh “We“. ”re-"e"
lust will one tl - usurpnlimm of ppm»
s‘, “° ““9"” °' “’° _“’_‘,‘°l.° tion at. Washington. by
country.‘ It full be seen that the military libel-[y not properly in I
author-mes dld what “my cguld lo prowke motion of the law." \
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: t into thin war to
B WM. and the Con
w u with regret and
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—-- ‘ ‘3 Inst. the John in; par§oﬁr w'ere m—elecﬁed
LOYALIST. - -. ‘cerl at Er r G‘rcen Cemetery: gruideut,
Il._ flle ABolilion D. McConaugh ; Managers, S. S. Schmuck“,
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‘Hls age wu nbpout 65 yea}. ’ -
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'lhe‘suck yard below the engine houge‘ on
ll Wednesday; B‘ld _yexnoved to tEe'Alnu {luau},
«_—- when he d’mﬂoa 3‘l“:ng morning He in
mate Committee ofﬁupp‘osed to hue beeéffrom York county,
‘35 meeting of ““103 hMinginquix-cavforlﬂge Faber. [IQ mu 35
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1y from umbﬁrn' yhzd on squiggl- clodres and
2 slouch lut. We puke this ﬁoucb lllu his
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Col. John 1.. ﬂue, U. a. ru‘Comcwr. =‘ f
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
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nssmncnvn ram—On Tuesday Lu: .1
lqu broke on: in Ilfa'wnnah-honsé nttnrhul m
tho‘ residence ol‘ Mr. lit-my Sherman, well
known a: the “Cherry Grove Hotel," in West.
Mnnhelm. By 9. blghjind th. ﬂames sprud
n rsphlly that in I shnrt timé the entire build:
ing: with all their content: Were communal——
There' were on the premlsel a large brick
dwelvll‘ug housg, a brick hnnk barn, i log barn,
grnmties, stnhllng. shed}, And other outbulld
lugs, nntl ﬁn’ong the cohteuta wet-o About onQ
thouymd dollars in gold, ahoht ﬁlly bun-help
of qhentvﬂhy'hushcls lof corn, mo hundred
bushels of one, (urge quality of lay, um.
lug lmplenientt, a large quantity of Liquors, 1m
gull" wltll everything 'belollglgg‘ to A well.
atockad .household, alﬁofyhiclr'vem destroy
edf ”All the live ﬂock" were «red, wilh the
cgceplion or three [at hagu,)§hlcb perilhed in
the flames. ‘ The deltrnyed tin-party ll‘lnsumd'
‘to the “mount of nlw‘ut fonr‘ thoumnd nndA'lvo
‘ h‘unflrgd dlﬁlhrs h the I'MmlisoL l‘nsurnnce
{ com‘pnnyof 22(1 Hr. Sherman'l loss inubuul.
‘lelve than: A dollurm~ﬂmwucr C'c'laéu. -
i I —~ ‘-..? «mu—--_ ___.
~ Dusmuznvs rim—A «minim nrg
‘ hruke out in the old brick strum will building,
‘ smut?! on the corner of’Ki'ug‘ :31! Penn} _
Sting s, in thia‘ﬁorough, on 'Tuésdny morning
lius , «hour I of'iuck. The building was [Mu-
I' used for puking lmy o‘nd storing uvuy_
Egrnin.‘ At the time the ﬁre” brokrmu (Infra
['wérq some two or three tbo‘iuand ‘husin-h ut'
:gm‘mi'ui tlu- buildingjcmuisﬂng ul' win-Alt. r”,
ions, cam nyd'ciarcrsepd, I um,” lot at “our,
Home sixty or sevcniy tori! at bay, .3111} 3 My
lyre“, nil of ,whhrh hp cungmnqd. 1313.
,grnin belongeil'lo Chm. John Myers, of Hm ,
‘z-‘borough, and Mr. Ahdrew‘ M 3 ers, who residug ’
:lleﬂl‘ the York Springs, 4.111 an county, and
Him hay in Mr. James Ep'de)’. TM: 1;.” "him
Nee-Tn. Myers is c‘alimitcdlnl‘frorﬁ two to than '
[thousand dollawnuul mm. of .\h‘. Emdq u _
about uni timupund.‘ Thq building mu uwu- \
zed by Messrs. l).x\'id:3ln_\'.‘c; and ('r. Eanni
gilersh, which mu also destruymi, 59
. Though”, untimuruucc of one umfmm
dollars on H".- bu‘il‘liuq mnl lhru- leuiuud ml
thegmin, in the Farmers’ ‘Muluul I-‘in- hum.
ﬂllffé Company, A u] {our lulu-hm! dx-llﬁrs n"
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Camp, who .w-M ssols"de in thul‘l‘il- hull--
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lrs lanky “.14 Away“; h‘unnl. I
F 3021 SUFFOLK.
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WW:- hu‘e nn but“ n I.lle lvuor Inn-u
our cnrrmﬁvmixlcut ul N'nY-nlk. Lau‘lnulul d-lur
it untian-u “ct-L. fur w-m uFHMvu in {in
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QOM
WILL THE ADMINISTRATION HEAR
NONE BUT FANKTIGSN
‘ “"0 ”for the rand-gr to :m “Nil-iv, on our
ﬁr'xlt. page. from “If: A'V-tla'unu/ lute/layman In
6M, but. nhmys digm‘ﬁml. nxujnfmem of Hm
Demoorkcy.‘ entitled “RI"qM cl. Hr I.4x} '
[I proves that the A-lnu‘histrmion is ﬂan-7-
ivng LAWS- qf it: own makinyf. A
'Fhs' following: lvltrr {from Exﬁnvvrnnr
Hunt, of Ken ank, mm} m Um inn-n Yul
lnmlighnt‘r):uwet'mg n! Aliumy on “by Ipm,
ill!" is ainhnrily of (110 eiume ’iort, ln-vﬁuw
Gov. H. nevar bel‘bngegl ‘o'lltn !)I*ml)(‘ll|lll)L
party. but "a": [handing un-uil-c-r df ll.u_
'old \Vhig [nu-(y. Thg letter proves Jun: :|’
true putrigt " ”
Locum". Mny 10
ﬂqnﬂdnm—l lingo remeivud yan lettﬁr
invntinu me to attend the prowsud tut-ob
ing at Union Square. It is out ol‘ my pow:
erlto cqme, but i «Lb to avail myself (if
the occusinn to'tlvamre my aniplmtic cnn
dor'nnn‘tiun of‘tho recentmttamptu to subs
iect the people of the loynl. Stateﬁi to unfu
responsible and arbitrary system ofinihtn
my dominating. ‘ ,
While we are willing to submit ."l the
greatest. sucriﬁl-cu in a unlrioticispirlt for
the preservation 0f the Command and
tho,U.uion, it 'may as well he iintlrralmd
that we will not consent to belwyel't 01’ any
qgour comtitutionul rights. “5% hiii'n lost
n'mu of these rights in ooxisequenae of the
Southern rebellion. ’
‘ Theadministmlibn outho comprehend
that it in amenable to liuhlic opinion, and
that ‘fta conduct and po icy nren legitimate
auLj-ect of popular diaoussmn and ciitioisni.
It is for the perpetuation of free comtitu-‘
tionnl government. uﬂﬂ‘for this only, ,that
the country has been sé‘willing to exhumt
its host blood and place its Vunt remurm-n at
l the disposal of the national authority. liml
forbid that t'ue American people should
allow the strength thus imparted 'to ho
turned against themselves, and a military
dﬂsmtisiu erected on the ruins of public
liberty! So I'm as New York is concerned,
let it be proclaimed from the lilﬁzubtops,
that no man within her borders "shall be
deprived hi‘lil‘e, liberty or property without
due process of law." ‘
With great regard, your! truly.
WASHINGTON MUST.
Megan. Gideon J. Tucker, John Hardy, A‘
Mathewson mud .Olliels. * "
EA Peace Convention. numerous}!
M‘Mnded, took place in the Coépor Insti-
Wl6. in New York. on’lyednenday aﬁer.
man. The ’prinoipal speaker‘gwu Hon,
Fernnndo Wood. The resolution: dSclaro
leaky In tlfe ‘Gonstitulion and tp. the nova
emignty to the States and of the ,peOple ; ‘
than.“ omim of unlimited military-poke,
Mid the trial of citizens by court» 3mg)
are monstrous ”ind execruhle-z [irataargainu
the one», trial and banishment. of C. L.
Vanan‘dighqgn) and recommend, gimp“.
aioq of hostilities and the» boidinﬁ of .
convention to? settle the Wei)! th. .
reconstructiunpf the contenﬂinfrﬁuom. ‘1
1:1,41(:-
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