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The Daily Dispatch: April 13, 1863., [Electronic resource], Hooker's army reported on the move. (search)
he witnesses testified that the object was resistance to the draft and a desire for a Peace Convention to settle the war; that Lincoln and the Cabinet had robbed the Treasury, and if there was only one shinplaster left they would go in to their elbows to get it. The war ought to be stopped; no more men ought to be killed; they would rather be killed at home, and if taken to Washington would go over to Jeff. Davis. The discharge of the prisoners was refused. The case was adjourned to the 4th of May, and witnesses balled. In Reading, Pa., several hundred armed men assembled to rescue the prisoners supposed to be there. Large numbers were formed to reinforce them. Treason is taking an insurrectionary form. Philadelphia was frightened lest the mob should march there. The Press says, on the subject of "Treason in Pennsylvania," that "the spirit of crime is not confined to the band in Berks county." The organization is "mightier than a million of men," but "must be overthrown