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Indiana (Indiana, United States) (search for this): article 5
se in power to use every means to guard and protect those who have fallen into the hands of a Godless Government. The Recent Executions in Texas. A week or two ago we gave a brief account of the troubles in Cook county, growing out of the discovery of a treasonable plot to surrender that portion of the State to Federal authority. Cook county is a border county, contiguous to the Indian territory, and is thinly inhabited, a great portion of the setters being originally from Ohio and Indiana. It seems there was a secret organization formed, having signs, grips, and passwords. The members were sworn to secrecy, and those found worthy were entrusted with three degrees. The first degree bound the member to secrecy, and to avenge a brother member's blood. The second degree was confined to robbing, jayhawking, "c. The third contemplated the re-establishment of the old Union. By some means the whole plot was discovered, and created intense excitement. The Marshall (Texas) Repub
Fort Warren (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): article 5
to you, friends, it will be under the glorious banners of the Confederacy" Some one asked him if he were not afraid to express himself so boldly ? His reply was, "No ! they have me in their power — let them do their worst !" or words to that effects and so they all left home and families. Let me add one word here in regard to the Rev. Dr. Pinckney, whom the Episcopal clergy nominated a year or so ago to the laity for their Bishop Dr. P. was incarcerated within one month after that in Fort Warren, and was still confined in prison as late as July last, and the writer believes that he is a prisoner yet. This is pretty good evidence, the writer thinks, of Dr. Pinckney's Southern sentiments, notwithstanding the laity at the time could not be convinced of the fact. This is not said with the intention of seeming to give place to a regret — for the writer is sure that the Episcopal Church has been singularly blessed in its of a Bishop — but by way of validating a noble clergyman of Ma<
Shreveport (Louisiana, United States) (search for this): article 5
ch an invading foe would be likely to run the of entering, and when they must have known that the discovery of their plans would be visited with condign punishment. We must inform that thieving and rubbing was at the bottom of the affair. Since writing the foregoing, it is rumored that several persons have been hung in Grayson county, and among them a Dr. Lively. Gens. Tailor, Butler, and Gov. Wickliffe. A letter from a lady residing near St. Francesville to her father in Shreveport, says: "Gov. Wickliffe was sent by Gen. Taylor with a flag of truce to New Orleans to see Gen. Butler, and to tell him if he did not stop his depredations on the Mississippi river he would hang what prisoners he had in his possession, Gov. Wickliffe saw Gen. Butler and told him what Gen. Taylor said. Gen Butler replied to Gov. Wickliffe, "You tell Gen. Taylor if he hangs one of my men, I will commence in New Orleans and hang until I get to Memphis, or until I think I have satisfacti
Maryland (Maryland, United States) (search for this): article 5
rren, and was still confined in prison as late as July last, and the writer believes that he is a prisoner yet. This is pretty good evidence, the writer thinks, of Dr. Pinckney's Southern sentiments, notwithstanding the laity at the time could not be convinced of the fact. This is not said with the intention of seeming to give place to a regret — for the writer is sure that the Episcopal Church has been singularly blessed in its of a Bishop — but by way of validating a noble clergyman of Maryland, who is suffering in behalf of the South. New, what are we to say in regard to these highhanded, tyrannical measures ! Gen our Government do nothing to arrest such wicked proceedings ! Is it not the duty of the Government to demand the release of these three New Orleans clergymen, or in some way to retaliate, until the Abo Government of the North shall be brought to its ! Shall we continue to parcel any and every villain who comes to slay, and rob, and steal, and leave our own citize
Mississippi (United States) (search for this): article 5
that thieving and rubbing was at the bottom of the affair. Since writing the foregoing, it is rumored that several persons have been hung in Grayson county, and among them a Dr. Lively. Gens. Tailor, Butler, and Gov. Wickliffe. A letter from a lady residing near St. Francesville to her father in Shreveport, says: "Gov. Wickliffe was sent by Gen. Taylor with a flag of truce to New Orleans to see Gen. Butler, and to tell him if he did not stop his depredations on the Mississippi river he would hang what prisoners he had in his possession, Gov. Wickliffe saw Gen. Butler and told him what Gen. Taylor said. Gen Butler replied to Gov. Wickliffe, "You tell Gen. Taylor if he hangs one of my men, I will commence in New Orleans and hang until I get to Memphis, or until I think I have satisfaction." And then he asked Gov. W. What were the depredations that had been committed. Wickliffe mentioned the burning of Bayon Sara. Butler said he did not know Bayon Sara was burned,
Gainesville (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 5
o robbing, jayhawking, "c. The third contemplated the re-establishment of the old Union. By some means the whole plot was discovered, and created intense excitement. The Marshall (Texas) Republican says: A bout seventy men were arrested, the most of them, as we understand, low characters, with here and there a man of limited influence. About twenty-four of these were tried and executed, when the community was freshly excited by the intelligence that the son of the hotel keeper at Gainesville, (whose name we do not recollect,) had been waylaid and assassinated several miles from town. Col. William C. Young and several others went out to get the body, but had not reached the spot when some one in ambush shot Young through the head, killing him instantly, Such was the exasperation caused by these assassinations that the community hung several others. The number executed in Cook county, at last accounts, reached forty-two, and two others were shot in attempting to make their ca
Oklahoma (Oklahoma, United States) (search for this): article 5
ountry the less whether any steps are taken to redress these wrongs or not; but it is the duty of those in power to use every means to guard and protect those who have fallen into the hands of a Godless Government. The Recent Executions in Texas. A week or two ago we gave a brief account of the troubles in Cook county, growing out of the discovery of a treasonable plot to surrender that portion of the State to Federal authority. Cook county is a border county, contiguous to the Indian territory, and is thinly inhabited, a great portion of the setters being originally from Ohio and Indiana. It seems there was a secret organization formed, having signs, grips, and passwords. The members were sworn to secrecy, and those found worthy were entrusted with three degrees. The first degree bound the member to secrecy, and to avenge a brother member's blood. The second degree was confined to robbing, jayhawking, "c. The third contemplated the re-establishment of the old Union. By s
Grayson (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 5
is a strange affair, that a body of man not numbering two hundred, should consent a plan of this kind, inviting invasion when they were not. living in a country which an invading foe would be likely to run the of entering, and when they must have known that the discovery of their plans would be visited with condign punishment. We must inform that thieving and rubbing was at the bottom of the affair. Since writing the foregoing, it is rumored that several persons have been hung in Grayson county, and among them a Dr. Lively. Gens. Tailor, Butler, and Gov. Wickliffe. A letter from a lady residing near St. Francesville to her father in Shreveport, says: "Gov. Wickliffe was sent by Gen. Taylor with a flag of truce to New Orleans to see Gen. Butler, and to tell him if he did not stop his depredations on the Mississippi river he would hang what prisoners he had in his possession, Gov. Wickliffe saw Gen. Butler and told him what Gen. Taylor said. Gen Butler replied to
Cook county (Illinois, United States) (search for this): article 5
ose who have fallen into the hands of a Godless Government. The Recent Executions in Texas. A week or two ago we gave a brief account of the troubles in Cook county, growing out of the discovery of a treasonable plot to surrender that portion of the State to Federal authority. Cook county is a border county, contiguous to Cook county is a border county, contiguous to the Indian territory, and is thinly inhabited, a great portion of the setters being originally from Ohio and Indiana. It seems there was a secret organization formed, having signs, grips, and passwords. The members were sworn to secrecy, and those found worthy were entrusted with three degrees. The first degree bound the member hrough the head, killing him instantly, Such was the exasperation caused by these assassinations that the community hung several others. The number executed in Cook county, at last accounts, reached forty-two, and two others were shot in attempting to make their camps. The extent of the plot was not known, but was not supposed to
United States (United States) (search for this): article 5
ge against these clergymen in general is, that they refused to pray for the President of the United States--L e., they, on being ordered by Butler to use the prayer in the Episcopal service known as the prayer for the President and Government of the United States, refused to obey. For this they were apprehended. I understand that they told Butler that they were willing to omit that prayer altogether — L e., not to use it either for the Confederate or the United States, that they could not use it for the latter without doing violence to their consequences. To this Butler would not consent, and insisted that they should use it for the United States or be imprisoned. They chose the latter alternative, and hence their seizure and imprisonment. In the case of Dr. Leacock, especiall very special pleas for Butler's malignity; that he charged Leacock with treason against the United States, and threatened him accordingly. He also states, I am informed, that if he could catch Dr.
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