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The Daily Dispatch: June 1, 1863., [Electronic resource], Latest from the North. (search)
monious convention at Utica on the 27th. Several hundred returned volunteers were entertained by the ladies, and were expected to fraternize with the Leaguers, but, to the disgust of the politicians, they persisted in vociferously cheering for McClellan and Fitz John Porter, and some declared the meeting was nothing but an Abolition sell." Five rebel spies and one Union soldier will suffer death to morrow. The rebels are Wm. B. Campton, Thomas Jenkins alias Hawkins, John B. Tyler, George P. Sims, George A. Burgess. Gold sold down to 142½, then at 1435/8, 144, 144½ and closed at 5 P. M. at about 144 1-6. Exchange was down at 158@159. The Herald says, editorially: "It is now ascertained that Mr. Lincoln was not cognizant of, and consequently had nothing to do with, the recent political arrests and other arbitrary measures carried out in Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois by their pliant military tools — Burnside and Hascall. Stanton and Chase were electioneering, and deserve