The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

up to this hour, she has cast her s"te io'
Democratic candidates for the freS'uenfy
and Vice Presidency at every siceeea'"s
election. Renewed sppisuSr9 dvet You
hav. hrrn,o.l t.at the only State tina. has
o.--r ini;c: ~ stand ',v t,e Democratic or
~.n;z,tion. and vni. for ':he 'beUccta:ic can
,id,ies for President * nnw Ia tie read out
OF that party by those States which have all
gone Abolition. When this dark cloud Of
fsnatcsm. which. has spread over the New
England States, relied over New Yord, com
let.lv everwhelrn. d Pennsylvania. Indiana
and Ohio, and reached in its course the Wa
bash river. it was there met w the g,lian',
united Democracy nf lil,n"is. who turned
bark the tide and kept the Hay 81 the constr.
tuition and the Union floating over their be-
loved State. (ChcrrS)
The victory YOU are now celebrating is
one never 70 lac forgotten, for u Is the ti-
umph of Jnrn, constitutional men over
f,r,aticiS,n, s-r,ionaIiS,r, and di<unnn.-
(Grrnt alp'ause) When the old sectional
parties united against the federal con>tIiu-
IN and Uuen, the national men, whether
Wings u, d mocra,s, or lty whatever other
nam- they might he called, united To mtin-
tain that constitution, 20 preserve the U mon,
and drive hack the ,ia'-k. fatal cloud Of see
tionaI amnesty. (''S.und doctrine," and
'arpiauSr.) Illinois bow occupies the proud
position al has,ng fought ,!ie good :ti.hi !;
I iinniS is now greeted al over the Union
merit, aud south, east and wsst-as the on
iv ar hern State that was not ov.rw hc'ned
in tie rterrt, elections. (Chcrrs.) I" what
avs do the Drm0crHcv "i lrn"ls owe this
rrnmphY 1t is due to fidelity to rnncipi..-
Appiau~e) InIi inois the True principe u!
pnpu AZ so-er-iyntv has been sustained; IN
linois the Cincinnati platform has ''e, II
strictly adhered to; in Illinois tie Demo
cratic urganzati"n has been mnin,ain.d.--
(Sx cheers and long c.tisti,f.cd erthu>i-
ASH In Illinois there has been no rev
tests ,n,erpn!at,d into the Democratic plat
form (rppiau>e); l.. lllnois D"n"cia's have
II Yer been pcr>-rutcd hecausr at diftrrenr rs
Of opinion. provided they remained inside
al the Drnorraric party and ahii'd the i>a
seS q; It's organization; ("heers.) ia l'firoi>,
n lrb, RAJ, t"i, rant. jus, sud generous policy
has ~. valid, aud III Illinois Il glorious
triumph has rewarded that policy. Gap
;,!nu~.
Nnw my friends, the result in III State
cnUrra>t-d With TIL, Disasters in others. IN
FISHES u lesson. LII the t:t,r,nt - that has
been rxr,'cd, let the angry passions that
have bert aroused h. hurried with the con
test out oi wnr"h rl.ry AROSE. (Gnon and
; chrcr>.) /. uS meet our fellow cIriZ,II,
/ N'In q f.rr,d with u IN politics the same IA
/ II there had been no AMY fc.l "g .neender
! ed. II * our duty new 10 cons" id"te III,
/ party, to brgi In combine oar forces foi
/ the future, Ia order that may present q
: full. united, invin,1'e front 10 Aho'ir"i.isrr
aud All f its allied armies (th'e's) ]
iSr a. d patriotic r0Hrrii> now prevail, lii,
T,
/ t-,-,-r, tor,ghr and the -Iciarv won forever
/ {Cheer>.5 Il Expect to maintain our l!h
,r,.cs = cur fathers trar>n.'it, d tn, III I" w.
W. must hr giant and warritu., p:e>crr
ing ctr organ zi'I"n, and ,vel ready IN pre-
sent au United and ni.s;:hir front 10 lii
cnii.m"m rncH.y wh.r.ve! he makes his ap
| rea'an"e. (Chrsr>.)
Nv friends. vii now rcnew to vru II
+ grateful and profound a. know l,d., nlrr.t
/ tor The magnificent demonstration ~hict
you havt- Ina.i- to night. When arrive.
home on the l0t', oi il Y last, aud WIS wei
! c"rnr'! bay such r"nLt,r>> rnu tfaiS :, NV
~ Expected again In see such rrcwd-
e. I, l. i NOT half what we can do" Wa.
ii lS6n, L The battle Is over nov
and the Vlriury won, and again 1 zee
crowd before nae e'e en- larger than tia
I which greeted me on my return home.
ruutrS> that that was So large that | n"ve
eXp-rird to see another. e. We are al
r Don has and chcsrs.t ! h,ve not ven
iUr,d tn suppose tha, this celebration r. in
tend, 4 - pleasant coing''irrctt I" mt
('.E Is" cit j.. AMI applau>e) ! ies-
lore I'i'ir and satisfaction ia the b,I,.i tia
i orr Il, articit offerings OF devotion :,
those great ror>1i'u' ORAL priucrpi,s Will
winch my f- is i,Scpvrahy connected.
ags:n return sou NY thanks
Al the CONCLUSION If this handsome speech
judge retired amid more Ihunders q,
applause" Then rfhcr speakers were cal
cd out Ex-G..v McCoEAs, of Va, was on
who made an excellent >pcecl judging Fl on
the applause lie elici,ed. for we were I"
far off TO hear; others were called out a
ter hin, aud as We left, T. s. BLACKWELL
E>q was speaking, and for ought st hn"w
the speaking was kept up all night, for W
could See no p.rccpsible d'm'nuilom oi ia
crowd.
Altogether. this was certainly a rnacnifi
cent ovarnn-slirh ~ few public men OF ii,
or any age have been honor. d " tn Ii wa
such ii t,iIute as real worth and true grea,
ness alone can merit, and which We sincri,
" believe. was 40, inappiopria,ely bes:uwe
on this OCCASION.