, 1860-03-03
GRAND RALLY OF THE PEOPLE.
i Noble 1ee&fn: In metropolitan
"''' !" Hall.


| a rob1e Heating In >1fctropolIeun
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| e,,x.~s-. H., Hon r. r. TfyR.n-F1. or E.rr<-
1uor1. e. C. aSR.s.E.Es. or ETsfeaso. WV.
r.. HEH.s11o.e', or *R;s.*a*'s, y E:s1Hcx -,
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Hon. q. Il: nE.nxo, or 9sisaa, ~ ~.
|, J1HyW a.E.T:T1~oRTB, aud ofh<r..
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rha ,~on3 r,,,v If Inc, aven;no wa. fu,,v ,Yor.
Wv of Ind n,ost nrorrcssvelv Indicative of The
.n,hus;,sn penuht:cans orc feeling in this
nresent con1l;ct unon which hang results so in,-
,ort,nt rrerv nort;on of the. Hail Was filled,
and Hundred. went awav during tie evening,
utterly unable to enter the Hall. '~.''~'-
HIM. Jol,n Wentworth oneued the, ball for the
eveninr-rot tbcu as he said: to make speech,
which Should come later in the evening. lie
would merely introduce the speakers. He read; ;
however, the following: -:
H.. DESPATCH rnon wAsu1Sc7ox.
$. .. ,. .:~ : .wA.n1seros. March 81, 1eSo'
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Ae2ooheans Of encse' S'ana " s'A4 s~'DU
md the rsineipes they represent lou nave 'as
th!es OF MI tEae Republicans here SUCCESS 'u.''
..~..'.., Lyman IECMnoE1' re
- '-.' WI. KELLoG1
J. r. FAnKsw0RTH.
!. 49,. .s.. OWEN LovE1of'
Hon. Thomas - iafner' oi fleepo's' "a
ceired with great applause ne saiu ne aeo
come to cflcago ont o1 Inc in.efes' "e ~, ~
re approaching eeetton III tals e't' -, - 1As1
more than munlc'pal importance 'ue4e a.e
glorious Indications 10 oe seen mere 'n". +ae
victory is to rest with the Republicans. II II
onlr q question of msioritics. You must roll
- -7:..;.:, ~ f-o,, . mn ~ i, mn and let il
W n411o' - 49, ,a-s -:,tesr ,vor4,,v NJ
| so throughout the land as q victory worthy o'
Chicago. fitting preparation for the great Con-
So. r.. ....,, ;n xo,r .+raats
| sent'on ~ o1A.. 4ue epes'As ~ 80
the rabble aud htrellngs that formed too Our.
| nee procession night or two since, are IN IN
a'ea.'on WAL """'0 o -.
| defeated. a man nesef ean tlse aoos' '1' e''',
| stituencg Tint elects him, and Ar. Gnrnee and
b;s administration: If tbev succeed. are to be
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Feau III 'noss Ptoeee''on0 -, -.
| This IS deep and solemn issue 1not1s present
ed to YOU, 1t is broader than the country, it is
:,s..,... a.. ..,;on ;t,.,f :, ID world wide
| "iuet t'0a ."e 1A ~, a:.. .t r,,or+r
and the world y watching Tue conn'c1 .. ''oe'.'
| and slavery here and the conflict in Chicago Is
| d;rec. ..r
., ,r.rnr H. ,.,t,
| II John Ncn&"or1h u cnosen '1H3o .e w.,
be the Mayor. If Walte- S. Gurnee is elected
| z;x .,ro-<.s;oas will bo the Mayor,.
"@ -, :. - .o,, ,.,,,,.r +h,
t. L. Y. Lafneo sai" ~ vas Nc" AooA
ticket itself. aa.it stood, had not received h's
| .,;,,ort nrav;ous tn nomination, lie came nov
t,,1Ja- snnsa If an+v tn sav that now he was
unuet sen7e " oo'' ~ :. !.
for the ticket, the "hole tleket as II s.ana.
{Checrs. are we IN this great sttuggN eee@eea
| Liberty und slavery to F'au5e W 1eeous " ~
petty questions ol peisonont} ano Gn'r Ts ..r ~
such 1dea should possess Us hu"I ~ Ete's ~!
should feel that III tns Fear, losu, ~ ~ 49,
piace .hG geea'grt id as Ss sssr .een II il to BE-
liberty tue wor,d has ever seen, ~ .,.ror " -
declded which shali p1e4aal L1uetas, .'.as;;,
and this II 1s, tnat EYES susu !asus5 !,esa ~,
tSns T III nn,,se foF uomen. for petty reasops
| Forcue, the ticket now iu the teld bus ceased
TO be the ticket Of anybody Ihat t.cket s,, his
nscn aans 70 .ne M' a-e "n4 on ~ are ost h
nx11;.1n L;Irtn. 1Cheers.1 We have no othel
mode OF giving our voice for Liberty. Whet
We east Ger Se.'a'r ;odt tbp aar il is The nrncjp
fiat lax triumnbed. Looking at it in this light
regard this battle with the most intense sollci
9ndr. Il is so regarded u1l orcr the country
Republicans a,e looking to see the result. /
it were possible in this great ci.y, the CONNER
cial metropolis OF the Northwest, the daughte
al tue ordinance Of 17s7, would it not <cn'
Throughout lhe land q pnng Of sorrow an'
regret. call upon every nan who aPprecte'e
ias WY iorssrd vii With his m;et and ro
up such victory Us we hare never yet given.
The speaker hsd come from tue Dated sta.e
seas d nos s' or s's ssas S% es~
N h;s i;herty. For this oct these men are bein
prosecuted to Gne and Imprisonment. Th
spenkor referred to outrages perpetrate,d =, :.
Kansas and Ia ,nG ,s s'se taIes no co'
nIancc Iii lis Is within the reach Of Amer
Gu people by their votes. It Hill be Tor the'
ex.sho @ q oT a},1' " hscoms in nj lie Words Of Ii
k,,lant 1,:ncofu. s.A1, slave, or all free"
a., " :, 11.~,,,on If Sorincfie1d II
~ W. liz ne'u"o"'
law$,artncr Of the gallant Lincoln, made ort
Int Ming sueecb. lie urged the interest Il
go 9A,,~,a rae fce1;oo in this contcst in CT
a'a'e 1'Aafe ""' 49, W..
cage. 3ah15 scctlon oi Ice o'a.e ocep ~
abiding inkrcst is felt in the reSult Of this co
a.. =: rh,A
A's zu;,n; ,s -, ;ns
j
ence ycu send VI Affects US; 1le lmporlan,
Of the result Is ing everywhere 1eG9suI:su =,
Democrats Us vein hepuo'icaas. He sala u ~ y
this conflict was p& &nounced oE Lincoln
cunnonhurst Of t!ey ysa'tle for the year. o,f !
every mai 90 hls au:ya eons1aer :a 4ass na4stA ,
bearin. the resp"nsl"Say oi this contest
work III his own place.
: Carlo. Haven, ESQ. ya9sallcd out aid ma
.,irr;no onnca1 to rennhjcau, to stand
1,,e;r hammer md visit nn]Esbment upon
xho hang back in this crisis IL personal Il
tiyes,
H., r;,,,,rd ya,es of Jacbs bs7nrille said
NJ non '''e -, rr.~H. A,npaa,,
" came 'Fo" luz eoa"A's " ''e'f ~
:; ems that the excitement over this 1u'cs
~ a. nreat in Jacksonville rs in chicago.Hr ou
- :, cIosc11 nronle to fire tho first boomin1 gur
:" the Great campn;cn of 1870. # you carSAy
7. banner t,iumnhaut rou lead series Of sin
A.sI triumphs to take place from Maine to slinnes
:, to he ended BY the great victory IN A1semi
A.G a you u ,'ndsr "t Dcnocrat;e @ rnie fuercr1 II
Tote work. net, Tie struggle is for princir
zee aud not men. Strike for Freedom and
rights o. man. .,asa tno petvr nr 15o"alss IL 10
ru Sydiiion and Conspiracy bi, and the great
ie- terests Of Freedom now beng assa,led'
ire Rome ID act pse"oes. aa oh,a1 ~, a o,nnrs .'
eas.en Mnst St conscerste . lit it to freedom.
Mr. Yates in passing deatthe so;cal'ed U'
Gu. party some sevsre blows; Ae l'aao an cog.
feA tlno.e 'T h;n1,ou oIr oos and 1he nrogress of