, 1860-02-27
GRAND RALLY AT
METROPOLITAN n HALL.
SpEKCfIES RY HON. L. y. ARNOLD,
G. ". GAGE, CARLOS HAVEN. Esq,
ELLIOT ANTHONY, E-q., hon.
JOHN WENTWORTH, etc.

number Of men. It never held more enthu- |
siastic rally Of auy class.
George n. Gage, Esq. Of the fremont House,
was appointed Chairman, ,aad took his post nnid |
loud cheers. lie made brief but very happy |
and effective speech, thoroughly endorsing Tue
ticket, the whole ticket, as carrying it with Il
tremendous maturity.
I1.- .,,,,a 49,, rt.
eatlos tia'en' Isq'' " a9 "cA' eA''ce oa'' Ane |
able and eloquent District Attorney never ar- |
reared to better advantage than on Saturday
a-..;.,. ,,,fo. ;,. oe n,o,,.oud. or;u,,,,:
e''u'ns os''A Jug ~ ~. Ns =, " 'a.e
gent citizens, as the tH6Iic PROSECUTOR Of the
Sham Democracy. lie made an argument that
.-.e ;r-ez;.t;h1a and tbc neon;c wiil o;ve +be,-
-:
verdict IN Que time.
He said he had opposed the candidate for
Mayo. in advance Of h's nomination. Int as a
cano'oase u Nepnole@o eoo' 'en1'on' nc "ust
he elected, and all must 60 to work.
Personal considerations must be laid aside.
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-. - eonn4e' '''o' A,.s' Ane" ~ A',us
back We must 60 on until our State and Ma
ton is redeemed, We must take them from
the hands Of tho Democracy. | indorse Mr.
~, .1 -. =.
Wentworth. Shall work to secure his c'ec-
tion.
Lon, Isaac n, Arnold was called for aud came
f.--.-1 "a ,z,h;.,,.;,a ~ a.,1o.,. rt.
| forward amid "hlrl"1nd OF applause. Inc
following is an abstract OF Mr. aArnold's
.sneech. though Il does far less than Justice to
rs o,onronca and farror.
20 eAoa1'A~e "o"
The year 1880 will be memorable il history;
s:direct issue between liberty and slavery has
been forced upon the country. Upon the rer.
DICT Of the American people, upon that issue,
det,ends the destiuies Of this Union for many
years to come. The first battle Is to be fought
in Chicago at the municipal election. see the
banner Of Freedom Mt the head Of the lsepubli
can: party, and | do not stop to inquire who
hollis that o. 6anner-l follow IN 1ne nag.
r,i;nn;s ca mas ,}a Ir6;on ali narsnna1 a5'rec.
aransss s;nt into nttcr IN s;cn;t;canca in raw of
the overwhelming conseauenccs depending
upon. or to be Influenced BY. the result.
-,n,,,,.- t ~ ch;cono H. tr;s,,nnh bsrs vii
rr,.nt,r ;ncrcass E;s cb,nrea nt f:h,,laston 49,
| EhoII oor d;4srnsfona ard Difference. rre conr
t ave to I'll tic Ialteriur army Of Sayerys Shall the
| .tss.t p..nrhic.n Sir * tho Vorth.Nast f,it,9
Fla i,cnahI;csn nsrtv represents the ~reat idc,
! ~ hnmnp iibcrty. .1obn WentTortn in this
| o,,ros+ ra,rcuorfe +he porrl,licon ,,nrt1- and
eea ~ s,,ch ~ for him md ,Fc., nj nv fr;cns tn
rot. ~ III, ~ '~' ''' ~N N' eN N@''
| When lie 1;sbtn;nc shall transmit tn WASH
| ;,ta', -, - t;nht r. Tho e;-th ~ u"rrh tha
,,i. ~ - 49,, net;n,, ~. oa..ar ano,,;rr w;, he
'esa,s at :. :. ~ g. Il or'W or :: Maya. hnt ;s
| ct;oa,n I'll, .rr, ~ ,;h.-trY nr Mali nou1tns
hoast th,, bs :. b,s ~ snldinsd ~, sronud th..
+.3aTranh of,;c ~ on he evrn;nr of our election.
vii he Seward and INNER. and Cameron. and
| our own Trnrnhun.-as well rs douglas and
Too,ohs ~ u md Wasnn Whn ,laIl reio;ces Ths
fr;cnds ~ i;iastr and fres 1ahor or The friend.
nf s1Srcrr and s},vc iahors 'Sh;.is the ;ssuey
Chicseo oneps the The ball for tue 1'residen-
| +;a1 rrn9 We hr.,fI The column. In yirw nf
I -
H. rartr IN 1s3s let ~ nrnusc to The ,,rcat
;ss,aas ;1rn1rod Int onr cneIn;c. ,sho Gnxe
no.h;,r 1,.,+cr IT, ;ns,,;re lion than Tho
A07
'Cohca.7e io~ero OF public p1on1ef
Let Them wraurls and dispute abcav3.en; but
once more rally, forgetting everything but that
|
"Libe1sSa In every blow!'
and that free soil in the Territories, and fret
| sneech aud freedom, Of tic press in the States
vii crown our victory,
| Nr Arnold nroceeded to sneak OF tl,e vrea
| issues jnyoIved. The free homestead bill, til,
| nrotection Of American labor. appropriation
ior hnrbors and rivers. and proceeded:
There il another consideration WHICH s!loul.
stimulate tile Republicans Of Chicago 10 uclliey
an emphatic victory. Chicago ard cuarlesto,
no]iticul orraulzatious OF tie country. Chicas
and Charlrston with singular felicity aud Vi,
nronriateness. have been designated as til
niaccs wj,cre thc conventions Of The two grea
partics are to be held. Chicago is the appro
pr;ate Mara for The free lal,or party to mett,
f:h"r1es,o,, !. Tho nroner Mace for The pro siay
srv n,rtv
mr. strik;nr1y e1cu1piifics what the industr,
cutcrnrisc audi energy OF free labor eau accom-
pnsn &hc sae otnes WI ns.n1'i a
9rorn % sayc Iahor
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poiut to her warehouses ana snips; ,,,i. he1 !aa
Mays nla et har s.ne1s III and chnrc;es md nrf
r claim fler LOYALTY to liberty.
l Charleston, decrepid aud decayed-oid
years oat o"ar1ea IN s'ze-"eaA n"a ~, HI.I ~
b ;sh;nF tl,c car;on-sia,ery-th Is eatn. d,
her yita1s.
Chicago. holding IN one hand inc vast cou
G'ee ~ 1cat s.1Irr Of te Mississ;1nIHw
s ever hold fust to the Constitution ard Il
Union-whlle Charleston IS synonymous VIII
narinca''on ~ ana a's"sl9n. .h., :, ,,.o ~,
y inv cemna;cn viii he m me side. Chicago ar
IS Liberty. against Charleston aud Slavery; Ct
= cago Auo lis ota..ase G';' - ~ ,.~;r
;, MES Of Thomas jefferson, against Char!est
u and the principles OF john y. Calhoon: :. n.
~ ha Ettle legs than treason to LibertF TO &c
il the proslarery ticket at our charter election.
;; Let us, then,- unite, aud achieve an cnpha
h sict91y. Let me sas. H. IT. s.af1 Rae, ae
st iicans s tIs to o achieve Such triumph Us y
p strengthen and encourage our friends throut
Ct out the Union.
u Elliot Anthony, Esq, was then iutrodut
e' and made q very effective speech, showing
+ | At Tn1&~ hal ala
- 49,. T.. a., .,,,,a IT.. referrad In b;s t,b
1of f1se' ano naroo' 'n'P'' e"e"ss' A4a "'S
:, posas1on 70 TAX oa 'ea a''o s'Ase, ~, ~. :, r.
w. w. man 'o1ufs' WINE III cvecs. .e@-I..' "ae :.
Antoons was speaA't's' ~ "n"os" ~
-, on1o me platform Aua "as '''s' ."'a1''as'~
:" cheefed. Mte1 eao'pa'su sons =, .ue -
- bards. Mr.. Wentworth introduced 4. u. 81
, II lev. who maze O m0St ElplkHl 3pEcEus MulCu
|
- 1tIe4ft0 n ILL " "<A ~ @Fpeaoees
'n- Mr.. Wentworth then took the stand and
are hi1ltcd to the audience one II INC Identical
rta and chains. used in the Gurnee Administrat
l.h1ea Gurnec's free labor, which brought d,