, 1861-04-19

The following were elected Vice Presidents:
"A, Hoffman, 3. T. Dfckey. II. I.adln, F: Lett,
hugh haher fC. shefmaa, haa.a H. qiseIsy. e.,
aoras, % ). s. Rumsey E. i. Hnsdnek, 4 T. nh-
ther T Brysn; 19na r Me99"pss; s;ax.s; ~ eg1S1a
nrnhsu,' q. q, Loornis, F. Tuttie, .. r. Holt,.G.
7. Hubbard; Z: S:,rrr rne s. Gray' s. Hasrd. t. p
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lnss ~ofA we nave en'etea upon II u Inc
CONTEST toAe nae pesn ~ 1one 1o"el1ae oA LIE
horizon. 1t has come At 1ast' aud we must
meet II Ike men. II II pe asked now "af WILL
sstde anything, ne answer We are alolng the
eoTernmeut to settle treason aod hsoen'on
lcfeers, as cur faihefs seEueo 1nem. we 90
injustice IN ms ofle: aostfact TO me epeech
~hleh our hmiIs 'o1olo Us u give enaie'
s. s. Hayes Esq, ~as called out ana re-
spondtd IN stirring speech he was fol-
lowed BY Ex-Governor Baker OF New Hamp~
Shire, nov fesloeat oa 4o"a, VINO saao his
) s1ste vas ready VIII men ano money. Geo'
! W. Gage was then calied upon. he stated ftaf
+; the only TWO companies taas nave been
recognized arc the orasoohs and caPf. Har-
! Gins Compaay-the latter Wall open arecrait-
t ing Office at NO. ID oeafoorn street to'mor-
i row morning. You can't hno net1er man In
! Chicago. Capt. barker's company ls 10" Ee-
/ crui.ing the best men IN the elty, VINO WILL
I! leave Oh Sunday or Monday at Inc tAsfhest.
cal for nine cheers tor MaAsaehusetts'
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Judge Drummono s1a1eo tnat Tue supposa-
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! Band rendered Its services. Received with
i +,nu1,nona onn1snaa 1ast;ng eona +;na 7 The
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| Tbs applause Was deaten1nK-cheer upon
/ chae, creating them
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Cheers were given for Maryland Judge
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! State, Indiana, Was acting. The proclamation
! Of the President was Issued on April 18th. On
the "a 16th NE entire eomn1ement ca11,d 5or vos u,
| filled. On The morning of the 18th. at IN
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oe1oeh' saio lae speaker, Aao ooy IN COL
lege At II received atelegram saying, ~
. @1A'e te -' 90 ~ 80 ~ Ae' ae
II no oesAesi tIaa my counu5i sA1teen OF nts
t classmates sre with him, Gen, Lane {Senator)
and o.hers ere among the volunteers, The
] hearts, of the neonle Al one man ara IN +h,a
j N..x ~s-~--,s s1-e
: movement. & seven years Wat would be a
cheannrfca IN rsv 1or tEfs governments
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| The following resolutions were then offered
| and ,asaed -sni 4 ortat .,,tns,o.m.
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| THE RESOLUTIONS
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And WRkRKAa, We owe II TO ourselves. to on,
prosperity. aud to ali mankind to upto]d preseryt
p4rtefuaie tits great aud glorious Republic and
1 10 strike down the fire to our uncomfortable form
~ -ayernmsut, be he foreign enemy or traitn1
ot ..wn borders. Therefore. '''
| T1;nin on5 >nh- We as citizeus Of thu Tinted
| He*oecea, 1na to The Goyernnnent ~ ths
StAies; u"e ".ssiause @ - S1.r bound to snnnor1
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ena ta-.aln oa. ~ - rons{,tntion ard
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government ertatei by our fathers, II an enemy t.
and collectively aud to defaat aud utterly DESTROY
sacn .,,a az 9nMay,an m " pS eS1T c|ime
Rksolssa, That the armed Southern rebellion
onr srcnse ar n.tr1otiem. an ourrage anon eedum
anu ~ e. s aIG n5
| and thst the trattoss who have armed themselves
shall te conquered, usAs;nsl and crushed ou3, cost
| WILL hipsf4- Lnu treasures Aiu AUG ~ utat' !.