, 1861-01-30
THE YOUNG nfEN MOVING.
Tho Metropolitan Kali Meeting

1he Metropolitan Kali Injecting
The adjourned mettin:5 Of the Young Me,
Of Chicago came OF 1t Metropolitap Hall las
evening. Notwithstanding the intense COX
prevailing, which kept many from attending
| there Was an excellent audience aad the bee
OF feeling prevailed Il
u & Haaf, 1=t Vlcs President, took the Chair
Horace White, Of the Committees. read the
resolutions as amended since thefGpresenta
tim at the former meetlug, as fo11ops:
| TIE RESOLUTIONS. =
;WHEnEAs-The Usion is taren,cue3 with dl..
rurtion, ths Constitution violated, the Baws null!
| the Young men Of Ch1caco, irre5ptctiFf Of party
III pnbtic meeting assembled, do resofvd:
! lst. That she Cnion must and shall be.7re*c:ved.
/ I'd. That 1t Is the duty Of the General Govern
| rens to preserve The Constitution III sur tatiers
| made tito enforce the laws, to main.an tho pus
sesslon u the Government property, aud to pro
tssf @ taehanos hha Of the .Amcrcaa tia;, h9nas a
q That the firm and energetic enlargement Of
All the laws in every section Of the Uutpn cuusti
TUES !'coescion only 10 law:b.eskcrs ard is bur
| zeEs.
:4th. That nIl compromises in favor qf slavery,
1
| aggrayatton of th@ contr,sacsr. anf9 thnt. -
viii not do poe,e.t:y the injustice o;rtuitta4f.e
upon them ! qnarrel which bri,nc Nsh8., rand
W MIfa t fl* n9tt oIjcr II tue nature Of things,
~: That those patriotic statezz.ca nEd citizens
Of our Southern States who, ut the refA q, sl:%iI
| lives Snd fortunes a.c endcaeofia,: tt pf:.t7fv
the Integrity and perpetuiry II this trt1a d. It il
deserve our sympathy and gratitude. Ftih them
| We are ready to Cooperate, aAd we sofemn,y d.
clare that with PARTIES acting in open and hos.
| tho rebellion TO o4z government, wp. have Nc
t compromises OF canccssio 70 make. =.
| Sth That we append iae hss"ic. declaration oi
| Abraham Lfncoln CIR President elect, E-p,ce ed
In The following words t., wit: s. will sN:c1 d.a,
before will Consent "r will ldEite mT kiea4s 10
looks like buyfi; he privilege II tnkins ssessou
q Ibis government, to sEiC1 @e hsys u COL tits
sionai right becaase: whatever might think CT
,1e mefiis ,5 Of the ya.ias psa2o:lions esr; Co..
menace ~ the destruction OF Inc government i1-tif
aud the consent Of al hands that or Ey11en, shall
/ be brought down to q Level with III existing die
orSa1izcd state OF affairs i'll Mexico"
| sth. That We Soung men Of hiclgo, % hereby
! tender our personal services to tue GdEernor ol
md sss IT, b.
necessary to call or vu.uutccr> to aid tRv1Edfcat
| inc, the Constitution. executing the l4wr, a,d
'1ln.alntns the Union eac,ly as ous fathpra ests
The resolutions being TINS bcfor: tie hcu:e
pricf, stirring and effective speeches were sues
cessively made by MesEzs. 7. j. sIoa4, BlodGG-
cit, Wykoff, Parker, II. Peck, Mcrzin, Buell.,
Kerr, Whittle, and Danham. One :pf these
speakers, Mr. Wykof, presented and read 3
series Of resolutions which were subsequently
laid On the table. OF the speeches ash whole
it may be said that they vera worthy OF the
occasion, and .were well received bIlhe au-
dience. T..
There VI. sufficient variety In the position
taken, to attest that the patriotic feell1g Of our
young mea at this time is not hcnlsaed by
party limits, Two OF tic speakers weiu Dem
ocrats, and the entire range Of Eiew4 Of our
community, as to the mode Of meekns the
crisis, was pfeaenta,l, sa:c, happily, nofpeeker
reproduced the false and unpatriotic se1timert
ofthe late Bryan Hall Publication Meeting Of
the Democracy No speaker last evening
denied to the Goveramen. of the United States
power and the right to win and denahni rc-
spcct for its lug and its honor. -;
The presence Of fine band happily filled
the pauses, and WAS an excellent featute Of tho
evening. The hall was decorated at the rear
Of the platform by the American has.< Quite
anumbes Of Ladies' were present in tha gale
ries. Tbc audience frequently manifested
great enthusiasm, aad, from time to time,
hailed with prolonged applause the sentiments
Of the apeake s. y:
About halfpast nino o'clock the qu=sticn
was taken, aud tia an}ut;o=z -,ass<+f Eiss
much unanimity- During tho evening The
following dispatch from our Representative,
at Washington, Hon. John F. Farntwor:h, was
read, and received with whirlwind Of ap-
p|ausc.
20 The Yosng M:n cr CAlcaso:
ITrue Patriots will sacrifice themselves, hut
never surrender their principles
J. F. FAEyswon1u"
And tho following from Hon. Preston King,
al Washington:
~ have faith tha: CIR glorious :tco government
will outlire MI its cnetaicz P.z,ros KING"
The meeting adjourned in the best possible
spirit and the whole afa!r has thus passed o1i
IN d manner emineatly creaitable to th.
Young Men who have originated and carried
it through.
An Elderly Sinner Gets 0utwtttcd.A
Merry Wife Of Minnesota.
1nto the Police Court came yesterday, to
seek aid Of Justices Akin and Davis, one Eli
sha Griffith, an elderly man Of PENNSYLVANIA
extraction but more recently from Minnesota.
who claimed to hare been the victim of the
wies Of a woman Mrs. Mary A. Grant, The
defendant, whom lie charged With stealing $500
ID gold, wa& smart little Pennsylvania womau
Of the most extensive grit and about a. quick
AZ chain lightning.
THE plaintiff, being swora, delivered his err
denco Is follows:
Ny name Is Elisha Griffith; I havelost $500
IN gold; Lwas at Minneapolis, MINI, On tit
18th Of January and obtained 1t on m Eastern
araf; came thence to Joraan CRY and
boarded with Mrs. Mary a. Grant, rhe witness
On Saturday evening / brought up the mill
and kept 1t oil nisut. On Sunday mernicg
Ars: Grants little sen was on my kr.ce; l took
out the money ard put it In his hand; th.
children crowded round and Ars. Grant took
it in her baud also; reached out my llaud for
it,; she-6aid will you not trust nus VITA it till
you come back =" When came back, the
said nothing about it. In thc evening ble
said she would give i to nc il the morning;
she was over to . neiglhor's With her nusband
uutii two O'Clock; I waited TIL they came
home; che didn't give uc aay satisfaction;
she asked me for the key Ut trunk which
had got for her to 10 East with: sue then
wanted the money and became alarmed aad
told her It she vent of would make fuss
told her wouldn't submit; she ran across Il,
neighbours AID said had E.ateuel to TAXI
hsr life; staid there aud tried tu .1tc. com.
promise her husband tried to effect rrcuu-
ci1iatlon she wouldn't talk 10 nc about it; !
staia until evening and then, 10 uet hc7 home,
offered to 60 somewhere else. Next mc.1iuE
went to Chaeorec, and have not seen thr
lady Nnre, OF the money, until to-day; hAd
promised to assist her ~htn she wanted to go
East; c&me to St. Paul expecting 10 inter
ccpt her; bat reccived ! tetitr that she ha.:
come on this way: can'e to La LaCrrsse; no
such person hal arrived tasre. She amt Coz
left Saturday murn!us fo7 this city.
Crose Examinations talked with be. few
molnt nts sinte, and propost i 10 take Aa1f the
money nnd 20 awar. When tele;.ra,.he5 l-r
used the name IL II. Thomas 10 prevent ltr
from thinking was concerned III it. knew
her arst in Mvnos gAhcla, Ptnlsylvania sly
family Is in Washington county, Pa got
acquainted With her over a year ago. I clius
ou TO Minnesota about fhe first 1T Apyil. I
have boarded At N1r. Grants, wlom i inducea
- come out lsre. l had 4 eaw mill tbey,
which Gran run for me. I had DECD exc
cutcd TO her Of n, eighty acre LOT, and she
still holds the deed suppose. got this geld
Ut Minneapolis. / never asreed 10 run ava,
with this woular and live with her, ;1,sl list
If she would do so, would give Lcr this yoll
SHE frequently said they had woEstel fheir
condition They nevcr 1rake aay ciai:n ttat
ought 10 gi i've them money. ! proposed to
sell the eighty acre lot to Mr. Eli alrr ..ayr
it TO her. She haan'E denied hsying The mon
ey. 1asked her q few minutes since, what be-
came Of the aa!ance, SlUQ; she rcI,lirL liza.
there was otlIf 500 iu the la5: che sail ti,st