, 1861-01-25

tied Oh that point. Isay she has, anywhere in
the In the entire world. {Cries Of "1sa.e." Mr..
Blackwell sat down.
Half a dozen arose to their feet, and the floor
WIS accorded to Charles II. Willard. lie said
he had q resolution which he wished to pro-
pose, as substitute for both and all the rsst
The Chairman ruled this couldn't be
tho3ght Of, but allowed Mr. Willard to read
his resolution, which WIS as follows:
MR.. WILLARD's RESOLUTION.
Rtto9red, That VIC, the Democracy Of Cook
county, agree with the resolutions passed by the
late Springfield Convention. That lii the language
Of those resolutions, We deny the right Of Stale
TO tecede, aud we recognize the power of The Fed
Sels :" e to enioze shf Fsr s
duty Of the Executive to bring to Its aid such
fdcut. $50
(And this resolution was greeted with hisses
from parts of the halL}
The Chairman ruled the resolution could
not be introduced "a IS substitute. Mr.. Viii
lard then proceeded to speak Of the resolutions
before the house
BtR. WILLARD's REMARKS.
He administered singing rcbuke to the
hissers, fit brethren Of the rattlcsnase brood
Of treason Hc said lie was willing to 60 as
far Is anybody for the sake Of peace, but he
yanced here tonight. He believed this .lifa-
Guilty could be settled, but only b: maintaining
the honor and integrity of our Govczuincnf.
He believed that under our glorious flag W.
haye the right to float anywhere beneath tho
sun With that flag We dare the lion Of Eng
land, and the lilies Of France, and yet shall it
shrink and blench away from the little ritiful
port Of Charleston.
Great God, has it come to this that The
American flag cannot float and be protected in
the paltry harbor Of Charleston. The gentle
man {Afr. Taylor) asks and impiore= that - tlsa.
he made tf1Is xy-iufiGu sttaaf nf
American union," just now it is more to The
point aud nearer my heart that it be NOT made
tho winding sheet Of the noble Major Ander-
sun. {Sensatio7 and cheers from a part tJ the
duaisnee.)
Tic same gentleman went back to the " Ten
Tribes Of Israel" who seeded. Why did he
not go further haek to when Lncifer rebclle.l
III Heaven and was chained in He'll By the Al
mighty do not believe in giving the niger
worshippcr the inside OF the track. It Is ucr
duty to pass GO words with i xquin:iag soatxt.!
rebellion. Tint flag has always protected us !:
hatcrs Of fourconntry have always tied before it..
Let it 1oat everywhere, on Sumter, in Char
| lesion. Don't let us initiate the Repub-
llcans in thtir setting the Fugitive sla1 law ut
| defiance Let us stand fast s,y the Cnion and
| the laws. Let us tell South Carolina she must
| obey the Government. Finally Mr.. Willard
men Of taith-triu,nphant in the prnphecy
that 1t would be ail put straight, anu Little
| Dug be President III 1850.
| Mr. Willard said that lie should 20 for Mr..
Cameron's amendment.
s. s. Hayes said he wanted craftsmanship,
not inaam1natory speeches. Hcrnther Thought
| the Springfield resolutions ahuut the thing,
| and in short contained tho boile1 down wis
dom of the Democracy. Tic had crest filth
that the remedy would opemtc. and tho "a.
| tient be better in the morning. There were
| were febrile symptoms aud tho tongue Il little
coated, but all We had to guard against was
fresh air aud exercise II Mr. Hayes made ro
| medical illusions, the a1Uye will at lcas. rep
| resent the ground he lid take.
Henry Waller, Essl., then made few re-
marks, and by this time about one hundred
and fifty pcrsous were in the lHsll, and these
with as little delay rs losslblc-thc ChairnaE
aiding the matter-hlstenca to stlNe1ch Came
ron and Willard, and the few honest .ttczauce:
Of Blackwell, by endorsing tho Springfield 1.s
olutions, with feeble show OF opposition.
THE YOUNG MEMS MEETING.
We, the undersigned, believing onr country II
danger, our ia. insultcd. and the Constitution
violated, call upon the Young Men OF Chicago, o
the age Of thirty years. and und:-, who arc oproset
to all concessions and compromises Of Freedom t.
Slavery, to meet with us, at Metropolitan Hail. o!
Friday Evening, January 18th, 1861. for the pug
pose OF inauguratlng Increment for the organiza
tion Of the Young 3Ien Of the NatInn in defence 0
tn, Cons tim: inn md flhe 1fnfo., H. t:,+v arp