, 1861-07-26

40#u Ii 1loepEUk1a1ume ol Lae CouuQlttot, WAS
! visit to the grain warehouses;, A. large |
1umber of the male portion Of the excuraion- |
sts arailcd themselves Of the opportunity Of. |
Tered, ard went through the warehouses Of
sturges, Buckingham d Co., and Others. |
There grain warehouses arc almost Chicago |
and Of course a novelty to the
Our friends expressed them
ee1ves not only highly delighted, but aston
;ehed ct the marvellous laborB which these
Is rform, especially iu view Of the
slow and unwieldy manner IN which they are
to perform the samo labor on thr
Ohio river. Our readers Of coursc rader,
stand tlat from 4Ac continued rise aud fall
vi ;tSc Ohio and all other western rivers, this
sur p,c.liar manner Of handling grain can
rcytr be introduced in cities bordering On
-hese rivers.
The ladies Of course feel no inteEestin grain
warehouses, and ayailed themselves of the
opportunity to look In upon Our shopkecpers,
rake calls upon friends. Not few asccadcd
10 the cupo1a of The Court House, and from
that exalted position enjoyed the beautiful
scenery which stretches out in every direction
as for as the eye can reach.
VISIT TO TIE BOARD OF TRADE.
AT e o'clock, according to programme, the
harder portion Of the excursionists, proceed
ed to the Board Of Trade Rooms, where, after
a few minutes friendly cbat among the repre-
ecntatiyes Of the two cities, STEPHEN T. CLA-
III, Esq, President Of the Chicago Board,
utter fcw we'll chosen preliminary words, in
t1odnced Mayor RrstsEY to the aesemolage.
MAYOR RuMsEY's SPEECH.
-Nr. President In the course Of my duties here
tofure as member 0f your board "a membership,
am proud to say, still retsin), II has been my
pleasure to. have assisted in entertaining guests
who have visited us from some OF our sister Cities
under ci1cumstz necs similar to the present. II
las also been nly sond fortune. eli, as delegate
sent 70 represent. Il part. ysnr corporation, to
their hospitall1{es upon fimil2: occasi5ns. come
before you now nhder different and less familiar
auspices. i arpcar here, eir, on the part Of the
sus4 hospiialilies ~ are III its power. 70 them
viii sag, could not conveniently accept the fnyi
tation with which was honored to visit them
upon the recent occasion which 20 many Of our
cdtizenr ayaiied themselves OF, but from the de-
tcripfioa which 1haye htnfd Of what occurrcd aud
Whist WIS eeeu upoa that occasion, am sure that
here their entertainment Will sccm bit tsme and
uu1ntercstipg.
Gentlemen exeursIonists, We are we'll aware Of
our tenclencies. We catnut, a. you: boast Of
beautiful Streets, and gorgeous opera honsea; Of
celchtatcd works Of art.or magnificent gardens.
npon which the fablel wealth Of CrGaus has eeem-
ihEly been exhausted. Eut II we have thctn not.
have them, sid many other thinss that you now
erjoy. ..u 49,. o..an. ,,,.. c,.,..uo
many ps rtans now in this hall, not get past the
iurbed By 1he hswl Of the wclf where now i tie
~i,h,a s stones throw of whe1c the lsrsest depot
In tic city Iow s1aGas, has contributed TO their
srsttnarcc and thst they have seen this river now
upon IL fosom m % lie wealtI of nations, beiors i
had ever been disturbed by aught greater than the
eenoe OF the Indian or :. *.voyaetnr-s'
for on nss RRst se se
here are some things that We have that VIE re-
gard At least az 10 dtzcredit to US, We have 8
sourg, industrious and energetic population, that
have suffered more financially as result Of the
}rc.et political tronhlc than tosc Of any city OF
The eamc size in the Union. Still tge have con-
ard verify believe are ready If 1t shall be neces
ta1y to, maintain this government, to give their
Gu and movc from their present field Of act1on to
the field OF baltle for its supports and then we
have rural population about Us no less patriotic,
who will fn1nfs their full quota Of men and food
for au the armies 1t may y. necessary to pnt iato
1;y 0ur fs!hCr*.
VIC have alfo. gentlemen, hearts to appreciate
ord thank you for the kindness which ron maui
city, and In their 1ame mud for the city. thauk
you ard bid yon heartily welcome among us.
At *re conclusion Of th- Mayors remarks,
~Iieh were warmly applaudcd, Judge Col
Llxs of Cincinnati, made the following rs
Eroree:
JUDGE COLLINS SPEECH.
.ur. Aqyor, and GentItnen Of c4ieage:-Yo.
nandr, hand % and warm hearts. Ne salute you IN retur1
with greetings Of hopeand pleasure. not unmia
| .}rd with dash Of grct ut the present nuhapp!
lion Of tie 81 c1ncinnati 4 Chicago Air Limo Rstl
| 1Csd fclms a new link between us. and gives q
hope Of better acquaintance. Gentlemen, we shal
marts 81 business, u in The circle Of soclal ant
dcmeEtic enjoy 5mcnt-to join you in all noble en-
terprise, wbstbcr of peace Of Of war. 1nn arc a
istch.siring always out''
We CONT, now, not 10 eri,ic;sc, but to enjoy tn
to e emn3te e9t 9on IL The sdoon Of al ,s col
yonr hcilitics. Tor the trdnsaction Of
EIsat isr te aa%s
f.ninasiee and churches; in inc. ali TIM
enriches, c1evates and ennobles you, we as
q 4 1be3 1a$ excuse a sGa Us, Ike Il
1soman: who i:.s1:el The sablaea to a feast, an
then seized their daughters sEd carried them oil
besuty and mike hapy tel1 own Roman h9ms
but .our ideas, Il should say, perhaps, steal som
Of yonr "thnDder'9 and carry them back with II
10 aid our own progress. ..., .
Nc arc Happy to know that yonr trnds, ponre
into your Jap the repository of the great Stats
OF The northwest Is not go much affected by th
s5s y our 2n5 st Ss osf
crn Statca, aud in trade with that section. Is ne
cssarily Low crippled. But your success ia OF
prospeti,y IL egr p;ospeFlty,M M II :.
0f all af us TO rejoice In the greatness and glory
Our whole country.
Dear to us tic Skuth's fair land,
D4r New Englands rocky strand,
: Dear the prairie West:
But In the midst of our rejoicing and congratt
| latter We t1nnu. rcprct6 q word OF common pal
sul enuti0ns at the elate ofOnr country We ca
lot forget her travail: IF | forgot thee, Oh!
sg NJ 5h 11nd rdof sE onf
What Low 5s all the past to ne: How do Its msl
| ofies rebuEc the prcscnt-how incite to hero
action!
yy commen sacrifices and ger ices our tndepe
| 6encc was achieved. George Washington, tnrn
, | modest Colonel in the Vfryfnia line, was nomfn
ted to the position Of Commaudcr-in-Chief Of Il
r !sme1ican forces iy Jchn Adams. lie entered u
oil bic Office f'y taking the llcae OF the New En-
land army then cncamped OH the hills around Bt
$ tcn;. ue w9E hia fret laatels iq the war BY col
+
that Town ana lift the iron arm Of their po +
Gree srse az natise @ q Nv II Enssad led s. Ssr 81 E,Eis
= men to the Carr linas and Georgia, and by his hi
: l,aut achieve me1te in that quarter did much
+ bring the war y Its glorious termination.
|irsiuia snd Massachusetts We'd with each oth
!. c1nm, n cause New Virginia would mad!y she
ftem her sphere aud pull down The gloriou: fah1
h q that government which Washington by hlsv
wiedcm illuminated. Seventy ycars Of i
life of iii. Republic have trarspsred, aud tn
;, hare bcep ,eart tn,l Of onl!mation Of the vail
8 | The 1i-1ury If the world has 20 much been acco
: rl!sh.e fl! tlc general ssod in So br'efa = tim=
Htw rsrlflv have the forests fallen before
. ef Us Western Ncw York and Ohiu we're tho u
!. | MI Thule Of adyenturers.
N:w htAold the greatness OF Indiana, 1tliao
. Iowa, kaEfae. Wisconsin and Ainncsota. WI
empires IN themselves. What beau'iful gard
J hoIl,R In all their borders-witha a c1parity for
&C rrtdncts of shc Garth adequate 10 feed th: wt1l
C the a1azlnc growth cf Chicago and Cincinnati t
i the tale. 1sA, Yesterday little han1ets exposed
the erutlties of The native sayage :; t. day magn mag
It towr1s cf ce1unrrce; with prince'y hohacs; "
;, YusAic schools and beautiful churches aac9n
- for all; with trade extending, BY steamer q
a every State III the Uniun.. And as arc chics
~ and CircinIntf. 20 are 81. 1A'ufs, Memphis
le New Orleans, and host ef 1csscr n1agai.ude
+ all, all
:. "Sp1ung fle enchanted palaces into being,
. All, all, so free. SO hounteons, So magnificent,
fruits Of orr Kc1& 1ut.cn the achievements Of
CONSTITUTION, The happy results of our Union.
= Wo. wo .betide the reasonable mind I
ID would thfs picture cf ueaee and ...;s,:erity eta
b Accnrsta Il: 1t heart tha: would this sacred IT
=, le1ray. Paleicd be the hands that would suc]
II be0ehcent government overthrow.
,e Were Cur fellow citizens Of the South labor
- ,,1det the fatal visions Of the ni:ht-undcr
u de:ution That We were all their enemies.
ar | We have 1aEnred IN rndccefyc them Wa III