, 1862-07-21

nd then only. viii peace 81 Welcomed by the
'oices Of free people, uniting in the universal
ccls1tae Of Joy and Thanksgiving to Goo'
REMARKS or DIR. TIFFANY.
DR.. Q: q. Tfttauy came forward auld the
most prolonged applause, which continued
or several minutes. He congratulated his
euow- citizens upon the character Of the gath
ring. This VIE the peoples meeting, the
1prisiug Of the free and democratic spirit Of
he young men Of the Northwes This VIVA
20 arena tor defamation, no time fors 2eech-
making y Or discussion Of policy.
They were here tonight NOT for talk, butto |
provide for the removal OF traitors from oHr |
homes, as well as the South; to provide means !
for action. The call Is an urgent one. The /
aepreaaaons Of guer1illaa hordes must be
1t was made by the President,
upon the demand Of the people, through their |
Governors. Ssirmisbing and ditching are
about played out, and now re must have
fighting. We began the contest boastfnlly;
We pnt on the gloves, and o1r enemy fonght
took up spades and pickaxes. We dug trench
ee, but not long enough to bury our dead.
Now we have taken balls and bayouets, thank
God!
at US and said, "send tive to our one aud you
wise had We done So. Then We sent 500, ,oM
men. With the first enlistment we taught
them to skedaddle, with the second the Viz
einia rel, and with both the oRogne's
March" Now ne propose to send SD, GOD to
teach them to keep step to the mnsle Of The
Casting the horoscope Of the nation future, /
dare believe when the hour Of victory strikes
in the hearing Of the nations, 1t will ring out
the same old note the first. bell
Of liberty sounded, proclaiming "Aberty
throughout the land and to all the tuhabit-
h%cFrrr
our second is for carrying liberty to all the
earth. SouthEons, your doom comes swiftly!
A gloom of settled resolution and determlna-
ton rests on every countenance in the whole
land. Men think as they never thought. feel
as theJ never felt before, and will carry out
Southern a1manacs are predicting an eclipse:
That eclipse will come soon enough. God
has made their sun so dark that they can see
our stars In day time Lay the stripes OF our
flag about traitors TIL they revere our stars.
Say, brothers, you will be with our brave vol
your arms till our flag waves triutnPhanny
| over every city and citadel In this country.
| Tremendous applanse.j
ADDRESS OF Il. q. MILLER, ESQ.
Nr Miller being introduced to the audience
eaid substantially Coming from the ayoear
| tions Of civil life, VIC can hardy realize the in
poGtance Of the events passing into our na-
Il0uA QlALQIY- 4us pfEeEuk 4hSAE UuSt AC-
ternfne the fate, not only Of our own repub-
Throughout the world. The speaker traced
| most beautifully the origin and career Of out
! government, the g1nties it had achieved aud
1 the blessings we had enjoyed. ....,
| be sustained, ,or like the republics Of antiquity
be suffered to fall out Of the list Of Nations
fCries tneyer''] If this nation perishes
then will perish 1erever man's first attempt
at self GOV yernment- The traitors have made nt
schedule OF their grievances Because q Pres
idept was elected consdtutionaliy, withou
their aid, they try to break up the best gov
eminent the world has ever seen. Every
where they have been protected by our flag
Wherever despotism has frowned or tyrant
threatened, the American had only to point II
the land of his nativity and e1claim 81 am 81
American citizen"
In this contest there is only one position
for patriot to occupy. It is to secure th
I civil and religious liberty, brought over il
tile cabin Of the Mayhower by the Puritans
It is TO establish this fact that the people G
our whole country, BY solemn compact gual
government. We Of Illinois have right t
demand that the government Of South Carr
lina shall be Republican one. Ii the Unio
| is broken up, in its destruction Is involve
tie 1oEs Of onr liberties. Although We hay
| | met with occasional reyerses, We are nos Ill
| ntafIeueQ- We u9FE aeuoAsttateA ~ "
| world, within year, that two nations cannt
live on the Shores Of the Mississippi. o.
| flsg.wiIl yet wave triumphant1y over the Gil
Of Richmond. Within one year we have o
ganized military and naval power, aud Q
', | complished results which have astonished tt
br III up the Union. In our very efforts
erpment. It IS worth our treasnr
: and must be handed to our children unil
: paired as we received it from our fathers.
t ADDRESS OF JUDGE WILSON.
e Hon, Robert 8. Wilson was 1ntroduc
l. amidst great cheering. He would endeaT
!. to make the beauty Of his speech consist
= its breyity. It is well known that we all cant
!, fight and viii not fight, He had practi
e proposition to make to his friends stee
re Scaumon and Kipzie. They had made
N great deal Of money under this government
- The war is for the government and ct
n stitution as it is. 4 it vas wo'
teg ft,b 61Ga H is worh OF ter Gud sons' aae3s Blood
. sustain it. His proposition to his friends u
e could not fight, was substantially this:
would furnish a list Of all the property he
50 cot, and he wanted the rest to do it.
= would 1hen give deed Of $500 worth Of L
q q to each of two men-two s:aszhtfor "a
10 honest, sober, str:ig t-haired men who wo
lF volunteer He would say to all these n
m your property is good for nothing If the
- public is gone II these men who lave N
~ their thousands can't contribute, they dc
nd deserve the protection Of the governmt
in We have lived SO long prosperously that
have forgotten our bene1ts- II you dt
give down, I don't care hoF much the Sol
Try eruers take from you If they ever get up b
I'll Hon. ]. 7. Scanmon being called f,r, s,
ar. This war had already cost him $50, ,0W aud
49, was wil]ing to give $50 600 more It it WIS
ceesary. He had given his only son...
ito would give s, 900 TO the volunteers if it
en- necessary.
Nv was the first time he had been ca
uts upon to address meeting. He had not Il
much money BY the war, nor lost much,
like Mr.. Scammon, be would take care Of
two or three men, if it was necessary.
Ind Geo. c. Cook, Esq, in behalf Of his fri
ere fered 500 additional bounty to the first
ing men who would enlist.
and Eiphalct Wood. Esq, said he vas prep
Of to be assessed either BY the authorities or
che unfairly: # the tax is too SLOW to meet
ers, place 500 at the disposal Of any i've men,
the would enlist
j. Il. McVicker, Esq. had no land except
ard covered By mortgages. He vented two
1an- nan to come to him Sur day or Monday
tner | he would giye them SlO0 piece, green b;
as Judge Manitrre, Chairman OF the Com
site tee ca Resolutions, then read the tolloWi
BOD, vra,.z nh. rh;eT MAGISTRATE ~ The T,
tne Sta.es Of America. in respnnse to the earnest
cee.ione or the Governors Of twenty loyal St
| has Issued his proclamation to the eovercign
!. 8. | pie who placed him in power, calling for s
Y. volunteers, to reinforce our army In the Del
son, | maintain cur Constitution and preserve the
eBea IN hs s9Sa e. es1 o sasae
ker, hled together IN pursuance Of the c.
. .. the young men Of onr city to
| oaf1 h1afnry AID In the nf IT
1rew throughout the world; and .~..,
Hip NHE1EAs, Onr country II its present emez
r r. | demands Of every citizen, By birth or adDi
aoiei laying aa,ae All partisan strife OF individual
aald, ereneea, an earnest, cordial. and energetic
/. c. port. with cheerful sacrifices upon ne Al
Which Coz has s; Fon1iia led IS, Therefore.
lint, Resalgad. That the people 4 Chicago revf
Ad the present Poei1ion Of onr natlonsl stFnsgle
,orge the m1ldest, u1tst benefcient government. j
hos eafed to man. zee nnthtng 70 discourage or ID
". our hopes Of the ultimate t:iuuph Of oar arm
= G. the restoration AID firm establishment q
H. j. glorious constitution In every psrt Of our co
aven, Reso1eed, That thepeople Of Chicago hsyl
tTs scnds9ce r IN tis, tbS a51lis a;tss iattssi
lwift, heartily approye Of his call for 80 '0i me
Rev. rel, ing with firm and mistaken confidence
pe5Es oal y to aate
Coll nation, for our full quota Of men to share wi
'lden, brothers already IL the field the perils a
o. aa 6s t5es ey on
B1en- rebel band shall dare to dcsecrate our ha
Gates, emblem Of our Onion or to resist the Col
f9a RoTe5 1t t1s 1stg th
en aDd nd rfs1s n e 2mens en- o5e 81
yder, md that our soldiers arc to be relieved fro
fatignes. exposures and peisations incident
situation: us hr a. possible, by the use AMI
cation Of every species OF property. cla1u
Moth. connfo,t and efacienev II our soiiiera or ,
-odnce he nnyEer of onr enemies that We arc iru
I com v,ncad such policy will arouse new energi
fpfe hnnes IN fha hea ~ of nnr 1nva1 nenn1e and