, 1862-08-14
THE CITY,
THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESS.
SI0NAL CONVENTION.
Nomination Of Hon. I, N. Arnold.
THE PLATFORM OF RESOLUTIONS.
Speech Of our Representative.
Appointments Of Co7nmIttees-Every.
thing goes by EAcc1n1m-ixeat
Enthu4fAAIn,

C0nVenL1On uElQ yestE1Aht eAAE1-
aoon 1t the Court House, in pursuance Of ths
ca1l published IN the daily papers.
The Convention met punctually at two |
o'clock, at the Supervisors room, and WAS !
:alled to order by E. s. Williams, Esq, who
dominated Hon. Mark Skinner, ~ President |
The nomination Was confirmed unanimously. |
Upon motion, q, r. Hawley and Josiah H.
Bross, were appointed Secretaries.
Mr.. Dalton Of Thornton, moved that a Com
nittee Of five be appointed to examine cre-
aenials. Carried
The chair appointed AZ this Committee: A.
a. Dalton, Vim. James, A. G. Hesing, J. 7.
Edwards, Mr.. Hammond Of Hanover, and Mr.
Gfnther Of Ptcsiso.
Upon motion, delegations not full were al
lowed to cast the entire vote credited to the
town or ward represented by them.
The Committee on Credentials reported the
following delegates as entitled to seats In the
Convention, and upon motion, the report Was
accepted
TRsr WARD
Mark Skinner, Jas. &. Woodwozth. F. Mahla,
Z. Church, 3 7. Edwards. L. q Davis, George N.
Grey, CHARLES FolianBbe, L. c. P. Ftee1.
sEcoEn WARD
George ". Gace,J j. q: Eoyt, Charles Busby,
q. EDDY, GecIgc schTe1nfurth, John F. Morris,
Rice Fay, Amos G1annis. Joseph Po11ak-
TRIED WARD.
Fernando Jones, Aag9stqs z Borden, A; ?.
Tittswo1Ih, J. Summerfeld, H. q, Hast, z. Smidt,
C. L. Diell, Jacob Aottinger.
FOURTH WARD.
John Raber. Harr5 Deal, l.. Lamperts, Robert
Eli, L. F. Waite.
9HTH wARD-
Merrill 1add. T. N: Avery, a. 3. Cook, Geo r
H1nsun, C. Z. P. Holden, r. Whftbeck, Fred. Letz,
A:ae, In: %n. Baly. J: E Brosa, a b. stuiteSant.
S. J. Russell, n. ". Huntley, Louis Bushnell.
Mosee Gray, 7. O. Dunn, c. A Reno, T. c. Brown,
4 p johnson; & Leyerenz: J. Aam@endsen. @ Lewis
Vim. schadc, Q. B, jacobs. B. b. Bsuns.
EEEKNTH WARD
Gurdon S. Hubbard, A. c. HesIng, A1onzo Har
vey, Joachim Kerstrn, Henry MEhtke. William r.
clask He1dt5 John a9xrsinE, 9ata Ward John
Eo1tinger, yalentin K1btner, Robert Clark
EIGHTH WARD.
c. G. Hammond. Caspar Bntz, L. T. Wright,
1yer La1sen. Geo. kneaf, A. sandezson, II. T. De
NINTH WARD.
Jn11nn Rmnsey, Benjamin Carpenter, Fredsrick
Banman, Jacob Rehm-
TENTH WARD.
nF w31ao, sobn Scbn,,an f,e, " u-.,a-
Henry Lenartz, Geo. u. Yonng, Samuel Webb,
courTy Towrs
49, ,,,.,,,-
wasta ~: r f-+; hd4; 31y9e PatS =; .. "lSams;
He,d' i A. Kennicott 'orc,tjn shenhor5, Tnnr1,. ~.
ton. 4. &. Doltou, Henry Ztnmsr: Jefferson.
Eenj; Chase, T. ". samp.on; Proriso, v: &.
mnnd 5as - 1ttt1cwnod. Fyanat"p + 4 Tnrd iT- :
2. hedzie. Blco1n, ChsIles Morris. Thcs: Scott !,
phcr schmidt, Etnat Kott; Pala1ine, T. B, Brad
well. Robert Ea1zows. K Turner; otland, Willlaun
Jackson; Lake View, j. r. Rees: Maine, r. ".
Ionc. " II. Dun1o1: New Trier D. > Widar
Wesf Chicaco. n. Steinhaus. L Crendea: Rich
Adam Miller, Michael Arnold; Lake. +. r. Wright
mel. J0nnthan Ter11am- T.. III. Osterhnuit-
ri C-o,,o I.,aa, N;,a. p.1on v*..
<4,';aa. - oauSe; ls nssoen. Maes, Iaaos, Softn
tMcSgo anu Lyons Helt noL Ieprc6entea.
j. q. Hoyt moved th1t the Convention now
go into nomination of Re;,rasenSnsiue to
Congress, and thst the Hon- I. n. ARNOLD pe
nouslJ, and the Chair declared ME. Arnold
the candidate, amid the most enthusiastic ST a an5
1fnon mntion XII = q
cp4 G1aos.ons tA u u: Hammond and
Eest ~ NJ WY we're appointed committee to
Nalt npon Nr- Arnold and inform him Of h1s
nomination While the connlL1es Wcfa nU-
cent, upon motion, the following were an.
pointed Committee on Resolutions: v. II.
Higgins, =. Mll1narth, Merrill Lzdd, Caspa1
N.Jsna. " ~ oAD"e47' 'onn q
T'a co,u,n;++ a,,,,+os s.n..-,.
Arnold returned E1th l1r- A, who was greeted
with cheers and enthusiastic applause, The
Chairman introduced h1r. A., aud the latte,
4ests'noea eaes ID .oalo~s:
o1hEIH or Nh. A1eSuLD.
Nr. President, Friends and E..zow c;.;zss,s:.
For 1;3s renewal er7-aas,,r rf-,,r...as
Tam derry nre,er,,. ~ H.; ~ ttJs Jsul canuneaCe;
cordial Wsicouae 1haS van A'du r:ie3sa =, aao a
around me- once asaa nv oa fams'sat enss 70 &c
Mirhicxn N 1'lt Jls ~ os'G.na 81 Wcas OF Lake
ri III nrc1nas 1r bos osss me esentlal noutha
atnls.e soa tast il elouds stu gatner ar2uul
clion a4TI e4 nnr eounsa5-M Inis aGeursed re
great p,oces md in the ppesent nts n11e maat
1t1nci ~ III c,n We 1scgsnlzs lne pasf1on5@ enc
move ali toni' + .s914 4 na which r.
rejoice thai new po}icy has btsn naSse7s
be struck aapst Tie traito?e " Ne az aI pJ1 h. 9~ u
o. sas ens%S, In f
was yisihle fram 5he Gnn,e ~ A., aeosa nas
Rebel runs con1d Ia he.rI af ~. u cApitoi
Tie Potomac vas b1ocEsaca "u'Hne The ~
session Of the traitors NeT 6rn.ns s ~ y Na ons
q va n IT, apd sud ~ Of Ten
"A trynnsrcd win iast Moe,,,ha ~ eo1u.llon noW
nrr,rress W-.ta--, an ,Ea Ds%3sl. Eno"s .sfea
tfnn Tiv.1 ~ sa,or n7s cl,afed the Aissia
nnIt ~ srr-n..n Esntys 49, ~ +M4iseottl, gq0s
lave fo1;rht fhs g,.aI aao ~ den4esaeo w
ei.ons FIJI shnrc ~ @ S9la @HenI5, Dn
ID mn shioI, Eesr SiSa ~ Nra' nsuTe' !s;ana 40
<rns,inc ~ o1rs n, .hs st,.i N"i4S ano q. an
i,oIa 1i,,d;s,rebc, s,s1ue sttean our ganDoAts
;Iuly last Tho ali h.v aos.d = ~ 49, ~ .te ~ o
Union 1t Is n1ster of sfste nrie that 1ii;nni. t
Eas bor1e herself 70 nohly In Ibis copfict,
Thie congressional district. too. viii cnmn,rc
1avorablJ with aty for patriotism and racritcs fol
lieveit llas had frs eqrsl in The nation Prior T.
the recent call for additional troops this dIstric
bad cent not less than Is Go men to the fic1d
Ic.cay volunteers are rA1ytn2 by the Thousand
and The patriotic 1mpnlse starting from our nobl,
Board u Trade snd Mercantile Association per
thc s.stn n. i"SIaaoa Ana acnool district il
Themselves In tsi* co1ast 1hc ri, ~ =
Official records viii chow Va ha~s - nt - :;
from this district the brave ard t-.r;sn+ H,as.
whose mission it t. ~ 1Tn.t ~ rnni.ca -,
S1ars ana Stripes en- Fort Snn1te:. to raise one, m
Carolina. N~''' o'eA A'eus'
onu MeAitulf. hn1ofn aau " hlte, Kirk and Tur
Gnin; foa5 tsa}o5 Sis11ersis. Hunter, 4icClel
f 1Is c1,1 so Eas were Eecensly residents
1nt1r @ 6Iafe On .ne hattie acld. are Webster ant
-nHnllsan, ete"aft and knoblcsdorf. and 1nan,
elne.e.
of enI III was Iunmas oEer 1he name
nos th1nk OF 1hqse noble boys who composed com
Hahies 4 3So = OF the Chicago Light Artiller7
i,o, haslo, nc Moods batteries btayest Of til,
thms re1rani G,1iEeq @ o. Ghicsgo Is no: proud Q
@ ~. LEI s ~, VIII Cnicaso forget those bEaye 5ouu.
DeWcIf K3n.i HtJ e9 nooiy dtcd fnr theiE country
Is 1Weet and honu1nble 10 die for ms. San4
ACTS or TIE Last coKepysz.
Tou Will excuse me- n fr ~.sa.-., IL