Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-26

CHS ruRcuiN Ar CulcAeo.-Gen. Turebin, Of
Chicago, but recently Colonel Of a regiment
from Illinois, ha,ug been court martaled, by
Gen BueIl and Dismissed from the service, was
welcomed home by an immense ovation. lie was
met by Commute Of the Board Of Trade Of
Chicago and escorted in a piocessonthrough the
principal streets Of the city. Afterwards he at
tended "a monster meeting, and made the follow
ing speech which gives some light upon what
Gen. Buell. deems conduct subiectinga gallant
officer to court martial and punishment
Feiiow CHisens Of Chicqgo: When left this
city with my regiment, never expected to re-
ceiyc such Il reception as this. 1 hare SIMPLY
dome mn dutY; Hat'S all hare done. (Enthu-
sastlc applause did my duty as soldier,
and trust AS an American c.tNan al o. Gap.
plau,e) Although am not ,ersed IN politics,
made up my mind that the cause o. tins rebel
hon is slavery, and acted upon the principle
that the cause should ba removed (Long con
tnued applauso.) At the same time | knew
also that those men vino were relying upon the
power OF slavery must not be handled with soit
gloves, but little roughly, and 80 handled
them little roughly. (AppIause.) ! don {
know whether TO call it d happy or an unhappy
result that my superior officer did not approve
OF i, and thought differently He thought |
must be court-martaled and dismissed from the
service (GrOans and misses for Don Carlos
Buell. and cries = You shall 20 back, General y
Ny wife informs me that She has a commission,
making me Brigader General, in her pocket,
but haven't seen 1t. applause ana three
cheers for Madame lurchm)
As much as | rejoice to see this kind, and
may saygreat reception, II would be more pleas
ing for me to have my poor boys OF the l9th
with me, now strung along atrailr0au Ceres
" Shame, shame y They are punished Tor me.
and as YOU sympathze wl'h me, | want you to
sympatnz. with them. There are five regiments
at Huntsville, the LIST Wisconsin az Morris, an
other at Athens, another AZ Pulaski and several
ut Columbia, all upon or contiguous 70 this line
OF railroad tnouId seem as II there might
be sent each OF these one OF two companies to
guard this road They would never feel it
Bat no oar boys art p0s,cd IH squad, OF ii
teen or twenty lorcishty mlIe, i,iow minded
-It Is contemplate. cannot lut feel the
greatest contempt for the man. @hoat the head
Of d powerful army, viii bea.'e Jaus towards
soldier. | d. mt care for m,s u Ntit is q
Shame 10 punish MS men
have studied secession and see. .laHists ia
Missouri Kentucky tennessee AUD Alabama
and till you ID II no use q fight asains ,hcm
unless we us' every means 10 our power. They
are too powerful u be- fought otherwise
VINO are these gaerII- luey are citizens
who pretend 90 BE- p4c Col, tut wH0 art p.t-
uu- treason ail tha umr iuey are All tas rms
looking out tr struggling llnkcc. d, soon
d, be md, one bee gets U.s. .hbor-, they take
,hrr shot guns. - Out and catch hun. Inet
look ou for pickles SOD shoot 'hsn. (eu KNOX
how they murdered Gen McCooa. That is what
call war ul exteuunatluu. We must Do tile
same and until We use All men saves included.
We cannot put them down. (AppAuseJ
What have done is NOT muca but What !
could do, we're allowed, might amount to
something. My friends must close. We
have been talking about the Union and hurrah-
INK Tor the Union great while. Let Us now
talk aud hurrah iorconquest. (Appau'e
At The close OF Gen. lutchus remarks, he
was enthusiastically checred, and the applause
was immense as tbc Commission was shown ,q
the audience appointing COL Iurchiu brisa-
der General, ana setting aside the Judgment Of
the court martial of Don Carlos Buell.