, 1862-08-02
THE CITY ALIVE WITH Pa
TRIOTIC ENTHUSIASM,
SPEECHES, RESOLUTIONS, 90,
From our own Reporter.1

ID that day, many W0Os unaef oL1er ana feas |
avo1able circumstances might not have been
present: Jet there is no reason to doubt that
he people Of this patriotic State are ripe for
ust such q demonstration as that Of Thurs-
faY, ard as general rule were led there by
he most generous impulses that can move the
1earts of patriots. conscious that their coun-
ry's existence Is at stake.
APPEARANCES IN THB C1TY.
On that day Milwaukee presented specta-
lie Of animation and excitement such IS has |
;arely been witnessed in any western city. At |
sunrise national salute was fired, summon1ng !
The citizens from their slumbers to the duties |
Of the day. In due time visitors from abroad |
began to arrive, by boats, cars, and every con- |
ceiyable form of private conveyance. On the |
arrival Of each loaded train salute was fred,
announcing these large aecessions to the i'm
menBe throng. In a few hours the city was
literally filed with people; all the prominent
streets were well nigh blockaded by solid
masses Of humanity; while every hotel was
crowded to It's utmost capacity to accommo-
date. Men, women, and youths, with warm
hearts and earnest purposes, had come from
all portions Of the State to hold grave counsel
+nra,her over the ;eeuea and neces.it14e of tho
present hour.
TIE PROCESSION.
At 12 o'clock the firing Of cannon and the
ringing Of bells signa!jzed the time for the
closing of business houses, and the formation
of the procession, on Main street, front Of the
Eewhall Houee. The chief marshal Of the day
rroo Inhr rcl-rnoH T. "a uhn Uaa assisted
tr t;nrt .,f,;o;an+ a4nntv 1narsha1s
TUE cporsns
T. us. +he o,,g;no, dcsfon n hara 4be ,n,.s
,oa+,roe hold r., +ha Court Honea s,n,ra h,+
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Pllkin, President Ut the Iuung MEMS Asso-
clauou. AAe aaItet u4eEtlaS "a9 auoAeSseo
exclusively by young men OF MnWaNk1e.
SPEECHES, RESOLUTIONS, SC.
rr.. .noooh., .,o, a., hi, ,n,,r;on w,-a
Ing speesnee naue VI tni' oesAo1on e "e'0
generally Of Inc r1sat stamp, anu thouga msn
If former political antagonisms we're brou yht
+,c,th.rr,, ,h.. aY,n. e,.p,4 ,a ruaal.rs n,
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pas.izan u!t'stneee VIZ - .. @ wv ~ ~
sse>0 " oAo eoao'o" p"'Ae.nt' sus
plafttrm OF 1.-THE Constitution and tue U ulon.'
From the first sand. the people we're address.
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HOWE, aDd JOIN t. t"eedy, OF Wisconsin
Hon. Owen Lovriot, oi Illinois, and Hon, VI
A Hnr,-d =, ni.,h;,,, r-o, e+.na ,,r,a,
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TWO, speeches were haae o9 IT, Il. faimer
| Hun j. r. Dno1ittlc, Judge Arthur M:Arthur
| GEO. r. Smith Cnss A. Elarifn- T Ar
|
10, ono Jae' .. 0ro"n' o1 "1scons1n. fFon
| etard number three, Y. j. L LAdue, E.q., cit,
| .+,,rn.r ,f H,}u.rln.. r,oda c,,,,+.,1 .naucb
|
auu "os 1eelo WE'D o5 hah 8 ascore OF young men
in short Gu. appropriate appeals to their CON
| rodes for 11a,,1;ca1 demonstrations of thti
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s"flo's tne 'n'nen'
GoStfl or ealr1uon neang introduced, MD
sEotL out etsrirE speech, caruEattY appra1
l1g 10 TIE latraic people OF has State to rlIl
around Tic old tag, and 40 gallant Sci
vice III support thc federal government
tit cei1eStd tnat usr quutA o: troops Won
ttsdll, be ontsintd. AS the chief executive q
lbe Stase, ne shuuld NE his Uthcll as we'll a
psrsenal influence IL Rising not only troot i
Tut material aid, 10 nj. It tue presidents dl
1ulbds. IEe governors retnarks we're We
: tintd, ard entuuslasilt:asT received.
Nil. y. II. I"eej5 Dung clllrd our, took th
r ststd anu 1ead . short adutc.s prepared tu
The Oct aslet, fellt1atltg tue Of. urged nt
| rttkitdes II the tlmss, and appe ling To hl
tslio" <lnens 'of lunn1sdiate sud decisive al
i litp.
. Hon. Oven Iovejoy was next introduced
IrG greeted with tearty applAe-se. Mr. Loy,
| F:y 1tMsrked ttat for one he tat no iudie
flen 10 become oespohdtnE over ous u.lslon,
l :rnpt l.s, but On The country Win buoy II
with hope and confidence: No war hau e7.
VT betn pfoss cuttd without s''me reFers
even 10 Ihe ar1ny which WAS III the right. v
had met sone feSerses, OF late, put nc c'n
LOT 1rr = no1neut doubt VIVA; tne nnal lss!
would os 3S "as mo- eoo tr1e, out u
= oet;,. d W. ~, s'i ',l AUG eIe ion 1ne "as
"ou IT, r., osGh 1, aGan, n nsAf'H psscs AZ
: roule square,Y NJ to 1hc poiut Of Gle .rly rcl
. 'z'rE thc nas"i ude OF tue work taroTa u
'u' naIos - au'e ie'e'l"'n- we we're K