, 1862-07-25
THE BOARD OF TRADE WAR
MEETING.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS SUB
ScRlBED.
Speech Of Hon. Isaac N. Arnold.

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ScR1BED.
Speech Of Hon. Isaac N. Arnold.
Tremendous War Meeting for
- Saturday.
NOON SESSION.
At the noon meeting of the Board of Trade,
G. 7. Whe. lei, Esq., Pfeaident Of the Assocfa-
ton, presided. Beyond the adoption of
resolution or two, and the addition Of the
Sums named below to the Board Of Trade
fund, no,hlng of importance was accom-
p1ished:
THH SUBSCRIPTION LIST,
Amount pre-. ioqsly subscribed. s17 ,oeo: TR1sUua
eses, l. Raason ri a0aa seasaten
Kn1ghts; : S5; + Parker. 10e {; kzs@sdy, i
Atwater, Is; Gage. Bro. &, Drake. 100; John II.
Small: 60: Z: 9. Wheeler. e5; }: g. Lay s. Co.,
Rsppe;e III M e nsId; 8 1sg Lei AStsa Aeans g.
Cn1Tt1we1J. 10; ?: 3; shipnan, 8; Thos Hale.
qreenleaf = Co.. 1e9; =, + Hayden, So; Cash; .;
10 O. Kendall &, Sons, $50: Weed Bros, Is
John Brodie: 26;C n Hendes, 10; a. F. croskey,
nn,,n-r 81 eae.,ov 1a+ta- x,,.s r,,a,.,oa
- n,~-W .N.N-,'40.
lon Ine 1hleoAs eolp~ny eneaostag aeheeA
for $500, as their contribution to the Board of
Trade Fund. The reading OF the letter Was
acknowledged by three hearty cheers, and
cries Of" Good for the TRIBUNE" etc., ETC.
Before adjourning the Board agreed to drill
-, honr NJ +zvo eve-v aav st,rE;n1 anaecbaa
an nopr OK t"o every oay. surfing sPeecnes
we're made, after which the Board adjourned
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~ "ee' LII .ne sss1.Ds ~ osloeA'
The Board met at their rooms at the usual
hour. There vas no perceptible din1nutton
IN Inc interest," or numbers which mas chaIac~
terized the meetings. of the Board thus far
- ns.soe1. Ssae;s.s ~ - fsm ea1s,,,1. IT, :.
and ua11.tiued rem.-1s rallied the Board tn
Aaa "sn-''l4eo 1e'173t>7 e''Ae'1 LIE loa1t ~
of Ths fo,,ov,no gentlemen 7sere ,nnonncea
:.ts os sN.1t- @ u~eo
as tne eomm't'ee OF 1"ents-nse 10 Wall upon
Ins slss os.us =. .ue u - -ia
anu sonclt 11elf SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 I1e Faua+
n. a. Fairbanks. George Webster; J. G. Wright,
D. Booth, q: LELAND, E. L Tinkham. Mutry Mel
eo1. G: Wicker. N.?Mears, I: J. Bronson, Chas.
u. Walker. Jobu T7frell, John Y FarWel. Julian
Drake. E. G.: Wolcott, c. 7: Richmond, William
Sturges, Col B. g. Shepard, 7. B. Bryan.
Hon. IN, Arnold being discovered in the
rcnr aod 1ord os11o h.inE9 ~ - - far e1a,at
11' 1917 and 1ouu e5 Sa ~ -. II .a.s1s ~ skeeeu,
addreased tha Raer5 snhsfant,s'n a. 9eiIa a
During the SIX or seyen months be bad been sh.
sent, he had often had occasion to be proud Of
Chicago, but never had he felt a. pond as now,
BE had often boasted in the halls OF Congress that
had tenI Il 90 gallant troops to 6eht he batties
of 1he nation Just before tie djoafamens Of Con.
ftm nf 1s iutentim In 1etnrn tn fhnt naon5a trno
ha1f nIaced him in the presidentisf cfatr We hsd
faid to him. ain Lhe ulien time vnn
mal1ed rails, nov the time has come to maui lie
It ala Old Ahe i FL VA nrnn4 az tha ci,u aJ ~
1 ha'n isri M ani If nar noe MIL 'ng M ey y1
rested over Washington ga before he heard the news
o. the gallant stste OF Illinois walked the AEenue
T pfonasr stsp and 5msr F s1ead aftsE thst
lnlf usLrtct nas me Aonn5 VI furnishing LOT Inlt
WIT, ohe naJor general and s11 otigaa1ef generals
WHO Aaes ., "oa tnel r. stafs on 1ae
kos39 oa1ts ngI.. ne le4esIe1 g
~ 1ln!oi 2cAStat Au1Aet, "Auss A1ss1on II
ls!o plant me gIoflons nag OF our country On tae
aI4 "aase niasstuA II Ut.
then spote Of Ten ene5g nrca VI
anag35 3a & clono, a1om %Rieh he was c1nh1ent 4!
~ r. T.. Wtqnds rec G. lyed on the battle fsld; Q
Pa Ride ard oilers Who feerted % fo ib;s lax Gou
grcesio1:al district as their abiding p;ace, He re
| fe1red 10 companies A aud d, Chicago Light Al
tilety end narrated il thrilling words the aistor,
o. thelr t5ianphe' and epoke Of Lhe merits ol th-l
nonsie tfti,a1o. eM osah. W o,o,,5o ~ x,,.,,4
Inc Ih1 was mn"h 70 irsniTe homo and ~ NH
| The ultimate supprezsion of this aecurse1 rche11
ion. When he left for Washington lat November
| f1,o+ al. bud Of
and Tennessee and eontroneda he ayiga.ion Of II
FaS an9fxd ia qebt at tc - de4e' Gocta 1sps
he5i hrs1 Go7a s;nca fhat my " ho @ na
erate,l M;ssnrri and KentncEv. wr have rainsd
an ttrnS H. Pntna ~ Wnresfgp sI so ~ ~
that he ..n.Iicy,' az th,, Government Vii h.
strike b1nws fast and fnr;nna In Ha-eof,s o
let % fight ike men: let us us every n1esns hic
T1uvida7,ca hoe 1fa.=s.1 =. our disposal wbatu1s
1t may be--red Or brown, black or white. ri
esaa bags spe es g
}gent1y watch re"el :. property" while rebel o.r
e1s are plotting aud lighting to destroy them
" o t'ns naa c%e ,4 t9 cary Inc "af mo AElcs
On his journey westward he had met with Go,
| Curtin. and he found that even the atAtd an
phlegnatic Pcnnsyivaniaus were getting excited
they were bccu,nins tircd of holiday war Thr
desired war IN easileet Be trusted that this va
the eloltcs with which the war was hereafter to i
81 carnnt better Close perhaps. than In reoues
ing your Secretary to piace me- doSa upoa ye yo1
List 1or $1eu-''
Following the speech of Mr., Arnold vi
The eipeips of the ts Battle cr7 of Freedom.
words and music camnosed bT Gen. = Roo
Esq., of this city, after attending ths gre;
war meeting Of last Satund cye1inr.
The announcement BIZ the chairman that tt
! Board Of Supervisors had appropriated $500
GOO to encourage enlistmen!s 8as received vii
tremendous applause
C. E. Walker introduced the folio wing r
.. solution:
Restlred, That the balance of all money su
ec1ibed By nymhers oi the Board of Trade. ats
. paying the bounty Of sixty dollars and o' hes e
{ Iienses 70 eaca 7, member OF The board Of Ira
pa.esry saaa H. g, 1n'0 general 1ana WITH 7
.a ~. ~ rha W ~ 9na ta15 una IN
Of Trsde Re-imnt eand shatI te st ,be al aizn ns 20
aud b. cisu9rstd ~ ,lu. PRESENT t3.ttery C,,nm
lee fos the benefit Of the members nf The bate
. | aud regiment, The Battery Committee is ca
Tosed q the following gentlemen; John l.. Ha
Sock. Geo; Afn9ur, Eha. 3. Walker, L.
nRiini,ees' Rir,eE' IL IT. H"soa1e' "m- ssargss' A.
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t 1ne eo1hmlt1ee 1ur1her reported as follow
3 To obviat The necessity Of calling upon any o
) mere than onc+: 41d to prevent apioyance 10 a
ple " .sIi'g ca'lsd nPun BY the different ne
thc aa ~ aoc5, .Tsoa ssa tnG opgo7
nam, md re.,Iis WI 10 rond e ~ ps-! 5uu
: Trsde ioome sud pnblieh:d in The civ daiiy
e p,rs @@~''@e@' S'' N"'1'
AID. ]: O. Hoyt moved that a GRAN
il MASS wax MEETING be held on sAsned
ax,ss;t,a ~ - 80, - ~ .ns upeu ~, aa1 ~ "
4aeala eaa'ese e.r. W I've oe appulatea ~ tne ~
J. it is requested that al places Of business
c!osed ut Two oe.oek; that 1he bells Of :
ea,y g DC rung ana mlna'e guns heed, ana ts