, 1862-07-28


fore our eyes. Let the cursed, barbarous,
traitor or-breeding institution die. The slave.
wound, let no timid Northern doughface at
tempt to etaunch the blood.
The end Of slasery 4cM pro* tho ygszaera-
ten Of The ssatto7a.
Liberal bounty is offered to the gallant vol
unteer. ~ishto state fact which may not
jouTned provided BY law that all our foreig1
bern soldiers should become the adopted
children Of the Republic; he who fights for
the flag shall be imneO .tely citizen
We could not do less for the gallant Ger
an aas ans end Wcs For q tas EEL s a1d pBss 3
who, under Mesgher, and Shields, and Multi
gan, are fighting for the old flag. TO every |
lriahman I would say, remember Corc0ran, |
and rally to his rescue-
Who Shall pay the cost Of this warp Let us
quarter on the enemy, conascate the property |
and free the slaVes Of rebels.
After Mr.. Arnold's speech, which gas
frequently interrupted with cheers. the fol-
loving new war song from the establlshment
Of Messrs. Root:& Cad5, and from ne pen q
chorus Of voices, ]. g Lumbard sustaining
the colo and the band furnishing the accom-
paniment:
The Battle Cry of Freedom.
Yes, ven rally round the flag, boys. we'll rally
opee M 1gatn. :..,o .sa.
We s1sf Vii 9sis i5em S; tic Eli slds, % Tsa gather tom
Shouting lie Battle CITY Of freedom.
caonUs-The Union forever. etc.
We are spr,ng1ng to the call for three hundred
And welt 81 tie vacant ranks Of cur hrothszs
Shouting Epef he Ss1S'al eattle cry of freedom
caoRus+ Unlon for ever, etc.
We viii welcome to our numbers tbs loyal, trua
Shouting Tie 6sftle e1y Of freedom;
And although he may be poor, he shall newer he 8
Shouting lie battle CITY of freedom
| CHoHUe-The Union for ever, etc.
So we're epeing1ng to the cali from the East and
Shouting ths battle q Of freedom; esa1 H.. lou,
Shouting the hattlecry Of freedom.
CuoRus-The. Union for ever; hur1ah, boys,
| Down With the traitors, up with the
| While We rally round the aag boys, rally
! sho1,ing IL battle cry OF freedom.
The music Of this stirring song was capital.
" rendered, and was received with the utmost
enthusiasm and applause
SPEECH OF COL FARNswoRTh
Col John F. Farnsworth, Of the 8th Illinois
cavalry ,s@as next introduced and was received
| with a round Of hearty cheers. He safas
Fs11oto-ettizens: This call is unexpected. I
have but just arrived here and stepped into
your public square, interested In everything
| which has reference to the struggle In which
We are engaged. an gFatiied at this large
audiance and the enthusiasm, not only here
but sill over the country. BE was at the great
1 r., Ty,ic Eruara NaW Vrr1r Ha raq
satisfied that the time he had been whiting to
see, that he enlisted for, WIS nigh at hand and
that the people we're about to put the axe at
the root Of The tree, and that every agency
which the Almighty had provided would be
seized upon to put down and end this gigantic
rebellion. Such were the sentiments Of every
man who Was not a traitor at heart. He was just
| from james River. He knew all the sufIednge
Of the army and al It had gone through. He
knew nothing In the wide world which would
30 inspire our soldiers. as to know that the peo
taking hold of this var as the rebels
are We've got lessons from the rebels which
are profitable examples. They have massed
peratlon We have not evinced. Until we have
, the same spirit, we shall not conquer them
When we seize all agencies as they do, VT
ehsl conquer and that right speedily. The
rebels have got their last large army. Every
man has beer compelled to take arms aud 6gh1
rebeldom will be put down. The people o
, | the North are getting OYER their tender-tootei
= t conservatism which has sacrificed too mau1
lives, dear to your f1esides. NY friends
there is ut this moment in the Southern States
t an army Of men equal to our entire army i
! work for us, and fight for us, i you will bn
! say the word. {CIies: ave wi11''} You ar
{ allowing them now TO cultivate corn and whea
: to feed your enemy You are letting then
| Ho1h in the trenches ard build fortffcation
against you That entire element Is ready
And speak from my knowledge, is ready tt
act and work and fight t0r you. 4 rebel &hToa
J, is none too good to Be cut ly black man.
= find in Virginia that the only reliable. truthfu
men from whom We can obtain information
:, about the rebel armies, their roads and thei
}, scouts we're in the poor novels Of the negro
Using all the skill and experience have b Il
as lawyer have questioned white men an'
WHEN had done, some old negro too old t
o bear aEms would nod to me to meet him be
e hind the barn and would tell me mass
- 1ied,' and would lmpart to me informatio
- which suhse 4uent experience proved trQe
q Thdte neaer k,oare then. to tel an untrzsth
tts. ! want to see a.. az expression 20 fort!
e the President and Ca5iuet for using eyer
agency we can lay our hands upon. Th
d voice OF the people is the voice Of God. 1t
authoritative with statesmen and ge4.an-o..;;
Teat voice OF tE98kt a9g vyilql viii pe esl fsi
1,'attd ~" NY ~ snaaohaa S1,%s ~. Us ~
train at hn,7a t g., :5r.1 ~.
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os Ie,1thv 1narchs,ts Tho +hesa .rr,s h, e.
70 NOS 4ie 1ra11.ta a. 1aprars - and thr;y3,r ri,
= s;,3ana s.o1na doSn S;{, ~ e e5naus u
OF ~ a;d ~ -, a., ,s ora sahtn,, 4e b,ttioe
u thts stsreat.bnmes asa hef:,-a ne a. Lea
two reriYnenta of mon VIII ors ..o,, III,
q 5cre5 Tnn,re ~, OF ronr ,;s+1a n5onartu 5on 49,
stake, Put vour names on the mntt ter roll.
As may not have another opportunity
Ne addressing you, and nay not meet you for
long Time and perhaps never, take my mo
~ f1sent hopes ana prayers 1na1 may ne
- - 5o1 ana snake hanos #ltn gon % hicnmond-
y tol- fafheT9fth Gloscd amlu neme9do
7 applause and don. Josepn hno1 was 1ntf
- oocto.
~ u ADDRESS OF HON. JOSEPH KNOX.
~ ~. MI. K said: There's an out-door rema
VI VI among the hoys. what's The ne If tsiE;nr
~ y. II knov yonr hearia and + think 7 do :.
~ don't need anr talkine to IRE Won mn ~
g g isa1ar meeting. We have gathered Ia a
T. T. how we can strenc then the lova1 fronna of n
" land. He had sent two sons r, fte haTt,e f,e]
y # they fall NAV God,s m,ntie md the y =
ie, hae Fran them m their cnii,na' H. +
" " ljtTed he wnnId ro himseIf. he con1d - bc
ls himself mnch 16nper H;5 fs11,er fn1sht
ne Bunker Hill ss = nTtvate and ersrv Fnr-,b
e July he avakene5 then Ill - =
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