, 1862-10-18
THE YOUNG mEN IN COCNCIE.
Eutkus1astfc UnIOn Meeting In War
Ncfse HAL.

Il
held at Warmers Hall on Thursday night. !
The meeting was called to order By the tenn
poyary chairman, c. Fl. Ham, Esq, precisely
at S O'Clock.
4 committee to report regular officers was
appointed, and after brief absence reported
tue following ticket, which WIS elect-d with
| out dissent:
ITtxidtnt-Francfs A Eastman. -...- IT,.
| .Fi7sf Face PFesident-Caspar Butz, North Di-
Second T.ics P,esident-D. S. Wentworth. West
.71ird riee 11rsident-D. B. Cooke. South Dt-
Lteordino seer<,orv-Clars H. Gieb.
EzWzre7xa'd1i.g osc1sta,y7Gharles G 4. Gregory.
johnson, and John a. Nelson.
The committee On rooms and newspapers
consists Of J. G. Owen, Philip Wadswortn,
and Chas. Il. Ham.
The following resolutions were adopted:
WnKAEAs. We, the young men Of Cook county,
arc mindful Of the Importance Of the approaching
Congressional ecction. and are desrous Of siying
true to lht best interests Of country in these
| r.,ire 1in'ts: and.
| club, ,known ~ The Young Mems Ualon working
Club, auxiliary in the canvsss Of the First
Congressional District therefore We declare the
, Ltso!yed That we regard the Emancipation
I1taasna.io. Of Tue President asa wise and neees-
cics which have called it iorth
oza'ae rr. .i1ege. and lie urgent duty ef all good
citizens to give their hearty support to the admin
md bsine ne TO speedy and honorable peaee % VIII
I os = s'sts. s H. -
soaemn duty to perform N this crisis, duty en-
motive e pastoszs ma xe ase not VII @ q eass thas
in this d5st1ica, any man should. through any Sd
~ Al
hands 81 the Administration. and to emea.raes the
east a,ies Whe a pst1ieides ..e e. sitting Il Il,
sTd q d. That is5 S:, Ss e.anot IN be e. neutfsl ie t1
X found on the side Of tho who are usng the ma
- chne1y Of party md Of secret organization to o.
eehses ana Gs'fas
rebellion: therefore We pledge ourselves to sur
hts Reso',ed. That We believe that, were tbey Ii,
led and all the great leaders Of Republican Democr1
his1or Void se e.
thc where, in their lree: they were ever found NJ
to | holding the national honor and the supteuacT {
~ the laws. without concession or abatement.
loa Etsoffed. That We deem it the duty of patriot
Zen tocrroec a. AID their sympheer. whcti
CT 1Ley he found striving in etrivtnR fe
Die The hale Of Legislation; and for this purpose
TO arc ready to lay aside former differences Of opil
ion. ard to unite with all true men without i,
is q1rins theit party designations; that our 1ao:s
shall he-No party, but the Union; no politics. bS
to 1ut down the rebellion; no compromise, b1
no. unconditional surrender.
Resofrtd, That the principles and measures d.
en- claTe1 and recommended 1t the Springfield Upiu
Inc Convention held Sept ai,h. 1861 OF which fnge
e soil AID Asnt1d are the acknowledged adyoeAtt
cS and importers, shall receive the endorsement .
ht this county in the election OF these gentlemen
,,. cur representatives In Congress
~ On motion, COMMITTEES, consisting Of OF
,iin from each ward. WAS appointed by tha Cha
- to report the names Of suitable persons to =
an. rs Working Committee, consisting of t,
following gentlemen;
" list WAEd-J ". Waprhnn
Ecer ID Ward-1nfiue HaseStAsi
t.w I'd Ward-3ohn BuaaNek2eN
9TH W0fh-E- &. PetesrQ@
to 9Th Ward-0. Il. H0ttuo-
fhe 9th Eeld-L. l. Bond.
rh Wasd-9eo- ". 1AgeFsou, il,
tn 8th WAfd-K, r. Kimhau.
did 9Th Wafd-F. annd.
1Gth Wa1d-W. Il. H1Aes.
Prosninent among the speakers presez
'sn wege The President, T. L. Eastman, aad HI
'a0 1saac N. Araoad. who made sone appsopsa'
JIM remarks, which were enthusiastically rece1y'
Ing There being 10 further baainoss. the mo
.s Ing adjourned.