, 1862-10-08


ablity IS thoroughly as they, in crushing out
thelr srmies, confscation Of their PROPERTY
ana taking their elayes, who raise crofs II
feea les me soldiers In the field. loud cheering
gur resources arc very great, We have rised
treasury that seems e1hsustless, but We do
not intend that this Investment shall be lost.
lNeVef, never, and spplause,] We know that
Iear Inear n sources are tast wearing out, but they
nave somewhat surprised Us by their enda-
saa tanse; nat We Know what their numbers and
re Know what We cultivate, and what
they cultivate. We can rear them uD
and nd we can conquer them. and we will.
lCheefs.l One Of our evils is that
Mos1 MoE,s,,oi o. our our generals have their parry.
has party. It is not their fault Is much as
i is the fan1t Of politicians and demagogues
throughout the country. (Cries, down With
Ihem-J Pope too had his party. Indeed
KnoR OF but one general who was too poor to
haye party. (Chee1s for Banks, Mcdowell,
ard laughter I am asked sometimes If i
an Mcclellan man. reply invariably do
not belong to any body sir, I go for the man
that wins. [Applause.] ia voice, t.yes, damn
you, you are not for Mcclellan. ~ am for any
man who can lead cur army to victory. It Is
after defeat that the general was defeated
teri ] do not rish to blame ANYBODY. 5ut
there are politicians who are always looking
out for available candidates for the presi,
dency, and whenever general has acquired
.he is an available candidate for the presi-
oency, We will tackle on to him." aud
thus secnre his lasting gratitude
as being one Of his early
friends. lLsughter.l Thus there are men
who are eu1ogizng aud others who are de-
EnTnr1nfr a1i y,nA t>1f., .I-1.
accomplish any thing, and SO the people are
led to suspect, and the country distracted.
SOFT Is Withdrawn from our generals in the
they, should have. [Criee, "That's It'll
while oticers and men are in the field, it is
aa 9sesss Rs 'sg IL VINO euppSr 5 sna 5 csD s1sy
aence, as far as possible, Of the en-
national outlet, commercially speaking. Is
through the Mississippi to the Gulf Of MexI
GO. The disruption Of the eonfedsracy upon
misfortune greater than that which could be
suffers by the secession Of the Middle aud
the Eastern from the Southern States, Leay-
ing our loyalty as debatable ground, We know
all this, and ne feel It all and We are, there
iore, The more deeply resolved that, cost what
II nay and come what may, this rebellion
ehall be crushed.
AAN SPNtAhI1 46ll4EkA 1kklA E1Lu06ll5LlE Hf}-
Ilause.
Loud calls were now made for Gov. An
drew, it having been ramored that he would
be present, but in his absence Mr. HOLLOWAY.
commissioner Of patents, being summoned,
appeared On the balcony aud spoke as follows;
FELLOW CITIZENS: In common with the
distinguished gentleman whom you have lust
heard, aud IN common with many of Won. I,
too, am citizen ct Indiana; but 1 acEnogl.
eoge ro prouder title than that Of being a
citizen OF the United States-[loud applausel
"A citizen Of that country which takes such
mighty sweep from north to south, extends
f,om the Atlantic OF the east to the Pacific on
the west; that country which acknowledges
but cne proud flag waving over one
commonwealth Of States, united and
inoag,flpie: n Il; i IS not ny purpose here
OF the country OF to make ont pol.
icy TOR those who guide it. I feel that Il
needs no defense btfore my couutrrmeu. or
before any Of the people of the world, or be-
fore the God who governs all The act Of
government spr.ngfng up for the maintenance
OF republic based upon the intelligence Of
the people, and standing before the world asa
beacon light, the American people have now
put one duty to perform, to maintain in all its
integrity the supremacy Of the consti.u-
tion ARD the government. do not propose
~ inquire FAeLner McCteliau or Fremont il
to lead cur armies. know but one general.
and that is Honest Abraham Lincoln, the
conmanderin-chief Of the armies and
nasies Of The United States. TApplause.
Prolonged for several ninutee.1 God bless
old Abe, man whose honesty and patriot
ian are above reproach; man who il sus-
t tailed By the strong arms and patriotic
hearts OF the American people, who can and
vii carry the Stars and Stripes onward till
they wave over the whole country, dis
claimiDg any purpose to exalt one Stats
above another. Ar. Holloway added that he
could not forbear saying that his State, Iu-
dian hsd 102, eco soldiers in the tisld.
and would furnish, if called upon, 100000
more.
Col. Sol. Meredith, of the 10th Indiana, who
has just been appointed brigadler general on
Gen. Hooker's recommendation after allnding
1nodesuy to his wound at the battle of An
tietan, and speaking Of the Importance OF
paying the repect to the generals in command,
paid glowing tribute to fighting Joe Hooker,
which the audience received with tempestu-
Gus applause and rounds and rounds of cheers.
He spoke Of his regiment, Of which lis men
remained, with whom he would undertake to
whip 500 rebels.