, 1862-08-07
The Chicago Liberty Club Excursion
to CanAdR.

The excursiouists to Chatham, G. ", upon
the occasion Of the celebration Of Emancipa-
ton Dsy, during their passage to that city
held meeting upon the cars.
! On motion Of Adam Cary conmlttee OF
| eatety was appointed, consisting Of the follow
| i1g gentlemen: Matthew Churchill, James
Peter Web.
| On motion Of A. Cary, Rev. Vim. a. Dove,
| Of the A. H. E. Church, Chicago, vas elected |
| President, and DR.. q. c. Hutchinson, Vice
PRESIDENT Jarsd GIay yy,s Chairman 4 o
| Secretary; VIM. Staines, Of Decatur, ILL.,, and
hero Of Belmont, Orator Adam Cary, Mar
EhaL
q. P. Crozier, of Huntington, Long Island,
being on The cars, Tas introduced o 70 me % ea
pirate to thFoccasion- Alter speaking Of the
| West India emancipation, and recounttng the
nature, and true meaning Of equality and nat
ura1 rights among men, he spoke at some
length Of the present aspect Of the war, aud
the new and advanced policy Of the govern
ment in reference to the co1ored men of the
country. He said that the free colored men
! ! knew too much at this day and tune to enter
beadlong into the waE without first obtaining
| pledge that their full rights would be grant
ID Them for their seryicee.
g Wm. F.. StaiEes rose and made o few brief
d | but pertinent remarks. After touching Dfie1y
on tie West India emancipation, he said he
~ ! lad been all through the war IN the WEST,
- and had never left his post Of duty, nor de-
1t serted his general. he said If the Federal
e. Government would extend the same rights
~ and immupittes to colored men as she does to
- white men, he would proceed at once 70 RAISE
&c regiment Of colored men in Il!nols, aad It
they desired It, be would oct IS their colonel.
p And he ventured the assertion, tha1 his resl.
nent when in the field OF baltic, Wonlo not
y disgrace the American pame.
Is On our arrigal at Chatham Te we're Wei.
si- coined by large conccursb OF people, ano
FL marched to beautiiul grove. With band OF
Af
other parts Of the country. Exercises were
J., Young, John B. richards Of Detroit, repre-
~ sentipg Canada, as orator OF the day. H. nad5
on an appropriate and telling speech + is al
~ humbug to say that tie people Of Canada,
ID both wGite and black, are not IN FAVOR OF tne
ed Union. A man with hnt one eye, and thai
half opened, could not have failed TO see tna'
the people Of Canada Sympathlze deeply VILE
ses Mr. staiues, in behalf Of the delegation
": from Illinois, arose a.d made . brlet but per
.Ial tinent speech, but hsEing previously spoken
me be cut Short. At light We repaired to tht
ulr't town hall, and were again entertained b.
ary speeches from hi. .staines, Elder Young, aar
~. 1is and Cary 4 vate Of thanks was then giYe'
ee' bg the Cansdlausto the Chicago ezcursionisss
rec H"John Brown song'' was sung with sucl
zest aud enthusiasm as to make the old to~l
rim boll ripg sgais White Canadians, as well q
tu0 colored Canadans, joined In the chorus. Tn
'ao, next dag, ice+rea1n, aud all The good thing
,ert The inner mai needs, were spread out befor
,ael Us plentifnllr and profusely The nszs evenin
-. at lie festival at the town hall the audleuc
. n' were treated with Union and patriotic sPeec
on from Henry 0. Wagner, j., OF Calcago, age
and eleven rear, which brought down tr2met
sny; dous appiause; lne lese ot ot7.n ~. FRI,
'a9, some young ladies'. On Sabbath there N
service time times In the several churches
ard prayers were delivered up for liberty ar
ECT I EDEHcH2S.
AXE me and srpper for the Chicago Club. Stain
80 vas scaip called Il r and gave the farewell q
seeu dress. Three cheers we're then given Tor u
re- hero Of Belmont. One WHO WAS THERE.
+ba The following is from the Chicago DsnaocTat
,ost October 1s, 1885, concerning DR.. james, forme
'Sus Of James Hospital New Orleans, established Is
J W ard who was then spending two or three mont
tae in our citY. but who is now permanently locas
pei here at 50 Randolph strect, between State q
their ! Dearborn streete:
+, are DEPARTURE OF DR.. JAHes-Thls gentleman 3
in eave us during the present week fof his homa
New Or1eane. SiEcs his stay In this city Of q I
months, Dr. j. has Won many friends, not o
last among those he has treated professionally.
z;c1 among all with whom he has been brought IN G
n+r., tact With. Uniting with superior professio
m. ekiu those qualities that rnake one true man,
departure is always matter Of regret, only eqt
r., led By the gladnesa Of his return.
Remember Dr. James office IL IS Randolph st1
auce between State and Dearborn streets.
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49, store, No. 81 LaSa1le street, and at the Metho
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1oiA> Is open from r. to 10 p N. every day Adj
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hawk IF Capt Cooley, Of the 's Mercantile Bate
| YhcY
rs1on tsseH1y.iye more viii Be received. he van
,ough fsw good achiaists TO accompany nm e. vms ~
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