Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-14

like to hear, but trust you will lcsr with me whc
try to encourage some of these young men to CO. us
Others have gore before lbom, on arc perhaps
tired OF these meetings ard Of this continual speak
ing Then avoid them 10y sending forward Two
hundred men, Ii YOU do not you must listen and
listen to speaking until the oOugcripnOu OF Ger
makes his iiual CALL That call eau be avoided only
in way. As | said at the other hall, do not
ask on to do What would not DO myself Gu
are called upon again TO tn. nish your quota oihlse
hundred thousand men, and know by the numbers
present Tonight that you are determined to do II,
aud that report to my friends at the west that
the Old Bay state is wide awake and has FURNISHED
its men. ] shall not argue the bounty las the induce
meut tor other considerations should outweigh thai
have been in All army that has never known defeat,
aud most OF the time under the gallant Rosecrans
For myself | consider it Jolly to undertake to ad-
vance the army Of he Potomac to Richmond over
the immense Notifications in the way, but to hold
Lee where he is until Grant and his gallant army
can SWING round and compel an unconditional sur
render. Capt. G. then spoke OF the cheering pro-
gress which has been made and said that the work
before us was short, but that must not neglect
our duty. he paid an earnest tribute 10 zen. Rose
Grams, who never defeated. 1t is not for us 10
discuss causes have The job on our hands, and
must ill UP our armies 10 remains for the young
men to decide whether to volunteer or be &ragged
10 the held. W hen every lnducemeHt rs held OUT 10
you TO volunteer, and yOGi brothers IN The eld call
for You to come to their help. you cannot disregard
the call, but will go forward and by and by return
again conscious OF duty done. Go forth, young
men, and defend the country our fathers fought to
establish. II it was worth their sacrifices to estab-
l. II,
your liberty and wealth without government to
YId ha T Ie Protsc, Sm" ',e rs noo ~ .tIo
gled banner still wave calling upon all oppressed
ones to come to the :helter Of its ample folds viii
you see 1t dishOnOred now, and the gallant boys
low their example 60 forward voluntarily, and
share ther trials their Sdships, their giories Ask
any soIdlsr present OF hardships hs has endured;
anu they Will al tell you they never so well enjoyed
themselves as III the army. In no other place can
lie nave clear conscience. l know every young
man WHO can leave and has not is conscience src&-
en- that he has not yet gone forward tell you
you VIII regret 1t more and more as time goes on.
lie SAID the programme Of the war WAS changed,
ana that instead Of driving the rebels TO the gulf,
they were to be driven into the Atlantic Ocean and
drit around TO New England to ireezs up with you
Wheh you are Ieit out IN the cold. lie gave some
humorous sketches of his experience in the army of
ms cOhiilcts with horSahs band lie sad me mass
OF me southern conieaeracy when enlightened
would lay down their arms ana rally again under
the old nag under which they were born-thoy vii!
love 1t as never before They Will learn that 1t is
me emblem OF liberty, and that all the powers OF
we hs DO is to U" 70 ,t lawn th
rebellion our whole object Tonight Is to get men