, 1863-06-03

DO jon link that your noble Constitution
tnin ilself, TINT you, folsooth, @ must become
such precious consersatoTs Of the Constitu
tion: All that have 10 cay to you IL, that
; when you 60 to spending your energies il,
, Jour conservation Of your Constitution, you
are spending them In the conservation Of this
iron, iron men; and not cold iron either
hot iron. Burning with patriotism,
bright and luminous, md glorious over the
land, with every impulse that can give digni-
II and elevation, and nobility to the American
character. And we will hare it. We do not
want any more men to manage the matter,
Fho are SO desperately afraid that they may
burt slavery. We do not wunt any more pol
1ticlans who are looking to the time Of the
restoration Of the Union, and wondering II
they cannot get the Southern vote to help
comee-commending themselves to the South
by being able to say, "Oh, T never WIS O rad
n atIye."
For my part I Just bid defiance to every I'M
tsrtains it. he and stand the la antipodes .o Of
each otheF-I standing wrapped aronnd, every
part of me from the head to the foot, Ia my
countrJ's flag, he hiding half his face behind
his corntry's flag and half behind the flag Of
rebeldom. We want IN every position, men
Of true and earnest stamp. We want loco
motive men, not stage coach men. We want
men who 60 ahead. ne want men who have
the fire burning within them. We want men
who have steam, at their command. We do
not want that our country shall be dragged
blind stsge-coach horses. Laughter.] We
want that, when we estrikc, every blow shall be
2 blow that tells. every movement movement
that crushes the rebels. [Applause.] We be-
tide the man in this country who holds back
one one slIngle atom from conteerati1ng himself
that politician who trihes with the great In
terests Of this nation for the sake of Ills party
Woe 10 him who tries to tarnish the nag Of
bis country with any tendency or motion Of
his heart or his hand toward the rebellion
which has 50 long plagued us. Let rs i'm
prove this OCCASION. Let us be here, whit ne
ought to be everywhere, and what have no
doubt you are; let us be a1l that the country
demands Of US. Les MS never forget to carry
Hith US on all occasions tie conviction that
Inc only enemy we haye to fight in this land
at this moment is the institution Of slavery,
as it develops itself i. In the South
that the whole people shall come to under.
stand that great truth, when every man shall
ste that every other man Is fully indoctrina.ed
with It, then comes the day Of deliyerance for
onr land Then comes the halo Of glory
around tue whole Continent, which shall be
seen IN bright view during the long prospec-
tive Of I'LL future ages. [Great Applause.
| THE ADJOURNMENT
| Aiter several announcements Of the time
and rlnce Of meeting Of the various delega-
| lions, and the adoption Of resolution direct
| lDg The Secretaries to reserve portIous Of the
| space In the centre OF the tent for the respec-
tive delegations, the Convention, at s o'clock
=. In. adjourned, to meet at this morning.
TnE C1rE.-The Chicago Land Company
the owner Of much and very valuable city
property, mainly In tho North Division and
adjacent to the river. is By the terms Of the
Trust by which Its land is held, compelled to
close ont this gear. 4 preliminary sale at
public auction, will be made on Thursday
next, ut which nearly all the property Of the
Company will be offered. The amount is so
large TINT It is tair TO presume that the prices
will be far less than those which would inpel
like property In private 10 change owners
The opportunity for Investment is rare; and
the probabilities of profit are so tempting
to the wou1d.be purchaser, that VIC shall bc
surprised to hear that there is not spirited
bidaing.
CHICAGO ARTISTS sABRoAD.-Whtlep passing
through Springfield, last weeek, VIC were
agreeably surprised TO meet our urfel1ow-towns-
men Jeyne md A'mini, who were engaged in
tiescoins beautiful Church In our State Cap
ito1. Their style Of work, in point of beauty
aud finish, is hardly surpassed, anywhere.
We ore pleased to learn they hare several or
ders for churches and private residences.
which speaks well for the taste Of our citi-
zene, as well rs their appreciation Of the beau
Mul. From what We have seen Of their
"osk, and heard expressed by competent
Judges, We believe they will r1ease their Gus
toners. Their Office is 10l Washington street.
Observation-Disclosures, s. Il. Kerfoot s.
Co., with the liberality which always charac-
terizcs their operations, have thrown open to
visitors 10 Chicago their extensive maps md
atlas Of Chicago. Visitors desiring auy infor-
nation touching real estate matters in and
around Chicago will do well to avail them
selves OF the offices Of Messrs. Kerfoot & Co.
They have for oycs ten years past nnIntersupt-
cdly been engaged in the purchase and sale Of
property here, and have had charge Of some
very valuable estates. Their knowledge Of
real csta'e matters at and IL" "'""'''~-' - 'ue'r
officp - .
THOMAS B. NORRIS Il Co., 107 Randolph |
street, hare now on hand 1argc assortment !
of nil the latest styles Of silk, cloth, fur, |
wool and straw hats Of every variety Of quail |
ity and color, Their assortment Of cAildren'6
hats, caps, tnrbans, &C., Of q great variety Of
materials, is unusually large and attractive,
aud they hope to be able to suit all who may
favor them witha call. Their rule is 'sone
price only and that price as moderate a one
MS the times will admit Of Glvc them cali |
Mt the sign Of the "Po1ar Bear,' n 107 Randolph |
street.
GREAT LAKES or AMEKICA--Mr. J. Uistur-
nell, Of New York, is preparing for prb1ica- |
tion new and valuable work on the Great
Lakes, or Inland Seas of North America. Such |
work at this time cannot fill to be of vast !
interest and value to our citizens, and to ere-
r person connected with the great md grow
ing interests Of the Lake country, To the
tourist and seeker Of health, 1t will be inyalu.
able, US this region, and In particular Lake
Superior, is now annually being visited by
thousands from every section Of our country
as Summer resort. The work should be
literally encouraged.
GENEROUS MAREHoo.-Thc little village OF
Marengo, Illinois, has nob1y responded to the
appeal Of the Sanitary Commission in this
city for help. On Sunday night last, a Union
meeting Of MI the churches was held, at
which slCG. IS were subscribed and paid, which
amount was yesterday handed to the Com
mission By Rev. David Teed. Well done, Nh
rtugo! In this evidence Of It's generous 10y
atty and regal beneyo1ence, it has earned hon
OF and praise.
CLo1uEa.-The attention Of strangers in
the city is directed to the mammoth clothing
emporium Of G. T. Be1dlng & Co., 100 md
lG2 Randolph street. Their stock of goods is
immense, and very carefully and hstidiously
selected. The style and superiority OF their |
make Of clothing are well known to citizens
Of Chicago, and We would advise strangers
ness Of the city to drop in and examine the
goods and scale ofprices.
FUNERAL or Pnor JoHssos.-The Trus-
tees and Regents Of the University Of Chi |
cago arc Invited to meet at the Office OF Hon. ]
]. II. Woodwork, Western Marine aud Fire |
Insurance Company, at 1:3o P. m. to-day,
where carriages will be in waiting to convey |
them to the funeral Of Prof johnson at |
Trinity Church. J.F- BURROUGHS,
President Of the University.
tB Tie ladies Of our city willing to CO.
operate with the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation and Sanitary Commission, in secur.
ing reception aud rcfreehment- for all |
the sick and wounded soldiers returning to ]
or through our city, are invited to meet in the |
rooms Of the Association, Methods. Church |
Block. this p. m. ut 4 o'clock.
Piano FoRTEs.-Thosc who are desirous Of |
purchasing piano forte, would do well to
call at the establishment Of ". ". Kimball, |