Daily national Republican., 1863-11-02
LOCAL NEWS.

1L>/SthAL iANn No
Iowa AssooiAriox.--The WEB large at
tendance Of Iowans at smeed's Hall, on ssturday
evening last. The occasion was special nssans
called to celebrate the victory IAssls ashisvsd In
Col n. p. Cn,p.an, q oss. cursi, stsn, being
present, was called upon for sddrssssd
the association % fcii6wst ,seNisn,au H.gI
Tthask he gentlemen for " yssy sind words
with which ~ kas prenes9 N insfoeuesion 70 yov
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oity--tif has not ssemsd % 70 you esftsinly your
experiences differ from %Sst psrson.).ens Will Y
mem mem need % not shun the capital Il thsit country.
N Dr.. ::1 q pSs e. 'Sss;s Ssss. SS ss
inteiisencs and public documents 4 .psst q yeur
and nd 4 yTSs .:a ..os :;-I
have myself felt the need fjust sush nsainm e
you furnish, and am slsA to be able TO teli my
Iowa men Who Who's object iis to further Iowa Inter.
ests end that san take from our congrcssisone os,
ss.o. much S1,a. |. tss S :Ss sas %
pUF:s .appo.s o saoss % You there 4. no dsrrn:s Of
SpSS Ss ss :.t "a %
s BE- hunted I out and sens hons iteasbsras.: ,isa
s q a = ssy. ~aS ssa fss: Ss ,;s. NE;
CopperSeAas aud other reptiles. tou ssy you AZ
ali radicsiS, MI, EystaSpf. Am glad to 5 hear y,
or they srs Dsys e tsi ss
ths lsyn0ss a. g ne
Vha{ hnmiiiation and shame We beheld the spec.
tacie Of President o. 10 pnltsd sesses legally
e ny sSi.
rouie to the capital, n disguiss, StulkinS lhS :
common felon. Behold the chang In baltimore,
upon u1 bv VIZ tGe mob tws yssrs and Nh.lf sso, q.
tended one Of the larseat and m9st ensn1sasne !.
,ineonditionsi Union meeting on last Wednsedssy
slavery, immsSiats smansiPstien ssntimsnts ware
tel you iii: great uphe.v!ng sna ovs.soy!ngg 4
% o.u sh' PHRsi Along s sse as border ss.sss where
slsvsty rs stained the soilAd crippled ne peops
E sS i9s free :en ,,ssnfi n ssarG al IL ssn Y,
. sp,::s no, 10 ~ Pa. Win ii.
he loyal ns.ss. Y doctrns inns ssps e % d
events. There arc true, TILED, trpsty mep in this
country, snd the people Y Ill turn 20 them insunet
iS and s1ss Ths f.
of Ideas emphaticaliy. II reache: deep down into
the very vitsls Of our social, Ieiigious snd ponu.
M n Active war snS h,s spsse osron
boiling ideas cannot cease to disturb us and keeP
our country In ferment fsy years. Citizen and sol
.s.nTed sne You M are NOT
know and see by your zeal In Organizing and wil
lngness TO act, manifested tonight, that You nP
preciatc this. Not all men can 90 Into the held
some must stay at home, and sometimes think
that they have the gssater struggle see here TO-
night men q prominence ~ my ssass. tns nss re- o
msn Of fbrains sud men OF heart. Your inends ex
10y: sns s' Ss .s s's ssy e 6;
soidsr s s q 0ns %s4 sss."t ssi jos sshsmea o. ,Ss
ssrvstisn f Sy 90 large majority Is sTGsnss ihs,
the guard lett at home have been no less vigilan'
than their brethren In the Aeld. g.a. 49,
r.tnss ssa s1 SS q. IL sssn
soldier, but, tenptedof Democracy IN an evil hour
he betrayed his trust and can 70 lsneer homer him
sever expect to hear Of him again % politician.
Col. Stone, our Governor elect. 10 . man o
psps. 1ns .aa Sc
'IDous, and can assure you Gov stone will not B,
ths ar.t 70 raise the nag Of Truce to trsaeherou
A. ioSsns we hays much to 70 progd o. whil,
share the o3 oiy q aSa
and last duty-unswsfvfng support 70 the Admin
trsiion s the only true support Of s The Gov
10 YOU. You have taken the lead in thi. matter
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alone, but to aid In shaping Its deatlnles and se
s4sIng to the latest posterity the benefits OF 1t
benign Institutions. tApplsuse.l :.
Mr., Caleb Jackson next addressed the meeting
on the recent great victory In Iowa, and said ths
Ia. ~ In th
state as 1t IL now. When the soldiers vote 10 a
IN, the Republican majority viii exceed 5000.
Mr.. Hawkins Taylor, Of tho Missouri Militar
Commission, followed on this state Of afiairs
Missouri, and from his observations there was
opinion that the only hope sor piissour or for II
country, was Ia the emancipation proclamatio
of the President. There eouh bs no peace unit
slavery was rooted out. '' " .'.E e
Afr. c. e. smeed addressed tho association In r
lation to postal affairs, and revived matters col
nected with the sixth Auditors Once. III
A resolution was then passed declaring thss tn
association did not authorize the publication
the notice calling the meeting In relation to thi
office. - If ...'
After remarks by other gentlemen, In regard
the objects Of the association and affair." IN low
the association adjourned to ,thss, lsst satt.rds
evening OF November -,
A STRIKE FOR RIoHrs-Ths Worknkn Of h
Trsasury Hold q Meeting and Strfks for Waga.-La
Saturday evening an order was issued by NJ
Rodsors, supervising architect, to the effect III,
the laborers should be paid according to the nun
bsr Of hours which they worked that the houi
should be designsted according to The wishes {
the bosses. They agreed that the bsu should
rung at and at O'Clock. 'l' u...
This morning, the workmen, upon assembiir
at the Treasury building, didn't commence the
labors, but Immediately marched In file to Il
Temperance Hall, on = street, between Ninth ar
Tenth streets, and held meeting for the purpol
Of striking for their rights. The following gentl
men were appointed as a committee;
John A, Ross, John T. suter, Carpsntsrs.
Andrew Morris, Bricklsyer,
Robert Baker, Cabinet Maker.
Thomas H. oAkshott, Stone Cutter.
Joseph Leonard, Painter.
Luke McCAbe, Plumber.
Thomas Marden, NIachinist.
George Barnes, Laborer.
Peter Matthews, Risser's Branch.
Thomas Conway, Blacksmith.
+. W. Lstourner then moved that the mestir
when 1t adjourn, adjourn to meet at 2so p \