Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
gecrstcrT CHASE r'ls then presented re tbs

I SccretcrT Giaso Tts then presented 70 t1'
meeting. 10 said he had mere! y cans i"l
tie puru"se IL expressing sy;?ipaty WIEN -, nc
| Unconditional Union nl";. 81! E.!:im0:c. tht
najo.iiy-twnr;y Acknowledgements IL 1ia'
rylard for emancipation would tell the coun'
| t. that under any and all circumstance. the
Union is safe lie was glad to see that Hon
II Winter Davis would be returned to Con
.re<s, IL, be lad never ialtcre! in his devotion
to the government. and he would he warEl )
welcomed in Washington.
Gen. John a. Garfield Of Ohio, Chief o
| Gen. Rosccrnns' staff, was the next speaker
He related his experience with the Army O
the Cumberland. ard gave it as his conviction
that slavery was dead in Tennessee and OIL )
whiting Ia be buried.
Hon. B. +. Flanders, nf Louisiana, rnllow.d
lie stated that the policy Of emancipation VS.
gaining friends in the State from which M
hailed and the result OF Inc approaching" ciec
| ton in MaryIard would srcarT encourage il'
Unconditional Union nirn Of Louisiana. Id
was confident that Louisiana would rr0T'
the first seeded State to rctnrm I" tht
Orion
Hon. Vim. ID. Kelly, Of Pennsylvania, was
tic next speaker He asserted that the poo
pie IF Maryland we're engaged IN SOFA! ''"n
test that would be felt to the remotsSt corner
Of tie world. and FIR all timeto come. From,
what he saw before him he had detefmincc
to 90 home and tell his people that emancipa
tiun IN Maryland was a tiGcd fact
Hon. Sam. Galloway, Of Ohio, followed IN
Il lengthy speech in commentator vt enamel
patton in Maryland, AMI congratulated ;hr
pople of the State Gppn tie prospect before
them in consequence of the adoption OF this
policy.
RESOLUTIONS.
Tho following resolutions were then read
by Hon. Henry W. Hoffman, and adopted by
reclamation:
Resolved by the Unconditional Union Ten
of Baltimore, in mass meeting assembled
That the war for the preservation OF the
Union ought to be prosecuted until the al'
th0rity Of the government is acknowledged
and its flag waves unassailcd over every inch
of the national territory.
Resolved That we support III. whole policy
of the Administration for the suppression of tie
Rebellion ard for guaranteeing republican GOV
crnmert in the States in Rebellion after he Re
be!linn is suppressed. ami that the members I"
Congress from th;S St&s ough: L. enter HnL
ABIDE by the Administration c"uc;is for Speaker
anil give cordial supper; Ii The N.;lo"a! Adj
miniSfrati0n
Resolved. That we lr,il with iny tbs result c
he election in Pennsylvania, and Ohio. AMI ":
cx'rnl 10 the supporters Of Curtin aui Srnngi
| the hearty congratulations of the Jayai peop'" I"
Baltimore.
Rssnlv"l That we are in favor OF EnlanrPa
ton in Maryland by Constitutional C"mVcn
tim and that the Convention Gu-h; TO meet a;ie
conclude its Iahnrs tia! the Constitution MAY b.
finally ratified. at least by the next Presidential
! election.
Resolved That trritors who do not arEnnw
| ledge the Government whose authority protect
the ballot box, have no right 10 medic with th'
election
! After the reading Of the resolutions the Ion
! J i'm Covo1e. al PENNSYLVANIA General Il. j
! Tyler. and Il. Siocke.t Matthew'S, ESD. dress
e.! tie crowd after which the meeting ADJOURNED
with three cheers for HE Union aud En!anc'p"
! ,iCn.