, 1863-11-06
G()ifaeo qribnne.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1868.
IHE CITY.
GRlAT MEETING At METRO
POLITAN HALL,
speeehes frsm Governors Blair, Solomon and
Lewis, Hon. Galusha i. Grow,
'. Hon. HIATT. Carpenter, Hen.
Owen Losejoy, and
Others,


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BY the arrangement OF the lady managers OF the
entertainment, the distinguished guests at tbe
oa0Quel .! Lug No!ta"este1n Fa1f Teni from the
dinner tables to Metropolitan Hall, where they
were eseasa "nh nearsy eheess from
~ se Au@eoee' Jutge Skinner.
F1es1dcnt OF the Sanitary Commission, i'm
60 M. - rIs..sS ~ VIC e4pesaat lafons'
<sos" oaAn ol Ancniean. who eaid he had seen
Chicago grow from .othing to be the centre OF
- ~ ~ "es'' A"o naa come 10 seetl
shc was as great III matters Of bencyolenee and
49,. .ss s.s s"., "as ~ ~ e'mmesce Ae hao found
&n1 enc was equal 10 every occasion. BE COZ
GUIDED ~ expressing in eloquent language his
a'gn hopes OF speedy and 'euccesslal tcrmina.
~~'1 - '1s 10.
n1eca Rx Gov sA1oaoN.
aove1nor salomon, of Wisconsin. ssfd: In the
ment roipc o. Il Amsflcs between ollsatcby % and
Dema%s1scs. % wc b nad ID reached point & wb,ch Il
lg e fslty said tnss We m bad rsnaashed s. to
NE c,esf rshl M iinn hroSe out t},sre VIE ,n.nx
ti,erE % E Eijncs whic tbose % Who bad tIamp5ed undcr
loot the institutions o. tne republic relied 9poa.
er6 e ,ra. nnisiIy .nd insoentv h",s.sd ~ 1Ss
@ South Ut tiers % Sss @ 10 potiea posef no sosal
Me etfone enough 1assnas aay 10 ca Gnaore t9e
1ep1Ixsuoa ~ Ae .eo'e1..snS. ane ja4nas IIusas
sn Soldnsfs, ,v.9 59at Eng1naS, anS,, ~onia nos toag
& .ss 's ass IL 81
nearly III her wealth. and which ste must h.vet to
Sep hunger rem ne as and ley9laei9a
would OF not, she ~ould be compelled TO form an
alliance With them thereto e. 70. her own present
s1a t.. Ths
Of their commerce, but secret alliance for tue
fnz,bc.anoc Of their cause asainst the National
81 know that unt ,4tey there va. re..on.
BILE ground to euppos that this interference
%eaa f,ss Pass we u k1S. se'asa sas macy eyst
which We bad a right to compiain
which. though not absolately . dscls5a:
ss.stive. Is to smonst 10 az abs.1uts @ moral sup
1iolatio.. Of those Old coGnacts Of amtty snd
tIaas, Rns,s she had long s:,o entered into with
i was but nnt sce:..ly that one Of the ablest Eng
1ishmen altSe-a MT distinguished by his pro
found scholarship. ana ;sellian1 authorship-nad
tried to put on oy IN eh1e slaug the meat uuee-
g. LEE insun thseo es M slavery Il. de-
iabnr ana hi,ed labor, except that lnet%een save
for ter9, MD thc former ior & las !: 10 deeply
rooted had the old Ae Of slavery g1o~n M such
~ e9,,cr1o,aeon,i I'M eseerd to flefy ali
nid and ycne1ahe Enpltsh traditions. fselinEs and
orc.nic historv to n;ease mob of elayehoideFst
T6ls l.ssa.s nsms sas Tnonas ca5lyle.: a9d b
and influence n t.voI r Is esemy:
ap5siosracy. 1 W But thess was as anoiheT hover In In
Erisnd 6esidcs that Of TIE aristocrscy~besidee
~: 10 TsRsa stss = ks,Rs f Rsas
chsc,s.1 Snd tIis peop:e wac ol,posed to tie
Gontede,attt. and I'D Lately p1onouneed d their op
mud the void TneT had met IL oai,1ic 6est. 5t
inea exnreselV t % to aeno1nee TIC wicked attempts
them. w 91 H's1 n I;,t1mss. nn.1eare ftSe Enro
pean peoMs, eepeciajly those Of tle ice govern.
nents, tat tae people wese not to be despised;
The agg1egafe e1pres.ion OF he feeling, tntelli
gence, a1d enthusiasm Of he people, had aforctim,
ses n Englsn5, -. ~ -. 80 ss
%s.ss1 E91 u vas hotc powerful than Inc Creates
1Sf.W Wao eseE = TT @ apop despotls thronsm a.
sMhsag 1Ta Sast e1teneioa o. u. beeanss ~ r. 1er
III hr hyt ~ ~ r,,s, WE W., ,as ~ hsiot ~
for fhe psonie A. Sndyo1,t for a nart ar ~
Psy 9Sstasauon; ana nsenee: fhesetofs. . the Pee
{aiiy. md decisISsy. IN public meetnss, Il home,
ane !" 7teecoe9 ano 'aa11Aa
The .na asenee might noy be spre that t,e ,a,
and oposea g ,s9 e9asem9esesuse , the peoples h.
snment vas nof daniteS I state3 = }hsre 19s 10, e,
$hTff1f NS1Ah In ft<f{n nrH -
ssren+rnsr oT the Hsa.e ~ ~ Vn.+h " NJ s.s
o{ nga9o ~ nsd been 1nisea BY the aren't
~. e r. ins1 hntto,n aosae political des'g
al viii iihertv Int tea q3b.v w nes
IN sisyeTy AND dnnhSe 2nnoncst ~ ~ Thfsrs =
well n fft hisrfs. Hnt when III. f;ncnn isxns ~
his Emancipation Proclamation. aud ehowed thsr
e. that principle w:a 4: etaEe sThich cfEcted no
only Americana and slavery, but the people al
oVof the world, then3 the European people
1ose up - one man and threw them
selves with q mighty and ix1esietihl,
cDthuel1sm On the eide OF the North, and da.ei
their Governments to interfere in the establish
ment Of an tlf.mons. ela}e nllsarehy-the ve11
corner stone ; r. wn1ea, t5e Eebels tA..-sa-s.
ns1te eaW MAJ they we're IN earnest, then the]
W1thdft~ nom the contest
.,1as 9 3s't3 asa any .ea5 % war With Elfopt
~ Tr1s,na L,on 1,a - 1a tassamanpn: Ine 1eenet
he th1pne of I'd mnns9rS ssons ~ s,Ass9 VA Ia ada
attempted to interfere now between the North and
ee9se: Fly <,,r.
making REVIEW of HE esnses of Th1 Tsr Hnd ~
calling upon IN loyal &nd tue men 70 support the
government 10 tae end.
AuAs Of Gov H"1s.
Sus0 oAlnns1 taeo antfooaeea Commissionez
a@~1' o1 "aaeoasln' "Ao tpokc nearly as tol'
lows ....
1 e,f1.d I s h oat aGeenhy informed that Mou1d
bnt one word IN he,if ~ ,ha IsG;si aao 49, ELL say
ststing The good old cause Tc sre Iii hrhtinc n
They slwaysexe1cisea an iruportant Ind rnntraiiin1
influence On eyerv GOOD csnsn Sfrra r. 1hn ~
ginning God sald it was 81 rood fnr man to ~
alone, woman lsth per1o.rnad her mari IN iiE.,e II -
9Tsma Lobby, and well. Nor are tie women Of
Chicago any exceptions to the genera1 ru,e.
Exc4pttone, they are noble EXAMPLES fn1 ottees
70 toucw. remnber once after draw