, 1863-12-05
THE CITY.
IMPORTANT SOLDIERS. H011E
MEETING.
Plans for the Permanent Soldiers
Home.
Nl1iEs cr tiN11ssEgs APPOINTED, Sc.


aone aaceatng "as nfo1 uAasactea- Inc minnie
of n'o 4roTtous meeting We.e read and approved.
:. The Visiting COMMITTEES reported everything .
the Homo In good order. Mrs. Minor had dom
ted m Ironing tAble Tor tie Kitchen and addido,
n dining tables had been ordered. Blankets ha
been purchnsed from Bowen Brothers, at ba
gain, for the soldiers.
Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs, Lamb and Nrs Lonr VIA,
appointed a Waiting Committee for the cnsu1u
week, 'r.
~ statement Wa made by Mra, Burnh.
> 1hst IN crronoous Impression seeu
to prevail In the country, to Ii
eject Tint the Soldiers, Home is sustained by IL
Sanitary Commission Par&ies who contribute
to tho Northwestern Fair, had lately expresse
thAt ~ thdff understanding, and had 1ntcude
f1aft outrdbrtfuus to ro to the {.bfcaon sol6fe-
',14n.,. INIT ~. na.x.ct11 ,,t;.e.a =. - - a..
s,s' W. "a. p'..o5 oA~Iaaea+ ~ aos sate' Ia
HwM 90 70 INC oole1ess. Inc f1css OF the Cit
. and d the Northwest, we're respectfully requisite
to .n.1sa the correctfon. by staring tb.t rho ~
;9;e-., T7on,a u . d,s,inr+ o-s,~f..tta- ~.
penticnt, In the main. fsom the Sanitary Comrnll
sion. Mrs. Burnham WAS appointed to sec thu
tie error vas co7ected. @'0 ''1'
Tho principal business having been transacted
INC meet'n9 aa,oatneo.
PERMANENT so1D1Ens' Ho1a.
~ 1sd1 csnv.ss~,a ~ =. ~. moes
1ngs, on Thursday, cane in, as wen as many othc,
intesostod IN the Permanent Home project, mt
r"'...~ ~ = ..aes "ete PRESENT
W nso'toA' =. .. o.9an Mas enosea tenporaz
sasd II he S previous es@.s9 N ess as "hS saPs
ouent1v. bY an unanimous yote Of those rrasent
TB, Bnan, Esq, Wa elected Permanent I P,csI
dcnt OF the Permanent sold'crs' Home 4ssocia
ton" II 4 permanent Secretary WAS chosen. on,
reporter faf]ed to hcar the name: Mrs. &. g. VII
Hanson acted rs Secretary st both meetinse. The
minutes q 'ae psesaous "ee1lns were read and
spproved~
.s~ssE -. ~. ,a.,.ns ~ III. ~, ea1ace
s4;tt1a -. saMsl.. 'a1' ni jan ED
anlt3ea toe 1ono"1nE.
oo1t1sE or ;1 F1As YoH Esr;4n11snsso fERxA
A. humorous canvassers arc abou: to enter the
acld to solicit contributions for lhe Permanent
Soldiers Home It il essential to concert Of action
bio upon rome definite plan, that both t4cJ and the
gselale IT, nay ass7y undsrs.aaa what IL proposed.
the outline ofa plan incidentally offered when ra
commenting the undertaking. 1t ia briefly sub-
mittcd for yon to consider, aiter or entirely Dis
!: F4rst. The Managers Of the Soldiers Home OF
ts.ly saaaeanats 70 r. :as1easlas densnas upon
Homo, Win largely incrcasel canseitr snd ~ :.
Horo permanent basis. 0'' "
Second. TO obtain the feuuisfte funds fnr +hts
fress and through institutions Of Kindred M. M.
ture) to the citizens Of the loyal States. for snh
sTipions Of ono dollar cseh toward IL pa1cssss M @
Freedom, from tic disabled soldiers, whose pro- o.
pcr 1t now fs, thsugh hcld 10 trust to be sold fer
thcif benefit tic proceeds to be applied to tic r.
a. sha BE- just bnfe d ct ths sode1s dies
md credit TO the nztian. The soldiers shall moi
be d!vested OF their entire interest In tho docu-
GO, and curious enough 10 inspeet ,bs II.
subsciblnc sonsethinc toWsrd H. 4
fhs Soldier Home
invested in the best class Of GovcTnmentl securi-
tics, yielding IN interest. There sh4il BE- no do
dnctlon ftom said fund for any expenses Incurred
O tho fnndR nov IN the Treasury Of the Soldiers
Home, and an accurate account kept OF the same
q. Fourth In addition TO tie one dolar suba6rip-
nations 70 the fund, sach AZ may be Voluntarily
5e1aeteo ~ elmer individuals Or societies.
- fHo: 1ho MannakemG91o o. me ft'msnent Homo
the M !, woaen en- Of Chicago, 70 be chosen as proHdod
19 391 an tso consntanon m q nc present Soldiers
resent ess be % t4e Az nta Hem Re
sson11 csTg o. ana Ill she eccfs be Transferred
"ss'' ;$..n,r+tn1,v snnn,,.,aa
HPcenns soom1TsH Ts1ds ppv,r
" ,ooIoa. = .nS EiS sas - ananaoasy aoortea:
tS nssea r sasse Pss e ea' enc m th9s
s. tssnsasted 81 ihs present Board q Msn:Esfs.
On motion, J. Il. WoodTorth was elected Treas
aoms sh III e sso
Q. i. $50 stx per eent hoods, until such tine a.
ths fas TeE needed a9r S1a,ns Is
toe appointed a. psevioua meeting, presented
the following. which was accepted md resolution
.prr.r IN rur pxoprp ~ rur ronrrvrzr
- - W 41'- "'A.A
IT, sstaillen%ent s.lla of permanent Home f..
tates of humanity, and BY gratttudc to our patriot
song and brothers, ThnpRap1* who hare gone
forth to battle for the preservation Of our gloIons
institutions the unity of the States, and to extend
the area Of freedom, will return TO u With Maneled
limbs, and shattered frames, ine.p.clta:ed fer
anoc here. 70 such can we refuse 4 Christian
welcome and a comfortable home? Bat We arc
70 inouse ns tss to Sfa 60
ffe r,n11ose of those Whn Srsi~n N cst.hi;sh
pormsntnt home for thc rclIef Of The disabled SOL
orietnsl dan Of de President'. Rmaacination ns
iowctIreu. Thot' RT Eau Is hs Y! n2onpsty 9a1 as,r
OF The Soldiert' Home OF this civ to be hefi 81
them In trust for the heneht Ut the disabled soldiers
a9 pass VI Wen arS ~ ~ 1aSsd -
fn H4 ~ % h,ar;e1 1s fsa N.Y. nst ~ insenmrn M
BY wh!ch that fonl blot OH national escutcheon
hnman slavery, Was ool.ented, 10 Tegtrd:d by rs
order that the disabled eoldic1s Eag more fully
13en sncrrtsd T T. donor ~ thr o1;o;ns doe1' s
3nant + .dn,arg ercrr 1nv.I M c;.flsn ~ ~
Eer+5 ~ onnnr+11+i,v ~ ahsc,;io "a. ~ @
chnsa f-n,s X snstrs ~" n1,, os ~ ~ ~ s1sV - V1
-asts f1nd ~ e. ~ ~ z a1 y, oag
~ hen.o T.. ;s.had aa3d;er: a %
aouo ta Seo1 VIII = rs .S. prnse n
eaat ~ ~ snI aess5 ~ ~ p @ ana
ttt IL svr y, ,,E =.
~ - yo,r r. -f.ttpep s-nrnstiS1' L. .-rst ,nt
1m ea. q W. gaaaiy 5.a .ne Ell
ine Passe 70 re gahxe h o. Inc ssasrea
IL HD;n ana INC res'os'S u our ereas anu oe'o'eo
- aE;sZ city; town. Village III and hamlet ,hresshoat
shouid snmediate15 appoint enmmtttees to sclieit
s,6 .,t tsa hr;.F sna 70 nas enc We ; aG
tsir rnessn1rs rIthnnf 5rs. fo coonarsts r th ~
II srrx1nc ont thIs 5ss1. ~ ~. r,cs.ana
With thc President Of ouf Associatiou On the sub
toct, advising him Of the committees appointed
and the result OF their labor
Mn. o. E HosxER,
Cnaatman OF 1he FuoukhirS committee.
The Committee wers instructed to have guam
ttty Of these circulars p,ip.ed for general crcn1.
tton by mail.
A messenger arrived 1t this tuncturc and hand
ed 10 tie Preafdeut the following note. .ceou,na-
nytng&
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" A'oA--e.o1. 1@1 .4se AAsSuss"S sasS
I1KKHA2. ~ Eag.. Frcst. Philharmonic soc.,
09ot ons-A aucaosc 70 zoe ne sum handed 70