, 1863-08-01
THE FIRE on THE PRaIR[ES.
The Loyal Flame in Southern
Illinois.
Major General Logan at ou-
quoin, Perry Co., Ills.
6,0Co LOYAL ulEN IN COUNCIL.

6.OG0 LOYAL MEN IN COUNCIL.
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9a1H Reception and Speech at Carbon
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pootn' ~ 'n', ot'-oen' Aosaa addressed
aoout wv pa 'one ae'o to'aa5: NJ was en-
u'lAs.i''Ais tece''eo anu app.aaoeo through
ou'' nc .'As "he u iuan IN esstness VINO
eales hotning 1of party Out VINO Is interested
~ 'ue "el'ate ol tlle county, tne ma'o d1ut
o' o1s speeen WAS muen Inc same as that AZ Car
oonoale yestefdAy. lie argued the duty OF all
10 s1ano ny Tue government, and scores uu"
meieau1'y 1aose VINO sshpatnlze Win tue re-
ue1Aou' VIZ Ano ~ 'nuea 1aut' WELL tae
11os'oen'' tne asmy, 'ue ~as' anu everything
s.se ,.'..,0,,. ~. 49, "'ta - W. ne aseues '1'e
eonsI'tnltouS4!'s " .no "''F anu VI 1Is nlea-
rI' ''..u e,"e a. no n1poc41sj " luos'
49, ss.-.s,a...o 80 ~ 49, s - aneouse'1a''on1t IL
.re ~ .nl.nl.s...'. ., Dut %, no'1ius aAns1
sne e"oeoas~'asioA0aSs ~. Va Sesese'oa "aa 'acts
" ieoea1'on, tne "noie tfoao4o was cetsaln
oe"e1A's hao gos 100 large 1of 1heir noots+
te 'an 1he peace men Into all sorts OF bad
corners, showed the falaacy OF their arguments
and showed they do not know themselves what
they want. He took IN the Springfield beaee
reso1u43ona and sfowed n 1hot he cor-.ct t}o,
~ o,r o,,.3,,e ,.io+.u,as T., ~. t,..-.
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|~o6 ~ ]us soo"o'1sa.Aoa auo WY"
e1ui"ens- II oene'aas att aoSat, tao5 Will o1
IN 1aSor OF prosecuting the war. II they are
not, they Will lind all sorts Of excuses. If
men oppose the war, 1t must be because they
are nfr,,fd tr,e,r ftiends ,v,u rot hurt
som.. ,,h,a,+ ID h,c.,ee, ~, aa,a;o.. .,,,.oa
,,.rr,aa,. .,,s ,-,,,as 80 s,,s 60
49, 4Ae noso Anu 'neeP' oueu
A AoNs ~ "A' .ns4o "eio tae1
III all armies VINO would commit depredat1ons.
1hcse oaa stones genesally come from de-
eeftcfs> VINO want TO Justify their act.
When they Started from B1uinsbnrg for
jacfson and gtcksburE, With FIVE days' IA
us,ns, fought five battles sud we're To-
a,ct i =, ma ,-,,e. ,,;.oa ~. 49,. IT.
- WV "P4eee. n'e n.eu oe4us
Weary hungry md 1ootrsose. he told them to
help themselves, and Whenever bis men rot
tnto suct, n r,os+f,on tbov sbo,,d h.ra .rI.+
.i,.- -, -. 49,: ~N s'A.,s ~, "A,1'
'ue9 eoulo eet, aaa t1at was war. Inc ren-
els co the same. They gather eTeFythfng,
even to tho negroes. to Keen them from RET.
finn ,war Rrt ror ,,a,.or 49, ott,.t a..
s N""'' ""' 1'a ne'0t Aesli " '11a1 oetnSs
BE insisted that Ill should be for the couu-
1ry. right or wrong and that +be ,,e,n,,, ~
go ,..,,a f~oP-s ."
notos e1loaio sNe lie so1aIefs tAe1r sympathy
and support. The sympathy of thcsa home
traitors vas all sAippetl South. But with nj,
1,use d;S,i,rontooss rh,t sno.osa 49,, haa-
s.h;eza. 49,. "1.1 au.sssa aau pee"
1Cli1Gfkui Win regard to thH Em1DCjT11f3nn
p1oclamat1on, the rebels wanted their ne
ertes let tbem ston H1bt1ne r. tha proo1,.
.,.+,, -. ~ t,..- - ~.
AnaA4'A WAC "3ohs' 1e' 1ne" Hs uo"n tnelF
ar1ne and appeal to lhe courts. If the qnes-
tiou was left to the women and children of
49,. ~. :. ,...s, 49, e' N 'D5 "o4a A'5
.1'ss lucy "an.cu Ao tio1e nesFoes' LOT INC re"
tel Amy had demoFalized them, and ours had
made them no better. The Institution ,roula
be worthless WHETHER 4hav o,,ne3 thr,r ,raa-
,.ra..aoo rnot s1eA %N'S't AN1o'
esn4e"ee ~ uo''
Ae spoke three hours, completely carrying
Lis audience With him, and many times affs:t-
In, then, IN teo,. h, ~, ,n,,,~ 49,, ~ as"..g a.
r.s.,a 4 W. ...s '.s 'sn1 ns1''s' oe'
tence o1 our brave soldiers.
II is impossible to do Gen. Log4n Justice
In tc2egraphic report, At the, close of his
s,eeen the fn1,ovtner ,os,,1r.s61 was nrc.a,tcd
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u oen. dhyhe, and adopted nuan1inoualy:
Aed6@ted. That We wifi stand by tho constituted
authorities Of the conutty in their efforts to main-
tain, prxee.ee and perpetuate the Union and The
conet,,ut,on. at vh.teyer cost. and a,a,n.t.eh,t,
..v.- ,,o.;sr aanca,;c ~ s,,.;,,, ,h,t ss,,. -.
e4s1 po"ei, aonce'!e VI W,e'6n, 'aat assaiis IL;
md that although We dep'orc the Casualties of
civil wa yet all the States mnet be restored to the
Union. and the laws must be crccuted a1txe nj,
orci lhs country, and peace naat b. secured bv
x,cto,r nntI1 th'. ,ast rs,el ,avs dow, ,fs s~nS
~ 49, ...e w" ~ = n1e a.A4e'
as'e*fsa: AM We tehoe1 70 ~ oaf bravo and
gallant soldiers from highest to lowest. our vatm-
cst ss.npcthies, and acknowledge our gratitude
to til for their sacrifices and Tor the Inpe.iah-
an1e svuowu SIZED upon onr arn,s nv th.,r ,.1ovo,s
deeds,
A. ,,,a ,,o.
~ ats e.ose o. NE meeztos three fouatng
cheers were gwen 1oF the uno1n and for Lo'
gan, and the series Of resolutions were passed.
DtoGots. M. Julv n. 1ssa
. Masor co,. 1.opan arrived 1,erc Via ;,o-r.
Ing. and was met 1t the denot br iaTpa con.
courte. Of people. A contn1.tee bsde hin,
welcnu,e as the honorel son OF Illinois. anil
us 3 ssessn bsa At ne 1fa 70 sssss
sider what w,s lar ibe good ~ ths on"nt.u
When the war Is over, we can ask. who IL tie
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