, 1863-06-05
THE UNION MEETING.
IMMENSE OUTPOURING OF
PEOPLE.
Chicago Always Loyal.

The democratic gathering OF the evening be
fore, mud in spite Of the news which came Ii
the carlier part Of the evening, full Of 1oyalt.
and determination to uphold the Government
in carrying on the war. Although many per
sons, when they heard Of the revocation or
der, left saddcned and humiliated, stu tn,
gathering was an immense one, aud testified
Tint the people will never, never give up th'
country or abandon it to foes at home O.
abroad.
Elliott Anthony was named as tempoEa,,
Chairman, and In return addressed few re
marks to the audience In favor Of sustainin.
the Constitution, the Union and the Admin
istration.
The following permanent organization Ba,
effected:
I1rstdent-Jno / Hancock.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Bon 8 A Goodwin, A Ellsworth, R IT aates
seh@ia 5oass sssp Rs
Pof.h Ply Bell seTs%mS9 Ta@s5as Hort Teea sl
SSa'PPR sG%is John wsoa wt'gs " y
Thompson. A. To.kleron, Jos, n, Barter. q, 4
Bond. 4. Warrington. Geo. Won Holland, 5 & Dow
naaes L fss,e Sse se61esae4 4 509P sais' &e
Cagg, Chas. Boomer, Col Cummings.
sEeRE1Aa.ka.
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MT. hancock, upon taking The chair, made
bIle1 bnt elhfihg ana eloquent speech, after
terror Of the State, who talked against time
about half the hight.
Senator Doolitt1e, Of Wisconsin, was intro
duced. We are fighting the batue Of freedom
Tor oil mankind aud Tor all generations We
are testing the question as to whether mau-
-whcther 1ns people o. America eau
maintain their Constitution md Govern.
ment or not. Our fathers launched
inc ship o. State, but there Is treason on
board, aid the question IL whether we will
allow the old ship to be scuttled. The ques.
lon 81 assqe whetner tnls people shall build
np an empire n"oeF Republican government.
The southern aT1stocracy are bitterly opposed
to the Government Of The United States as 1t
is and has been. They seek to build up
moncyed southern aristocracy. He alluded to
The nets oi Join q. Calhonn, and his failure,
and change Of prete1t- The South are now
n61ng this prefext Tor bringing about revo-
luton. All loyal men should take M inter
est in this hand to hand life and death strug-
gle, 1or II this Republican Government Is
destroyed, the American Union is at m end.
No nation ever enjoyed more civil and re-
a.6Aouo Ao1' lee aAn0 1AssAuta5ts lu2u Wts Lue
Atnetacan people, aud We must maintain our
nights and principles ut MI hazards. He had
cumc here to open another mouth to tile
MlssasslNpi-a moulh into the Great Lake.
He bad not come to suggest to others, but
Ind been an interested spectator OF what has
been tTnusptring. The question that has
been discussed was one Of great moment, and
one that must be decided.
He believed the exercise of the power In
III any part If the United stntes to suppress
newspapers Is simply q question Of time and
necessity. lChters In New Orleans Gen.
cnted . traitor. Has any body found fault
with that. IA voice: - Yes, the 1lnpx"l In
many r,arts of the North, papers have been
suppressed, and justly SO. In 1ny opinion the
Executive is clothed with discretion in the
time of war, to do wtat he deems 1T and prop
ably The President THINKS the time
lms not yet come when Chicago shall be put
under martial law. But if any newspaper op-
poses the enforcing Of the CONSUMPTION Law,
or any other order the President thinks pro-
per to give, TINT paper will be suppressed,
detire, if possible, to have the the loyal people
of the North united as one man, and we
must have 1t prac ically 60, or it is Of no ayail
He regretted TINT there arc still two political
PARTIES. There ehould be but one-and that
ono united with the determination to put
1oMu 4'. tac Ieoeuo1. out ~ u u, Inc fFesl.
Ihne. AuSs . Jill, ~ ne. W ~ pasues' aaa
.nf9sv thn nu oe1spnns pn9e uue " VIII
ei nnd T. nv nrcom,s {ne ume comes
dac,nr. .ao ~ u.uoes ,nas,1as IN, necessary NJ lincoln WI
fonnd 1haea a,a, 1sa,3a ia~, even 10 Gacago; hs
measure. N>1 @~ - ~ 'A">~e'A@' As' ea-a
Me c1nsaa tv s,r3,o 1e 1,d e,osa,, e~.,,1-,.
his TeWs ma hn;ed hc ~ had sMrsn +ns .ers 4nas
sentiments Of every loya1 I'm man. 'A '1' - Ne
he u,sasi ~ = n;o5n4; ,,J ~. ~. - ~ ~
4be nafter u as, a.. ~ ~ 4nsS s dooA
nas1 ~ -na.,,a t,a.r-aa,,ts ~, - "outu ~
t. wou,d n,,ce h., ~ e1t f., sesun
as 1sat;na =. 1ifa r. - s pomSi
heao1a 10 aneg ae m nc 3sate9 LA. some misa.
cb.e.S 80 tanah ~ , i.uot - ~ q oa.l nc aaa
defensIre; bv mr. 1tners,s ~ H. hsd Rsan un ~; tas
.stia,st :" 1af I'll osneIals. ~ ne nao peen I'M
feen 1ota as ac,;r,r @ W.T. narriad " aao noe
He rave a History Of the hrraF;no mt of
the war. To nrovn Tint IL xras inn1;rn ratci
before the Republican narty caYne inn nnwar
hence the charge that the Republicans in.
nt1puratea fhe 1rsT Is f.lsa II, to+9 ~ . -
a;sr - h-on-.f, h1s,aa 20 $500 - wv ep'
oaer er; u 9r2ngnt nome wounded or dead but he
1eceaSe4 the khot trom Democratic bullet.
L The Democrats stopped firing, who would
belcft on tie other side II this Wap sn Again %od,o
fT:hes~s s11.ssse M,,n ~ ne srltos.
lst-otia.; ..5 a5oes r. VIZ atu opposuE 1nc aalaia
!1Is t9taler =. Ino tue war nave no f1shts except
4uat OF oe1ng onng ios t'rdsoH-
COZ 1yNH1s1y
r.7 1.,,,,t... -.
Eoi. :!cnnlson from Kansas was received
win immense cheering He said:
It ID unnecessary for anY man to make any
addition to the remarks already made bv the
renflemen who nave snoken. M mar, has
any r;phf IN liye = ,no,nt.nt whn has n ffrnn ~
trsitofone blood in his veins. For the past
two or three days he had noticed great
sc excitement IN Chicago: The prime eyl Of
II ~o,,1J h. dfst;ne4f1. ,,,Jss ~ .nas - a!one.
nf+r.;nr 4he s,an Mh3 nnn';,has . ~ ~ 4asof
- - u3n!E LIE Ma1 ~At Puousnts treason. and
Il guiiy, hang him until lie is dead, dead,
dead! Mobbing ofpriuting Offices will dis.