The New York herald., 1863-09-10


had considerably diminished by suuse, the cbb com
mcnced, aud 10 at this hour viii the
dssipatet to the four winds Manyos iha visitors
are already showing signs OF dissipation though they
manifest no dcsre to 20 home
At the Fair Grounds the spot selected for tho speak
ing Ls, all counv aud state fair grounds, those at
Springfield calculated Cor the accommod oa OF large
multitude. IL was filed TO its capacity the Of
The democratic gathering the 17th of June and II Is
again Hllci to day Not far from fifteen thousand people
arc prosen Each party claims that its assembagc
would number moro men was not present on the 18th
OF Juno, but from al. can learn would Judge that tho
gatherings are about equal The republican party in i-
nos Is very largo and can bring out great many
The only organ zon that know Of in the State that
would be able 70 ciua it in strength the democratic
party.
This morning at little past nine O'Clock the marshais
and aids assembled IN front of the Court House. and after
considerable trouble succeeded in forming procession
The line drawn the east side OF Sixth street
Tho order of proceeding as arranged in the programme
Chief Marshal. with two Aids.
Speakers.
Invited 0uests
State Olicers
Rand
0liccrs and Soldiers OF the Army.
Citizens loot.
Glee Cinb.
CtzoDs on horseback.
Vehicles
De.e1atons
Tho route selected AMI along which tic residents had
taken particular pains to decorate their buildings.
south Sixth street to Douglas. east on Douglas to
seventh seventh 10 Cass west on Cass to sixth
north on the west side Sixth 70 Enos, west Enos 10
Cook to Fourth. north Fourth 10 Washington west
Washington to the FAIR Grounds
BY ten O'Clock the s2eaking commenced At tho Fair
Grounds, from four stands. cech or Which there
president and secretary duly chosen The solicitors
we're from tho prominent republicans, with
Slona war democrat thrown In by WY OF seasoning.
These officers were as followsss,and No. Is ~ Cui.
u!n President and George w. Winans Secretary stand
No. soas John oasssry u and coone
President and j. =. Reynolds, Secretary. At stana No
the officers were Germn, with unpronouncabe names,
ana the speaking during the entire day in tho sweet
German accent The crowd corsiered to) largo to
listen to four sneakers at once AMI Gnh stand i'm
prov ICED To the regular stands the had baen
previously assigned, md the ,mprovsed stand filled
by vol nteers u was a noticeable fact that thore was
no lack Of valuable speakers. lrge number OF gentle
men stood ready TO mir th,'r eoluence.
TIE letters &c tho President Hon. I'D ward Everett Hon.
Schuyler Conx Hon. Daniel =. dickinson and Governor
Blair OF Michigan had boon prepared ia manifold Lhu
thcy might bo read al tho time from all the stands.
That from the President was received with great ap-
pause, Likewise those from the other parties
mentioned. Mr. LincDn's aiuson 10 the web footed p,r
ton OF Uncle Sans ncn was received with much aueh-
ter. All these letters have gore forward country
ani we're furnished tor publication OF the papers
tbs n'orn!ag None O. them excite any particular
ment, except the one from Mr. Lincoln OF course,
crowd conosed rs this was, all the comments high
~ favorable
The politicians were evidently s1mewha, etagrined at
the letter but they managed 20 zeal nnnoyarce
the rank and nic Of The party rs wrote Won on
" niay, II was cxpcted mat the letter wauld contain
bd fef the Presidency 10 come form sufficiently apparent
10 hc seized upon 10 bng Mr. Line u out FOR The rresl
dental race. Thcfc was division OF opilion as to
whether II woild be rocv 10 briug him
out thus early but tho majority of TIE
leaders encouraged the The friends Of others
were the ground ready 10 mako u ADMINISTRATION on
their side they were favored with har an excuse
for doing The honorable Secretary of the Treasury
was tas ably represented among the lesser lights, End
his .euds placed the cards what cw they had SO
70 sbc ready l0r t1kng hard at the right moment.
The absence OF anythng IN ths Presidents letter touch
ing the future Of the rcbo1n the future &C thing
securing the suppression of the rebellion rendered
impossible 10 make demonstration in the direction Of
the White House IN
did no, hear all the sreaking. have thus FAR in life
ioind 4 mpcssib!e 70 tYife myser and be Ia two dd.
ierent localities az the samc time II would be din
cult s 70 separate ones sef into i've aud furnish
each part with ears 70 hear ar haais T. the
dernl words Of coqucnce tht 7nnd vent 70 day. The
speaking thai cd he1rard u prgctcaly the same
NJ al the stands,s ata,ory of the President n p,Fson
md OF all the acts Of the administration in gene.
raj. The Emancipation proclamation was he9,tily
army with negroes received with enthusiasm The
Conscrig,on lw ard the Confsca,ion act mot with m
qnaen praise and whenever The srclkers recommended
that they be strngentiy enforced the multitude an.
plauded Everybody was worked up to hish pitch of
assombage alone he would believe the whole reopie
Of Illinois united BODY ready to 60 forth 10 The
field and do anything that the Pre- lent or others IA M
ihory might conmlnd
there great anxiety zoo ths generals who hav,
become famous during the The stands where the
prominent minry men held forth were most densely
surrounded. General Mcfernand the hero OF Arkaa
sas Post, after General shermaus repusc the Yazco
was most voci crousy cheercd Knowing that General
hcfernand is sil ali I'D 10 tho democratic party, was
q little curious 81 know how he would be receyed lie
appeared to be whit less earnestly welcomed than
those who have long neld true alegi to the
straight out republican fah take this as an ind lci-
ton that The pariy lines between the republican aud war
democrats IN Illinois have been sunk completely and
that lhe two viii work hereafter shoulder and shoulder
together since iougas passed away many Of his adhc
rents o have attached hs ola aptago
MS, aud determined 10 remain there.
General Premise was ayorc with the peone, and
bis plain earnes ness walked an enthusiasm that found
vent IN Ina continued applause. 50, too with General
Oycsby sud Governor Yates. Taken together it would
be iiihcui 70 ind crowd more carried away with the
impulses % the occasion hbn wns the one of % day
Everybody and everything cheered until there no
fifteen thousand nni dusty threats. The demand for
cough drops and remedies for haarseness for the next
week sill be very great throughout Central Illinois
Even abstract of all the speeches al this time r. ut
tcrly mrosshie Tho Chicago Tttbun has no ess than
Eve reporters the ground and they with all the
ishmcts OF shorthand nearly much in the
dark solitary correspondent The resolutions for
the occasion had been previously prepared, and
therefore be attained at once Igive them they were
reid They were unanimously passed at all the stands
Gesolvss Thai ~. nnsoy rebellion was commenced
violation ot every principle Of Justice and humanity aud
Ss cf every sons,taona means within ~ power o' he
m s0Ssf G ny Trs az s an ~ ss 81 ps qe, U
10 TIE support OF the government until the rebellion shall
Resolved That whatever else may die the Union shan
Ss ss hs si e. e maj ,
v whatever else may be destrose, tho nation shall hc
anew our ives our an our sasre sonor p'eaEe
the sspee people or and H. onnes
thorities whoever opposes he execution q lilo tss
whether by rebellion a. 10 the dsog STATS or by
.cer,, &C. comsnssn, y s 10 The states or teaches Others
Resolved, That the recent OF army and navy
form glorious record the page of history tasi oar
gallant sci hers have won for themselves iterhabe re-
nown; that their victories indicate ereefy oysrfh,ay ~
the rebellion and strengthen our conddeucs IN ~ son,
and efficiency OF the government "'S"
Resoycd, fai ne course Of ihs, portion Of the demo-
crate pSri who have not forgotten the dying Injunction OF
Stephen A. Douglas and who have IN n hour of our on
srys trouble nohly raled 10 standard and Who hnx
placid their country and its destiny above and beyond sr
partisan meets hearty ami patriotic ajr.tcn
And their services w I've ip The memory o. peo.
Resolved That tender our heartfelt "a m.
thousands Of wounded heroes 10 the multitude M io
and orphans tho scattered the Ian in con
q this unhoy rebcllion and them nat araie
tn country VIII remember them In the hour of their naT.
siy ard disaster well cherish the memory OF the ys
liant dead. - - s~''
and sh have envraned our ma onai ami
state affairs during tho atrocnns on IN, al
forts NJ the constituted authorities ~ our nsoai ani
STATE governments commend teDsrlyes oar hlsbcs