, 1863-08-30

o1 eQQeetllaNs, pdde6Lflnn6. and also The Elti-
zens Of Masg,uolla, numbering many hundreds.
The ontsidc Of the crowd, which was yery
cloee]y packed, WAS beyon1 the reach of the
Soice Of the speakers, althongh each one Of
them possessed apenetJatipg and far reaching
Eotce. The enthusiasm of the crowd was fal-
y up to its nnn.bers. The sentiments of the
st1eakers, especially when they enforced the
ioea that the eauss Of tss rebellion must be
crushed before we can hive sure and perma-
nsut peace, were responded to in manner
tlat 1ttt no doubt that the people Of Putnam
and adjoining counties are fully up to the
Stand point of the most persistent on this
subject They emphatically declared that
nothing but the complete and eternal annihi-
hilton Of the accursed institution would meet
the necessities Of the times, aud any one who
proposed to stop short Of that, would fall be.
fore the crushing force Of loyal opinion.
The meeting was hrld IN q beautiful grove
about half mile north Of Magnolia. Ia this
t'ands at which refreshments we're sold, the
pnocreds Of which art to 60 to the Suldiers'
AID Societies of La6a1le and Putnam counties.
1tere Wt1e also thfee bands Of music and a
g'ee club present, whose excellent harmonles
l.nt IN additional attraction 70 the occasion.
1HB ORGANIZATION.
ihe Immense crowd WIS called to order at
II o'clock, a. NJ. aud the following odice1s
chosen:
Iretid<nl-And,sr Wardnw..
Il1e t1e<idea-J. P. Hayce.
Secret6fy-A. B. Leepet.
ihS nfet eneaser introduced Was Rev. J. G.
EtoolI, o aeaue., your correspondent
AAd not reached me ground when ;Nr. 3
and is unable TO give his points. But be WAS
informed By thoke who did hear it that it Was
q tine effort, worthy the occasion. After Mr.
Rybo1t bad concluded, the s.aet1ng adjourned
enc honr TOR dinner.
@ 4FI1EEooN MEETING.
a. .Mo -. ec49eh' a,' a1ief 80 SONG mn7ae ~ me
qnced to the meeting Hon. Isaac n. Arnold.
representative IN congress from Chicaso,
t4o ne mas 1ecelSed with great cord;alitE.
Mk- AEEo1D's sTEECu.
-, III; "a AInold - eaid ne had hoped to hare bad
t.-day that the stars and stripes waved over
The demolished battleucnts Of Fort Sumter;
but although he was unable positively to
E'ske such an announcement, Jet he fondly
believed that It Eas true-that the old flag
Goes wave over Sumter, and that It would
continue TO wave n prond triumph thero
And Il ChaIieston has fallen, or when It does
f.n, would have some noble man gather up
the ashes Of betrayed nnd sacked Lawrence,
tDd strcN them over the ground where
Charleston once vas $500
And now, my fellow citizens. I want to con-
E'aeoaA$@ @UA 0FD1. %A"f@0E-AN--S ~ 49, 49, @@AS
t:.d the Do01e acnievemenIs OF our soloief8-
The greet rather OF waters mas received a.
oitotA interest as the scene OF perhaPs the
1-ost femai kab1e milllaf5 campaign ever re-
corted IN history. Ihe campaign OF Grant,
IL It's results and details, ~ OF magnitude
= o1thy Of the theatre On whlGa II Nas eaacl.
g. From tne taA ~ foIt uoae!eon 70 tae
final triumph at VtcksburE, were scenes Of
the most Won4enna encS ~ sses ana tne Host
:'npsnooos a1mcuIues. @ inc camIagn OF tae
Mise!sslRPl VII lNe 4l - "oe ~ t0S l44Is!sa
OF NaRoie99 IN 4tAy l .emempee . .! nasan9 Z
u asa fIeSaoen1 A'neolE "a, ~ W .4e ~ oa
te 1aH o. toit inAt ~ .n1 ,nss " - ths ts
Misslss1pp. Ihe @ ,41g q sne s9 satt1ed 1e s
t Deen s1aat sEso so1d;era ~ the West-vonT snns
tie gslant sotale1e VI Los Heat 9oui BULB
a1:1 ploLnsEe' ot.+. Ia .,aa ~, 1orre,r
me gtors - o.aes = -, ,t,;-a -
afom ~. ~ n. det st1l1n r. onr -,
tte hepnpnc, one 9ao ln1ls1s1otS-aao 1Sa3 es Lae
F'1maT5 duty Is ioyAty 70 Luz Na1.onaa 1ag,
bclore ne a1e ~" IoIhe1s, Ne" GnStaa4Ta ~,
or ninotkans And mere let mes, ne eay T. Laat IL
LOIS, inc 1oufln etate N Tue Union ~ Popu4-
1h1ion. is second to none In her record IN pni-
but none nave maze mors r. r. gloIlons leeofo ~
than Illinois, Will aeT L9o,oVU gallant sons IN
tie field, .,u
It Is the cause #h1cn aanoNs Lne mercy
sword. brave men aase lon9ns lol e5aants'
1.d nave nved N @stoIy GaiH " y. ~ * 91e ki*.a
~ !act aaS esEsa eoars 'l III i}her+v ~ ~ ha11ows
Ct the iast .n1ee yea o4t ~ ,bs hsncd shea IN
lie sword AID consecfa1es tne ulooa snaa aast u
ler detensa. Fer tn1s our solaierS 1 IT ngn.. as
nc; IND u 0 tae nop!ee,, tae uus 70 s9iahts, Gaaso
Wbicn ever mfoheo ]ue oteeaAoe VI ao4uAle u"s
God: w.,,t ;>oaoo ,,o-,.
we wan! peGs. ~ ~ sSo1s ~ - ~, ~,
ont ara t F oa.o o. II ~ the lsorl'
ca "s mS1s W If,uy ~ eeso ~ ~ no,hcr the
pesee ~men ~ ns.ng uath " ~ aoe fo oinet uaS ~
usa' aa that son soca G ha n%tainedS ~ i1n1an II
~ s,es pe1s1 1910 - a<+ha earntIv 1ono
l ths 1oyal people o. Inc eonntF l9h }h
rrs atest danrer Ehich TO-DAY threatens tls
Union causeF Il is not the army Of the en.
eny or tts leaders: It is not foreign iuteryen
tioo. No the real danger Is In t,urre,uion ;,
1tbel sscapatAtzers in tie North. If We could &
| Unite al 10 give the Union cause the ful
Strength. moral and physical, Of the North
| 9he rehellion would be crushed in less than eI,
months.
The u.omentous Issue Of the day Is aniversa
,,t-4,, hsaeofl arr dno. ar natIonal death
sha,is va 1irr in n fres Reoub1,c. or be 1fgmcm
1.a-sd and shattered into fraemcn,se Empir
Sa e. lsaSo1a hartnn ia fnrSnrd. md eufeid
anS ,'d nstiona1 death wnrns ourd DELAY. Ibe|iay
r. 1te Amer;can people could to day cess
tha5- s 81 +1tns .nd contentious. and adopt th
...nt+o ~ 1ha creef Fnr1jsh LAWYER. Seldcr
q r. fare ever-v fhinr. If6er w ne should I'm
=, thst vnrd ,rcto,7e nr1 s,lctcss. Letus Aaor
!Ist "J.I s hit cyerv man shalI own Il
IN ha 11}}s nnd ne R,nds and hands i
Wnrks. let NJ hnild on the rock of Justice, an
~. aatca ~ helj sha11 mi r,reTafI aeainst n,
TE;s ;s n s]nveholder's fcbelllon= SLAYER
abolished. and there would be no longc
~, wnn,d come rrood "a :i,ur betgeer, III
t!gn .Mt Hte1 $500. Se ,sa -son15 IN