The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-01
Movements or the Rebel Forces.
Movements OF General Logan.
HIS RECEPTION IN ILLINOIs--PATRI0TIC SPEECH Al
CARBONDALE, RrC.

HIS RECEPTION IN ILLNoIs-PArRIoTIC SPEECH At
CARBoHDALE, RrC.
DUows, H., July 81, 1858.
Major General Logan arrived herc this morning, and
met at the depot by large Of citizens
committee who badc him welcome '.the honored
OF Illinois and the admired Of Nil loynl men,"
In speech at Carbocdac yesterday General logan said
no hai disposition discuss politics. He
politician, and thanked God for it. He only wanted 70
consider what good for tho country When the
IN over ask who is the villain that has caused
h9' Now, the house Ia on hre and must put out.
We should not sho began the at this tme The
President forced ovey step TO take measures 70
carry the yet cried that Il was unconsttu
ttonal fought tho Mcxicans because they made
the government; and n that constitutional
why was not this He ridcucd the septnentasm OF
war was against brethren. He spoi.
ogist for the President, but would staDd BY
sent elephants south 70 trample the people down there
All the exiscnoics OF like this could hot be sorsesu
and provided tor by the constitution Tho President
empowered 20 raise armies and that sufficient II
this Unconstitutional JeH Davis must DO right. He
defended and explained tho Conscripton act and de-
bounced tho New York riot II the lenders wore hung 70
tho first tree, would have mobs. He had
seen men smile when wc wero whipped and frown ike
angry clouds victorious. but he sxpected
they would all do themselves tho Justice nos % be traitors
account OF the ini amy they would bring on their
families We must o. 70, our coun.y rsns o. wrong S
heaven IL no lived In n he showed bow ridiculous
tho peace cry and said the only way 70 peace Was 70
soundv thrash tho rcbes. and hey would hack
humble need be; and this whipping they would got
there was God In heaven. He spoke Of the
condition o the NJ the te Of tho breaking
out OF the rebeiion.the nearly all shipped south
With these disadvantages what success bad been achev
gan,ed nirsers il, hsm STOP asn,irs n the prccama
ton wrong let them Law down thor arms and appeal
to tho courts " tho question was left TO the women and
children OF Mississippi and Louisiana, they would say that
they wanted negroes: for the rebel army had
ternorazed them and ours had made them ~ better.
The institution would be worthless whether they gained
independence or not.
The General spoke three hours completely carrying his
WIN rm ,n, sssn 80 o. oae .rs 70
ders the Close of the meeting taTee rousng cheers
given for the Union and three for General Logan
and series Of resolutions we're passed About three
thousand persoas were present.
oEsERAL LOGAN AT DO oUoIs, ILL.
Dr Qrox, July 81. 1863
General Logan Addressed about six thousand persons
here 20 day. lie WAS enthusiastically received aud ap
piauosd throughout. He talked like In earnest
who cares nothing for party, but who Is Intensely IN
teresied the welfare Of his couDtry The drit OF his
speech similar TO that delivered At Carbondsc ycs
terday. He argued IL the duty Of every 70 stand
BY the government He most numerically condemns all
sympa,hizeu with the rebellion, and thoss who and 10
much fault with the President, army, the war. and
everything else except Jer Davis Co. He argued tho
ccns,itusionaity the measures and shows
the hypocrisy Of those who see much that s unconsii.
tu,onal tho u the ADMINISTRATION but say ng
against the unconstitutionaty Of secession and
acts AZ rebellion He ran the peace into al
sor,s or sharp corners exposed Tho fsacy Of their 1
gsmenss shows they don't themselves know what they
want lie took up the Springfield peace resolutions and
showed that they were correct, eli glorious VIC
q July had bssa tending subvers the consstu-
tion and the government msa are loyal they viii
the prosecution the they will % al
manner II exeussA II mon oppose the ear u must be
because they fear ther friends viii their dessers
Some eced because Ne soldiers committed depreis
tions When We started for Jsckseo and yicksbura
with evs ratious foughs ave battles reduced
cracker piece. the men hungry and feossovs, bs
told them 70 hcp themselves; and whenever hs troops
got into such pton they should have what they could
get The rebess do the Ihey steal every thing
even negroes, 70 kesp 10 from getting any But you
never beard o. thss being wrong. He insisted that ell
pis should give the soldiers their synpashy and
support
II il impossible DO General Logan Justice m ,ele
graphic report AZ The cops n h speech the foosins
resontioos were presented BY 0Soeral Hayn.e which
were adopted unanimously
Resolved. That We viii stand by The constituted .u
thoties ~ the country In their edosts MAINTAIN pre-
serve and pcrpetuate the uutou sod constitution q
whatever coss against whatsoever power Domestic or
foreign that may assai u and that, although 10 de-
plors thu oaiamtes of civil yot all tbs stAt<s must
BE- restored " Onion, and The Lass be executed
victory unfll the last rebel lays down his arms
Hssolved, That tender 70 all oar brave and gallant
sodievx from highest 70 lowest our warme~t sympa-
th,ss aud acxnowssdse gratitude " them Zoe their
berolrn their sscrnces and for the imper ~babis re-
shed upon our armies ~ Their glorious deeds.