, 1863-10-02
FROM WASHlheT0 ON.
Secretary Chase's Speech to tie
Missouri and Kansas Men.
I1nportant from the Rich
mond Papers.
Plan for a Mass Convention at
Hannibal, NO , &c &c.
THE MISSOURI DELEGATION
At TIE CAPITAL.

ATT THE CAPITAL,
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1s,ac;.7 n,sn.+.,, =, thu Chicago TrYhnrc1
tepeN'A1 o17p"S~'4 ~ 'N'
WASHINGTON, oe' I, leo''
Ihe Miesour1 nnn Aansas oelegates' LIES al
tefnoop, passed fesoiat.ons, calling n4s'9'
meeting OF the onconc,uonst onlon 'en =
mlssonfl. haneas, Iona, h1haosas' aalaoae
uaa sucn otAer STATES Us my caoose ~ paf
.i.'pa'e' a' 1aann1pal' Mo'' on s-le "'let u W
'o1e4 m.
Inc M1ssonrt delegation has extended at
invitation to Gen. Saul # .Eaneas to deliyel
an address at Turner'S HILL, st. Louis, on the
18th inst. He has accented It.. and viii. ac
cord,ror n +ha ,7,da..t.n5,na.. =.
! eo'aos W ."o aau7tntanaloss settY 10 tns
1ecent speeen OF 1en. FRANK +. htair-
Tie Missouri delegation has appointed Q
/ Chs,-~.. 49, 49, pa.s~ss.....,.-a. - 49,
1n's't n"n' tne t"o Aep'esenta' III Son
gress from that State, viz, Messrs. Sloan and
McC!]nrp. md one from each of the Cono7es.
~. 49,, ~
the Presidents response to the address which
was presented Yesterday
some o1 the deiegales sta1eo "ess to.aay'
Others will reach New York tomorrow night,
to attend the reception nhIch awaits them at
.ha Cnonar Ino+,t1,o
'Ie Ioope, 1ns'i.uee
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbnnel
The following is q full report Of Secretary
Cbaee's remarks, last night, to the Missouri
u.o ns.psao oetesa'tone, "no nAo ea.1ea III
BIS residence TO pay their respects to him.
The 1atepess Of the hour Mt which It was de.
1;rarea nravantad our transmitting or,t.;ro
n's.su, ~ 49, t.osr.o. san.,an - T !. ~
more Inan tne DteNeet menuon o1 IL iast
nENARKs OF sECnETART CHASE.
It's hardly In rule. gentlemen. that host
shnr1d receive tnrh q cnmn1irnent ~ Vnn
have inst fendrred ma. from rnests assenhie,]
undeS his roof: ' q '@~0'> ''00
If is ne,hans 1ess in rD1a that the bost
Influence Which / cannot fsel # did not saV AZ
tomctlioe. Let me say then. simply. that YOU
nre ws1cnne Sffssonri,na and Ecrans .;an
iii nf vou. fn nv 1,onse 7 feel mvseif honss
o,ed by this yIeit. I rejoIce 10 see YOU who
were a11ayed a few yturs ago against each
other. now united In the hoiy calse Of free
dem ind union.
Most kinc31ely do I sympathize with you
in the distreeees brought to your homes by q
wicked rebellion: uEd most earnestly do !
wish that ron may find the deliye7auce from
them that you seek. Yon have. I understand,
the ration. I cannot anticipate his decision.
He viii give It, am sure according to his
honest conviction.
In times Of divided opinions On vital ques-
ticns, when men are a1rayed on different
ne lily ~ IuG sho ~ nset a2 5tt9sst'
md then do il. In these iays. the DIST dues
ton to ask is, who are the men In any State
Who irsf earnestly ana uncondltlonaiy main.
fa,m ane ~ % tsar @e .tna 1.t tSa
IN tha new nince ask who ara thew uho
mean to maintain the Union By means which
Nin uost certainly save the country We all
!ose. es aa'lnG ioun4 caI WEE wao icy arg. 20
Inv rnanV t,te The etra'rht pat}. M It !, "a 20
| ourselves with those who take It.
The first duty Of the hour Is to restore the
integrity Of the republic. The second Is to
/ fUuEd the restored republic on principles
which win insure 1t agalnst future disorder;
! I Lave long believed that universal freedom,
| ard Just waGes for 1abzs7. nrc the true fonuda.
tions Of democratic republic. This faith,
nm glad to know, is your filth. I hare
maintained 1t th1ongh some trials: ,.o,
t,ale. Do not doubt your final triumph
Difficulty, danger and calumny may yet at
| tepd yon for while, but guided aud sustain
ed By this Faith you Will, am sure, soon tut
IN your distant western homes, peace, pros
| pe1lty and happiness. Most happy shall
be, BY any act or word OF mine, can Pro
! note, in my way, the speedy coming Of tha
day:
The Richmond Examiner OF thursday, In
| 29th, contains the following;
I "a b,tt1e IN the R,n,dan n mt the neca5so
| ~ r,,.;s1s. s...~s sWaad
15 f'g1 4o1 connics On ch1ckn nmausa' sneaa
is one OF those leaders who risks nothing
Tic has gained reputation above his merit b
tho affair At ca,trshupr. and viii not tose 1t
aa..,a. 49, .-asa--ah H. ,,1..1. ~ 5,ut
saut.on ean piseo, 80, 10 -au4. 49, ""o
can be cnterta1ned that every AVAILABLE ma
will be rapidly concentrated at Cha*tonoogs
1rT.-,,,,rce and caora3o ;. ~ IN In eaa,, ),
- 1enae.0 anu =" 20 'ss ~ =, eeoA'
me oatne o. Gn1csamaua 10 nh,s4sa. IN,
10 an nr4ueeIlonaole x!ciory 10! tue Goatee
.s!ates; Jet there ie little rejoicing over il
what a1c me results, people ASK, except
coneldelap!e numoer q dead men Inet
aIe others. f1st o1 alt tne grass AZ aes!g
u INC var mas oeen aSiea1e9. Ino Gontet
eIacy 1s Dol 1eit n t%a1a; ira eeots,a ana A. A.
uAoa aIe sateu w wy tt.uo ~ aoas1'
secgnu atu enlgt f.u - pu3 ni utah,a 19, w ~!
lnss. M ~ a;S 5as 81 az - GattEreha.r 49,
aaG ~ isae5 ~ j. ~ H. NJ ai
un9 wus ~ putteu ~ - " Mtts tisat t
~ as ~, t 10 ao,1o1sa5 IE that ~ ~ ~
em h,, easo a nas ao nos hso., ino;efad A. nur ~
autE ~ tiot w s+tii nott;n
gfs, euu *Sna s1sr ~ g" 10 ,oa.er - e. ~
a IT, ~ = asaat ~ da,;gas tho+ tho rae,1 ~
gtou W ~, ~ Saho5 20 aeaIo ;no
are hot an %e naa feaTon @ 10 H,en
neueees7 - ~ ue1r M aus ensJ ao.u ~ ~ -
lHcueu. tSo t LII 10nnessee1 Will "eto -
aS. y r.4 tn1 one 1ae, ns cannot n.y. aen.a' ;la
I'VE E - - ~ " nsgAe.
Ms.t9eaaas S s0 R-aa ~ 1at1ap ~ poassa aata
Cna!sa9ooSa, o anu pta;gg 1paotdess ~ caRssts
conelnae lne GamPaiSn P ~ re.oIgaolz!ng 44:.
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