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which is an Immense wagon drawn by 81
white horses and containing thirty-slx ladfe
all in white, MI of whom are waying Unio
dags. The crowds are cheering them most e,
Enthusiastically.
The Copperheads concede that We hay
"1aid them ont clean"
This demonstration has g1addened the hea,
Of every Union man present, and correspond
ipgly coTed the Copperheads. = -.
| HON. n. ARSoLp's SPEECH.
MI Arnold Of Chicago, spoke as follows !:
| congratulate you fellow citizens upon III
opening Of the Mississippi to your commerce
and congratulate you that no rebel flag float
over the greatFather of Waters.
congratulate you that Illinois soldier
have done 50 much to accomplish Ibis result
congratulate ron that the backbone Of tn
rebellion is broken, the Copperhead Confed
eracy is cut In two, and that it IA
lhe gallant and ever to be remembers.
sons Of Illinois and the Northwest By whic]
Inc glorious work has been done. MANY O
you today will recall the great speech o
Abraham Lincoln, uttered in this city In 1855
IN which he electifed the nation:
| AH11ueL lleeu cannot Stand.
believe the 0oveInmcnt cannot permanontl
ldo not expect The Union to b dtsso1red.
311 19m tea1p ee. e she nogss to fa-but do expect
T. will either become al one thing or all ii,
Either the enponen,s Of slavery win arrest tb,
1nItheI spread Of # and place It where the pubii
mind sha resi- IN the belief that It is In the eonrst
ant Il e s aFs T
fho @ States, old as well as Few, North as Wei a.
s @ eSe1aM aSre1ase1 5tss i; e r. se
Little did he dream that the truth of his
words VAS to be So wonderfully illustrated.
the ere Of 80 terrible struggle between lib
| erty and slavery: Liberty triumphant at the
! hallot-boS in 1850. Since then freedom has
made raPid advance, Particularly in the ter
ritories. The c1pItsl Is redeemed. Missouri
e 1ree. western Virginia is free. Maryland,
cipate. Slcyery is abolished by tbs procIa-
mat1cn Of freedom and the cotitlscation lams
1n all the rebel States, needing hut our arms
to carry them Into practical application.
This is the condition today,
wen IN 1e45, Abraham Lincoln uttered
the doct1iuts-ths truthful sentiments I have
quotcd+ thst liberty and slavery could not
pei nanently exist together, that we should
heccme ali free or nll slsye." he did not
oream Of any but moral conflict, a couIict
ID which the weapons Of liberty should be
Ire speech. and FRO prcss. the church and
with ths hsIint ~; ~ M; u H. w nsn. stron9
believed ~1~
"rher n. x,..un,,,u.. ar
Aid hrttrs sAs- sAe sasoEvt:
Awtapot, t:'a:s<f dawn ~ stta
~ enoV'Gx':r' ~ n3nn <u sod,
unt e1s!s@'~: ~ frrtmsn's will
"A hshsh u;,FA lbs n i'll OF 1od.''
Slavery tsrcw tar.vord-1at Il nsr,,b bv III.
sword. Harins i y.unkud Tho nauon into VA
feltor clt:xens, II you wish to couinuta n.
prizes the Auericnu pcpplc hare na}d ffsr fhs
existence Of slavery. INN nysr 4hr p,vas ~
this terrible war; I6o ntllions of cvTrn3t.
tutes, the thousands Of lives. th. anpuis,, md
sufIeilng, tho dc.olation' These rs nbat ~ ~
su1lr SLAVERY exists III tso acantssG W
institution dIcI Tolerated hv ths noScrs 81
the Government It ron,,ncnc:.a vnfw aor;,a
struggle for existcpce-tnen for mover y Xii
it 81 itself up as thc master n r.. G,raru 1
ment.. It demanded additional Territory f;,r
its expantiou. Il broke inwn t,,e harr;ar, iof "
tie Missouri Comuromise' ~ '"e A''4e'9 VI
As early as 1870 it declared onen md I'm.
placab1e wnr Will, freeanm x 5aman5ai
The control of the Federal Gorernn1ent enJ
obtained and kept It, Findfnr It Could con1d nut not
lire In the brad hlaze ~ hnr ?: ecro4;onn -
suppressed liberty cf speed, and tresdom ~
The preas. b. fanetnes and ivnch;nns ~ 1eaa "a
It broke nuf in n7aeH reheiiin1, 1,+5a. 1, aooy
Hayne. THE -rrnnn.nns fra;tor Tone".1a.5
ras then Ecotched moi EfJiad nnSot 4he hsa1
Of Old Hickorv. 1'AN~A ''4' nee4
The recent coyardly. fernc}ons .od s.vaoa
ontrope NJ iswranca ~. ~ Ne anu easas
b,rhsI;f,ae ~ 1h,sh fehee &C.. Vas Lns cnmax OF tn:
the slaye hover n ~. % can.t .r ntssoIS S q
= inra tfat -aha1,in,, .nt5 Eolntt} oeloIe ano
1vnched brrt aetn.-,to oe Luz Hat tney
1ihs-4c. nuus, aseaesd1alea tae friends OF |
Te;so1s.d III. 1S 1Ss iSoe9a tns TRAITORS mare
.n'-> Isit a.1,, "tus auo spt1ngs 70 mulacT
r. s7a-oi,a7So.e so Us 1ne cup OF aospltanty
death to ne 1no ront,aie, osSH eeaa, tne cqR o.
f,srn mnrdersa 1sr;eonare ~ ootains" 4nT Lucy
fle NM wnrn ,ba fn4a. ~ ~ ~ te ltu s VI oat-
nl,cs and orns1nerts. +beq ~ .41 ~ u.:u s TO
Tnnn5ad rfnera ~ H., 10y n1se assassihaea
III Thar h.ra raIoa - ~ ~ a1u nospl
irfanr X ]he I snd1.oe;n;at ~ t.7is ca.1laA "
g unarme9,, rnan ~ Ta11aIaa ma.osr ma;a oI
chira1T rednccj hr e1.ro traS3n,. An'a ~ tns
Perisb fore,-e, *, ~ o;asI ;ast;ta.isn .5aatas,
yerts Amer;csns ;nto hs1hariasa WHICH coo'
For mvee1c r ~ -. ~ ~ ". Iatt~. lo.
[ufc and rnti1e ~ th,s 49, - aoso
and 3ierr.ce r. 1,,--,o,,t.r Go' .s ~ 10y evuny
How ca1, efareTp 10 moet s,1aeJ.i" u sl1asEy'
1alIv desfroye1s > Fir.t c2nsh 1rd dAu 5e.t
he srmies fiel,tinr Ear ia s1is,anns 015su! 0n!
nm rhnf fra{tn-nHu ~ ,rsr;, ~ s4fs, Cset
leyc,y ns ifs Garner st6na "AeA a3o
Ee;1nd. ftand hv fha pcoc7,r,,+1ox arr
Inn. Th1nE "a ~. p.ar95an4 -. !es
i'm. Lincoln will Ike M sien hactEsrds sss9ds
;, fh{s contpst fn- 1the~+v .nS ~ Ts1a. W
assert that slavery his. with 1are ~ eIcep-