, 1863-04-08

encouragement ~ OuE Esll.AuL DFQt0efS II
sons in the field. Chicago must give no IL
certain voicc upon this OCCASION. Rail
young men and old, Republicans and n
: Democrats, loyal Urion men of all creed
Let tic sentiment Of Chicago 20 lo,tl til
she is now and forever opposed 10 C,p,e
Leads and sccession-now and forever for II
Union aud the Government,
ho-FartT Humbug.
An evening paper Of loud Conservative
pfetens'ons, Insists that "no.party tickt
sna1 be nominated By the loyal citizens
Chicago" The idea of combating the Cor
pc1hcad organization with i 'sno l,arty'' 1ick{
is simply preposterous, md will cause discu:
and lead to inevitable defeat. The uoeonl
tional Onion men must organize and act tt
gethcr as party, to oppose and defeat Il,
Copperhead party. A 'sparty" simply mean
aPolitieal equalization. And it is nccessar
1or true and reliable Union men, to boa
themselves tcgether in political oreaaiza
tion, to meet and beat the disloyal, vii,
are united together in tic Copperhead party
The no-party scheme is managed and advoca
ted by . set Of political cunucE,s, and if tht
| campaign is left to their management, the
] Coppcr1leads who are positive, ultra men, dis
loyal and deTIiish, in their aims, but never.
theless, earnest, bold, and "unterrif1cd. u
will ride rough.thod over them, and rout them
with ali tho case and certainty with which 4
pack Of wolves tear and deyour flock Of
sheep.
Rebel armies can only be resisted SUCCESS.
tully By Union armies. 4 regiment Of armed
rebels must be opposed by q regiment Of
armed loyalists. When the Coppcrhead allies
Of the rebels resort to the ballot.box, thcv
must be met at the ba1lot-box. When thew
employ the machinery Of compact, we'll
drilled political organization, they must be
met By the machinery Of the opposing party.
in addition to all the auxiliary ail that can be
procured.
Who is to be gained over to the cause of
Cnionism by the cry Of ''No party?n Sot
Democrats most assuredly, for of all men tley
most despise your no-party political towards,
skuikers and trimmcrs. They have no re-
spect for any set Of men who will not sail nm.
der some recognized colors, and when a Dem
oerat abandonE lis party because the Copper.
heads control it, he don't want to attach
himself to . no party, point no point orga,,;-
zation. He believes in regular nominations.
lie wants his ticket made By convention
of delegates, called By some Legitimate COM
1niitee, and while he will fiercely coutcnd and
quarrel at the primary meeting or conventions
ab"ut who shall be nominated, yet after the
ticket is made h. goes the t'yholc hog,' from
snout to tail.
Pcsi'lvc Corpcrheads, VIC repeat, can only
be met successfully by equally positive Union
lists. Tic tinid conservative grumblcr is no
match for bold and malignant Coppcrhead,
ard if left to engineer the coming municipal
election, the conservatives will run their ma
chine into the ground, or get it smashed I'D
in the collision with the Copperhcad bulyinc.
Ghc Philharmonic Concert,
The last If the scrics of Philharmonic con.
cests WAS given last evening, to probably the
largest and most brilliant musical audience
ever assembled in Chicago. It WIS worthy
tie close Of the series, and was fit crowninr
TO these splendid concerts, the least Of which
every low Of music must regret. Every seat
in the house was occupied. 1t was brilliant
concert, and shows conclusivcly that leeiti-
taatc music properly rendered has gaiucd q
firm footho1d in Chicago.
1he concert commenced with tile Ejrht,,
Symphony Of Beethoven, which possesses the
peculiar feature of being cheerful t.aroushous,
having none Of the sad movements which Oh.
tain Ill his etheT symphonies. but bright and
>uuny in lyery part. The allcsretto is a vcry
June day, rcdo1ent with The breath Of sum.
ncr, and resonant with the song Of birds and
lutn Of insects. The orchestra appreciated
lie spirit Of the a1Iegrctto and rendered it cy-
luisitely. All Of the movements, altAou.,,
his was the first production Of the synphouy
n this city, we're played in admirable taste
md with in effect which has not hceu sur
passed in tho rcnditions Of the other sym pho
1ic= Performed here.
Mr.. Luddcn appeared iu the bass ari: from
It. Paul, "Oh! God, have mercy" lie sang
t correctly and in excellent taste, erincine
1ecp feeling and an appreciation Of the spirit
# The theme. Although his stage presence
S not that oi the old singers, get he shows
great vocal culture, and would undoubtedly
lavc commanded 4 more unanimous need Of
pI'lause had not the audience evidently been |
n the mood for lighter music.
The rev composition Of Balatka's, the |
ant:sia from "Str,della,' worked IN the
nost beautiful themes Of the opera with ono |
r t7o additional melodies we do not remcm-
cr to have heard in the original score, and
'lich bear the marks of B,:l.tkats own pcn.
[c showed himself Il master in the working
p of orchestral effects and Introduction of
:tlo1ies, and carried away the audience cap
re.
The debut Of Mrs. Hattie Brown Miller mas
as :. criyed with the usual GOODNESS Of our
ilic,go audiences, but at the close Of her
u -uio Fernandez crcutel storm Of enthusi-
;1n- The tiret movement she sang with
rcat feeling and tenduTnrss. In the Allcrro
le introduced 4 melody We have not heard
Lforc, but, to our notion, more brlli,nt
IAN tic original, in which her executive
over was very happily Displayed. 1Icrvoire
Il pure soprano, Of great sweetness and Hex
'iii'y, and bears the marks uf high CULTURE
he is not only genuine artistic, but Il musi-
Il enthusiast. III the encore shc sang the
brightly Italian song, "Thc Kiss." The fine
Id English ballad, "Nhc7e is the Rover"
as rendered admirably. This also vas en-
ofcts, ard brought out Z Mi1csiau song. Mrs.
li'ler Is q vc'y great accession to our resi-
eat vocal talent, and has placed herself high
popular favor.
Alter tlrs. Millcr's ballad, the intermission
as devoted to those people who cannot cndare
luch music, those who arc not accustomed
} be out long after dark, and the snobs who
happier than when making eycrvbody
&c miserable, who went 10 their respective
o1nes. with an accompaniment Of Kisses from
lc more sensitive Of the audience. Ba1atk,
aitcd patiently, and when the minute came.
&c orchestra played the Obcron overture
lth uncquaucd power and effect. l. was
ally the most enjoyable feature Of tue even.
E in this respect
THUS has closed this brilliant series Of eycn-
6 concerts. The concert goers will bc de-
,Med to know that the matinees will COM
encc on Saturday, The 18th inst, with 4 cap.
nj programme Of light music.
Church Intelligence.
AT the annual parish meeting Of the Church
The Ascension, the following trustees wore
.cte1 for tho present year:
Sfntor lTardeu-Saunc Gcl,r,
JGn{GF H0fHfH-J II {saffcn