, 1863-08-11


{ and why It VAS conc: It wa. brought about
representing to them 1hat this REBELLION c2nsa nof
IT, es o
So;th-by telling them cvcI!fhtnE 70 a1scousase
sud rothInc 10 encourage It:n they maae por
:on Of the Rssope Eso ne. Was wrong and ersrns
Tss Wong. that they were justified BY morality
By re aws q tas 4,s.s eoa It has ben BY
Who talked not fos the pssposcof suppressing this
rebellion.
ever @ come ffon such teachlbgs IS these: What
good fruits will result to the people Of Chicago,
providing the teaching In this part Of the country
IRON some OF the press and some OF the came
Tou We're to believe that the army is xhst i rep,
tEented By these peEeors. and that You would be
authorized hY the constitution to resist them would
talc the country; while blood would ffow In Eour
streetst You would dnd the officers Of the law
ard perhaps portion of the a1ms sent to suppress
citizen would be shot down by this
arrny, when II he had reflected upon his duty to
his country. he wou1d have been safe. This was
And what is the origin Of this resolution? It
Was to prevent the soldiers being orsanized to put
down ibiF rebellion. i theee teachings have
tasesinss @ Il disloyi men: Men Who are doing
an injustice to their counry, whereveE they are
to any couItry, whoever they ares tCheers.l
Ne want t9 k1ow thaf any Haoa
such speech have melted insurTectlou IN taat mop
but iust euch speeches as have been made II this
cty and IN pspers Of the same stampI.ae1 papstas
Of Union soldiers pape.s that vii publish the ISL
Of vickeburg w:ittea hy rebel inside y,
AZ ior ny part VII advocate the 1ntefGass @ 81 2.
cdieet her restoration Ind then, atef the war is
over, Ne viii settle our political Quarrels Aud II
you will do that, snd nssfst IN eneonfaglnS ine
q the e9ln Ms ~ haSe ess
Tkts Goyernrept must be maintained at nil haz-
ards whether It es by wsf9s Any esns5 aqas
that it is unconstitutional to call out this army
anL prosecute this war. These same men. If they
are old enopgh Eome ts dhsm a. 1eas M br
tbeyIemembeS M | that IN ;ssa j. e Gaikoan led par.
ty in South Carolina that nalshed the lava Of t6e
United States, aud they were about TO- set mp fos
themselves an independent Government;
Jackson wns President Mt that time. Ont the 10th
Of December. 1sS2, Ae issued proclamation t9
that I 81 tfe eternal Cod I VII lang eTery traitor
in this land unless they deslst from opposition to
the Jaws and the Constitution" Appfanse) This
wfs ,hs sn e S
would suetafn the constitution or ms country:
But thst wa. constitutional for Jack2on to do. It
was cons nst1Iutlonat ZOE luM ~ nsoetai ~ sussa
that If they rebelled. he would compel .hem to
ubcy tie eonststatio1 and the lava ot The Un1ted
States they a'd not' ne Toula asst, ml.h 'obs r..
land, OF punish each and every one Of them
by fitting up Eallows fo7 them. And he was en-.
Corfed as q mau who was only carving cut tae
declaration tchesrs) What was constitutional
In ore man .sas unconstitutional in another what
wes Democratic u ous nan ls tas Gseaesa e. pivs
What is right for one man to DO ts violation q
TIE good order aid the peace OF society, N lnsnl
to tic people and to HearGn according to the Ian
| glase otsou,c men. ~ .,s,.- so,,e
| New, ry contAtsytnen. Maa& 70 answer solas
ofthe objections 1aadc to la,e Waf ana ~ pIvs @
eeution an9 want 70 90 y ~ tnsg nv a.
eset hsn1 q a1{ 10, ar! = sn W soe de
on tas PET OF 1eaascSas1a I'm a. " - F,t mi :
tony tCries Of 's1n the Times - Or Q! an4 Q
thees Mtn N tne a1In.es \. m ~ vnn q
! not. ---.- A.,
but theae saue men Who ase opp3sseo Y. e T. ~.
cal ont ahGEt Tue ,S.t9 81 ,
acspo1ipE the$z fatms+ and tatt II u tloMsloa "
the Constitution 10 to eo BaI s1ppgse Luz eVn
verse Of tse propositlop viii nsss It eessr,tu M au
1nhH luaL is, We a1e ts5!nS ~ EulotSe AZ @
ti,tntlo4 aIo Inc Mws ano otlnE lhess states
10 ne onion. u usstug ~ 20 'aat We use e'e'
mfana N onf pqwea-
tnen y. agalns, tia .pe ~ .S al
st'sHtional h1t =: are attesnntens 70 i'ta mantal
1he Gonstitnuon ~ rn.apg 4oT wv na;s sms hI
mcn are doing 60 In trying to destroy me eoresi
| neht, The Government - 1ieht n prosecnt1Ha
tie var ard u usn: IL i9sIn an1 us asars ~
IN The land {App1ausc)
Or else we ncet aEfse tnat tae peope nnU ~ ~
sustaining tais VT. &c % @ "tHns rs I'm, tS
sides 10 this question; Every man ~ eitner Jea
Davis man Or lhaon man. !CaeelsJ Ea, ntan
tuition; 70. maintaining the laws or *
| mob Law, riot ano tepelnon. a.. ~,
man IL either ioI tae sonsntut.on I pt '4G ~
ted S1a.cs OF fol the Constitution q 9en. naxas ~
tppmeafs a. ,;n nnd hss S1e: q bet nane.
calls his party o. anything elsa b caunot es lo
alnat, ,nd At t6e same timG ih,oIssE 3 M1n
ibis rebellion. (cheers,)
w nna men N this eeSnsry; ana = am 1 eosy T.,
know + who g rfaes WAGE ae 1aef Is no Rnae
exhibit; re ind neu that tns WEE n
{ ery possible nnnbes: a1st hes tz9auGe the pos;e
Us. a ;ns gs o H. INV each and erssy
passed BY Co3E1cse, aro every oFner lssueG oy
Secretary Of NaFis 2. .ne ~ arrr
= and III fact they held ont Inducements to solais
! TO leave the army and :ttuTn home:
The President II his PiosIam,oa & as,n sarn FL,
nnds nenay Il the Iberstion Of lheir sares
I Was at their own option. II they refased to
5 tnp, it was theIs action md choice nnd not Z =
n s On IT, esb;ee1. % ought 10 have gone down and
y decd their Southern friends to submit and -
The speaker said the Proclamation did not Il
- many earee after all, for most Of them had fFe
: themke!re. before hy running away. Bat {
+ 1T them lay dowa their arms and come into
United States Coarts, and let the rebels pro
: tls:r loyalty: z..,,,. -, p,o,,.n, ,t,o, of
> President is nncca astItrtioDal, say will abidc
tse decie on of the cou,t II they eay i was Ct
ttsons and 70 haTe 0see aq sfst ta
IN tonnosition. - '''3 ''e' -~'
!, Il hspe lad s,eat mans relatives South. Some
then haze Joined the amE h1he rs. hslpsd
: tssatcd viii any faTor br nc, hut sent to Ca:
t; Hs eays II hare @ groesly t1srlted sansscr De'
= lar. in Springfield. fos taking the stand he did
: favor OF this war. My Gol! Is he not pre-
mn 10 call another man tfaitor .ud inEalt a n
{or takiug part il this var: Douglas and 'aTs
hts last tourney to Chicago; and this animal. 4
Nrstch, ills vile crawling creature esTs l.asu!1
:nt;r n,ia r. tne ss'est 4o' '1A''s e'' w. -
eo115 Tht.5 ea+nrc 3s n usn rnost f,Iv fit for heav
and The dc, ii would soon LIE ptcsence II he sho
= p :.ppear ar there tonight. When God Almighty G.
undertook to create something as far from Il
:. possibie. He created anisnafs, ticks and sa
= tllinee. and when he locked nt what ne nae r. ~
r He said this is not email enongnt ana tasn ns y,
d atcd thls loathsonnc crawling, c:eeplaR' ~ u,
n Aietcnt Gatttu y ,o..n!t ~ 11-7 N'S'~''
" ILLS useefs ~ .sps-e r r,,ooran,, f,o,n let
ii dated Dec ST. 1856 addrcf.ed by Ameeii t9 = =
n Hs5n:e, OF Cairo showing Ms loyal stanans az alas
- that til1e when Storey was yet conceislnS tlea
4 IN Lts heart teries Of A4 hdr 10 hedif!. but !
40 10 n s1rh men a. these The people are nIs1ed.
o. oy1T ranacity they have is, NOT for hufldlns up
"a ! for trfaraaLon- BE IL # to run Wiin ALAN
X hnIa, ard present hts claims :os doFe1r9s.
~ ~ from lin ILL morning. He calls llm an Al
:" Zionist. Ee calls nc one.. nave No as4euS ="
make. 1conot beneTe oea: Aea1taes ~. .s u ~ s
~ Enowa wA4t ar Abolistoaist is, unless IT thu
tbafr nf,nra IN nj