Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29
GREAT UNION MASS MEETING INBAL-
TIMOKk.

y mass meeting Of the Unconditional onion
men Ui Baltimore was held in Monument
Square last evening. The american says that
1T was an assemblage Of the loyalty Of Balti-
| more such as has not been witnessed in this
the numbgrs present were perhaps never ex-
cellcd at this location, so famed iu years gone
by for its great political demonstrations"
Mayor Chapman presided, assisted by dis
tinguished gentlemen Vice Presidents. Elo-
Quent speeches were made by Hon. Henry Win
ter Davis, Hon. Salm2n Z. Chase, Hon. W. d.
Kelley and Hon. JohHW. Covode, OF Pcnnsyl-
vania, Hon. Samuel Galloway, of Ohio, and
Gen. E. b. Tyler, commander of the Middle
| Department.
| Delegations from the different wards were
present with banners, lransparcnclcs, etc.
! The following is a report vi the
SPEECH OF HUS. :. y. CHASE,
who was received with prolonged cheering and
applause. When quiet hal been restored be
spoke as follows!
| | see, my countrymen. that YOU need no
speech lonight. have not come here Tor tho
purpose Of speaking. | have come simply TO
express the profound sympathy feel with the
I Unconditional Union men of Maryland. To
you the whole country looks for tNc ratification
of what We did In Ohio On The lJth Of this
month. " Good Twenty thousand ma
jority promised in Maryland cannot, by Ohio
men at least, be regarded ns quite equal to one
! hundred thousand given in Ohio for the aamG
cause but twenty thousand majority in Mary.
| land tells the whole country that the Union Is
safe beyond peradvcnture. Applause.
read here tonight, THE UuiOn,' " "Emanri-
u a a. Y.I
mottoes on the rear OF the plattOrIu.) The
Union first; Emancipation as the sure means
OF perpeiualing the Union and securing tho
triumph of the Union cause, and the election
of your worthy candidate, as the symbol which
Maryland gives OF her fidelity TO the great
cause. Applause.
thank my honorable friend (Mr. Davis) for
the nd terms of his introductions. | wish
were worthy TO be counted a leader of such a
host as this; but, my countrymen, the time has
come when the people lead the leaders, when the
people have aroused to a consciousness Of their
own dignity and their own manhood and their
own Interest; and they will trample under foot
any leader who dares to desert the principles OF
freedom, Justice and Union. Applause. You
are about 10 show yourselves wiseand patriotic
men by returning to his seat in Congress, two
years occupied by man of very widely different
principles, the patriotic, gallant, elOluen fear
less man who has borne the standard IN this
State. Applause.
He did not shrink from tho hazards of tn,
contest. Men might pause, but Henry Winte
Davis went straight on. Applause. Mer
might doubt, but Winter Davis never ialtGred
falercd, [" never, never" and by him, who
has stood by you and your Interests, you Ar,
determined 10 stand. ["That's So" We shal
welcome him at Washington as a strong, solid
prop OF our cause. We shall know that wher
we look 10 him, no person will bc disappointed
| Ia hpp | "a In rs
Unconditional Union men Of Maryland, and
wanted 10 look upon your champion that
am here tonight.
Fcllow-citizcns, one word more The I'm
conditional | MON cause Is one and the sam,
throughout thus land. 1t is one here in Mary
land; II is one In Ohio II Is one In Missouri
and IhC time has come wnen all UncOndltioua
Union men Df the whole country must stant
together aud shrink from no Responsibilities
which the times may bring You will shrlnI
! from none. You will do your whole duty. VI
the ith OF November you will proclaim you
adherence to the cause OF the L Mon and tn
cause OF emancipation IN tones which canno
be misunderstood. hail this grand meeting
4 this great outpourlng ol the people, as a sur
q symbol and pledge Oi the time.
! told you, fellow citizens, that did not com
here TO speak. Loud cries Of go on, "g
on." You are very Kind but there are othe
gentlemen here who will address you Inu,
|
ness to work and not TALK and am just goin
back TO do my work. | am paying OH tho army
Great applause, amidst which Mr.. Chase n
tired.
REsULuTIoNs.
The following resolutions were passed by III
meeting;
Resolved By The Lheondiliond! U,ion -ileH
: Dduumore IL mdSS meeting dS@mJled, That III
war for the preservation ol the Union ought t
be- prosecuted until the authority OF the Coy
ernment is acknowledged, and its nag wave
, unassaicd over every Inch Of the national lei
ritOry.
Reso Ved, That we support the whole pole
i Of the Administration for the suppression G
II the rebellion and for guaranteeing Republica
a government In the States In rebellion after ID
: rebellion is suppressed, and that the member
q OF Congress from this State ought 10 enter an
l. abide by the Administration caucus fl
|. Speaker, and give cordial support to the M
= tiOnal Administration.
d Reso!Oed, That We hail with Joy the result G
the election In Pennsylvania and Ohio, and "
extend TO the supporters ~ Curtin and Rroug
the hearty congratulations Of The loyal pc0Il
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