The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

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highest importance 10 every one OF us 10 the Guy o. th
cage and the State o. Inos aud to the whole country
IN these extraordinary times in regard 70 an exrlord
nary arrest An eIdeg US issed BY General burnside
.n5 sF TIT. ' sssas1 sas
and citizens Of Chicago as democrats as those who
love thor country and are willing " respect Cue conai
the constitution. and detsrmns what best for
us 20 do. "a voice-"Keep up the lines Tho
rights 20 the decision Of court That court
Ian interruption Was bore caused by some person 10
promptly arresied) The speaker remarked LET US be
quiet. gentlemen. and set example Of order here
say that friends the editors OF the Te have sub
mtted the question which arises under this military
order TO the determination NJ court and that court Ia
whose honor has never been sssaiied, WHOSE integrity
and uprightness has been doubted. (Cheess i
has always been principle Of democratic faith 70 uphold
the constitution and the laws OF the country lAppause
The which this question has been submitted will
what our friends have DONE On the other hand this mat
ter obtained az deserved the highest consdera
sn S% those gentlemen from os IN POLITICAL
gether and signiHed Officially. presenting . re-
Quest that this rescnded unless from reasons
that We 90 not now know o. and that those gentle
bsu11btatsd In all their rights under the consttu.
tion andNSe law Time has not yet passed in which we
believe that IL ne approves OF the military order OF Gene
raj Burnside he will be in the wrong We the people OF
the seniien,s which we believe to be true a. American
citizens and by ali lawful mean 10 Snhod thoss onn
Ss sp:gss Nov u:
their casa 70 ourt az lav ana our friends OF the re-
publican party have asked the President 70 reconsider
this mattar we have met hcra n nght N rivo 10
the courts Of Ia f,,faT htaiss of America the 90.
operation OF our opinion savinr that We win will
trv n ,yhich ma H~. srT an retrrn NJ demand That
our own personal rishts sbsIl be protected (Appause
nent 0sn,smer vii 1890 Won when tho formal orsanl
,atjon ~ the meeting il comneted I3e1oro i ali down
desire Of you to be quiet orderly and to b oosden to
Al This staee Of the three cheers for the
Tses were called for and given with hearty good VIII
Mr. y TuIEY then read the lnt or ofjcers For Pree
dent-Hon samuel W. Fuller ana one huadred and thir
teen vice Presidents and Secretaries - = -
uousv approved :. ~ ! ~ = - m -
The PRsrpsnr remarked-I have the pleasure Of In
Ss 2. sa ss s god . ":
ton, Of Quincy, who spoke No folows.-- ~ i
REMARKS OF GENERAL SINGLETON.
before you TO- night assembled you to perpeuate
and resolve that the free citizens or Illinois shall have
have never seen an occasion when have felt myself
called upon to yndcate the right Of any individual
or @
occasion 10 Kermit passion Road TO violence We
clam be democrats we claim 70 be Inv and order
democratic party SUCH is the great principle Of that
party love Of ns oonsttusion love Of law love Of
them and the democratic PARTY in all its history have
prac,ice obedience to the laws. loud cheers.)
We have much to irritate, much 70 annoy,
supreme Let u.s. as democrats, adhere to that form Of
which our fcreathers established and let Us
,eS as % ahers casmy WSen we
are reduced 20 act as we now act lot us postpone until
know any violent action on this point. Don't
in violation Of law and order either in the State or in the
city Lot u.s. then, consider calmly the grievances which
have assembled us here Tonight In Speaking OF the
Of the rary q the State Of
uscs to ths. paper whose Circulation is suppressed in
thus Stae-the New York Wordto say that IL is the
w an sen
damage 10 our rights os American citizens and Infringing
upon privileges Intelligent people. Can de
have biieio tsn "a dcsirov tbe means which
coutribre TO he general dIion a. that intelieence
witch = onr nrids nv ~inin~ ont the nuhiic press
Seysr Nevsr ,eaf .nns"se 1' Bst Ia ny bear IN
mind What q hecornr~ ~ rsN1h.t ara tba Ante. NJ
M . ~ ~ nnav ~ ~ rsSS
os ma ondasvor hv The masne ,hcS he cors,i.Stson
Provides to % maintain , those rights ana privileges
And nsnfu n 4, thcn time snoush Tor vcIsnce 70
ensus but, nv iisnds, Iii We have exhausted al The
mean: hih AZ ia,e n.cs an"v. S,encssi shord 20 "a
SOFT n "nvth,nS ar shst kind rIoud srcsnss Thsn
ssv n a. ~ - s Seor. And 81 the yss
nc.sn.nsr are cnnsidersa thsv Inc TINA honsst
houossSIe usar,otic men have rhed the coustisution
and lava q this couurv by submtins their case 70
CresaIn whSr ths la mi; 10 40 M instios wnSn The
md sl the az sos have TUNED aaansS
shc hio then fhe pubIic ust re M md seusrS that
sunrernacv Which, God has eivep 10 thsm-(immense an
ulsnsel-which thev have 81 pbertance fReneWed sp-
plause, have no sympathy with the doctrine which
ssvs that TIA antro a ths country n vested
In ths federal aovsrnmeut Uhsersl Il b our heritare
CApuause such doctrine d one that would have die
traced any man even the most humble IN THIS our coun
srv N A. an epre tha preseut time who
formed this uoverpmenty ma statee formed H. "a Il n
tha aiestv f Inc peoplo that createa an soyereeuiy
n grnr
Won NAV csil me vhai Won pleas6 but I have no
rover al soverslrnty d IN the power Of the
ueople of hs grsat country TCheers This government
va not 10 destrov The riehts Of mon hut 70 per-
retusts them and preserve them and vet freedom OF
snech ma hen violated IN the persou Of
Thrce cheers vere called for yslaudieham and rivcn
With vi1 And now The freedom OF the pres g viol
ted (soue confusion now occurred in the crowd and
ouieed There Are three riahs dear 70 American cti
az sreech freedom OF the press and purity
~ IN. hs,os hov Tvo hsve been violated. INIT vhstever
re-. a. Acra hv IN. ,~orls m res,orc fese rights bic