, 1863-06-12

| accept. Ihe Etate also 1sfn1d bonds auf
! p:oyidedmesns for arming aud instractins tn
men. Illinois had nob1y done her duty-h,t
offered SO 600, and her citizens we're said to b.
angry. Yet she had last December G2 210o0 + !,
the field. lCheers. Where has there been
battle where Illinois was not represented
IN these regiments are men who have atoo,
shoulder to shoulder with Douglas and Lin
coin, and many Of your leading citlzeus
@ There Eere many prominent Democrats VIII
stepped toward, and nobly did their duty, an,
some OF them are still battling for fhe sncces
9! me old ting. The speaker gave succinc
1istory q the raising Of troops When til,
!aet call for Soo, 900 men was made, those VIII
had been refused exclaimed Now We Will Al
have q chance.'
GO to the Board Of Trade. [Cheers.1 &c
70 mat man who wears no epau1cttes, but
Who has sent ioy. into more hearts than anJ
other nun in Chicago, lJudge Skinner, anl
You Gun see what Chicago has done towards
The war. Upwards Of IS 900 were subscribed
in day at the Board Of Trade, and the Santa
~ stores arc now On their way 70 the deserV'
I understand the Legislature has, Tor wasl
adjourned without making an appropriation
! ri a dollar for carrying on the war. By the
wuy, he believed the last session of the Legis'
lature was the most corrupt body Of men that
ever convened on earth. He had no sympathy
l
with loaded dice. ICheers He had heard
that a Wabash Railway Bill vas passed, and
the eoucstfon was asked Whethcrit was fora road
dcwn on the Wabash in Egypt or upon the
Wabash in Chicago. lCheers Nobody knew
what the bill was about, except tho man who
carried It In lis pocket. He wasn't speaking 13
II It becnuse lie had any Interest In it. BE
had no stock in it-didu't believe ANYBODY
lie Lad much Just nov. [Cheers1. But It
was great swindlc, and-died still born.
Very urgent demands were 1nade tor the
prompt passage Of a bill providing for the ex-
penses Of the war, but the Legislature avoid
cd the matter. and crowded forward their ras-
| cally and traitorous schemes. Now every
man who knows Dick Yates, knows his heart
| has always been in this war, day and night,
| from tle yery commencement. Rather than
have the name of the Governor appear in the
ILL for Appropriations, the Legislature have
shown their willingness to see their soldiers
ally believed that these Appropriation bills
we're to be kept back to bring the Governor
10 terms, md secure his signature to certain
ILLS thy Lad in view. The Appropriation
bills were not TO be passed, except they &C.
complished their ends first. The speaker mr.
rAtcd the particulars Of their discussions on
ad}vuruiug.
The speaker gare full history Of the rea-
sons for adjourning the Legislature. He felt
that II ever case existed for the exercise of
he Iowcr Of the Executive Of any State, in
'Ms dirccuon, TINS "as certainly IN urgent
sr-e,;haa ~ e~>oa;.a. t.t ~ 4nol Luz iele'
hourly, dispatches from every portion OF the
State, congratulating him that he had sent
that Iasca1ly set OF kcamps away from the
Capital.
without 1,roridinsr fnrffe want nfthe snId;a-.
,'rti' t1 .n..t ~ NC WIS " Ine eoIalets
What Il it ~ at ,a danes sn o. 1ns Leglsla1urc;
,nan ~ - 9raa ~ uS aon are s1a "lnns, as !oyal
to supply the wants Of our soldiers In 1.-THE the
tlelds [fe*, and cheers.] BE believed the
~, an ~ S1G1 c01 4 neensas, noeu @ aa1so ',
tS,esey ,s9 Cr,s ~ <.oo,Noos = necessary. ~ hecp Tue
ririt ~ " nnocreea Tue battling Tor the
illinois had been unparalleled in her nber-
ality and loyalty In furnishing men and
money for the prosecution Of the War-yet she
stsfe Is 1esfed &c annr ~ proportion to her hbe5atno
citizens could could stu be relied upon-hc
raenons6,;tr ha stst woala aoe s1rh tae
~ ss,itarr Hommiss5on @ e a1e aa'noue noEs,,ese ane
o1t :. to1 . youf heip' 1eilow.citizens.
lis you 1hat 9phoid thei! arms. Then
Enen ea1ica upon, nase youf minds made up
70 Lne importance @ O. Inc mattef, and act ac-
cofolneiy' I've WILL and cheers.1
The Committee on Resolutions reported
H6hnfAf
80 's - ..,'.A.,,' ' 'Noopt'1 onAo''
mous'y anu WIN WILL:
Refdssfd. Thatwe regard the aetion Of Governor
Yates IN prorog1lng ne Legislature OF Illinois;
," men ne and
intceat pf ,,r a ior M oy iaS aono aa tae
our rratetul thanIs. Au ''f l'e1 Nc 'e1oes n''n
Reso!etd. That this action Of the Executive was
most timely tn pEerenting the lair fame Of our
noble State from being disgraeed, By legislation
which Wonld hare forever tArnlshca her records
aaq pq1 y Question 1er loyalty to c aud the
Peln1rsS' That We hereby n,edcA IN t.,r v.+a.
our earnest suppot. WbnateysT IL IL s necess.w aass
growing out Of the Milare Of this Legislature 10
make the proper appropriations for the necessary
support Of the Government. and to relieve and
saRpf eef ofase and gallant soldiers We pledge
Yaee deep debt o. Of rst.dc s{. o5 e. owss @ 10Y
upright course IN checking and pa;t,ns % hevoni I
reach ofcorupt legielation project as outrageous
rs 1t was zhaineless, and designed to invade and
override TIE municipal rights OF our citizens.
EEo"n as the wabash Horse Aaalroad sehcme.
Mr. C. q. Ham, wished to present . minor
ity report not by adding any resolutions,
,na has y 70 osang to strike ont the 1ast one re-