Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-29
Unconditional Union Mass Meeti ns i'm
Baltimore.

Unconditional Union Mass Meeti ns i'm
Baltimore.
A mass meeting Of tbs Unconditional Union
men OF Baltimore was held in Monument
Square last night, and the stand was occu.
pied by large number Of prominent citizens
! Hon. John Lee Chapman, Mayor Of the city,
Der Of Vice Presidents.
Hon. Henry Winter Davis was the first
!, speaker. He referred to the canvass OF the
State, and said he had been carrying the war
into Africa down in Worcester county, where
out Of $1,000 white men there were but $40
siay Save He assured the meeting that the
was already won. He referred to the enthu-
siasm OF the meeting, and said no further argu
i men. w was Necessary After speaking short
Tetary OF the Treasury, who was received with
Mr.. Chase said the assembled multitude
scarcely needed speech; but he had come to
express the profound sympathy he felt for the
Union men of Maryland. The whole country.
ne said. looks to you for the ratification Of
OF $4,000 IN Maryland will tell the whole conn.
try that the Union is safe beyond all contin-
gencies; He wished he was worthy to be
him. The time has come when the naonIe
needed true leaders, and they will trampie
the n; o1. Sse Who are false to the
mentary terms Of Mr.. Davis, their candidate
lot congress, and said they would do Weiito
l resuin nm tnere, because he was one who
ana never faltered in his purposes TINY
would welcome him to Washington. Ihail. he
salo, TINS grand meeting, this great outpourins
PINE Sa ane people as a symbol and pledge of the
"The Unconditional Union cause con timed
Mi. Chase, .is one and the same throughout
this land 1t is one here in MARYLAND: IL Is one
in Ohio; 1t is one in Missouri and the 'rime has
come when all Unconditional Union men of
tne whole country must1stand together and
YnYv N rocy III
may bring. You viii shrink from none Won
will do your whole duty. On the 18th OF No.
, rem n yo9 VII proclaim your adherence to
cipation in tones which cannot be nisnndar-
stood. l hail this grand meeting, this great
outIouring OF the people, as a sure symbol and
MI. q. concluded by saying that his bus iness
nov was 10 work, and not to talk; and he was
Just going back to do his work-the work of
paving Off the army. ~
General Garfield, a membar NJ po,.o-.
na, ana member of Congress elect from
ONO, was then in.rod uced, and he aJlndad -
.ne o,oody scenes OF the 18th and Goth of last
month"; at Chckamauga. where he sal a mass
oi men VINO Won their campaign through mnch
niood with sharp, short and decisive argn.
mass ~ ,ns nheonait,onai Union men, like the
Hsh E aay 81 oe &c ts Re had -.
IRE OF voting in EaItimors ovster e ea p,ea Us
John Brongh, of OHIO. IApplause ! 0tba aus
mao n9ed in eartridge and segar boxes, and the
Ds'A CcCn All mat was desired Froadnu,
WIS row showing her clear, bold brow. aud
We sbail see her eye TO eye. 80"
ne speaker referred at some length to tha,a
Sanee on ,iie army through Tennessee, and re-
nh NIL tnat In that State slavery is dead. and
only remains to be buried laughter and an.
paau US ne adverted to the patriotic impuI-
~es VI .n r med now located among the NOM
.aihs oL tennessee and on the hills of old Geor
sIa, Who, as tne army advanced. came ont or !
their dens and hiding places and signified their
an1Iety 70 stand by their country in arms and
AT the ballof.box until the last yestive ~ sIa |
very and secsssionism Is rooted INT fran, .,,a,
MS. Next TO the joy OF the redeemed was ths
JOY of the Union patriots OF East Tennessss a. /
witnessing the majestic folds OF the star And |
The General further argued that it was not !
SO much the purpose OF the rebels to build up !,
4 Tree Republic as an aristOcracy-a Govern.
ment OF Gentlemen as they fthe Rebels) were |
pleased TO term IL. i
Speeches were also made by Hon. B. F..
.anoers, OF La; Hon. w. ID. Kelley, of Pa;
%"Hi p samuel Galloway, Hon. John Covode
80 pug. Gen. Tyler. /
Letters were read nom Hon. John sherman !
ana ex.9ov. DennisOn. Of Ohio; ID. 8. Dickin.
aon ana roscoe Conklins, OF N. T.; and Daniel |
AmonE he resolution. adopted were the fol.
lowing: So Il 60 -
Received, That We are in favor Of emancin..
ton IN Maryland BY . Constitntions N 1sonven
ton, and that the Conventton onSSt Ia mai ma
conclude les iabors that the Oonatifntion NAV
be finally ratified, at least by the nexf Presi.
DENTAL election.
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