, 1864-07-13

he proclamation, becauee It TOOK away the cauas |
Nth was that, as the l4w now stands, the States
AVE hight to 1e-eatablish slavery. le was In
ayor Of law which should forever provide against
sef q Ct 81 E oa
State into tic Union unless i was 81
vas IN ia!er Of The repe.l Of he conmatation
:lause, and in favor OF the draft for million Of
men If needed He belieyed thst the people had
lad they been consulted in the matter those re-
stticsi1ns. which have hhmpered the wheels |
of government would hare been removed
nett @ent BY voting Tie unioa ticket snd
filing up the ranks They owed It to the brave
men now in the delo, who when they went forth
s. tbe Sae ssand y she
Union and the army, and glorious victory would
be the result.
The uuartette rave "Just before tue Battle,
Mothes,h The solo being taken by MI. Rickey.
WIZ, TRos4. ESQ.
Mr.. Bross would cay nothing more thsn to intro
duce CUR next Governor, Major General osleshg,
ADDRESS or GEN. oaLE.BY.
General OGesby WAS received with immense sp-
plause, he COMMENCED ~ aslinG How stands
!ne sosnt5y to.n,sht1,' Tow Stands tne sh,p e
prond that there YVES yet noble race Of men left
sho we're willing to struggle. to suffer, snd fneed
70 die 10 secure the pefpetqstion Of the liberties
md woman born OF God. Thes had had little
equ,rt OF storm around the mast a small item Of
ilfnewa, and he bad actually seen one man trying
the Capitol but was there man In the land who
fhonld feet gloomy and sad, and want to back
a9 aow9 theag6 the Capital wsss burnt down,
might God strike him dead! BE would neyer Do
it. No; the country was safe. General Grant
hy step and inch By inch be had beaten the rebels,
md beaten them beautifully TIL they ~ere nov
treated 10 the cover OF their dirt works at Rich
miserable squad who had managed 10 escape ont
towards the Potomac. lie say no particular
they have ,once or twice gained temporary sue.
ceeses, they have always been made to retreat
with loss: They were now In PENNSYLVANIA, hut
hold their ground, neither there nor At Richmond,
and very eoon they will be driven away into the
bogs and be broken up Into FRAGMENTS. Al ~
loving sentiment. q the loyal people Of these
States. Why, with that audience they bad there
tonight. With 10 better leader than himself they
Washington would bnt turn ont in the same man.
ne1, with 3 f41n resolve TO beat and never to be
beaten they could send the rebels fleeing to their
4 few hours before, he had passed bg . temple
that bud been ereetcd-ln the Athrntan fashlon-
to the ''rnknown Cod" be referred @ to the strue;
icnosan,l5 wnrshipped, the speaker would declare
unto them-Father Abraham. He had done all
thst q hs could from the besinni9E, not tn, h.,
travelled faster, aid be had actad not for one
p1y as sst hs ~ whss Tits country who
true to shsl national integrity will vote for Abru.
ham lincoln. The undivided cry o, the people is
every sction Of the rebellion and to save the couu-
'ry." Wa any one there present opposed to that
RohcTt Hs be wss sorT5 to tag, even With The
burning with one hand and stealing with
temple ef li6sEty On the. kno~n e.rti:
even tonight, with band of renegades. thu
t3inE to strike at The heart ef freedom, there arc
men in Chicago rejoicing secretly at the bloody
attempt. And tt is these men. dallYing With rebel
liberty that Keeps traitors refreshed in Fpr1t and
makes them coFtsnne IN the bloody track Of war
II We Of the West only, were . united people,
Government, The rebellion would quail
and totter TO pieces tonight
Ths 2ny fsg9t s. ts,t !ae Gpsaes
shall send to them Commissioner VINO shall ar
range m srruistice to patch up new pence alike
tssao apu aan. to u.s. =, sna hfn he
ss1oneiy and could esy fselas!y sad healtils tbat
no qnz1,eF. T.. uo mere: msrsy: 70 tfe should be given to
What are he politics of these men Whist ware
they oppoeedto3 Were they opposed 10 the proae.:
He dared them 10 say they were: add II not, they
stood In the same platform that be did. and must
come over vi b them WHAT were the Uutonist do.
ing In the prosecution Of the that they did not
llIet LIT them state It fearlessiy and not damn
AID Willy the Government when they dare mol
chow their hand. BE did not believe that they
had any love Of The country, but wished to encom'
| pass It's utter destruction.
They yilidcd their currency. VIII they sustain
th4 credit Of the country, or WILL they not! NoM
r. laval at.a1
elect officers to govern them, and those who darei
not tell their sentiments must ana shall speak BE-
fore they run for election. They are towards ane
they were in favor OF. Afraid In this free coun
try, With no hd1e1s eoTpns suspended, or no pro
! vo't guard to rule them; and yet this
was The great, magnificent noble American Cop
lie told them before that they dared not make
platform, and his prophecy has come trle. Thos
speech. said they dared, and on the 4th Of Jul,
RAISED chicken e coop ia chicago and and rig s the;
equally scared to show their persons, and conse
9ueptly elunk of like towards. and no@ whine tha
hat tSey hars nor III tReit r.shes No. rights! The:
ps2Ssade raSs 0eis sare me aet e. % s;s Se2
1at tbs,r ting vas coming. an. apd .hoss who sal! 4
divided shall eee themselves repudt.ted and ca-
ouf, sye, though the very Capitol and shrine 0
libe1t, be smoking In ashes, fired BY the torch o
the traitor. Bnt he WAS thankful to say these Cop
perhead eympath1es were only partially prevalent.
| il be though. Otherwise, be would, on bendet
knees, Enpplfcate at the throne OF the Deity tha
| nation and country be blasted and eveglas1ingl,
In conclusion the General thanked his audienc,
for the attention they had bestowed upon him ant
hoped before long to address them again. He dit
not come prepared TO epeak, for only during sa
day he accidentally entered The city to attend
| loyal society meeting. but having seen them, fe1
better for his remarks, us they relieved his mini
conelderably. The gallant speaker resumed hi
eeat amidst perfect hurricane Of applause.
| REMARKS or SHARON TIsnALE.
Mt. Tyndale raid ttat owing to the lateness o
the hour be could but very briefly address them
which fact as be was not given to public epeskin,
1 hubltnally. rather pleased him. They could Ee
that he was lire candidate. and be would tel
them that be was for the vigorous prosecution Q
the war, No haltand-half measures were re
qutted, while all c1Ftes be upon the hesd Of ever
traitoy; cnrsed be the Eho will not strike ID
Speaking was not his profession: he was NOR
at home with his pen; and If it WAS the viii (
the Loyal people OF illinois to elect him on II
Union ticket be should be happy to write for thef
for tour years. He concluded his address ami
loud cheering.
TIE BATTLE cnT OF FREEDOM.
At the conclusion OF the above epeech. the yaI
audience simultaneously rose and joined with tt
Lupbard brothers IN the glorious strains u tt
| ..patr1a FRY nf Eteafar1 u