, 1864-08-15

tssoa4 q,.,.. 0ns "~a .ossesnohaenkl
aosuES. E'sha1 Co.' IND. AuE. L. ISL.
Tho tb,, snd ,ast .olot d.scussion in The yoriscrn
49, 49, ~ G,.,, hc,rae, CO. r,;;-s. n -
lAas ~ lux .,".s, .s1s., S,.. 11 LUZ ,o0
and Hon j. McDonalo. canoldatea OF tho untao
in Indiana.
rus ATTENDANCE.
The numhefof thoae in attendance WAS lsrgelr
Bend. 1t was estimated by those accustomed 10
aa f.,,. ho5;c. ~ ,,eonIe rcorther tint tha-.
We ''tso ooale' eA fSNf'. '"as~.. ~, ~ ''o "e.e
al leaht 4V,1oo petSon7 pts1en' AHa' es@1a'''e IL
hone too large, In my opinion.
rh,. ,n,a,aat ,hst tsa = so1sresna ,ote in no,,,,.
sn'eses. tas' .as 'uns ~ po.'sl
tho part, @ Of II h. unlon represented By Governor
Morten hayr evtrv rpason to be oncourx.ed. Trfs
rrn.,l,h,s fsct IN the h,,tn,v or no,itics +, In.
diana and Illinois. and 1t deed In almost every 9TH
er State In the UpIou, that Democrattc-or what
h,s come tn he considered the same-Copneshead
politics aoor'.a IN any eommun!t! Just in proper.
tlon 10 the Ignorance that prevails IN respect to
the great Neues Of the dsJ. Where the people Of
az Rs arg 10 FL no %
srhnoi,1s #. whem shas tsEs ~ Ait and vees
i paperr, nd astenbls @ once IN m willis 10 listen
- fnf"ilignnt sncsE.ra ruhn oinca hafors fhsn
aha pain 1es aaes nat s9osia @ ae1es
II he fnnnd t3t III. rnsinrifx ~ th,t eectinn sre
natriotic and Union 1ovin35 neonIe nrenarrd h
nrcrfn1 4heir Whnie dutr Is e1s ~ opsd the;r
eounfry. Unfon men therefore shnnId not he.itate
tn in3icote nsin,1 ~, ~ t9th fnat -
and tha moFe nnmerons 1he crnWS -, Iiatsnsps ~
hettrr lar onr csnse snu The snTer sre 30 ~ All
riumpS Trua Is miahty M and must plexe f. nnai
IN. s1e IT, 20 me nnon ea
has not eny onr oxn ienas IL oa9 assa @
thought pi opsr to be present.. The latter heard a
pumreI 9l poiccnl truth that they ase not In the
THE srEEcnEs.
Gov. Morton opened tho ii, cusston In an excel
Lent speech Of one hour, delivered ~ bis own pc.
@ent eau Be issIned rom the 1er7 iai syzopsis Of
us Sout4 reno p a ~
htaE. tne po1nts ne maae " Wese wei pat, and
hearers. Ills aeienee Q! nis adminsstsat1op, and
ths measures ne ~ VS. eompellsd TO adopt to saye
tns es. ana lar 81 e
Wedt esdsy, and at South Bend on Thursday, Vas
complete a9d ever" helminR: ne defined his post
9n se var aas
ss sss Ts sy sSe @ t. eS sa7s
p'S % e. Il T she s
Va II any eyentt Thsss, were plain, questions.
ps1be ot s sela aDswsd without
ing his attacks upon the administration q Gov
esnor Morton. and sad that his course as Exec l.
tive OF the state Of Indians had been distinguish
ed BY nsurpati9n and contempt OF Its CONSTITUTION
and tie hWs. As said tnst II be should be elected
Governor, no snch Executive misconduct should
distinauteh his admln ni.ttation. II the people de-
sired to prrpe1uaie In the State the contempt Of
iaR iR aao continue tndstntteIy the one man power,
1nfy y9.G %9"ia "a y9,e h iof aoyernor Morton: t
nde n nv snG,to]stfar n esct hsf rn1n. thee
~ sdViscd tha F1rannrer nn ~ the f.tinre ~ tha
Iegislature to psss the appfopnat,on bii,s in 1881
r. 1.Ra me nnpev necessnnv r. rsrrv an fha go
epnms1s ant NJ tRe E;nkiny Frnd ~ Thfs !. nj
true lie ioined lie other Btate t3ff.cer. IN ~.
c1r, md :tnr - NE Tea.nrar ~ taE ,hs
out Of The Tfeasnlv. without appEopriation. @ I and
~ M rsh tn tfn Mr Mcnonasd intn.iice 1no.
W ny nat ] H.; ~ ~; ~ naabs ~ - .a.
s1ne * es ~ sne rs ~ nn aas aue
as q .;ac'n a,si,e5aK " sne 1,
i snonnaeo N ; glHhes's th gsnerah!les ~ anu osant
sna"eo tnas tnsy "ets eumpossa ~ suca stan
a. dreams ars made o. anq nnasr his ttenshant
~ noTs .y shr3 ~ anu as'ea a""y
upon tao WY aaes11oo, ~. ne. .h Pos
tlon Vas not improved Walt Hom tnat OF me
preeeding dat. IL Was atoeetner non.Gommltsa; /:
Woulo aet5 M aoY mah upon ne eTouna 70 say