, 1864-09-24
EROM TAZEWELL COUNTY,
Affects OF the Political Campaign.
fspec.4l Etfrarch to t5e Chicago Tr1pune-l
PEK1S. TA1EWEL1 Co., Sept. g, |
I1A PFa.IA Ef1dAY Senf q

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PEk1S. TAEEwEz1. Co., Sept. e,
VIA PEo-1A, Friday, Sept. g.. {
The Onion meeting to-day at Pek1n, Tazewell.
county, Wns grand ercccse. The people Of this
county nre not oEerly g1yen to- H-tendauce upon
popular meetings; hut this seemed Al exception.
There werc about two thousand persons present,
including hundred Of the zae7ness Copperneads
In al, the region, Tne.s Last heard NOS lew paln
practical t,utha from the speakers.
These were Hnn- s. ". Mouton- -Bnion cand1-
date fer Copgreet from the State at large, and
Hon. Z. C. lpgersol], carcidate for Congress,
from the Filth Congressional District, and the Sc
cesh Equ.rmed undtr their pungent uttezancea nse
turtles with live Goals upon. their hseks Tae
mecllrg 1ah tn such marked contrast, both in re-
erect to numbers and enthusiasm, to that held yen
te.dus under Copperhead auso!ces, and addressed
by Ser ator Richardson, that the most hopeful au-
pu,fee arc entertained u change OF sentiment
and Of majorittes IN Tazewell eountys
sThls numbered a,tD1, a0d EAK full Of life aud
xtai: hat numbered 80, and was As cold and H.
rnbrious as funeral. The Eoppeshuads here
about. are a1a dt.cgu1sSsa because
frrnk as ueus and ialied to set his OWL part with
becoming epirit. The burden Of bis song ~as
u.sQe1-IIeger-nieger.~ l,s argument and the
fron bis Bryan Hall speech, delivered In Chic go
Inst before the Chicago Convention, and already
Published in the TE1DCsE. It was reproduction
The people are on hand today With music and
With banners Is atall :he meetings heretofore held
IN The sta1e Aon: ihs ls'ter ~ one Tit9 ias
noud With his baee at Washington he can't tako
Washington with his ba-e At Rtchuund;" aud
this: Graht snetmsn Sheridan, ard FaHaGsnt, !. Gtas,
f,slots OF Tree fight. We accept the coadItionr..
The mcetlpe was organized By the selection Of
Mai. r. n. Cnliom AZ Pfesleen'. and eighteen Vice
P1ssidentz-ore from each township In the eoan-
'Etoer patriotic scns .eantssl!y rendered BY the
pekln Glee Club, Hon. s. ". Mocnon wae intro
65e,Ssd bs ssopied By Tie cheEo
e1aned ana 'f a eSa h.: 70 Yss
Old Inc JACKSON Democrat. ano-sn ardent admIrer
| II Douctas in 1sG0. Ae was Democrat
Low, The dieuhipn peace democracy OF me pEsa-
msn,es II he fourders Of tie party had t.do,
oEt he declared this falso 2srnapaHfn, .Ineey
party opotcsl ihsr paF19
is i,rSc1iy resnbnsihe Tor the rebellion, ana -.
sponsthle for the war that Il noT devsststin: ths
land: E:then examined from s',ho ~,
question Of 1he risht Of the 6uveEniosn t. eossce
State ard recount I'd thu instances ~ Ma'Gn
right had BEEN exercised He exsMtnca uRleas 81.
tic aruistScs p'a' Of the Chicago pa;toT' aa! 3.
cha.aca tzed the entertainment Of the Ices as aa
rect recognition u the prrteusfons of tne rebels;
In the event of the election o. Mr. Lneole, a. a.
sfxJv dasf. The iast lingering hope OF ihe rebel
No1ib ana South syin Ar, L'ncoln's dsita II
thrn csve tcozchinc review Of Mcclellan ies;e
] OF acceptance and showed that tt VAS not calq N
/ consistent With the platform. but tbconslstao
with ltsen. He .eered briefly I'd the votes 0
Democratic members Of corgze's upon t6e qnes s
non ef coLheea'toD, and characterized them ~ IN
rtapnehtst h!ends Of the 1eoels. BE exasnineI
ttr rtghts Of te1li.erctts IN acenrearee with TIL
laws oi nations, and IN That Aeht justified the e1
IN inert nessnres Of the Administration; He ~
| rnouh6ntl< refnted the caluHuy that tha NOftl
wss fr1rsfivo uron the rights Of the South, an
showed that the whole h'siosy Of The goSernuen
was 1otlinc but history Of compromise AM
GUARANTEES to The South. =
| l.hc GaX nf cQmrrouise. In Els opinion. h!