, 1864-02-03
ApATH1oTIc PARTYa

WEDNESDAY, rEBRuARYs, 1884
ApATH1oTIC PARTYa
The following whcreases and resolutions
were offered by a Copperhead member OF the
Council and ndadopted-somc Republican mem
bers voting for them:
Wu1uxAs. Tho National Denos1a:is Com Go, snsnfo
n. rcctnt session IN the city o! Nov ~ - .sr,e 10
mopsly decided to hold (snd Ssde1, ana, Demo:ratic
Ss hea feeo5alngs nc 81 f. Juiy l. b. 1861 at the
city OF ch!caS1; A. aae M.,or apd Common Gonnsn Of
MAEa;k - ~ ~ sienijf their npprobato 3! Inc
ms ca M conni;ec rcfrrsd TO- ann .anm ar
fsn ca.ior r. ii he assembling. 81 31 1n9 ias 81 he
grsat, cd nst1 Ga!,sS:b 1sy: i eth # therefore
aG5"l A1a.sT That VIC return our sh1nEe 70 tne Me-
tona fs 1sss II eet{ns 80 o i,s
sforcssia, and will en1cnvor. ~ extenost st.iit ~ ~
dtccacs who may be assembled the hoeR1tat,y M %
iLe city to Testify tas pleasure WILL WILL W. '"
aIi,xd That conintttec Of eeyen be appoint,
I'd 10 coaeist oi tho ayor sad coaptroasi Sn9
vs cnbo1s Q! taif conne 70 70 " ct1 Il eoajune
lion with such other comnnce ~ mnf n 81
and naIing the necessaly arrangements '0' e'
Coureuttop. .,x.-,,
WAy should the hospitality OF The Guy
hr extended to such a conyocation! 1nefc
:, :, a n,ecedept for It. When the Ncpnnneaa
Ea,;ora1 Committee selected Chicago Us the
,,,occ IN which to hold their Convention, IN
1s0o, the City Council passed no reso'unon'
extending tho hospitality OF the city 10 tne
delegates Of that body. The Conncil WIS
then Republican, as II would be NOW " 1AS
,,opular viii were respected Whit SOIL "
tslogpItality" is It proposed to extend 70 1ne
aelcrnteaP Docs the Council intend 70
make an appropriation to pay their ~h's1s
ar tavern bills? Is Il going to mfe Mi .ns
hoc1,s IN town to show them over the CITY!
1s tbcrc to be procession of welcome, win
the Mayor, Comptroller and Eve Inenanefs
or the Counclr' at It's head, to 60 forth and
cscort them into the city, Or is The tender
or ,,ospjtality to be construed in PlckWlc6~
ian senscs The resolutions cay that com
m;ttec of seven arc "to make necessary ar
7,neomcnta for said Convention" Does thls
r,cau that the City Council shall provide
hall aA the city'a expense for the Coppc1head
convcntions Tint would scem to be the
pnrpo1t Of tho language OF the resolution
The committee is not only 10 act in tue :" re.
ceptiou," but in the "accommoda..on' o.
tie delegates, which looks to biitetne tne
delegates In the hotels at the expense OF the
CITY. Perhaps tlis also is 10 be construed ID
Pickwickiau manncr ...
THO second whereas, in giving n reason for
cxtcnaiuc the "nospitalitlcs OF the city, to
the Corrcrhead Convention, asserts down
r;cl, Untruth in rpeaking of the Organization
that sends the delegates hither as "a great
and patriotic party" 1t may be "greaf
p,rt~. pu, II It were . :" utriote party on
i,c,oy.d country would not now he drcnchct
in fratriciaal blood. Some 1sdcmocrats ar
nstriotic; as a party they can Icy claim to II
such horor. Every State that seeded va
Under democratic control ut the time. Ever.
|, ado, in the rebellion called himself "dc
r.oc,ai " The rsSty is patriotic In spots
I'm, il rotten and traitorous to an awfnl ez
lent: and that is the reason why SO man
aernocrets have abandoned It.
~ ,.c,nocro,,c ,,arty has plunged the n:
,.,,n f,to c,v;1 wor to foster. build up an
.s>.,,..,,eto = slave o,;care1,y whose ambitic
1s ot ~ eat;sf,ca witt, anrt,,3nr short
e'm4 Nv ~, w .,a.se,,, .,a +ra,,,,,nr n,on I,
lI1nts wv ' =. :. .i,a boost
raaWs u 1Ett'a' ..1' e.s or,,, T., .
Inc parry '"a. ~ 80 '. .a,ror
the e'htes. Ats es.1ei e'A sre ~ 49, - =,
sa,,.horn @ 1,snr haa lorted il over the Mort
~, o;,r nnd f1ictated the policy and p,.
forrn ofibr whole narty. To-day the "dc,
sn..,,a,, - s.otcs an1 t,cv alone. a,c
oa,1,,:a, sa,,nst +l,cir ,-nrernment T
aan;cs N ~ f,e1d f,o,,t;n. ara;nst the Uni
Nss 49, .7a,ost o<c11s;T..1v bv s< den
a.s..,, ~ 49, +ha ranlr and f,1e who vo.uutec.
a 800 ,,o+ scnscr;n+ea ca1, themscl,
..sa.'aa,n+e na y The 3cscrtrrs and re,uct.
,on.o.;n+s oro nc.rv all members of
old Natlon1 Wing party winch, M
and Soutb wos onnosed to secession q
rchc,1,on The rebellion was commenced
der fhe auspicea and patronage Of the ]
icmocrat;cn administration, which ii,
and nbet4ed it's fnciuient stages until 1t ,
r,nc for oct,on
THc or,v Staten that seeded are st Dc,
cratic - and the intensity of their treaso,
IN cxact 1,ronortton to The uuanimity Of Il
udemncracrn All Northern democrats
MT svmnathfse with the rebels, but It
notoriops fact tint NIL rebel sympathiser