, 1864-11-11
GRAND UNION CELEBRATION.
Or ELECTIONS RATIFIED-MAS. MEET
ING BRYAN HlIL LAST EVENING.
Short and Stirring Addrcsscs-Tbcushts Of
Home Men-The Gprernn.nt M1st
be Sustained, and pcaee
Conquered.

Home Men-The Government MGst
be Sustaibtd, and Pcaee
ConqHered.
TIE election Ia over. and the great hesrt OF the
people beats ipustsely and joJtal a: the th ought
Of the result The long var at the Ea1th Is c,oead
and the rebels In the South viii no y rsceiya thu
undivided attention Of loyal men. The nson]e
showed last TFesday that they 1ntepd 10 stand by
the 9qFfEfpent, and they Will 20 it.
Verbal assurances OF this iatention are nt eali,
reeded; actions speak londer than words; yrt ont
od the Abundance Of the heart the mouth speaketh
ana al over cur land, Tow redeemed from the
bhght1nR breath Of coppetheadisn, as It will soon
oe swept cleas OF al traces Of the rebellion, foata
forth the joyful forg Of Victory, and With 1t the
assurance that tie people in placing Mr. Lincoln
81 g. ose n 3nr tns eha heartily approve
W11l staDd BY hlm to the last m4n and TIE is.t doi
lAE; eh9nld that be needed to bring about tie re.
thie week received blow greater tsn Tia:
by The fall OF Vfcksburg OF Aslanta, their honea
bated on Coppernt I'D triumph IN thc North ~
scatterec to the winds OF heaven. ~1e
Lat evening the loyal people Of cbica-o A..
ffmh'ed m Brysn Haf to hear The peSs md a. rs-
3''se ovss It To say they ed the hall woald b.
nhch ttropged The hail, Tie PASSAGE. Ia fnGs fna
1pg en1rance impossible, returned homeEsrdt a
disappointed tn not being able 10 bear their part
in the general testimonial Of gadnsss st tbe r.
suit Of the election. The mee,lDr WA ~ ~
most erthueiaslc description, and tesra nf inv inv
sc1eo down l the cseeks Of many prominent citi.
AID the recital Of the clad ti1nes OF ioy fn Iii th
American people. 4 great number Of isdIee wars
pfhent: ~ Thses amer cheerzesounded through the
opudlnf III the TtrT Wslla themselves seemed to
IhronR. ''~ 'eoeAAAteA
John l. H.noock, Eaq President of the Lincoln
said the tetius was called to celebrate Our es.
ears nom those who sought to destroy u.s. Jsf.
Gayis = sa!d M ths S rebel armies had created pesce
--p1aged cut. There will be 70 more pescs mr..
tte. nnd under the administration Of Abrshsm
tancon @ IF four Years longer. the var viii speedily
will nt honorable to al. Chicago has been sta ID.
Ing oyer volcet Q, but owing 10 the eours.e and
Clergy Of Col Sweet, It has gone up also. Mr.
Hstctck here read uispatch stat.Eg ths. New
York bcd gone I've 70 ten thousand in faver OF
Lincoln and Fenton. he then introduced Hon.
IN: AEolo, 70. who waf received with .ona app!sute:
that al over The land, wherever there js a loyal
heart, yoice asoe1de to heaven In tasnks for the
srsst yict1F jost a:nisTed On eys1y ballot was
r., no salon Of hostl1ttes." Whenever th4 In.
teigence shau be rece!yed Ia the army either with
thank God that the people Of tie Norta have STOOD
by them-is wall nelse theie arm for the tna| con
mt witch shall br11g ench = peace IS vii do
AAd3 WALL Hdl AUEtfCl 1nG American Doodle have
given III nifcact verdict. They ssy b. thc sreat
victory "cn1eed be htm who calls for peace With
oct UIior; Cursed be hlm who demtnds peace
old Abe 6nlsh tie job he bas undertakea.'' They They
PEELED 70 eubmit ;" The speaker fe!t Indignant that
ttChicako platform He told the people Ia Ohio,
Michigan and P,nuey!vsnia that the people wop'd
wipe it ont, snd ttey nave done It. He trasted
toro, eut he kisbnood Clifton To1sqVaii.apos H pis
ham platform. II hue BEEN repntlated by Ca1caxc
11; fs 11e e. Nssst
From the ,ime th treasonable epesches xe:a usher.
forth, never has there been tuch an upsI.inx OF
snns T6s ea1res 1Ss
mttuEderEtood the Americas peEp!e. They thought
hat they co1ld carry the election thiouga the
something higher in the he1yts Of the Ame1,csn
peope-onr conntry The people ans,ain the
eoe,se of the Asm,nis:rsdon aad VII 70: CEASE
Rrias. IL March, 1851, before Aoe'a election.
to rec 1be iDaucur =, OF Abraham Lincoia, snd the
Johnton reply t. Lane Of oeeeon. who h4d INSIDE
dent. JohI.on replied to Lane, and sid. pointicg
10 = II OF q the c9nepirators, ~ we're Pfesi
gent q the u itea States would arrest all Of yoa
would hang every one Of you, II couyietei.''
That man il TO take The Prea1dency Of the Ssnste
The time Of peace approaches and IN = few
apence that ehall be based on the solu:e crush.
tpp r1t Of lhe Teoels-s peace that will restore tie
Union Nth e1nsgy, wiped out-and whrn such
iSe srsnd fn:ure Of Ibis Kspubl of oars; Wnen nen
there thall be tettled people perfectly homngene-
onsi Eben liberty sh4l! prevail! throughout. We
will all feel that the eAcrice. made have not been
made in vain. One Of the greatest steps wards
this consunmat,on was accomplished on Tnesdsy
tLond aDd prolonged applause' during which Mr.
Mueio-" stsr srAne. cd B4ore..''
Hon Vim. Broff, L,eutensnt Governor elect,
rlaute. He SD he stood oefoie the sndisnce =
pssfooi6ed joke, for when hts noml1stton WAS
1elteraphsd 10 the TINES that jonEosl tte.ted i as
asy one Of u. ea oonpaSsd e's gih tSs a1s srsas
sss*s ss e. T. t. I c.
ofthis redeemee city, to be citizen Of this State,
is IT. honor enoash tor any nan Looking wnen
1hitso peope tbe se Ell ost 111 ever the
country 1tom fhe Atlantic to The Pacide. Those
msn Who made the platform IN the interest lag
trump. though as iong as ths Mlssiss,api, can,
names With those of Jndat 1scatr,ot, Aaron Barr,
In few weeks Sherman will be At The back door
Of Charleston. In few weeks Grant will be
knock1ng at the doors Of Richmond, aud then the
rebellion will be c1uehed, and the ee1ius Of Moer
from the Atlantic to The Pacific, and Iom ths Gdii
to the 1ae.s. 'Loud SD continued cheers
was neat intloduced, and said the meeting re-
minded him Of story: oace on time farmer
OWED ane t9ek Of steep, bat An unrnl7 dog
apd after hay1ne Killed it, commenced beating It.
Biz neighbcrs wanted to know why re did it? he
!sphed, lang The Cog. only want to teach II
mt@tire il something like beating the dead dog
telling the Democratic party that there il pun
This 10 Gods war, not Abraham Lincoln. or
Gen. McCltllan's. and when 1t Is over MT e1tgle
slave will be held in bondage in this county.
Ee 1e1st thank God for victory. and condemn The
crl Sweet, the man Who killed ths to7-vas
next introduced, amid cheers three tunes three,
boring under a severe coId, be- could sot , maFe r.
Euc6 epeech, but new rtheie4s be would try. He
cane here to celebrate along With ne people. We
the American aag viii be maintained. We
hive been victorious IN ,he elsc.
trfa,ea t,gn tn1 -Four eur, ysa.s sso xhen he
knows only losal men sud tralsoIs While We re-
s!ee, I'd President, and ne nnst :r..aiu HIN. We
he mnst not dtal With the rebellion with so.e
water Or ron bands. + necessary he must not
tI'at. mn or money. BE must be backed By the |
ptop!e IN us1ng all meaI8 TO suporess the rebel
hon. He nnst root ont every yestise Of treachery
n n he So!t,arn states; The people |
on Il he Country e E no al ses ooe oss ,ss
The elemense which wonld take this Slate o1s or I
the untSn Y ~ aIe strong. BE {the epeaker) knew it,
him, be woud do his utmost to crush out treasoa !
here. II Mr. Lincoln xi use the army to crush |
ont th. rebellion 10 the South and In the North,
then w.thin Y months will come peace. [Loud |
and prolonged applauteI
Mutic By The bind.
, Hon. E. c. Larntd, United States District At
torney. was Iext introduced, and sad, the people
might veil come together to-b,eas. All through
the rebel Confeoeracy. and through the Eorth. was
the esy,. "snyhooy bat Litco1n,H bas froa. Maine
eo,p" was Vel said hat III @ %eclssn s1' cold a,h
not take Rtchmend ~lth Washington a. hi. base,
haze" W. bsve nov dIne With acclelisn foreye1. @
He hhB retirned. History will pronounce the sth
Soss~beF "s,a ,sn oae of p greatest days in H.
~ -. ihs e9!y ,ns f.. hs
q 19e On oa as
paper deposi,ed Oh Tuerdsy. i1st. No frr1nder
"a Ss,ss sctn hs people
civil var Wa. raging throughout her bordets. I
ryfret Tan had The 1fPht to deposit his vose |
has there cen exhibition OF military power al
The ballot boxes. Although th he man who Ia com
C .Ss sssns t6s III sss
LETT, ase 70 rule il republican institutions. On
Tae.ray, Nov. 1850, Ab1ah IN Lincoln vas elected,
AFTER tse op!e re- eec1 him, saying that the bal OF
bo1 shall reign supreme- The people estiDatetha |
yasne {of the On on and art resolved that It +hall
f'e The great appeal has heen nHde-see the cost |
u tie var. The Piled mp debt. he loss Of l1t-and
The people here answered. We know al! this, but
VT f1iow the yflue ot 4I1r nctonsl LIE. We know
that all we hare Is nhueht the moment ou1 Union
L. dissolved. We h1ve said that We mean the |
UIfon thail be sustained The people have said /
something aoo At al oirsry arrests. This h4s been
tie tutject Of every Democratic epeech, paper and
pamphlet. The people say to Abraham Lincoln, |
We don't complain <1f arbitrary arrests. We want |
son to put doNn rebels IN arms and trAttors At |