, 1864-09-26

tettng Partially. It is no eual, honor to repre.
this great .od Influential dislct In the bisher
snsh ss ase E. q eea na' and as
esssse md q Cook eous
TO tns5 nohs people n NJ ~ si1s va adsa
MANY years, and hoped TO tpend al his yeass-ana
be we1ld diligently and .a,tafnly d:seaat9e, i
elected, the duties Of the Office for which he VAS
True. our enemies have not placed their county
ticket u the feld. But theY have pom1nated their
candidate ior ce6gress-and saea a candidate.
stituiicns ~ q a HIiaois@NecornieE - iS;a Of Lon
don, Enslsndr who removed his tamily
aobsa aaa al es S Ss Tho as
John Wentworth must and will beat badly, Oar
ticket u tompofed Of good tnatt1ia' butIbetses
thar that the people, Whose Ticket ~ H. r. IN tee
hare c]ean sweep in November, Let ali hatchets
be buried. In the interest Of our country, ln the
tnteTear fright principles n he interest Of ous
gethe1 aud prepare 10 give ncrushiDg majority for
our Congregational and County tickets; lie was
Personally acquainted with all the candidates for
you'd oe ! Harmonious delegation, and he gaze
be wsI looked after. And for one-Khtle he
any class~he Tuaid not for:et the mechsnics aud
working men. BE had stood too many touts at
The case In the printing office to do that. tcheers
lie again thanked his friends, and retEed amidst
applause.
MAJOR s1zvxnsoa. =
Major Stevenson, was next introduced amid
lcud applause, AID said he little .dreamt year
tonight stand before Chicago audience. as one Of
the candidates for the Lee e1s1ature. When he
thought Of the duties that will deToive On him. If
be vas not a euppor.er Of Lincoln, but q Stephen
4. Douglas. .ue was proud to vote for him He
followed bis TEACHINGS through lie and 1ecollects
biz last words. That man Ehe will gland. u SOL
(uheera.l Richardson does not stand alone The
Chicago Times came to the rescue. md said
that The soldiers were n1ercensries. The z1mes
con, TOR they reduce 1ts subscribers in the south
tCheert.] :1he, speakez prophessed speedy
capture Of nSse and RshS%Nn
COZ. DANIELS.
Col. Datie,s vas next introduced, and madea
few remarks relative to the .polltlcal status in
Southern Illinois. It looks as h such conaagra-
tion asswept Maine viii sweep through Egypt.
ally Strengthened there where loyalty was waver-
ing. The pra17e8 have taken hre and the fire. Is
sp!eadiEE: The gpe:ker here showed The differ
sre n iavor ot the army sfa Il henorabie psaee
cratic party has no connection with tie srtic1e now
bearing that nsme.> The old Democratic party Is
deed, and tho new one has assnmed the name
determined to get into otice-hss unaae
. platiofm th.t means s;s s,,.,1. both something
j ar Democrat; hut his letter ia about as ambi4.
uous as the plattorm. This il the hour Of tziAi,
ard we must do our duty. Let us be true-as
field. Take advantage Of this moment, when the
enemy ia weak in his knees, and press on then
the victory will be ours. Then wi4{ the rebellion
zee It's last honrp and the Union will be restored,
one md inseparable.
JOHN 4. HELsoS. ~
Mr. John A. Nelson. candidate for Sheriff, was
next introduced, and made a few remarks, 10
which he thanked the citizens for the honor con-
fe1red him, pedring, II elected, to perlofm his
duties conscieniio1sly aud satisfactorily.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.