, 1864-11-04

Jackeop, two ut the leaders Of Democracy, would
parry; inceed, tnoee men. history proves, would
be more radical IN their sentiments than Mr. Lin
coin, Or aIy OF The lea0tue Rspublicans Of to-day
and they eeem 70 suppose that becsu-e they label
tbttr titkets With the name Democracy. that the
INK ard h1e VII: rally ron1a their standard ant
the time IL coming when there mon viii sec
how Woefn&ly they have BIZ mistaken, as many
Mcclellan voter hes discovered that the g1ud old
pies which vii tad the nation into destruction and
ausrcby. The speaker continued bE earnestly urk-
i1e al BIS hearers to supp r the right. Ia sfser
be lid hart. robbed Of Ill surroundings, shame will
nsrt!e the hrows Of those wbose vote was cast on
,hss site OF rebellion and pseu4o Democracy.
dealt to al oppoeere OF the Administration. free
dom Will uinmph, and rebellion aod despotlsm
vi he eTnthe9 and wisneree, never % l1ft ita
pnDy vc1ce Of opposition aEaln. Remembering
lie Vast tekuts involved in inc Present Atrng tle
ever3 mAu must labor without cessins, TO .ln the
ssc1a Of ne nh The bboys i9 The fed e
sacrificing to- freedom and for Ihe Union
the b}etstnes which coca government can
tes.ow. Remembering this TACT we at hope mutt
let nothlrE be conriderea too sFduou4 to carry the
ection OF the representatives, Of Union and free
dom: un!ess every n4an works for the right nn-
ecssarey he Il traitor, aud deserves nothing bat
tie nnlyerr.l CONTEMPT Of every lover OF liberty in
11AG PREBESTAT1oS.
The proceedings for the afternoon we're terni-
hated hy the presentation uf hsudenme "star
spanrled bs0ncr' to the town which had forward
tnccessfai township was Warren, Lake county,
from hich delegates reported to the nuurer Of
a5a The presentation was made IN an appropriate
aeenos,sarsd by nr anes Sotsn Gu on be
bali Of the committee fecm Warren.
COURT HOUSE sQuARE-wEsr SIDE.
Secondln the order OF time, large number Of
unionloving men gathered on the west side OF the
I Court House. The meeting was here very eathu-
siastie. 1t was called to order By c. II. uawleg,
Wat appointed Chairman.
Col Hancock, n taking tie chair, congratulated
The apdienAe upon the favorable auspices under
onr banners, - It will cer.ai1ty do on Tuesday
next He then introduced
trg al this .tand. Hon. John Went worth our can
did.e for Congrtes, ~ns the LIST speaker, aud de-
live1ed one oi hft characteristic addresses soeak-
tcztp. Mr, Went~orth sa,d Mr. Mccormick did
not subscribe celt to the scrip tiu his friends
like Governor seEmouf's . fricnds'' in New fork
| we're rep,cte with humorous hits at the Copper
head platform I'D candidates, and especisliy tee
REAPER" ca1didase, for whom MI. Went worth
The Copperbeads have no more hope Of defeat
tre MI. Lincoln than they have OF ctec'iag Nc
Go5nlcs: Dot they are 1abor1ng to defeat Dick
oglesp5 fof Governor, Col. Eastman for State SEN
hopi1e thereby to secure the LEGISLATURE. aud the
full control Of the State, when they viii inaugu-
Orion man TO pay special attention to bic Leci.ls-
tive ticket, and TO do all in his power to defeat
Tile delec1Ah!e Coppethtad plAu.
AT the canclpsion OF Mr. WcnLwurthas remarks,
the meeting adjourned.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
Owing IN the 3nr1emencv oy 1he reAfhpr
tie meet1ng which convened at the north
eide OF The Court HOUSE, adjourned to the Nitro.
politan Hall. which, In very few mslutes after
the Grtat Western Light Guard Band st1uck up.
~as comfortably dlled The mo5t remarkable
ffature in the audtet &c the So young and bean
uful ladies from Evanston, each wearing the M
t1onal colors. They were loudly che cred On Their
entrance Ito the Hall.
HON ELLIOTT ANTHONY.
Dr. S. C. Blake TOOK the Chair, and In few an
przp.iate words introduced Hon. Elliott Anthony,
hau spbslded Mr. Anthony ea,d:
Four ysars ago Presidential election took
eaps,,ufiona1s @ e7es.sd o. tie ne4s HI dsg f.
South Car.lsna Lesisla.ure said It was the
duty Of the pscp,e to secede. The officers
15lh Of December The State passed the ordinance
OF secession. When tns question ufsecesston was
dtba.eo IN the Georgia Legfsl.ture A. H. stephene
u
ceda. For ersat uumbef OF s..srs the South held
her depends the perpetuity Of The Union. &c need
not 60 Into IN Argument 10 prove that every Amer.
ican citizen ought u enstatn the 9overum en- The
Democratic platform made at the Convention htId
in THE city, declared the wss failure, and recon-.
The Union Candidates foz State and county Offices
nre good men ana tsue, and IT the duty Ut every
Il m 10 See that lhsy will be elected.
The Band PERFORMED the "Star Epareled Bau-
ner - in Ctpttal +tsle.
HoH. v. c. oooDuUE.
Hop. y. G. Gncdhue. Of Peoria, WIS next intro.
ducet, and eatd that o F. Lfneel bad 1nsde a
In1on party was the lying sud sealing party, the
blood arc thunder party and the 20 t, h.! party.
1he elections IL IN lnaiana; oh,o, snd Prnn,sissnla
parry wakes up Il Viii od thai The Union party Is
ihe ttna to h-llp.zsy. tcbeers,) The reeponsl-
Stephens said In Georpia that the South
Lad no cause for secession The Eurth Eever
Rsye aty p!orocstinu. Hf propheeied the dreadful
caIa1nt'ies that secession would esuse, End his
prop heetee have been fulfilled TO the very letter.
lie 1.-THE fpeaker) fet proud th.. he had II aud out
Of Conetees. n!a,p,2tIed The views of Henry City
In relation 10 the slavery question The Demo rats
Esy that the Republican might have prevented the
war: They might have done 30 II they would hare
let The South alone, permit them to eetze forts
AID take POSSESSION or our mfntB and areenals The
lesdcIe Of tLe Demec cracy turned deaf ear 70 the
wartirgr Of ~as:ircton, and, inrtead, induced ,he
people TO heieye 1has the election Of an opposition
caxdlnate would me the people 1ato civil war.
2 his IL not all. Af,tr The election OF Abranam
Lincoln the Democratic party renou-csd
6outh to peIscyer6 IN iheir rintaUy. JAmes Buchtu-
ar, the 1htn Demccra:ic Prcai1ent, after seren
the n ns
Vas power Ii the Government to put down the
rebellion. consequently the ansplcou. moment for
psl9 I'D To-. Ts + @
n. IN this var before they attempt to eha1ce the
1ens!aon On he Republican party. The Democra'
e sq @
i:t9ea the Era1e,pation Proclamation. They
ano divide the people Of the North. Thi. IL IN
q measure. correct But The watchword OF
ns Tse
Emancipation Proclamation would divide tie
people q ths NoEth aud in order to fu'dlI tbs prs
vide The country. Tbs Democracy ia the Merican
War Was for our country right Of wrong. Today
!Lis principle tas be.n aba. .doned We are not
sss Ss eoea Tor Cd Rigpa %ses1o, eTs
hat BEEN ao.sdoned by tbe o D.no.
e,s,ic party: Wh.re is The man wso has not wept
and mtrgie with those Who nov eIcco In their
pssrow cell We are all longing 10. pea5e. nos in
. tone Of fdefpondeucy, but wito tbs firm rcsoln
us by the fathers Of the revolution. we lie eogn
in Ceapatr the waves Of revolution viii bnry a.
fo!ereI. We have almost rucceeded in giving tue
rebellion ts death blow. and Il We only psrsevere,
the dsy is not far Of when seccssion
and revolution will be etfaced from this couatry
forever. Welfare gaioed 1hs Mississippi. and II is
Tree from the preeelce Of al armed treason excee.
rovi1R bards ot cueri}las. We have plAuted the
stars and Stripes on ccuntlessttorts which the reh
els had erected in the highest tyle Of military art
Let ue be une to ourselves. Let US be true to our
country, and ~ very thort tims peace will emtle
over reunited country. Let ps swear by ali tbs.
Is good and great trat will not retrest either
the field or at the ballot box, and the heroes OF lib
trty ard mankind will Nse forever. LIQUID ap-
p!auEe.]
D. D. DHscoLL.
D. D. Driscc1l, Esq, was next introduced. aos
ssid lie proIoaed to ir1k little about the ceEt'e-
man frtm N Virgtsf IL, better known - aecortnck'e =
reaper, whom :. Long John " fs going to thrash.
People talk all over town about tina patriotism "f
this. gentle man, hecau.e hetcok $50 900 worth OF
Cook county scrip, and hence he ought to go to
Congress. bid be take tbs scrip to put the SOL
diers IN the 1eld1 MOL He said before the Ch:cs-
70 Convention, tl,at the ought TO stop, and We
sbould "leAye our Southern brethren a1one." 1t
wrs rot for tie purpose OF putting down the re-
bellinn he took tie scrip. II IL only to secure the