, 1864-10-07

81 tie VA; not . einsle bose had been ieit
e bleach u ss the e: ~ bit bad been
e., a, e. ss,s !. z Abolition 5,es0p ss4 i. Bs
theAmtrican people are not fighting to free tbs
the7 You'd have too much sease to lei tie in,ttn.
ton OF rlave.J grow Up Acatn. For two yens the
e M sss
| proclamation, which should never be ret1actsd.
| Tbs rebels had drawn this H.r upoa u By besl4-
| question: bnt VIC have taken it La hand now, and
!et The wa!es o. no AuaIt1e join with those Of che
pst1fc IL the pratses Of libestyso that on all pra
Of this cottaent there ehali not be eIAve lef.
There wss no need Of cessation OF ho.lillr,es ex.
celt On The aebe1 ride; int wouId be sn eseetu.l
| telm'oanon OF zoe var. Why they had magnsd-
| non. ne.s Rleamosd. E.ch soiiier there
cs'rled apoInted argument, snd Grant vas urging
Tesht wese on1y 1eensa
would appfeclnte. They were forclbe, and would he
vt1fly b:iietcd, be. speedily cfrctual in bringing
ebent an s1miesice With Won never sgala be
brosen ~ the elang Of arms. the bloody crash OF
Mar.
Our nag went to Atlanta, il went under no
eDy barpstn. He felt proud tust George .: Nc.
c;t.la9 did not t.ke If the'e. Tue su1diefa Of
tn uh o1an. asa Illinois tSoe ~ II 1n ana aa1 &c
Eat; ta;l On Tarrarut untt The rebellion saal! be
anthsd. The DemoctacI may 4 enoa: @ aoulsuoa,
but tbs tbei.ion will bsir1ved into the las, ditch,
q On tie 1op Of il will % .hroG1.he modern
Dsmoc1atie party Thcn hi:h 9p. feii9n .a o. oss,.
famous tr1nity-eayfrI, eeceeeioo and modern De-
moc1scs can neser that 1t can never
q hS ;bea bssa ss7 t ssa
care rot 10 trante1ess the hRhts Of q p.tsiot in
order to put down the rebellion. You nuat act
was made 1or the purpose Of clo.er Unicn. and
in order to Obtain that Union, Ne must use eyerY
mea9s IN cur power. II any man cannot 1ndei-
soea @ saes psncs bs 0e wes RfA&f5 ao. H1s sas,.,a
Lseolr, bacause be was in favor Of arbitrary ar.
carss be exb,tra1iiy arrested Tho Legislature Of
Maryland. After tic battle Of Malvern Hills, in
which The rebels Here whipped and compelled to
and croered the army OF the United y ;atea to re-
napde1s...>Tbe Deaocfaty condemn Mr. Lincoln
CIe1!An 1or Going the eame thing. McCle4n il
Eoou man to gig, and oaghs to be made Chief Of
she digger lhd.>ns II he be not elected Psesdeat.
were trrmps. no man on eaEth could take trlcE.
But inst Il Ok at Mars on a ram. and Pendleton
bringing up ths rear ~ w1th .;,ha hmasket-pescs sad
1.-THE Union men fall In this election, tue future
Liberty OF our country has departed forever. II
Is : just God who stn pnn,sh r.scality, ther in
dlvldua1 or national, aud we are 1ow goirg through
1t. but II 1ail in this election our pun1ehment
The sou Of Ills rrpub;e. Vi ae soine through 10
Red Sea Of this rcb lioD, and the and
modern Democsscs who are trying to folio =, viii
he swallowed up IN the vortex OF public opinion.
sas IN 5 ss 'ss ssa s C. prs e Rs s%: 1
the angel OF fope. who potnts to IN enhshtenca m
ard resencsated PEOPLE; The light Of llestty Tilt
1ad's'e se isse q the bak a. TSl as shs wn5s
asi Id rs rs 81 81 tssnps q peE oss aIsP's R
be the next Governor Of nlnuis, Deacon Bross
BE- Be- The % next President, and Andrew ~ johnson ] he
VI What ehsnce has Geo. j: Mcclellan, none, WIN
Eli esisela1s ' tosfeacsste @ M Vietosy. criss Of mol
aas ,'a sd hsns %sno sas
has cent @o,0co soldiers to The ned! VIII
sue DO i, ~! Illinois m 60 stds BY s!9e Win
and Vermont. And when the electric wires slato
that abraham Lreo1a hss been elected, tue rebel
VII Be 5 uo? bsy sy @ vii abs ID ,es SSp
'hs ns1 evening" f q 'ss esai 81 q
Iowa lsSsn'' I'D all the l9ya statesto
1htr may be-ei.tine, By the c.np n5cs at
vcuac, engaged In the ordinary duties of camp,
e &c s ss
ard called upon the people to do so. This they
Chez che 1ensS lens lie @ ar: he eoaruded b. ssns :he
audience gtse three cheers fsr the ladies' OF tie
Notthwe=1; ho have acted the part OF minlescring
hsfhs in ffbe hosp!ia Taesa Yea siso given Win
hcsrty good viii. afteE which The spesker re ired
The acdress Of Mr.. Insersoll vas one OF the most
Il nbt N eed IL lrreaisrble loeic and uneonuover
tible sreument, wti,e Eein OF sarcastic wit rsn
tbronQh tho whole, which Kept the audience ia 90
report car. Do 1t ta..lce. It wasa speech which
every man IN tr,s country would have proated By,
Whatever his corvictloEs or belief as rttlied
All Aiter sbe bsnd had played ;. The Battle CRY o
FItsao% NJ IsylG e 81 PM, aiIn "a 1a
Pssn asy Ss ey neeia saa sas
t great 4ss ' Satue Of Union and Nsery. ichseFe.
belahs@gt,c belahs@gt 1lpeap l5u.}}e. .}}e.= lffaaradad{,u -
opposte Ry az of q ne ne shl
pnusnal freecon The world Is now lookln. on
sRd eye5 % 31,ea 70 aem fa', eaon I
behtard In the Tery dungeons Of the tyrant. Ko.
eath and Gsrtba|oi will catch the elofions losplra
oI tyranny, ard the whole world catching to
genus Of american liberty withstand fort elori
Gus aed bright, as il came from the hsuds Of 1T
'D lie isrd pl.5ea The stsr spsnsled Bsuner,'
after which Sir Smart, of Michigan, WAS intro
J onced, j1e spoke at come length on the pe.c
only peace makers we're the cannon Of Graut, Shet
man. Sheridan. and FarrAgut, and the only ws,
10 obtain m honorable petce Was to fight for 1t
He eloeed bis address with very happy e.nlI!e
which re51eserted the 'peaea party" Of th-s
days as beng somewhat similar to the man wo
Undertook to prevent husband from beAting nj
| wife both psrties turned upon him and = IRE
FIGHT en+ued, In which al were naoly handled. AM
. | mere damaged than they ~ou'd haro been had no
! the third tnulvtdu9 Il lntsrfcred. ..
The band then played - Hail Columbia" ntte
VIII ch Long John y WAS loudly called for, but,
: he failed 10 appear, the meeting was adjourned.