, 1864-09-18

w.saeuroes M.lo.t41!!.. :. S, s, Il Il ''o'4''
This msjotity, | take 1t, tbs copperhea,s
2axe NO lops of sovcrcoming.s II wtit be
not .s.S SSguplto' sr;a' Of Jogr correspondent does
fesson that. theT, made domination at III
may be 1onbd in the fact chat tae Il De'
m9cfac5" think it y point gained II thew can
OILY &tep Up As.+ party o,pant.dtior, md +,
e.cote u. FMS end they vote regularly, even
only wonder is that they could lind a m.n.
Wiling 80 acceps the domination, and fbe
Certainty Of defeat. Two yeara avo. thsv
e1ound ~ such msn In the person OF Hon. 4
=. sta,es. OF Dixon aud the same centlaman
!nfned up again at Freeport dsy bsfore yes.
naff.t - a. cen was ahs successiul canaidste -
mr.. STILES IL pleasant gentleman. ani-an
e1eeuflt Judge Of good lving-aualifics..
lions Bato manifest Shy tho f4cf thst he TO-
nored the inns Of theclty Of Ffeeport rnn IS
the interest OF his Own political fftenda. and
took NJ ma abode during his aojourn here
In tue Preston Houee, kept by thoee hisrE
Abolition.ats,r 2 the Messra Corbtn. He r. a
man Of cpLsidsrable ability, the owner Of a
DALE at Dixon, another at Morrison. and a
oesIef IN wheat and produce gener.liv.
einGe M ths VET for the suppression Of thte r..
oe!ilon, he has increased tils gains ycrV con.
ioep, tioe M tSaa anq u he chooses 20 spood poe-
hAftNt
that old var horse, .WsAhhnroe. no one can
/ foss.hl3 object. He stands about. the anne
Chance Ut succeeding In bis amhitfons ~
aeavofs as be does OF being eWs1lov wed m
%o.n1re 1y nh eaithquake this bright September
"A rHzlE.: AZ ~:
presume your Anror8 Correspondents
baVe told you of the vieit to that bnRr citv
Of hon ]: @. Robinson, the Copo9r6ead
canoaoate for Euhelnatorlal honors, He was
aoVeftlsed 10 leak in The Public Sonarn in
tne afternoon, aud although band in a
.wsgon contalt ing upon It's sides the an.
nnt,iicer .nt .9s, tnat ave Coppsrhead would be
charge, pa1aded the streets for three mortal
honIs, It "ss found when the Gtstinpuished
e ouc1.an appeared upon the etou9d thst
m re had not over two hundred listeners. two.
tnitae. at least, :of-whom were Union men
s,rn,n, wru 1T 1a anso 5nss 70 SEQ how the plzen
etances5 and because one of the chief faole-
men Jocoee!y remarked. ssthe crowd was 90
numerous that few cou1d hear the snr sker,a
voice, It was decided to adjourn to the
conft HOUSE. Well, the two hundred lts-
sos Pn3as Ptnn3a yna 39r s1 hour to one OF Robin.
scattered; Before Adjournment, anticlpatioe M
q larger tnfuE Of Copperhead, nfter niohtss
1sl!, lfe{ decided to roaseembIe again n Thc
fnblic Square In Intervening. Robinson vas va
. On ~ aana At me proper hour, surrounded BY a
trn ny s,aa. gna.o 1f MY Or tixty of his more
men. .; "~AS on'"n
Rooineon discussed ff7ft, the platform ana
I enoTtd that tTss compendlnu Of ali tte
carried INTO sction, 10 iesd t6s t6s1h,se naE,es
back to ptace, and tndow it with ali the ID.
dftion. WA
:, Warming with the occasion, he turned to
the nominee Of the Chicago Convention. and
recoun;cd bis claims for the hearty eupoort
or the American people in this terrible cfIsls
Of our countTy's history. He spoke al ihe
recorded opposition Of General Mcclellan to
the Infamous policies Of the adminiatration
eonascstioa oi lehe, ss7ests
'dtaft," !" farming Of slaves Of rebei wners."
'Jfeedom to the sllSes ot-rebels - and Ro m
and then asked, sis not George b. McCle,ian
the exponent Ut true- Democracy ~ ttNoi
MOL" Numbered tho no less Immortal four
hnndfed. hoblnson was non.pluessd at the
tviteut' lack OF sympathy In that cro wd.
and after few more slmflar ou. stIons ao3
answers. lowered his colors and Abandoned
ne asld, attsr having spoken just fifteen
minutes by tho watch. With him dennrtcd
the body guard of three-scorc Copperneads.
hoUs1xa UNION MEETING.
The Union men had come to hcar speak-
ine, and tpealiog they determined to nave
70 tney ST about organizing meeting Of
tnnI,e tns,I e~n. T. a chairman Was chosen, and
Icy Of the district, took the ssaud, ardepoke
IN strain OF eloqucrce rarely eauslled far
over an hour, until tho AUDIENCE becama
1atrly wild with excitement Cheers were
Etven TOT the ticket, State and national. for
tuition. and frontca1 cheers for the fnracfon.
Coppe!htad candidate for Governor Of ths
Loyal Stats of Illinois. It was rlor1ons
meeting, and In marked contrast to the In
sienahcant axzle that preceded It. A Union
Maa nun Aurora, who participated In the |
iacts related above, wishes me afIectionatelY
to Invite Hon: J. c. Robinson to speak il
=. THE DRAFT.
: Provost Marshal John Y. Enstace. OF the
70 district has fasued q statement, by towos.
draft in Stephenson county made 10 to to !
Sept 18th. From that statement It appssys "
that the only town in the counts la errses
under ali calls Is Freeport, which has Stand. |
lng TO It's credit, to bca piled On ruturo calls,
loo men. ~, Uhsco las juss filled her quota tq,
Naddams, II; Florence, 50; Loran. a.: jef
terson. s; Erin, l; Kent, 8; -Rldott, Al; Sil. |
yer Cr ek, "a; Rock Rup. IL: Rock Grove
buckeIe, sQ; Harlem. 10; Dacota, IS:
Lancaster, :. Silver Greek is settled aluost
eaclnsiTelY o1 German Copperheads, ana it
hovlinR in that re!ghbo1hood when the draft
comes or f1eeport hasdone Eraud1y, She
has sent $50 men to our armies, audit more
should be necessary, she is ready to send
more what city Of her size can show a |
CLEANER recordr
GERMAN UNION DEMONSTRATIONS.
There was an lmmsnsa Union Gezman
at SSntn
another In Freeport:: this evening, me for
mer did not attend, bus those who were |
there say 1t Was a most enthusiastic affsl1 II
and likely to be productive Of much good to |
onr cause1n that-lat,tude. Gov. Hoffman,, |
M Ma9of ~ sssessnson, and Dr.. Charles Rethle
Ffeepoft know was an imposing one, and !
most enthusiastically conducted. The SANE
speakers were present here IS at Galena, The |
salient points OF their addressed hare al |
ready Indicated to you By Telegraph. -,
:. = POLITICAL. INDICATIONS.
:: The Indications Of radical change Of sen
tioent on the part OF the German Democratic
element sre abundant and. cncoura9inrs
This people arc coming over to the Union |
ranks By scores and hu1dteds, and power |
t9l aRency to this end il the presence md ]
eloquent speaking OF such influential Ger I
@sn, @sIa, - Aessss.. Hoffman, Stevenson and |
- ~--~~F~"$
Hon. J. p. Yard will speak tomorrow r ut
Aendot9, Ia Sale county, and on Monday
gallant Dick Og1e,by viii re-commenc+ tnc
canvass 1t thst tgood old Union Republican
town-1he very sight Of which is 9ood f.,r
honeAt eyes-Ga1eabnlg~ Ron
OUR ARMY IN GEORGIA.
Gen. stoncman,s Raid Upon Mecou.
[Cor1ttpordenee Of the Chicago Trih NAL
ATLANTA, August 30. 1884
Although the primary object OF this raid
failed OF artai1ment, jet. It's secondary pnr.
pose, that Of finteuuptinK. the enem5's lines
OF communications, and destroying their
source ofsupply, was most effectively accom-.
p1ished. Tho following property belon gtng
to the Confederate States, or used By them Ia |
carrying on the war :Nas destroyed BY the
14th Illinois cavalry, and. other Regiments,
comprising Col Capron'a brigade In that e1-
Capt, Samuel Webb, a A. A. G., on Col.
Capron's statE with elghty.cloht men FINN |