, 1864-08-27


ratftottc Addfeae Of Cen. O$trAby%
The Onion t.nzaufdate Tor tsorrrnor-
ae@ sPe @ei.ss , "f f1s,a E a rtor.s, Esq o1 0ni-
ba4--stns1Dg Of Lumbara Hroshurs,
[Fyon Our Own Correspondent
LAtAI1E, Aug. %. 1861
One Of the most intertatin, aud entbusias-
tic political gatherings 1t has ever been my
lot to attend in any Eclty In the State, was
held yesterday on the liae Ehtch seplr.tcs
the two beautiful cities Of LasalIe and Peru.
TIE attendance VIE very large, considering
the political status Of the country immedf-
ntely eurtonnding-fullS five Thousand.
POLITICS III LAsALLE COUNTY.
Laealle couutS IL generally considered re.
liable for the Union ticket by msJority
ranging from eight to twelve hundred, but
latal1e city Is 1'opeleesl5 copperhead, Itcao
roll up majority for the Di.unlon ticket ill
the way from three 10 five hundred, accord
ing to the ex1gebc1es Of the occasion.
This condition Is due mainly to the
fact that very many Of Its 70;
te1s IRE miaers engaged IN the
adjacent conl beds, every ona OF whom ;s
foreigner, nud would sooner think of abau
donipg bis calling than fAQ to vote thu rega-
1atly labelled stDemorratic" ticket. It IL
therefore matter of congratutatton that so
large md 30 patriotic an ASSEMBLY could be
got together. As ! have Rate, thera were
fully fye thousand Of the honest, patriotic
5ecmanry of the country gathered arouod
the epcsker',s stand. Women dressed Ia tha
habilimtnts OF mourning, the wives and mo-
theirs Of the dead heroes Of the great army Of
tne oc1ou' "ere among tna most attentive
listeners, and spplauded the 1ouaest whoa
to pro,oug tho war until every trait or in
orma ;s 1s,1h,uratrd,, WINS ui,cr.a The
- .us
- 10 10 ~ - 14 .,' ulasusu
49,, ,s.sto,h1r ,;tt .1,o,a w. ,S.s,. 49,
49,. 'N~ wv"
oena az tnel1 ohsfsles 10 esasa out tae &C.
CURSED rebellion, and thus nflng peace 70 ont
beloved country. Tho "ounds AZ t'o Hesa'
they have paid too fearful Il price Tor tue
blessings Of free Institutions and free gov
,r1,ment. to surrender them baselY at tho
eo1i of fT,ftors at 1,ome or nhroad,
~4tA ~ .rs,v ens.rr
40 o,n,oo,- ...asse,en.- nA snA 4,o,...
AZ e4oeA tne sptaaeis a"a %oeit aeteao'
ants, preceded bg au excellent taua dtscoars-
iug itspIriting 1nueic, reached the stand.
Gln. OEleeby, IN presenting himself be:ose
rounds Of fapplan6e.
ORGANIZATION.
Ths ,,oa+;rr voo c.,,aa ~ or,., hr G
uan"h - oo11,,,sa 1e - +sa ~ 49,. 49,; =. ~
tsn,n;,.,t+r.: ,',r Tho iasa1,.. al n;str;c. nr,a
HInsS ,aa'' ~ o.,, sos ta,es ~ T,d..d's upoa
hose moe,on e"'se eotEe h.ir p !ofl ~; o.
ls,a' s,e WE e.eI ,a.on ~ ~" ena, ut. Ilaluse
Feso pat'oi!e !e'lefs , Iom mo IL = Exeslishey. z
Gose1lof 1a.es, anu Hon u. =. too1, VI
otta" a, 1egsettins 1aelt inao1Aty ~ o. pres
tnt ano fasssefl'ase ~ wv u'eSaastoa. 3 ~
tben 1Luodaced 1ujN GeGefa4 h!c1ard j.
Oe1es sO:, "tte next Governor or tue STATE ot
Illinois," who, sitsr the applause S1Eh
Tbich be was greeted Tad subsi1.;d, address,
I'd the Audtscce III aubstauce as follows:
GEs. oGLr.pl' s REaAnEs,
u. 1,,..,a.n. s,a ,.a;., .,d n,,,t.ns,,.r,
~" ss,'. U,o';. @Ia 1ae4ea onu osaaeo'en " 1'4'
49,, ] 49,, !, s.r s+~o,oop ~ ,,t -.
u.st .4,p svu ~ ''., ~ ~ oss W
yut 9ar ata,9,s ~ nH ss ~, y, 3" i
49,, 49, ~ T., IT, snu - :,
" !oua suo1ts 1ao euss n4 ~ GE 4ua ~
soua" sHI'n.aeos, ~, Ae wv. 1uatIsnan , o w.
eau; the Union, noe1t3 :in"lng; loyal peopl:
ol fnss giof1o1s s1ate ol l9i!n'ls, "ltnout re-
gard to past poi'tical differences, met Ia
Conr* *ntion at Springfield, and, after due de'
libe ration, presented my name to the people
OF llllnCis hs lhttr candidate Tor Governor
aua Ms the embodiment Of their principles.
accepted that noniuat!op, aud promised
the SUCCESS Of the S.ate and National tickets
The Unlon State Central Connittee had
made several appointments for him in the
Northern portion of the State. which ht
shall enoeayor 10 I'LL accept atly. t,ut this Ii
! fhe flret
1ccunv,np the pos1t1on ao. and coH,1nt
hf lore >nn t., nsk y,u1r anffrapea for the h,,r
| eet nff1se in Znur ,,itt It ts f1t,inr that
| sho1Id fe,i yon first where I emubatics]l,
| h.vnd uppu the Cfsat questions OF the dxy
II is due from me-, and for the immeuse N d
ct np1p nsn 1aa bt sb0ua Sss
capdidly and unequiyocally declure to yol
Whrru We ore and wh4t We are in favor of
We are bound to let the world distinctly un
derstaud Tor what We are struggling. Thii
is NO time, for rriiins. We must Dc bold
franE and candid 1o assertipc aud maintslu
irr thst no]icS which we beiieyr to bn ri .ht
How.yer rnnrh nf 1xIschnni drn1;a;tr a,,f
| 4tca tfera mnv he IN thn 1,o1icr isd;,.ot.d a h,
nnr s1rerssrf1s He r,nst rneuI ant n1.in,;
.o,,r - :. a,,- own 4hat nf M ,,ns,ti ~ -;
nI, .sai1 ~ ~ ~ ,'n,,.,'", .n..1saIorr r,
ans man WnmaS' or .,hiid in thIa reat Stat,
of I|nGois.
We p.oclai,a aea,p. az we shall aeaiu an,
epaiu. nntjl ~ tIlr. taat We are drterminet
t;tat ro1,.t. what viii. con,a veal ar wfa. TIL
nnifr Of ibis nreut United states shall. vt ii
luzardr, be- preserved tCheersl We 81
not Tor giving up oEe single Stste or on
inch Of teIsi.ory ncw or ever coveted b7 tt
american flag. either to foreign or dotneati
traitors, IRtne = ed cheering The author
aud abettors OF the great rebellion say tha
they are In favor Of dividing the United Stu
Into as many Subdivisions Aud iudependen
| 6oyere1gnties as Ehere ars separate Site.
provided the people Of those States desire
be SO divided. The tene}s are not Therefor
In taror u the 0'tt<d StAtes. The Indian:
too. upon the great plains tlat lie to ward
the occ'denE, are opposeu 70 Us aua on
Cniou Of States, aud, like tActr eouther
brethren, are-wasipg e relentless warfa1
upon the borders sotne Of tue 1ore}gu ri
lions n1eo look upon tie evidences OF oo
growth and prosperity with Jealous ey'
EpgIand, just over the Detroit River In CaE
q il, would hinder this mighty progress (
. ours II che could and even poor, puny, col
, temptlble Mexico. with 1ta ueWls. made an
EnSly-appaseiea Emperor, ID oarh1ng ~ =
llke cur q the heeis o. inc monarch o. u
2 3q5esL 1noss NJ OUT eneaoles aoeoa'
! Anse W uos eaeaaes ne4tes 1uue:
are ans5e nut .[insa n.en 10 Lasaais County WI
meeP Il, uas eueeeec t, anu stio1sp u. ooe ~
on .,,d sae enas 1atS ,us. 70
IN Is 1artr - ers+s;nioIp 4hn aSsaIn;st!
aa ~ !ntol !ao =: eua.stn.us 1uu aonlnlstt'
I'un u tn1s r,os , ano gooo nlau, AuIaaa' ,!,.a
n,eos, ,e, WY ase d neen 4h hoae auuseu, s1nass !.
! ~ oamuu t1aa .s1y Mhu ~ ~ ~
lacy u =, "1n gleeu ealtu- lSaests u ~
i Aoe.3 ~ cuuia coueelse aaat tnsre Migl
: even ne oppos!Aon. noaeet vpg9altaon W
} aohlhfst1s,1enh pgt1 u tns IFesloent at
: Gorernor 1ases: soen opposition wss Just
liable: 1t VS. one q Inc dearest rights
Aihefican izsehcn thos 70 efiacl'e tue poise
OF any person Or party IN power, but 1t w
amonstEaus crime to carry tha1 oppoattio
E and criticism to the extent OF fomeht1n
diecord at hon c, aud aiding traitors aoros'
He was not only II favor Of tae Unloa ~ It
abstract, but he was III favor OF u5iug all tt
, means and measures, and Of enployiog G
: the men necessary to keep intact tAe tntegr
, | ty OF our common country, and the man VII
: nould not come up to the full measure
tbat doctrine sas IN enemy TO bis countr
: Of snch a war as We a7e nov prosecuting, I
! efRtl nf.f CfHER Until The Union be YHgtuTf