, 1864-09-19
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbuue.l
ISDIAxApoL1s. Saud1y. Sent fs

Especial Dispatch to the ChIcago Ttibune,1 -
/ IsDIAxAro11s. Sand1y, Sept f8,
Maj. Gen. Hoycy WAS unexpectedly called upon
to speak at tile Circle Last night. His arduous du,
Ties bad allowed him no tine for preparation, and
his remarks we're simply the extomperaneoas ut.
tc1ances Of the patriot soldce. He said we did
net zeem to be aware that our danger in this war
came trcn the foe in the rear, nor that NO were
resting to day over the volcanic fires ofrevoutiou.
nm d natlye born hoos1er, and every impulse Or
my ambition ts fol the welfare Of my native Stato
AID though what say aome may not endorse, /
saa1i speak n,y honest convictions, This war Wa,
not caused hy tee Ripu1liclu DOR Democratic mar.
.y, bnt By ambitious 1nen South who owned ne
eots End thought The government belonged to the
Southern aristouacy. They 1ebelsd and fred on
Srrntst and your tathc1s a1d brothers rushed to
a1mt. ] went forth ind the leaders Of my party
SAID God speed JOE. noble young man. For three
searc have fought In this war, and coming back
rdLd these friends alicrated. Why do they like
ne lcsse Ibnse offended simply IN this. that T
have fought ano Killed their brothers. To you,
Democrats, in the ful1ness Of nv heart, speak q
brothers warning BeHa >hoT you change the
front Of battle. The line ! few months ago ranged
t from the Sabine to the James. Now the enemy
Is found in 1ndiaua aiding and abctt1ng the rebels
| in aims. Do you peace men think il you
bought peace. by the betrayal Of our bare men
in the army they would come home
| In disgrace and let Jon live in peace he1ef It
| cannot be. I wara you men Of wealth who axt
| these coxa,dly peace men that the day OF your
rum Il a, hand. Peace men call themselves Dem
| octate. We're Jackson and Douglas peace men
1al1aien not the Democratic party as di=royal, bu
| fts corrupt and IRRESPONSIBLE leaaers:- Jea D4y1s
never Ead better co-oper7tors rhau tno.r who have
by rrbcI gold. Revolution In this s:ata hsa bssa
on IT,, point o1 pfrak11g 0sth. 6ecrri otc8n1xa-
tons exist, Ehose nemb1s a1e armed mol u their
rho knows It is mors important TO divide lne
North thsp to defeat our armies. He will spend
moEeJ more fcc'y to-das to defeat u IL Inc ciec-
soldiers urder tho c1ise Of desc1tcrs and refugees
and scattered them all over your eounue. to seize
H. s Ph eaq bp9e sone .a ae
| ultra, bu1 have stood Hhcre Know what TAG en-
RGsotcstR &C. e + ce5as 1!csa rht
In liz South. Let Gn!on Ian msn whisper Ill
loyalty, ~ these coppstheaAds d. do On our atrests,
ead h we9ld b. nnns than hn' hshez M,Rsn lqrs
the po.@r ! would not let one sinelc msn,
womsnx ehi:e EPsssk, s, rrsnt o. publish single
La ist,cr Of facccptal C. Is trying to decese you
Bis pranciplc oi rsconAtrqction can never be al.
Sx:i b!1 ns hs snsy = aaa eaf par;, ss S
acbtine ior 1hels Country, shackie them hem
s asfts t. fsa5d s to Sead1se
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back to slavery blacknR who his fought for his
frrttom white live, nor assist in doiR: tt. There
il no hope for the Government but in tue aubuga-
tinu cf The south> They must be Kept in rulelagc
u, til The heart comes 1,cnt It takes tyo tho1sand
years to do 1t. While DO not wish to enter into
roIitice, sbn11 vote fer those men who are most
radical for tie Eorcfnment, F1z Morton for Cor.
e1, CT, aud Lincoln for President
In CONCLUSION he said- :" Tou need not ba
afraid o1 the battle In front. Grant and Sherman
viii not fail there. You should fear your VAljuu-
d;ghans and enemies IN the rear. Go home and
thLk OF theee thlr g. aud vote as yoaE hea1t tells
ruu Ii Eshf Ply your taxes chetrsli1y and honor
the wounded and veterans who return, for none
Ges1Fa It more At your hALes.
Tho address was frequently interrupted by lnud
applause, and at the conclusion heartily cheer-
eli by the audience who listened to 1t. 1t SQUADS
tho ley note II his military policy and a. such
mat command tie sympathy Of every loyal nan.
Capt. JOHN L. McQut9dey, Of Gen. uoYey's
aaE, left the city for Orleans yesterday, With !
q compaDy OF mounted men, putsuAut to orders.
uo pleeeed on to Box1cs' Springs, IS miles from
Orleans, and at this morning, arreeted the no |
1ortous Co. Bowes, rho dle2taced himself At
the rebels IL this Ssate< There w:s opposition
Ende to the arEest- The manner in which the at. |
Iair has been m1naced reflects great credit upon
Capt. McQuidler, and is in keeping with the en-.
trpy aud eallantfg which har characterized him
through his whole term OF scrylcs,
The 1.tth regiment, Col. Wilson, and 1s7th Col |
RottIfun, arrived this mornlnR. They will be
mustered ous Of the hefsice at oncc.