, 1864-10-27
BRYAN, METROPOLITAN. AND
TURNER HALLS OPEN,
TFesns1n, General i,arl MchurZ
I AID other Dlsstpguian-
cd Speakers.

light procession with music and banners. They
will parade the city, visiting the halls where meet.
1nge viii be held.
Hon. Schuyler Cofax, Speaker Of the
House Of Rep1cse1tstive.. viii speak In Net
ropolitan Hsl.. Be has made galant d:ht at
home: be IL coming here to aid us. Let the re-
cephon be such one ~ the orator and the cause
deserve. The galleries will be reserved for the
aattea snd gentlemen attending them. Soldiers |
are requested to take Beats on tho platform.
Bryan Hall will be open. Hon Lyman Tremaln, |
OF New York. one Of the most popular and eloquent
orstore Of the day, will tpeak. Other good speak
err will also be there To add their loIal astetances
to thoee OF the pilsed Tremain. Seats will be re-
erved toe the ladies. The soldiers viii take their
places OF the plstfo.m. Allase invited.
NsJor General Carl shpsz. the gallant and gift
ed German orator, will LAX IN Tarner Hall on
the corner Of C|srk STREET and A2yenue. orr
German citized9)eill trrn Cd to Listen to
this able advocate OF The Unfs{a gdze.
Let no ore stay at home. Let every Union man
in The city make It his duty to attend one OF the
other Of tbeee meetlngs. There is room for all In
the 1npls accommodations provided. lie. the
hearts ard unnerye the arms Of the Coppeshead
tssttorr, who. On the s:h OF November, will strike
their hardest blow at our eoantry.f liberties, aye
eveu ct he1 existence.
To other than union men we say "come"
Listen 1ot once 10 the pain wholesome truth. an-
Tar1iehed by copperhead pza1inge about that con-
1tituhoEal freedom which they stroye to destroy.
Listen TO the words Of those who will speak for
the Union. Then 60 home and reflect on what
sou have heard. On your vote rests a terrible re
epousibuit5.
Let tht ladies come. We want their welcome
psceence, theiE cheering emile, Their comfort
Will be provided for. Noble WOMAN hsa taksn an
angelic part in The etriie. She can yet do much
to cheer the Union army at home in its onward
march to victory, she has already done for the
army In The tsld.
soldiers, be there. Ton and wease On the same
side; we both contend for the H1GHr, for Union,
fm Liberty Come and see. and hear Tor your
selves; th&t you may know how you are sustained
at home You are ever welcome.
Let al come; let there be none ahtent, Let rs
coms together. and ret ready for the fight The
time ia shozt 1esn than two weeks now TN elec-
ton. Come, and let rs prove beforehand, that We
can and will roll up IN overwhelming majority a
week from next Tuesday.
,,a ,.,rt, w.,d w,aa.sr.... ,r3, ,oas+ a. ~.
Washington sksttns Park, at ha.ipast sir O'Clock.
eh2tp, and the Pioneer Wide:Awakea at Lincoln
1.n ..c Ar ... p,,h -. IL. <..th ca.
dah IL o.sa' saatP DULL VAIN tue Noraa s1o1
N1de.AWakes, will form In torch.ltght procession.
and with bands playing, and banners flying, Will
Wilt the Hafls where meetings. viii be held.
NORTH SIDE W1pE AwAKEB.-The North Side
wide axvsxe r1nhs x.511 meet tnptoht a+ a,r1o.r
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LteIee'5s o. 4e tn1teenan " afu hfDoezsoae' On
The corner Of Iatabee street and North Ayeuue,
ynessen. Wners zen. bchntz Is sta51ng. The
wa st.a. eus Maf1a 4ioaH w
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The Sixfeenth Ward Vida Axatea ,x11l rneet .t
4brjr hsiI ii Uhlchss Bloct al = o,cIork shorn II
3oin HE process1on.