, 1864-03-21

bid you t,r'ee :Id many ttmea heartfelt wei
CONC 10 tie city OF Chicago. :
Msior General Burnside then advanced amid the
moot enthusiastic cheering, and spoke as follows:
Nr. Hes5dens my Friends and Relow Citasens:
II were to allow theEe ysry. complimentary re-
,ks ma Of 1oc fna Ton asd 565 sad l to E
bccxube It won,d Leave the Impression thai 1 feii
thnt Iii this which Is attributed to ne belongs 10
nc which s azure you In a. honesty and candor,
ali 1Ee sreocsF tbst iattaned 1t knox1!e I WIFE, Nor oi
owe lie success " obtsired tseTs S:' '{eheess,j
sad p'sva1es II a's'as e. taans ny to oaos1s e%s
1prause lad thers GenePals e. s1 and aIol coIouee
and Cspfsins and Ieutenants, and non-comm;s-
ssoned otlcers md pnvatee, to cooperate with me
Eastern fenneasee md hut for that CO CO.. operation.
can assure you conld not hare succeeded: bad
y. y. IN doing what vas done in those quarters.
Therefore, tay, Il saoa!d ALLOW those remarks to
Pes SahGut 7t} dis9aa,catioD and allow yoa te 60
praises as due to mr., should do wrong, because
fully beeyc tt.t every success which has attended
Cooperation and support of lie Inc Officers end
.his Ieasons ~ ny @ iissnde VI W6cneSc1 hsar aay Gen.
credit ior tic doing q any particular ming, and
does not allow ttat credit 10 tkoee to whom II be-
ionse, Immediately suspect him, md say at once
view. which doee catncidc with the interests Of
his eorntry.n For this reaaon say to yon In all
bones %{a he
ciIay dutS to my country and my God. Loud
Ny Nerds, Iwon1d cay word to you about this
'ceniest: have felt cheerful and sansnine from
the beginning, for the e1mplo reaeon that I have
1e!t thu eScrE man should feel sangufne md cheer
duty, REGARDLESS Of the consequences. hare never
un'ess ieli that lad neglected to do something /
hsd Done Wrong wi Wien iefst satisfied At ths
time that had done Ehat was right lChcers.l Our
friend had OCCASION to refer 70 an act o1 mine
which affected this community TO 4 considerable
extent, and had disappearance at the time Of an
attempt 10 stic thelibetg Of speech and the iber-
tbe liberty of speech and Of The press as any man
on The face OF the globe can be, b1: when nm sent
into department to command soldiers who arc TO
eensnsd ST Pose aVa Ways by taSh sS
to 9esi and eod to at and si to % up % ther
iIg Iii therc means Il Strengthening the
tSese men ,a precisely the same say
lArplause which continued ier come miautes.) Il
TO Strengthen thcse men, who have daily for years,
a IT. a soe e IL hs al
res',en or or % even oi Il lie M iissIf 70 s!sisaa az
r:sEng their lives In defense Of thc(r country.
tIord cheers.) That Is al have 10 say vita re-
s oIsT dpe o continue
Of Of the I United sta'ea and he could not possibly do
support, in any act be snsy orcr for the good oi
hib country, because believe him 10 lie an homes!
ard tzne man. Loud applarss.! That he haa
made mistakes. Hut to say hat i: has ,:aadc :
mtstnEe and hare moi, wou!d be very eIiy that Il
1t would be very. n.ab .ab3ttiaate--cstainly. Laugh
lie matter entirely acqu ucace 10 al be has done
ard feel now this night Just as felt The n,omcnt
isertd that order wEica was rescindcd. 1t was is
1cld, brt i'll now just as felt then, tha: tho
President is deing a1l he can to sustain the Gov
ccncent Of this country, to preserve its lihcrtie:
over cvery inch of its territoiy lchesrs.l Il WI
appearance Of the contest at the present moment
or esuse Is igh and Just and 10 thst very reasos
II 1ruet tnccesd. [Cheere.j Probably very few o
the general officers in the army have seen more
ment nc fslte1ed in M M }slth in he success Of oul
cEQ'r, betausc feel it Is Just. Prolonged
sn,sntsss tb.f s I ED have % ss
Tits country win be preserved and made gloriou:
in the end Dut was going to reler to ths present
the head Of Ill the armies. (Enttusiastic ap
plause.) It might ecem surcfauons for mo to At
70 e ny epen s to the PeGe ssenr ths
lees will do 90. hare known him for Gteat
number Of years. Gen Grant possesses quali.ic.
now holds. lie is distinguished for masnauimity
be is one of. the most ragnanirrous men eye,
knew; be Ia entirely tnamb:ttous and unsclilsh
in remarkable degree the qualify Of good com:
;sfn, senfs ehssEn o Ts.s s, aunfs ns:n
carrc II be Is mae1anitnous he viii give everybody
credit fer what they hare done and not seek to rot
o. 1hs e %sn S sy
innocent persons Who may seen to be In the way
and ha hae good common sense, and good juds
specihe duty for Which he Is best ftted; SO tha
tons. ie very apt to succeed And Generl Gran
that be wIn succeed in the future. trhuuders o
lie Is to leave the West for the present, and tax.
and without saying anything to the deGracs Of the
r generals who have heretofore commanded the East
as w nqss 4 s. int 4 III
time, because Success always carries with It cond
deuce. and that is what they want. 1nasmnch a
). Gallons which ,fhtDk be has. i seem
II fs, rs a ~ lii f ,tsga s9@e ss ssnsas sst. fee
IN Tie armiss Of lie United States during III
At hoa,s az tan.bt s7eE e
and honestly hoping that he may strengthen th
= hands Of our araic<, and that he win bo enable
SSf ss bs e. e ct g e ahs
a1e mreh anf asP Ths sseeRsoa yes ssya evs
+x4rt&f So AN1-- ifrfr IN WI
Il IL IL great X Northwest S' and feel attaehsd
r. @ That a ssIo. =; n ld 5hs e. 1sT ssSs gssSs IF
Board Of 1tade, in mr. rooms this morning, a!te
failure in another part 81 the country, came hey
aEd myse sna sf nsms go
have passed come Of the happiest dsys OF my III
d IN your ErEidst. Another reason for g1atlAcahon
1pans Of at feett - Of e he COUNTY, witch hss
ADOPTED Al my home Tor the present tnat 10 Ne
England. There arc a great many among you
sSpae seenasSts % ron lie & Nsw Ensland peope, an
: am gratiHed tor tbat reseo9, because Il Eeu:od
oi the receptions which met with Al throug
= nection With The business now hive in hand,
y crcasing The force which expect to lead. no
s to thank yoa my e9d foE ths Ss kiRa RoaTS Isse
Trade for the very Lind reception which they hay
+ given ne, and for the arrangements they ha'
made, in order that shou1d rcceire this kind der
oEEirxlion OF encouragement In the discharge
,e 4DpaEss or q. c. BA7Ea.
is The Chairman then Int.oduccd lion. George
ton xhes Ia Seea g e1tenaed to The u General @ u
protested his utter inability to speak In the pre-
q cnce Of him whose logic Jay at the point OF b
n mouth Of his gans. IIe wished the soldie1s vi
had followed lin in bis campaigns could be pre-
CIT to witness that loyal greeting and that tho
!. who had f.lloEcd him to glorious death con
le I look down 1TCIn heaven to witness 1t,
,o Gen. Burnside had gone forth at ths sall & o. h
sGo a Daa esaps ss s9ib%B9 beB @ ri tha
1t him bush who hnd neglected to take q2 the baJ
B. net. but had staid at home among his law. Il v!
@ IT. the anEs nd od f sst d
-, Rhonld follow him In tho expedition he vas I
~ eoon about to commando no one msw where
4 q S4a lis hs head Slowed ie : ws:l1 e1oash +
|. be could keep, eee1et, but thsy mig
N 1cst sstisded TINT be would neveE close his labo
copy tho Tina and rad thezet,o re sillsino
e n q eoSa1as
them NIL to 1lstcn to 1t and see how it woold rea
s. and then without comment to 60 home a
ssG eneabefa annotatIons Fam amid such eries as
~ dom falls to the lot Of nan TO ,aes ne
call Of hang bntn him 1sssmple f. IT., II
II. time before Nj. Bates could so On. He resum
=, with On allrs!on TO the scene Immediately P,
cedinE the CTn1ux1on> Wnen. notWHnsLauulnS y
II. Question Of Pilate 4s9hat evil hath he done'
the people cried ont cruelty him. Gen. Basnsi
had called down on him the fetce denqnctation
I'd be were one, the speaker hoped that
sfayes n e eaeh 9apd nns
er snd South dycd he ground. u such teachings
these were to be permitted under the plea Of be1
ch ofthe press then 'twerc well to dlshand the "a
at and surrender the 1ag ct once bnt das won7d a
70 another winter, the army under General Gra