, 1864-08-28
Chicago. Qribn1lf.
ThE Cukaske CONVENTION, !,


ssd. certainly ohtaan 1t by the
tss Il sss:ss ss.ssn J. sss;s ;,
stntEnan-h retai,or of: eoane jokes, and csitni
gEon G tae Reople %; to ALLOW him an1 Longer 70
o'sgfaos INC sxesaflxe ehaar OF this Rseat n1sioa
petition. be then advised the crowd to stand n
shs constitution and The Union, and TO do theis
when The day of ciesiion arrived. red s''1 'aen''
@kEcH OF F. A. eoAyER.
appear perfect stranger, hat In tho great band
Of man, hare sworn upon tha holy altsr ii ihe
snSes Of The past to naIl his present admin
ehun We .sa.tet 10 Iris costo;t, they toSa n. % Il
waa to rettoso the uuion. NJ. Lincoln ' sid + he
ss1 sad no 'tRef 10 tnts1fsr With slavery IN tho
inyaeeJ. Me mns: regain out rights, pcaeabIy II
70 ienret- snRno5t the CAPITALIZATION. lLcua
ueuEraton, whica had no warrant but ~ stronrth.
fou hase tccn the best blcod OF yuar counirv
oa'edh DO oat 10 nfslee stream
tiieot doetrines q W thss s;y..s e the xSHieS Hss,
30 So,ea ass rSRn 9o1 ,sst f.
We havs work to DO. II our opponents prssens
cos1uptIcn. We will anancr them with hpnesrY..
y tsey l5tfens b., one!s :wo will ettll vote.
sud trs;tcre who cortsol thjs Gorernment eSsil
:; Nee'sllsa 7 6 ru1e p,t.to.-m,ass. In victory,
E0UQQc{eu
Constitutional ptipcip'ct. i bis principles | I'd
Lem followed the var would lm7e been closed two
!eere ago. .Checra-l Under BIN the gssnt pnliti-
'ai.EH VIII b rss4 rdcd, and the people viii be
Sometimes We told thatts il treason to resist
'he Adninis1.t1on; but when It tramples upon
M s resr, We have Va .ish. to ;es1st + eyen to tie
you do not Go you. dug, postcrity will box! You 10
tttica aseeantahl,lly: our nasional goddess q q
11e ss,es; ,ha Asf ssns IL sse
ss'd the Unlon. lImmense cheers :"
ICn0I L. s. ors1oH, or WISCONSIN,,
geas iht1odgccd to the meeting, ssld that Amos
heNdsM Was q 3e.rs Of acc, just the are Of ths
Us TO tec,ce wheihcr TINT euuttsuiion should eur.
yIve amos Kcndsli or Auos Ecndnil eorTiva Il.
95,s wa ths zseatest day that h.d occurred since
that consultation which wss ncw sought to ho
rescued from The bands Of men who had Torn II
1nte shrede. Now u thu timc: now wac TIM o>ca-
Re1.ca q lhe 1aseoa SITES. whether I'll stats Of
things eoould nozunue whe her ihe Union should
Gnd to tic VIII and wishes Of ! corrupt partY in
e then cave history Of the po1t.,cs, struggle,
conpaseal 'ho present etass u us county ; S to
Hehip drifting upon the ocean and approaching
fhS l'rd ,t;e eating '%enest ths bteskert and
Nnst were W. going 10 dot Would W. lot tie shin
@ state 20 aatort. and OUTS be remembered
1ro0nEet tte falls Of c.upteesS Can3pr in jomnnf.
would 10. copnssl iofcihio rge,etsnce 70 an11aws :
BE- xonA ds!end the law. In IS o te nsd not voted
4or that s1stt and good man. Stephen a. Dnnslass
gone 10 At0li;.on:sm and The Cther To aocrs.,on
anu he did not know which Has .te worst. Laugh.
ter hpA 81 pl1n<+1
A!.ct sfzrr Other Tcn,nrsa o: no epeti1l fut
The fttaEtr resumed Ills seat
aVpax FAUnoT OF SHw ronK.
50 yaRt conccurse of people mus: he brought
htfe il consequence Of eo1nc vteat occasion. Sn.u
~ eess:1a h:d not occurred fur a ccntur3. From
thc Dfth Of TIC Contt'tuflon to tn. prreantr no
srEh otfa'!ou has aEissn: ii was without uuY
par1!!ci In the hlstnry o. ancient or modern times
ne Wese hsfe s9 naatnt:in th.t constitution, 80
rostrIity for I'll cainr time. Il was for this pur.
Fns: th:t nc had assembled here This night, t..
pcee of tteikIuE out tha. az tdlt, had 1oated and
1riunphod oycr every land snd sc4 under hcarea,
ahd eautins i te bo aithonosed IN lie wo:ti Toen
sols in:o thc rarEa q the arny. they rushed for.
w:.s to tse ffn5 Enft the au.l sriuss at Washlus-
.. ton sa'a sh1y e5Songb s9d sent back one hu
and r:oelasmcd to tho people that It was q war to
Fut uoEn the rsbellloa and ma'nts'n ths Constitu-
lioo Of tbo United States, lie woald ask where
1ty Of the North 10 support the war. It prosTcseed
witt. en,ire unity o, action NATL Abraham Lincoln
"a aaS a. n a+e,n's. Sn pFos.tion oye1tasning
Southern people an addition OF ono hundred thnu.
81 ,an nsn r. 10 tser armies Wills It divided the
NIT e1.fttd At did in times fold. Bat a few days
ago We hpd bold declaration that this war mnst
cnre ts t. s1ff IN o1r l,n until he was
trusted to the patriotism Of the American peopic
to prevent this, and tu re.tora to ID sill thote "a
ti,t1u1nai t1tip guarantees which were had BY our
: Great emergencies in every couutry had raised
1p men sniisa to them: Rome had her Cesar,
nd her W-nston. Acres M Sef ssSi1y4oG
md America had now her George 3. McCIeiisp.
lt1seat tpplaute-) The American peopIs uronose
ntM a the next President Of the United states.
AFTER giving history OF his hefo's achiey-
mente, be compared him to Claciunatus and
aS saa 1 ne pseP:c Would take him from the p'ow.
E1st Naiion- lChee1sl
,.l In ths Empire State. Ihoueandz and ten, Of
vuuld ncw vote ior McCcisa mose eapne.t1 p ibsn
snr other men In the SUITE; and when thu day
ol c'eet1oh came ronnd, such q majority would
oEna1silcled In the history OF The county.
MI HotnEE, Of New York, then san: q song
cntst'ed "l1uElah for the msn We love-" after
.s7owd oid JOIN In n hum drum chorns thereto.
but hs the eopg had twelve versea. II proyci
Wind. e.SA'
The etnttal gathering WAS appansEod by tho ad.
tition o1 eererai side shows Il Which minor poi-
!idtna ara half 1edgetl otstore exhibited tt7eir
r. poEx1s sn almost nuhsard
Ereak fio1n the regular stand, ana commenced q
ss.t @ Of gqes1lla warfare. zach on his own hook
F. J. Tucker, Of New York, Who located hiHseif
nesr The northeastern entrance amid knot OF
anG anGa. hf.y M:tsnets. He eesueu!ased violently
tbey should hssi os'hs achtine proposed Ti1 Sslne
wa their Gutmae. at lhe North, not with thsif
ehIen :. ,h st 'he soutl. The eide shows wound up
aleps OF tue Court Uousc.
JNVIECIBLE CLUB ROOM. ::
a festte.inR Of the faithful zs.emhlcd at the In.
1incah!c Club Room 70 ust 10 the soothing music
. III hrs+ '@'s'o'
formerly President ii the almost aciauss EmoI;e: a.
70 nna Chicago linton. consusasioaas 6eaoeSse IsGs
:, bue cams 10 ihegn becaute he VA ! cood no II,
1nd bats ncmoe7st- tTe1rihc applause frnm til,
thrty;thiee aadltors' 1le came to tbs city to VI,
displser the present PFesidcn!. They wauteii i
man ~ho understood tho Democratic principles
and aLo Mhn onder.to?d the constitution. aud die
bot consider 1t thc eot]ccs ons Of stale Joke Ill
o:d rot believe Lincoln WIS unnt for every pos,
ton. hut he certainly rntit for the position ht
Somns;s as1 Tsa sas s' sse,t Se,t
be Unnecessary 10 cay who that mAn was wht
aIoye all thc1s btood the choIca OF TIM people
tho popu'ar voice IpeIridua!iy, be was NOT bonnt
70 any so but NGud vote for the nor1it,re tos ID,
E'nventieu. {Appaaasc.1 II Il should fsii on
enrre er ihe@ 70 icos, Wie | Il sIs oos on t:oo Sn
,1ey woald 81 wofs ansai9ou.iy md 1i hs7pli;
tHpghlssUse:l RE- He hsd attend; d tho Convention o
pcfsuaded that rome good might no produced or
Of NaEarcth- Once he-oprosed thsm bitterly. bu
, n4TnfR mi th..r i
; CONSOLATION 10 know int -whtcnr1cr s,nd,dst,
Tas elected. was eafe: bat now he thoaeht ~!
1}s Democrat wno refused to sttend the whls tonysn
The nsn Of old, who cane up to thr htlp Of III
and had stated th:ir determination TO support Ii,
IL, ihe speaker, ass pfeseut to msFo ssa'Se y f.e;
spoeeh- ichctrs) lie was Ia The land Of Ia,
noueass, {consaEns d applaust} and could eSp.es
pot,tm b. aiood = iren man beioso tres ncoole
At ne old line Vhle convention some ona ha
called tho Southern neople traitors, but he Rner
eoe ~ fses e ia as shisa ana noh,e
ana Other democratic applause.l lie: WAS aos1
tue Sou,h had taken the stsps -&hey had, but Coz
G 9nows!set & na9 5ust Sa1se 70 act a. they did a.:
tho Eastern men wonld not have fhoasht Of fres
Ing the elarts until theY had made lortuaes or
q az .hat thy called ..ha@sn nesh and blood.
By selling Them to tho South, and aJtcr ieS
Ss,ff ssote them back nsain. Nerisiro 1auehtcs.
Those fonhcsn fsnatIes were very Iee,in
ee1a down South, and witch Il thsif las man; ~
mfFefaes hut cannot ace their own more sntscfabai
teated AID wo.se ted white men. ,hs5 can 90, th
lsn. 1tth1,g white men u Fort Lstaye;se or Gam:
;snEsa ,eess ot ,hs South Gs.oiina o1 I.
he sald. eorsteted Of an equ,l number Of ne7roei
nd white men. the negroes tetne chosea first