, 1864-05-07


ment Of furniture from a hAbitauon on Taylor
street, near Wells, sas witnessed By come two o.
three hundred people, the majority o. whom were !
hAlf dozen nee fights in different pats OF the |
crowd. 1esterday, Owen Brady was CHARGED with |
ases4ltipg John Riley By throwing brief st hl%,
vas @ TRe tRe Bos q III p,y .!
S'a ei Ee Mash 3ns 81 ss
duced. III Of which was terminated BY Ane Of 6lo
and costs, each. .,
and blooming Maria Katrina and the ancient Fan, !
pie Griffin, have occupied the corner 81 Clsrk ana
Lake streets for their respective rutt stands eash
ssss ssSud s1e tse pe1s4 posSa
rather worsted, the old lady preferred c9alse oi
disorder]y aeanst her young rival. which elected
tine Of 81 and costs.
GRAND MASS MEETNG.-1n the earlier Tearssof
the war, the patriotic men and women OF Chicago
we're wont to assemble In Bryan Ha'l. to talk TO-
cether Of the dangers which threatened the Repub-
lie and together concert neAsures to nve,t them.
There arc many of those now living in this city
who hare heard words Of patriotism there, and
words Of counsel, words which kiudlcd the enthu-
sIssm Of our natures to that extent that we were
plmost persuaded to lay our Lives on The altar Of
our country. There arc others in whose hearts the
spark Of pntriot1em Was famed into lively flame,
"lIu A1c htPe H44AAAE pAA6Ak4J u0IAA AV"s @ASAc
are hey who hare taken their lives In their hands,
and gone forth to battle against treason and rebel
lion. Stme are battling still, bnt many-how
many, let the widowed and the orphaned and the
stricken ones alone tcll-arc resting quietly and
sunny son,h. That ialr land IL covered from the
Ohio TO the Tennessee, and from the Potomac 10
the Rapldan, With the bones ofloya! men rom the
It will sound again like the glorious days OF the
great uprising when tEaitors thundered At the por-
tals Of Sumter, to listen to patriotic qtte51nces
thc young the rich and the poor. the merchant and
the mechanic, let every class and condition OF our
population come to Bryan Hall tonight. tn mum.
seen sfuce the war begnp. Let Us chow that cur
patriotism ia not dead nor sleeping: Let the great
loyal hearted people come out M their s.rensth and
show to traitors ut home and abroad that Chicago
IS ready and anxious to respond TO All calls maae
| upon her by The Government, and that she Ia un-
aaa gs nsee 70 # sns e s
set il boiling and asething ike heated eaularop;
at 81, N Hail. to stimulate en,istments il the one
hundred dnys' SERVICE Three reEiments are besae
e. s tas Is % %eS Ths s bs e
fnE and banncrs. Ne shall b hugely dis appointed
| The number Of eoldiers In Chicago.
Ite armies or the country are moving. From
sa e the eSssa s ns aoss
now the order which resounds along tbelepgth and
breadth Of the land. The one hundred day men
are wanted to III ths pl,ses q r. the aeoSs & gGne Ss
dcat1ons to be Ea1risoned and railtoads to be
watched; and then there IL the dreaded eoutin.
Our armies Re nneuceeslfnl in this Lat movement
now in progress. these men viii be needed to turn
back the rebelliuus wave which will surely Geek
10 the broad prsisies and fertile tields OF
! the Northwest
The TINES AND Col. Mu11laAN.-The 71u,es Is
in bad way because no publie ovation has been
rendered Col Nnlliean. the distinguished comman
der Of the ssd Illinois Volunteers Gen. Bnrn
side. General slckles, and other distinguished
Union officers haye been thus compaimeated. and
why not Col. Mnll,gan?
We hare the greatest respect for the Colonel O
the Irish Brigade. He 's War Democrat Of II.
aise1iiy With which be spsanc 10 atms when hi
, country was IN danger. Bus is tho sort Of 9emoc
lie peops des. e hooSs Ts b did
Roek. be I'D M not inblss With his mothci mix
:. Pn1ltanism. aelt.rtshHteousness, and the
Sst s,. love tor banor ihs En-
Ths Secession organ Claims that the great hesr
OF the people beats responsive to the ennncsslon
| Of Democracy nre in power They have the cit,
: officers and The connel. SOW happens 4 that 10
: Why. when he reached the city With his rcgimeat
y d:d not Wabash G. Goudy, Little F91es. Captal,
he ssisht and shinins iIsats q ths 'bemocsatte
). ps1ty. and tie 1nyIncible Club. receive him Wit
os4 .S q hs Unan s%D q nd ae
cause and It did not accord with their understand
b ing OF Democracy to honor sueh. Be WAS TOO pal
d pably la.soFina in the interests Of "aod and hn
These sehernins politicians can freely tender th
hospitality Of the city to board Of plotting tra1l
'osy Spop III the Con-
' yention. but when 1t comes to besto~ipg mc1ite
). praise upon Democratic Union officer, they Dc
sire not to be counted IN. They hare no addsesee
!. Of welcome for him no words Of praise or coz
end.tion Thsy ignore the st that he is I taith
parry which casts ten thousand votes in Chlcago
All theee claims for consideration nre ncuttalize
by the TACT that he has fought on the side OF free
DOM His style g 9eaesrasy don't ,,9s s1!s. IT,
l. South, just below the line Of Mas aud Dixou,-
l. had he ind the good fortune to have been eoo1
s Of '59m o ana Se oas
delightful features Of the patsisrchel institution
did BE believe IN showering rebels with ro,e.wate
= queslion Of employing black men TO ass,bt in sol
pressing rebellion tn fine. were be In all respec
,g counterpart Of The eowaFdly Chicago 4stay.s ,.
Is c1ntic leaders, be vond hare received an ovatie
q the like Of which has never been rendered to al
e. man in any city sfnce the war began.
have looked to thc Democracy 10 tnle the Until
!. I've In this matter- Let them start tue project
gan, and they will gee how en'husfasticallJ u
'e Union sentiment OF ChtCaRo viii second them q
III then the editors of the 7zes should be The !ae
4: above all men, to complain because Col. Malils;
ls not thus honored.
Il REcnr11wa.-Co'. nough's regiment is settil
g on finely. II fs well known that this regiment
y being recruited to large extent outside OF Coz
q county. Captain F. r. Barnes has compal
ID pearly ful! at Atlanta; Captain F. J. Duh, one
9 Galva; Captain Hugh Shepard. one at Mendoh
Captain ". s. Haskell one at Canton. aud auoth
4 rais,ng; Captain Bunnell, one at Sycamore; ca
= tain Charles Vnrges. one ut Court House Squar
IS Captain Peter Caldwell, one at 70. III Nom
mene Is Bea4y haif ed ns 10 the ma4a
of 9e st asE$S IT. Is 1aena ksy to
Id per was extensively crcated In the streets yest
day In their interest:
n. ave, the undersigned business men and CT
N hese
IT, bind ourselves to secure to the clerks IN our g
= n!oy tte1 POSITIONS II they enlist for one hundr
,.sn: f,ieh ss!sfs Kst6 Wed :@s
e. h4o,hsT
r. % C. %RtrE. ksllees i Co.; Lora 1 saits; Fargo
< SS;E 81 a Se hssis nsss k1o; faIS %sa,Se1ts
sls Ell. nsesett Hills; Dsyis sawyer i Co.; Joinss
5s Spencer q Co.. Gillette Wh!2cy q Co.; Barley
Saa Sa lsnt!: Gore Wilson & G.: Ia.tle Aihbsr 4
3at ten CO. by; AI1sn co pI:.ss G. Gook ,G;; e.;
lar CO.; Ross Gotsage: J. B. sha7; Ross Foster
to A rousing meeting was held on Thnrsday eve
cl- fnr, at the corner Of Chicago arenuc and We
Is. I e:tcet, et which q new company was c0mmenc
he for the German regiment, and eighteen men vi
received az the beginning. Good for the Germ
lin regiment
ths Aneeiipg will be held ut Bryant d Et.atto
It Commercial Hall, this afternoon, at two O'Clock.
ma orranir ~ a compspy for the one hundred days 8