, 1864-10-13
SECOND WARD.
Out OF the Draft-HeioicIug Ia Bryan
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TIE citizens Ct the Second ward-aow Gear Of
the o1aft, held an enthuaiastie meeting
at Bryan Half On Tuesday evening. The
Light Guard Band WAS presen! snd duzny the
o,ton, J1o. G. Hilton, E.Q. vas unanimously
called 10 the chais The calI which was issued 10
euAgene the meeting was read By the chairnau
uuity 70; ior poitcsl diecns-ion, but to conrra@
1ulafe eacn other on haylng unlled thelr duty and
be trusted that 70 remarks woeld be uttered y
tmtnis OF onT amonG them: "
ny: Gsotee y: Lsnehn. q the Executive CON.
m1ttee. wss nsxt introanesd u1 He $50 stree the
through bis hands. or this amount s:l0jo had
i1t4s Tn+ n"s To-
| E,tt<t With the amount realized By the purchste
Of tenp, bad been uiebu1fed 10 clear the Ward Of
s1il. bstveen. $500 and $3.50, which awaited tbs
Mr cearlts q. Ham moved tha. COMMITTEES Of
i've be spponted 70 dra't resolutions 70 br adopted
by The meeting, The resolution ~ao carried nnaa.
| ilnopsly, and The Il llouin een'lrmen appointed
BY The chair: Chsr;es q. H4m, Ex Ed. 8.ra win
| aih, John Long, A d. TitsTo1th, aid j. ". Hath
Charles Walker, Eea,, waeloudly c.,,ed tor> Ia
would rot detafr them long indeed owing 10 fam-
Ilf bereavement be would Father not spesk At ali.
They NIGH all be sure that he congratulated them
III on their sncees that t6ey hsd seen the neces
siiy -oi eominr up 10 the Prcsidcnl's call and cup
osin9 Ct fce latt .ixty days showed the necessity
/ which csfltd for thtee men. They wera In the
1n,det Of ereat rebellion which threatened to
countries IN the world. Men hsd attesupted to
spoil snetr county, 10 carry diecord through the
lhltty:thIee i'l1Sa Of soals scattered osst t9s
'Ass Il 1s:!?s Pss hsa I'd 81 Is ss:fssy F
T1etIdent that ifet seQulred that this war sao1ld
to to thrts rens1ss q 1he cSnsespsioa vss e.isd fo:,
ard how hsd they net ~ at asss. tney q M tse
Whole county. But when it sSaa eeen that they
younc men vent 70 work. and e1orioas'y had Their
fi sita oee e1e,f Il The
came to il few dwellings, standing tn its pre-
cIuctt. and ito inhabitants we're lew end tar be-
1xtrn New they weTe called to furnish nessiy
1C0 men, and IN fvE days they sent in tnat
sbs h1s g. atse tSe - 81 e.
! before eonclndsAe. There were wasas pooses than
they wsre, wards which could not isee themselves.
will to-day cone up for lual ex4mlnatlon, and
! their only hope WIS slender one that men now
s1atiored st spnreneid as soldiers may be mus
tered ont uf The service TO The credit OF the watd
! Of bpltazp, whlch be hoped the tecesd ward would
Se,q
alto iurther place their hands In their pockets.
lApplause.l The spester hoped ,has this sas the
o. in the next with other nations Of the earth. II
The Anexicnn nation - fortunate enough to crnsa
hs e ,ss woVa @ g,a'
for for in he naa 1s3Ss0 ssss th,s
hnrd'y be fofetysn, scassfs ss t. H. susa -
t,nued Mf. Walker, in d time biz With sveats: and
ssttou woald brisg them up to fresh s,ste d
thiHe. snd aGs1rs. THIS wss then true des:iDy
ana it rested viii them as Americans to carry II
reenIte. nut It was being vaced for principle
1he glo 81 tns eoqnty na + fanalf ns
ns'ia 1,aht es I'd e needeu' IT, Trenezdo1s sp2lsuse
Three roosing cheers were the1 given for the e
RS as5 ssa sAe hand
on 1esolntionr. od:red tie following, which, d
VIII WHEELS, 4 dvil var OF n1oro than three Ye4s
Gurat1G1. continues to detp.ate the land, atd u
|. 1em2nd mort men and money for the support ant
WHEREAS AZ 3 LAST resort Il bus been deemet
receksary bE tie Congress and Executive 70 Eeceuf
our as7nies BY limited coutcEpsfon: and
WHERkAs, It IL the Eente of the c:r1zens OF th
I'd Wsfd u Chlcsgo. that an army Of drafted mcs
in defense of he Union and the Constitution, il
lncoI Ieiett nj with the tp,nt and eenius Of de@o
cratic republican government, a1d ought, It posi-
bic, to be aversed by tie efforts Of every uus pa
,r,tEt, spa sa,..,,. no.,,,,+r h,, .-,..n
which, in the opinion OF ou. ruesi, demanded
eeolt 10 the last reEouIee OF natsun !cr sclpre
WHEnEAa, Under the late cali tot troops e,cl
and every Fno-diErrlct was gcneIo1-lg afforded tn
opportunity Of dilicg its Quo:a By volunteering
aId thereby AVOIDING The draft; and, whereas. III
stcond WaId has asxiled Itself Of such privilege
money snd time, With bounties uficieot to ren'
70 The support Of the national armies Its tu1l quot
letored. 1hat The thanks Of the Second Var
are dne ana ere hereby rendered to tnat dep7r!
mint Of the Government which d!1t softened 10
f;sp3E oE the cohecziptlon law, by ctEt1y tht ae1
: lative OF ample tpsee in nh.ch to d1 the reverb
Raoiufa, Th,t the tEanks o. the ward arg dae
: or Out of The ward. who has supsesleed, or give
!. Lis ,naaence toSatss promoting the cause 10
.. wlich we hAEe lasosed:
:; MD Ws,d w,M, - they ai~ays haxe done, max
The safely aud preservatloo Of the Unlou end tn
poxer ana srestness. s An and T every citizen ep}oye
ihe highest degree Of ti1l liberty, the nrss coasia
ere;ion IN es,Y IT, a;t I ot her 1,yss n, n
sseo e@ 70 s. earliest posses SoaessSis ps.es,
lbas IN e1te Of ,hs
y ot fhe Union, IT, Constitution and the Avs, =
9 more no le'fs G and j.. c.uo,a =, r,,,.no .
= teens the cne hundred men recently enlist:
through its efforts and to Its credit ss its ctttzs
q tul5ielr, and that crery man Of them, who do
Il il duty, entitled, In an especial degree to 7
- gratitude Of the Ward, and ought thereby 10 I
7 PROTECTED and sustained through the pet1ls al
is iuatrinrs OF hia ps,iod Of entstme1t. .;,,.. =,
,s aso,d he asa hare pestot@eS the duty assls
- 1bern with rieor and will taat calls forth
~ gratitude End hearty appreciation.
st Re.olred, That nc synpataze deeply with 81 t
= Wards that hare not mp TO this time bseu ahfe
ii I'll shti1 cuo.n: and nc win lend them helpH
ID bsnd as sar as can, IN order If it h possible
en avoids further dratt by volunteering: and VIC pl
{; 1tat they may be snceesstul in furnishing all t
io Remarks were then msds by Mesers. Cart
to Miller, Long, and Laugbin, en- the copdaet
- tlose who had re.used to aid In tho wotk Of fill,
4. the Quota The laet named gentleman tntrodu1
ne resolution cordetn.a'ory Of AID. SMmp, viii
=. utter stormy discussion was Tabled.
III III TIE Bate C,y OF Freedom" was then 9lYen
e1fs e. b. y ss a rot come to
e, hut could heari'y co1etatulats ss, aa his hsa5
g15 II; Wese eGanp esa
70 sssred suMeien. money to opisla snhstl.r
NV =, vesAs ct thesn had come torTsrd hesrily {
Il IN pnts 'th.s b. &C ct IL the ssoold Ward were Il
9:h 9hh ;;ey mu.t Tot forget the poorer residents
~ olhe, vardt.
~ a itrclh7 eiseusslon followed on the propr
az. of lending thir sympathy nnd AID TO ta: etiz
ee II .he SIKH Ward, which lisa poor y .Fd. N !
IN u probability viii fall to tr.e ltselt, but u
~ ~ {, heldcred that resout1un passed At Z iot
~ wsru n citing. appropEiatiog the surplus tnnd
- - lie hepe1t Of the families ol soldiers uo1a
~, ~, wnrt prevents deci i've action.
81. The meetipg then adjourned sfae die.
LON u.rr Rv1sn1rrs-Tbe hackmen of this
hnn,i.- ecme Of the noet graoeless scamps
lion cser tfaict.d apy community. There are
! In vhole-rouled and h.ch'toncd gentlemen az an
.on- | III. m. Int tbeY a1E nA tuHaEaeat " 1e,Sao
..de c4Ges from desefFfa ootaM. Iae 8 III II
The tt3rrco, Jtt scarreig a .psssepge1 en.esa On
In. II ose vehicles Wno II not cnetkea ,fpE oE9 ~
n In rEf cent more 1nan tateH FneeH. 1Ns* " 80