, 1864-03-21

Of his head showed well enough that
rest sstiadcd that be would neve. close biz labors
I'LL all his cnemiee whether IN front or in the rear
should bite he dust. H. Bates then produced =
viii be found in our editorial columns. he wanted
them a1 to 1!sten to It and see bow i Tould read
srcakef's annotatIons amid such ertes as 81
sG ts En- + h r. 1S e aanps Il
der foot" ETC., were numerous, and It was come;
fine before Mi. Bates gould 50 On. He resumed
With IN alIuB!on to the scene Immediately PFC.
question ~ Of PLATE s'what eyil hath he dones''
the people cried ont cruelty him. Gen Burnside
had called dosn on hm the sFSe S9 Fl
be were oHc, the speaker hoped that ne ne
t the blcod Of every t1aisGF Nofth
these were to be permitted under the plea Of liberty
Of the press, then 'twerc well to dishand the army
and surrender the LAG at once But this Wonld 1oi
another winter. the army under General Grant
wou1d see to 1t that every traitor met his just de-
Eerts. HI. Bates closed as fol1ows: ...,.u,,.
you this paper, End show 1t to your children Ina
they and e1l the world may see in what estimate
| you are held By tho enemies q your county
for the Democracy Of illinois, and say that ssnti M
mcnts such as these will find No response IN ne! M
heaIt4. The Democracy Of ulnola haEo not lot
gotten that It Is but three years slnee tne5 .s
sleep on The shorn Of Lake Michigan, aud tha
in his last letter he declared that in this contso
crata. Go back, s}r, complete ths expedition yot
are now eranging gather np these gallant yoana ts
ron win ta1i but II SO. you know that yon will fa9
IN great and noble cause, aud rest assured
si.. that the hEa.e die neveE & for IN dealt asatI
ior sss their ceuatry's Ss heart. Should Jo1
fail instead Of h.v1ng such an inscription on you
mi c1 aas ns nd eha Is
Northwest Will bedew cFcry blade Of gress growint
near your g1aye. And Il you come back to y q
MET you. sir. as our tbeTs and mothers met ii.
deliveTer Of his country at the clio of the war
the Revolution"
Tie Lumbard brothers then sang the star Span
eled Banner, in which the whole audience joine'
in the chorus.
AppEEss OF COZ. EASTMAN.
Col, F.A. Eastman was next introduced, ami'
loud applaree, lis remarks were substantially q
follows: -,
INT lint he was one Of the boys; and II an e1PEes
sim from Tie boys was deeircd, be wonld not 1eai
tatc to endorse, freely. fnlfy and reyerentiy Geh
burnside IN ali that be had done o IN tns ~ the ta
he itsred his order suppIessing tne tai Ge.1a ~, X,
When BE- the speaker first came TO Cnisaso' ~ "
Daniel Brainard, who spoke little time ago, Wa e
the Democratic candidate for Mayor; 'onsnt ~ tba
has said That the Union cause was 1qsh a9a tna
be eaif, be wns an editor Of tho Chicago 1lnaesS
and be thanked God that he left that concern oe
fore Storey left tDetIoit,-:Buruslde WAS Dema
crat. A That time Douglas was the honored iead
tr Of The Democratic party. Now all patriot
| men stood together. When the rebellion bEok
| Iincoln. scme had found faulf Wit
the President. it had been objected that b
| wRa flow JuHt for moment look back little
thai no power existed anywhere to interfere vi
slavery in the state'- BE had himeelf. At late
| then light enough to do othetTise-to write an u