, 1864-10-21
UEllk MASS MEETING.
Loyal 0utpearIcg at Bryan Hall List E.eu,u-
Addresses b. Hass. kug. koerper and
and lyMsn G.. Irumhnli Prof.
James E. Murdoch.

One Of the 1atccet mt etIuss which evcr s.se,
y o'ed In aty hall in Chicago WAS held last eve
ins at Bryan h,ii. to t'sse., to III. ;oy.1 n
p'otlFes OF men "h"..c patriotism - a, wide
sno"a &c :. Is Intense The hall wa. literal
'-ec with earnertr thoughtful, loyal mt
s aid women. long before The -spposnte
time, Tho body Of the building. II
aho ere lhs nfst spsaEtr hsd arcelded the1pla
form. bnndts de Of ah1,ous ones md been cor
pesa TO- 'e4ss ths doors dssppoo.d At
slast,e hts. mo,aee OF pstriote, Ia note Of Who.
re 6tsstts IT,. dTsit M = trsitorsus feeling: From
Fireworks Shot their magnificent lxat fsr tn.o th
eEeutte air. alike typlcsl In their ascent uf lo7s
month aomslistcr TO Coppcrteads every shere
The two aneet bsbds it Inc whole Nor+h @e-terr
Corps. and the consolidsted Grsat western H aud q
Ltshi Guard, were PRESENT ano during the even
,ng COL tribu'ed some excellent mu.ic A.tosstne,
TO JOY III hea1ts AID an annihtatiny blow to tbose
sraitofs who elaim Chicago as aCoppsraeaa renden'
Col Hsncoct took the chair and s.id they h4d
met tcRehef Ut proper tie to eel =brata a1,nthrr
n1oriops n TactS1y y Phil snefiian. ltlreat 4p-
take ihsir place upon the PLATFORM and then intro
dlced J, y. NaEghop, Esq.. Secretary ot he nj.
Ebo rtao the following letter from tie ssni,asy s
Tloieefer Mutdoeh will rive two of bis D,endia
entertainments in this city for lie bensnI Of .ns
Sanitat3 cammieston and the :" Soldiers Dome"
evening. at Bryan Hall, ard The osrer 1.n on ns1t
sunsa, erenlne, ateo at Bryan HaIl. ''S>'
,. Az tns sa proceeds to 20 for the benefit OF our
Attte Friday evening entertainment Professor
Mnrdoch VII eiye to tteauaience his " NatIopal
.adcrta' with Illustrations from The war nfe, f.
at5y ~, I'd q 1he duty q the eiusep - to ''da he
sa se dlef;" This soal stirring sdarefs has been
III Faut,e nber b. poeesor
purpose, to tmmenre audiences. Our irtend aoo.
Matt4 Carpenter says II It, Besid. be1ag fuI
ane & II e*Dltal discussion INC
The entertainment on sorday evening. s,so for
tbc Eeneht OF tho FOLDERS, will be ror purtrs of
the Bible, with zsscsngs aud recltatioae from The
Ihese patriotic entertainments are OF 4 yerv
1sls casiAcsef. such AZ ocr ciItzens can seldom
crnr aoy 81 rn Pr1e hey ste tne es and
soltiest 1nd but one Of The many waIs in which
he If labortrg nob'3 and Esa,ortly for or .ood
cause and our ersve smy. W. ~aut to have esory
4 asaneme sp pace ~ the Hall asled On ootn Friday
COL Hancock then introduced to the meeting
Goxesncs AgEustus koesneE, our Minister to
Sp!tu. MI. hocfnes waH recelTet with loud and
tAtluElastic applause
uoS. AUGUSTUS KoERxER,
Governor Koesher raid he appeared uuon the IN.
Ft!ation OF ite committee OF the L,ncola Club and
1sslso thst ttes bad greater hs'ief n h poxert Us
ne shou ID make, he knew hts hearers would pre-
fer that be should appe.l nut to their
1JmpatS,te;a t; %. to 'aear reason as would etehew
rot eploaizs Mr. Llncola th,uph bis mefhs hsd
gained lin the affection of the whole American
q oplt s5d the admt1ssion Of ths c,vl lied world.
s1tp!la'1E ne would not personally oppose NrfLln-
con's ouporeit though with tqually ju~t cause be
could DO 20. The platform adop'ed 1t tre Bati-
mere Convention vas thu bess VIII ch could be pre-
FHJfHd krr "a
aaserted the affection Of 'hc An, ,rican people for
tnlon. ard recognized the fact that the only vav
to prteerNe that Union uae~ not an uncouoi7iorai
sur1etuef to ualtors. but Vigorous psoscca ion Of
the WAT farther the that the cau-e
cfthe psese,t civil war as 'he institution oeoun4 IN
elast1!; aid p1opoeed therefore that TO extt1-
oe c1us. ed. ,tApp'auee.1 In this connection ii
supported all the war policy OF Nr Ltocosn o
atsn TIE tho1onch emancipation Of the elarta
The Union wayes: i supports the soldtere
whether in the Geld, or 1t home disabled by
Won E1unef: M Il bolo'y anncute:s the Monroe doc
tempt 10 fnbrert our sfster republic. and e.tah-.
,s 1ox; W. e.res.ly aPplieaele to he Eaesrsr II
and ytt- With fearful war at ear frout, md
Northt1n traitors IN our midtt, the loyal tnen u
Baltimore ie,rerely ftste th,t they will Dot allow
1eprbae. m ibSa1'@'e1'' VAN ~ 4A''' "a 3a' F's'Ss
He wonld briefly scan the points Of Ii. platform
o. the cppot1'ian party. These men etattd inst
he! asa stre in fsvol Of union. but Instead 81
s1>e IeEn1iotione which znpsI terminate in dis.
graceful peace. This VII: tue on1y positive alec4.
ntase n ther ehslacer Wv Eve dd eoinas nos
that platform allude 10 the Monroe doctrine! Way
VS. ; taat inpcEtaIt Fuh1ect: alampostaut at this
doctrine to strongly opposed he Institution Of
tlsstr. BY opposing The maniteet destiny doctrine
wn'eh elaimtd that the . reng may get Ill be cla
Q: ,odaI was ruled by M1. D.lmont-who osiT
cs1eu fur this country as It ludaenced bis inauciI
fSnsneas rS ~ snpp2ed By pspsss II The employ Of
VIZ that Jefferson Davis was the nrst potentate to
c,1 ers!9 ute the Emperor Of Mexico "a bis acces.
SIP Sow II viii not do tor the Democracy to
npno the Nopsoe doctrine, which oppo.s. rh.t
sef1uE Y hich their Southern allies support. Had
tees osop' ed the action Of tie Ra .t1mofe Consen
aop. chtase would have been given to the rehels,
tnn their rnlsz Tor the saus they could no:
oppose Ut eoDdemn rsbeuiou.. Had they don. 40 It
wfui0 have equally as before hurt the feelings Of
Ment asatnst the Administration. complaint
ngaintt aEtifrsJy ar7efte- aud statement regard
1nE tEe 1otat faitrre Of tas war sgaloss treason.
ed thst much or the Ctlcago platform was not
orieinsl but copied from cd addresses By Calho9n,
aIo Governor Kot.psr had discovered the origin Of
lte rem atndes In an in, endlary pamphlet 9Tittsn
some years ago, zos hy. Val andtehau, but by
ah!t. Z ht!t.r man than !, tue Ohio maEtsE.
Which plat 'oro sbt uld hc supported that 81 the
loyEi I. foc u,en at B1lum"ze, or that construct
eo BY I'tAce ut aty rate tsaiIors IN Chicago: The
and ee:crni, es 10 crcsh 1t Itowne our nationsl
piausej fte otbef IL The emanation Il petty M op.
poettiol II declares that the ~ failure
aid would undo al tEat our gallant soLiiera ava
achieved. Governor Koerner VAS e I'D that ere
thst ps had resshea E1sp I'd s his
lAmtzica1 proonetion. Hs hsd eTsr bold
I'd a shs 'sr sss I'd SoFn saa H. sss nsssI sna
here would be document ln the name Of ZOE
character TIM IT. very standard be,rc:, the msn
indicated BY 1t as the next raler OF t.e nation,
that there cenld be no doupt which Of these DIT
forms should be selected. Some I'd thu ,nt pre-
yions TO The Convention, that II Democrats n3ml-
that HI. L1ncolne ftierds would have to labor in.
delatt9ab ) to sare hln from defeat but se soon
as The plsiiom "a; posted pg The people taer
traitor and dIsoysl man North, aud every guerilla
and armed rebel South, supports that platform
;Mnd M e sen:.tert Il .jaet The thing Lausht=r;l
1sns'nss Of Tie eerceat copp:.he but he YOU'D
sa Two q ~ oeR b 4 ssn s
- sdd,ess ncenty delivered in Ills sssfs sn19n H.
prtEent wsr there we're 900 Of nrn IN IN tue tue
North favorable to the UIion, That to these men
Lincoln said that be won,d nrrer Interfere with
p1aihed that Lnroln introduced bis Ensnsio ,t1on
Psocamaton, and C0nRtees passe3 it, cou0sca-
tioL 1sWs. thereby uulttng the sou:h and diyidinp
the NoIth' While before these act!ons the NORTH
The North Was united =: the tsart Of the reeei,0,
ard cited a. his proof The Copperhead Coayeu:ton
held al Stsnr helu 1861 n hich claimed s,Iepe,h
s1s1s ard emitted Danea,,.5 9oushs bat treaten Demo
our ,siilosds and bdrts, 'o a. e tbeyp pfoxSs .eTe
throwing every obstacle n the ~ay Of fransnfttfn
our soldiers 10 the front, and In Ohio and 1ndaEa
rh1rCf WFe Of the came aspect: so that Mr. Robin
e1n e}aes ~ os adorese wh1t hts:ory proves 10 oe
the Cthtr hard be considered that at Bail Run and
Pea Ridge and co11nth the Seuth uas pretty well |
unlttd. While the Emancipation Proc1ama,t5n did |
not appesr u1ul January lhs dtst, 1868. The el,- 1
qne1t tptAler concluded hy an earnest appeal to
his hearers to yemstn loyal, aud not support |
pasty whoEe hopes nee only wish dts.stefs to tae
nation tpon the battlefield.
"uoAE, swEE7 uoxE,"
Was then given IL H. stye by tie bad Of the 18Th
Tess.au kessrse Corps.
JUDGE THUABrL1. 4
Hon. LYMAN Ttunbull was next introduced |
arid perfect ~Air1Tiud OF applause, He was |
net tnaware In Irouh]ons timee when mea q mints
were excited that heis the most popular speaker |
wEo adds fuel to the tire, aud adde to the passions
not 10 >uppor: Institutional liberty and stii:e "a
the thack.et Of the slave By .n1tzah" at public
meetings. Lat them on the contrary say that come
y,:1e1x Or come defeat they viii to the death vs;
alter xarcs leave IT. legacy to their children. |
They mn1t carcfu.fy fnd the path oi |
da!5 and au,9 thsa 1read Il at az hsz-
D vas @ 10 '1ST Sore t9ss
pretent Administration CANE Into power, and that |
1ts chief actta!ofe were members Of former C1b-