, 1864-09-02
Qlifoao Qribnt1e.

by f. b. StOrrS, J. 4.
i. .Scamm"n, A. ". Stone,
e. Anthony, s. W.
Moulton, c. B.
Deni0. &c.
The dres Of liberty have been once more kin
died in Chicago. MOI "ithrtaud,ng the dAmpeain.
effect Of the great peace convention. which has
lust closed. Many no doubt, thought th.t any at-
tempt to bold Upton mee11ng, 80 close upon the
heels Of the great Copperhead convention, would
be failure. but these doubtefs were e1dfy dis
appointed The meeting last Light proved con.
clueively to the mot sreptlcal that the fltee Of
liberty In the hezre Of The 10y al people Of Chicago
have not yet d1rd ont.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
At m early honr last evening Me ropoltan Hall
was filed vith large and enthust4stic audience
and when the hour drew" neAr for the commence-
nent Of the eetirs. 1t WEB IN utter impossibility
to pack any more people within the building.
The enthusiasm was misunderstanding forth
with all th.t intensity which distinguished the
people at the call :0r troops at the fall Of Fort
Sumter. TIE Lumbard bso,h,9e were there, and
irterpolAted the proceedings with choice Belec-
ton Of patriotic t0Dee-eongs which were loudly
caeered and appaauaed.
a large Dumber Of 1ud,ee we're present, lending
their presence 10 the gre. cause. sud oy doing 40,
severe in the grca. csuer.
Atcieht o'clock. a::es 1he Light Gu4rd Band had
fayorea The audience Ai'h 4hst glorious old time
s'Tne Bar1e Cry oi Frr~dom." the needing waa
called to order by Jau,e- T. Hoot, Esq.,, who IN
few wei choeen words neutnsted Hon. Thomas j.
ToIneE 10 the Chs'r. The uouination was put
and unanimously carried.
KEMADKs OF TIE CHAIRMAN.
hi. Turner then adsanced TO the chair and waa
receivcd with loud kId pro- u,crd cheers. After
the applause had snbsided. be sisted that be con-
Of loyal meeting III Chicagu. tcuve1s.1 He hsd
aeFred Gwo yearat1 the urmy of Tie United States.
and saw more t1eaeon ou1.ns the psesenr week u
Chicago than he ever saw ~utle marching throuuh
the South. 4! cstfAut cherrn] The ConVent1ou,
to have pesce en nny terus. Will you let 60 the
EraFp which you now Aave upuu the throat Of the
rebellion? +? lCr1et ~ "Sn. no, neyes.sl Although
the speeches Of TIE NghrE Of tho recent Con-
vanton have h*t.n tilltd win the most dIseusueg
vtsupeEstlons aeaiurt the noH'e s1an who now sits
in tie Presidential CHAIR It IL iH possible to find
IN the published repotts eul.tsry worn against
Jefferson Davis and his heillsh crew. tHI=ses,1
TIE oRaAN1EAr1oH.
Mr.. Root then read Il list OF nau,es ofgenklemen
whom he proposed thunId AcL ~ Vice Presidents
and Secretaries OF the nlrrIahy, with the names
ofeent emen To compose Committee On Resou-
lions The Eomlnat attoua wEre ndupted giving tbs
following ae the orEantz1 1tlu1 Of The NICE lag:
Tres'd. ..t.Hoa h1nss J. Ta5aer.
S, hsn 3d. x5 i aFe Fe,.5 e. F:,s ~ ase qsse
1esine, 3. il. haued. HSn I: i Arnold. 1ursy
Ee'sun. y; 4 P"rstf. cnas. B; Fsr~et'. Daniel
Hratuard. #. Il HAwley, Z. s. Ieham. George
Smith, Aob. Grnut G.oor,ch, James +. Boot,
VIM. I. Church. En- du,ck Tultse- Perkins Bots.
bfo.n 11 Hon j. H. Vito B. nHn M COL
c. r. Aa1ion, Hon. D. v. Bel. J. st. Allen. Chsa.
Randolph, &. a. l1E1n, Aun. L. Brsntano, John l..
saIas Hon f<ea JSan
vel bon. c. Becswith. A. c. Coventry. and Hon.
&creta3res-walter S. Frazer, L, P, H,lllar..
John W.. WaughDp, I'm. S. Greeuleaf: L. Il DAVIS.
Committee o. Re.o'uN 1s.-Janles r. Root, Chi
Gago; Gen A. c. Hnrding. Monmouth: Hon. G.. B.
Denio, Gaiena; Geotxr n. Banys. Aurora; Joseph
The chairman then announced that . gentleman
from Missouri ~ts prrsent. one who roult be lis
be loyal whe,i oil arourd were IRRESPONSIBLE. &c
called on Hon. 7. B. Bryan to 1n'rodnce him Ia
AoDaEss OF nn. nzrAS.
Nh, 7. 3. Bryan advanced, amid luud cheering
III. Chai,man and Ftuop cs!i=<ns: The Demo
critic Contention nss acjoQroeot We breathe
treer. We know nov the candidates tor the sui
hages Of the American people. We know no,
- the sentiments Vi The two paries, ss avo <ed III
theR respective platforms aDd by tccir candidates.
nent been 70 dis. uriinE m exhibition Of party
faucor ana hafaut dlfuy4ltv ~ we have t1st vat
messed in The acta aud nitesancee Of the men WHO
have etood forth in this cir thu expouenrs and
Champions Of the new political taiLnt acries os
mo, no1''1 From The Peace martyr, pallandisharn,
Soxn tsr ~ tns er rsadss 1 ep
forth Of fierce. extEayds' nj and ribAtd deuuncia-
tlonh Of the President vi The UuIted Stats and Of
the armies under hle chief command. The noble
patriots Who are pszilps ,heirl ver, and enduring
with beroic tortitu6e n1tud hAEiehlp, to prescrvt
tie integrity Of tie Uniop, have been freely de-
poupctd as !. IincoIl' e mtuiou." andsa .tmataud.
61fr 6O&6 III IhuH frA r MI
mand-r4n-Chie 1h- Prer teut Ut United States
Ia vtihtu with eoch opprubrious cpl o.ts n .'bsb
"satan, AID worse Inan sa,sp." liisse.:] Nor
was the mR]cSo,ebct Uf these dtma.ueues c0nG1ed
to the ne,e expression OF thslr political eenti'
ncntr, bowtyeT rat,d, or Of their hate, however
ylraleni. II nc same breath thai they poured
forth there Fillaip1as diatlibes, pronou1ctnz our
humsne P1trldent .'the <1ieet Of tyrAnts," and
lsdy,n falss1y acepsrE M him 49,, q sappnsssink The
HARMLESS, novE l1kE worshlppcrs OF
peace-Capeain Ryna.1r. Wood, Va,iandteham,
e tsaeaan. oe"nt-nlMsd I'D .he air With the ns1ees;
the GoVe1nnenl sud with tn. v.lert .ncendlar5 ap;
peals ever addressed to audiences IN the ioyal
I' Bnt What ~ Of ,he Convention md it, action
Who Was dth permanent Chaisman? That shre~d
Raeeo s WnSss va'
dressed To the Convention, c'nehed strangely xitt
his uttsEances on tormef oecasion, und quot.
his exact Words: "1 SLAVERY must be nestfpye(
to preeervs the Union, the people Of the Sousi
ehonId be permitted To withdraw themselves iron
the Union." Whist mn-ic IN his car must pe th,
sound OF the lheh, Nhat rastrruua harfnuny to hIs
500! tie claukins of ctlatns, thar he should TIM
boldly eyow biz preference .nf the destruction o
the Union to tbs destruction OF slavery. [6sa
The platform ana the candidates are alike com
promise between the peace aud tue war wings o
the pRrty. (Appaause) F.1, thank God. Their
tndicnaat.y reject the nonstrons doctr1ne now in
siapatsd aud tt"nly promulgated by thest
tlut this proud Goeerument rnu-. make evesinse,
ofpeace, aye must bow down 10 the traitorope CO
horts Of Jederron Davis in fgnomInous subnIsstos
it lnyolEe,c,F1i war In the North aud The perman
cnt disnemier1ucn' of the Union: Snch Il tnt
who hat planted hfsnFeu bu]o1y IN advance upon
tie peace pfauk tn The eonirocal platform, and Il
placed nuoninatlop AZ q etroke OF policy to conciu
ate tbe peacc men Mcclellan is 100 often and too
recently on The record rs voluntarily committed to
this wnr tn the +upprs esion Vi the frbeion to ad-
NIT Of Ills betnE acceptable to the peace wing.
y e5 s see h.
tempted TO ar1ai4n Nr. LiucoIu. being IN nvo~sd
advocate Of the Ear. of the drnf and Of arhitrary
arrests. To appsass the srrath Of The lneetnoas
pence men. who both In and ont OF the Eouven.
ss &
r. f. e.
svord in oDe land mud the olive brunch in tht
other. Pcndletou The olive branch In bath hand. :.
and at thu zane trulf. to bold on ta Mcclellan
sword arm. lInnleuse chee1nc.1
Fellow Citsxehs, whilet VT would all hall will
intense joy The srturo Of pe.e5 II m moE. be h.:
the blood and treae9rc of the IA ion. loud and
continued rpp'au~e>1 Certainly BOT Fnch peace
as f6l1d!eated tn thr following terms A. the Mos'
favorable tbst possibly cAA ~ entertained BY fht
rebel au,horiticr. 1t1kethem from the Richmond
Ea7ats&s, the Official organ Of ahe JET. DAyts 6
AE.en m nrr r,rn term. 1wc ran ~.rsnt m