, 1864-10-07
GRAND RALLY FOR the UNION.
Enthullasttt Meeting at Rr,aa na4-Foquent
Aad Characteristic Addresses ~ aoa. Z.
c. Instrsell, of Pesris~-Kenarks Of
Eessrs. Taylor. Of 81. Paul, and
snan, of michigan.

Long oeto3e uue nout 'ot .ao eou msureauea. y "
1eYy was Gro eded TO excess A. the time drew
n,.h nv I'll. eomnenrenent Of The EVENINGS bus,.
~. ~ ~ ~ "a ra1ne r,.h;no n IN atiii ,arcr,
oesss LUG c1oHo SA"s taeaA1E ~ - '41 uss1
numbers, and many, VINO were nnsoae % oosala
seats or standing room, were obliged to SO away.
Alares number Of ladies graeed The hsn with their
psssenee, eno Inc atmose eo1na8,.sm psseleu'
The Great Western Light Guard Band was ptea-
@h,,h 81, Nv -..a 81. -ace,zed
n T.s. 80 os1I.a ~. ,,...,,r n ,rd.u
=. y. aaWie5. heq.. eaneo 1ne meeas ~ W. o.es1'
man. The nontnstfon was Enantmonsty adopted.
Co:onel Hancock then came for Safdand IN few
words introduced Hon: B 9: 1nsstsoD; e Peorss,
| p:nuee.
Mr. Ipee,soll aaid he bad BELONGED TO The Demo-
eae ps.y Thsn thaf h Rs no[, sa r ~ H. H. cry
peril: xhen Il sad lint the m1tot1ty should rn!c;
when !tLead .qar country rsnt o. wzg2E" Eat
hea e s piay thai VI In Deeember is and hs I'll
been &c compelled a1es to thiak that he let It 1st
one o moment ,S go oa soop: 2. -. .,o,.,o a.,
B. Mcclellan were elected, no Republican would
eetk to depose him from his seat; conld not VIII
5s Is s1te1 y H. eveg nsn9
and the minority wts bouEd to omtt; In erofy
TS6el T ke tes O. Enpeiol .n
II 1he nlroIlsy would not submit
to his authority, then ths m.tefity owed
nit5 to make them eu1mit. From The vssy no, ,
meat that Lincoln was elected, the Denocsa.a BAD
bten raising constitutional questions . ln the
70 ihey Gu med 70 haye hsd 80 90 person. Pr.
ent BE wonld accord taem m mdnoa Ell Il tney
wiehed It, but be would Tive $l91ooo 70 any one
nose ho se9d np ad9 aao n mace ss, snEs
oat 10 The Government ho. Il c9pia @ best saye the
Tbg a 9G 80 sH mtqe a15
eldotted; It WIS that. they Wonid sand by the
"a the iotsfe ~ tneJ nsa a9ne IN tns
e. ae Il tba aaa thess ''11a vas
encea Democratic President chanan-Who Tas
re ias6 ihst Wonla ese5 aat ~ ~ f1sssdsa
fo.rt1erers ior it. Tor b coa:d never forgive him.
telz. Buchanan ee'd he army IN h,s nsnt haad,
e u M !eit anatne treasury N ais oISeeass
pocket he stood IDLY by and made no effort TO
prevent the 81 tne unio1 and It's whole
sa?e robbery By the rebels. bncaanan 1oad tos
aLS eou'q not h,no no 70 70 oss w'sa
Sta.e. Ih1s was ns HH n Mnlcn
Buchanan had stood oy {he tnion. fenaleton
Mon'd 90 t9e sa tue sa Mo1d aa n a.
sweet)y that The rscedets should io9k PACE On ne
parting with sweet regtet: be @ MoaId It md by the
srine6ed u.Ga 6 II Illinois, STOOD By ihe 1aoa IN the
ean,e manner. IN inc !sn o,y OF 1tnaN5. IN tnls
3sar, when Inat sesolaion va ,ta Intsooosao y
ma cnl1 " foSr Democrats from this Stats 1otea fof
it. They stood BY the Union thcn, as thsy had
alEnys aone: ,, a.. o.,,o.z.na,,a II ,,s,- mi.
| The nt1t 1n:Gs lne neiuo1acS ssia ~ .nsn GM ~,
platform ~ 1ass ~ tne p wsI n4o ps9sed az
ute Inis vas !a!se, ent y "ele LIVE, sns ~
would be c:reGy cnareeene 10 1ns DtnoG.ahs t; ,1s
| party. Ihe1 nsn IRON Ane very n1st taAen 19a
| Constitution ae nnKsf osn1na "nacn the leoels
could tight. ne believed That the CONSTITUTION
wss m1Ss ne,nins LIZ ba var rasss
wtp like the uo'd which stood
b eho4 s noan Of
then Il The great Ssmp.on Of our Day hsu risen IN
biz mieut ard butet the bands they Wonid haye
shouted :. Unconstitutional" The fact Is. that
should ,si. 70 that they could not have tne tiave
powerto affiliate With, und aid them IN the'r future
political 1aatsies. 1ne oemocsa's hs I'D NO oa!d noT
| ttAnd shoulder to shoulder again. bot the
war hao not BEEN tatiuIe. AZ the oeeln.
layiheir hanas on-eyefy musket evEry cauoo1
Except Buttc1n. on-atd he WIS leit something q;
SAtan .e1t Jobs vile, because he thou2ht u Tou't
plague us Lore to leave him Win Us: Me naa "a:
10 Ialst rast army Of men. aud be would ssS ths
I n.ver braser Sc: Of men ever marened 1ott9 ~ Z
{ battle at the sound Of the bnsie: tn
| war cane Lpt momtnL ZOO eoon. Beiofe !
| bu1et up'n ns, we we're 1ncre ietnk In power, II
{ ropuauor, il alth. faster thao any otaer naAo1
ey t,ee &c oas 90 nasou Il
is -coue ,c }cok On r.syery as divine institution
F. ppd lad c.i1 ee to the tiaytholdpg power i on
aan ea nc sn "ea emsncipa,on prec!smstion a:aast
Il mncn ss did he s1Tes toemse,vsx. Thspk God 70
e It THIS wsr Has fai'u!ei WAY We have 1iehle
~ ny Dnnei-on. shiioh. Co,1n;h. rea Ridge, VicIs
mrs. Ssw Or Guns, Rosnoake, Fair OAK, A:iant,
sHu n Mp1Is rs;etad @ nj Rcnaonnl We hays ne ID
as r-cnTsrea fr ths rrbcis more than enough teri
's eena s.s ntee1s s !s'are !1f @
cp: out xil1 co doy IL lie mud q stsrna ,na
sn1 lss' Ta % ia FL Te @f wtS1sa our n
- fafe .xa5 syery boy in blne and IN fact recosni
tae M cos;ts Sss. i IL sassssilo1s = =
.. .15n b. ia lie Vs1e7 of I5e Sa.oanaos
ID no3d s,ti bola Siberian at bsy. and u
ID Eas1..n reb.1s be juha,ant around Richnoo
Ent ms u ~ whist the DemDcr,ts wanted. ,he
r o,d 1.,. Haut 10 zee the repcluon overtime Vc
~ fhcre,o;e lhey pfooosed peace. Pence. or il
d eqrivsh nt arutt.ice, fur they never in.ende
- to 20 foIth 10 met ihost rebels. ask what the
Ean1td Ind lay themselves Ut the jeet OF tie mi
5 aose oe aaopa e
hi he q. ior n~sce caas IRON tas mrons aide
1br Unson army = tie zapiaiy couqucfing 4 peace
he to 5ssa ss st y Ss Ss States
AZ he PEAT 70. a.e CT for, hat tort Of men Won
lg attend IL 0uly lhose from thu Northern sts1e
tbe Soul jus1,hed IN fighting for ite perpetua.iol
y. y. No. fitele Union msn would attend ii. An
e from the South pretty ret Of commissioner
men who believed that the Abo1stiontsts had bee
HE Gauge ot 1he war and that they enon1d be pr
= : oown tfectuAlly forever. Bat suppose they snou}
meet aua agree among themselves on terms {
:. hRhiing. II the army would not as1ee to tho!
- t1me- CT II the States vcnld not be oo1n
- BY their 1esgue would they nent 70 enforce n
he arTeenentt But tnat Woala lnvo Ve u "a a1oth'
be var suppose icy LooH tnetl aoTHmenI e 0ta1
iii ten tnem that ne gos MS o1oes nom f!eeloei
II 1ahcon, anu q!a not fesoenske tnem s1pio:
IN tht1 t9ey ebo1io en 70 LlnEoln: W9At Eon.o
sh ssy: ns Moa.a retl 1a ,nem ne Mss ateaoS aenn
81 hl tne 6lntes, cslleo which said to ht
GU ''Pr0cetd with the war" Aud II they shoul
then 60 to JEFF. Davis: would they get any bettt
anew r from him2 The Bpesker thought no
r. and the galIoWn, ana cannot glre up" Fhs
,e woud be beaten at all points, and witno3t poFs
I, to enforce their de6EioD.
10 Butwc have consenuon to-day, q conv9utio
~ Of all the States, called Congress- ~hch those fe
~ w. lows world not. adhere to; they left that BID
~ houses, and Stephens OF Georgia, himself. ~
- that That CoDFfets had never passed q 1AW Kh1i
~ was unjust TO the South. They lett fhat conFel
~ ton fhemet lres, and to what kind OF coavtnit
democracy had tried II once, and fatle
They failed in C:nzresa in f8d1. and th:
'rt there had been sensible men in that body (he Fl
On therchemEslf tben), and II that party couid L
of euccecd. how will i do noR when all the Sot
nd men have lett ns bat tney psopose1 to eJmp
On Why there was not soldier In the army who b.
re bsred his to.om to the shot and Shell OF the reb
"a army who woald 8ccept their eyropathy: Won
n any one Of tie &j0 nlen under ltocidas nav
thaskd sns one & o. s6nd ho:k fora ,of
:. niess 81 cur armies want The sym 2a;hy
u the Clicaeo 1tMes. Then they protested tn
ne Atfsham Aanco.h had 1nter1efed Win me Feeso