, 1864-09-25
FROM QUINCY.
The Great Union n1ectinG.tnauaohse-
Enth uslatna-HAdtcal Ill sfh1nHo OF
senffment la Adams CoAn1y.
(Spec.A! ptspaten TO the Chacako Fnbens.I
Quacr, III 8atnsdaJ, Sept. n, 1861.
Y1nar pftFAfCU.

(spee4a4 ptspasen 10 The Chicago TEanent.l>
Qpucr. III BatusaaJ, Sept. ~, 1861.
Y1psr ps1rA1cu.
The streets are flied wllh IN ci0of, excited, Aod
enthu.iastic multitude. An Immense proee'alon.
tcadtd BY hands Of mn,!c, aud carrying aloft ns-
tionAl banners, u now psssdins INC sueofs Of
Quincy. Oecup3ipg tho post OF honof afo two
hundred soldlesp, and directly behind them dozen
wsgons and cszrisges. oiled With sick and wound
I'd hroct 1totn the hospitals. Tncee WAGONS are
fillrt x,th eo!diess who hare each 'ott leg, sod
they bold their crutebes a.ots and display from the
top Of each UaIon Dag. IT Il touching sight,
the devotion aud patriotism Of this msimed body,
aud tho by 4tantc.s tnroluntast'J lit their heads
~ they pass BY. Col. C. B. Dovies IL standing be.
side rne. and ssys thata tnsn wko docs not honor
xo1d'er il traitor. Following tho boys In bue
come citizens In carriages, and t1t1zens on ho.se
back. and citizens On foot. The 1a4t boar aWhite
banner tnfaonnted With wreath Of rotes and
o1ergieent: and bearing this tnscrirsion:-" Liza
So1,h @ o. sonlh" Il an i1mmense ssf G ana fas
indications are that the sttendanco to-day will b
all that the 1nott loyal heart can destre.
Az untostenets to sfait ocGaHsd la.t aizhi at Aa>
sot tn the death OF I young I'D named Dexter
There vas U1tcn meeting thesc addressed bY U.
B. nnin r. ena E9wa ha1s of "s.. and tes
ot . rebel r5mpathizer Of ihat region, tauuted
1e. ss
this occasion was wearing eatlos's coat belong
in: to h!s brothtt, with being Lfnco'p> uireling
and Lincoln ruppy. nttet the .uanner Of other
this and promptly KNOCKED him -down Das,1g
The mtlee Dexter was stabbed, It is supposed 81
Bo.twlck Ind 70 seriously Injured that hs Ill DID
and perrona1 eneounte. arc Of ere5y day occur.
rerce: a well-intoFned politician from Hancock
eays there IL radical change or sentrnent going
r ths ss @ sa n.t ~ e.
Of lie UhIoa:-
SECOND DISPATCH,
Especial Dispatch to he Chicago T,ibune.1
: 2o1scr. scpt<18-6p- n.
The unioa meeting this afternoon has been In
progress tortuE Last two hourA In potnt of uum.
De.s ~ easaa*nsm aaee1peetaa7ns o' tae uaioa
men o. ADAMS arc !al'y met. pscshartJ OF the
crowd IL the preponderance Of voters, These are
esloen.y @ easness = .n'akane men, not al o. Thom
asse oesa "eS"s'oneA - sote Win us he1etolote'
but We hope that under the eoRent reaxonin.s oi
tho di.'ireqi'hed speaker. who Asve Just nadress.
ed the1n they will SEE tbs error Of ther Ways aud
heft alter be found with uR on the side Of Union
and good eoeetnment. II 70 msJ judge Of The
ELECT o. tssse speeShes By ths ssasfscssn @ apps1-
sinno1;1 I'll 1eou, the Wn. s.
snch Win Be- lie result. Adams rnnniv Il c.nimefj
by tho dtEunionists as their particular dom in,
but the Indications are thst i will
H. - nnian rn sss ro"adso9 1oe Eng thsH "a
csTy Adans- by iInm tbree 10 six bundled ms.
So,1fv. lf they ritl ID f,r less than fhis Il
ihey wil resch tha yote Of 1aa1. ths siec,iof, q;
Dnsadier General Harding. Union csndidste fas
Il sesured. - "''"1 A'~''
@Tha mtetirr E,s orranfzcd at two o'elock tbl.
afternoon BY he choice Of Hon. RALPH Hnri6nrt, d