, 1864-08-19
CHICAGO. FRIDAY, AUGUST 50

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4 ratification meeting will be held at
Murphysboro, Jackson county, on Saturday,
the 9Th inst. at which Gen. Oglesby, Mr..
bloulton and others are expected to be pres.
ent.
The people In the county are fully aroused
to the cause, and now no1herc do the
watchfrss burn more brightly than in old
Williamson and Jackson counties.
The home Of Mr. Allen will discard her
unworthy sou, and roll up handsome ma-
.jority for the Union candidates.
FROM SYRACUsE:~
Joe Hooker Welcomed b5 the People
she Council Of the Peace 5nenRs-
VaIIandighurn aud Rernadirvud.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l
SYRACUSE n. T., 1hursuss, Aug. 1s, !eG4.
POPULAR OVATION TO Joe HOOKER.
Major General Joe Hooker arrived in this
city to-day, about o'clock, and is stopping
at tue Syracuse House. Shortly after his
arrival. the news having spread through the
city Of his presence, large crowd gathered
in front Of the hotel, and he was called out
for speech. The moment be made;hls ap-
y "
meeting which was listening to the yaporings
nj Yailandieham and Fernando Wood. a .
short distance from the house. wunted to
ltar lighting Joe Hooker, much to the an
noyance aud disgust Of those Hvid traitors.
Gen. Hooker made but fow remarks. He
said he was but casually passing through the
town, and could not resist the temptation to-
come before the l1yal people ofSyracuse and
tbp;r anna and hrn+f,sra in thc army many
whom Ind served under him:
Gen. Hooker is In excellent health md
enirite. He Ia on his way to Washington.
rur srw ronK PEACE esE4K cosyrsr1oy.
ThfPeace Conventions are an Institution.
haye seen ene today. and know whereof
smok The New York State Peace Conyen.
linn pathcred here today. unaer the aus-
pfcee Of Fernando Wood, was the most mark
ed asscmb}sye ever brought together in the
Northern States, from tie Character Of the
rren engaged in it, not from the number
prfseut, but from the bold, defiant, and un-
bluebisg treason uttered By all tile ofators-
Vallandigha1n the martyr, was the princi-
ral speaker, and although he WIS much more
cautious and circumspect in his utterances
| than the other speakers, yet it was apparent
that the most intense venem and hate rank
I'D III his bosom.
The convention VAS Intended to give tone
to the Chicago concern, which assemblies in
,opr cIty on the a9th, and all the speecles
were worded for that purpose
Every speaker boldly declared that unless
| Chicago care them q peace candidate, on
peaee pt1.4o.m, - n a' ~
oe1 DO cHeuus'au.cs' teeei'e snsH euppos'''
10 cishco TINS "a.sef' one Q, tae "ouus,
lot fefDando or ben' ohefed resolo1'on
t,at an advisory delegation, Ia addition to
chfcogo hv th,s Convention for the MIR.
80 49, o.t.a .r.,,a go.
Lose OF Influencing LIE action Of Inc 1of'slef
body.
The names of the delegates were embodied
in The reao,utfon. The resolution WAS voted
- se .,as. ,.a,1ea 1900. .,a u]oas
ao"R u 'esS aee1oee iuuoaet, eou ""oo
Ws dropped. He then started another
| s.apd on the balcony Of the Syracuse House,
| ~u ~ esso eh,w and oft.ra 7,1one{hla
assEt ot slos sao", anu "'tFs P'auotuie
| ard tender epeech II was onefeo 10 Tue
! smaller crowd.
| Hero IL a1so snfrered the same verdict but
! - ...;.~ ~ ,1ha.;.. -r,,,,a, hnt +ba
noe qu''e ~ eenasas a eosa,,t.,ea oas su,sI sa
Chairman declared Tue sesoAaaon caEelea.
| There WIS bed1am let loose and chaos came
! AMIN nm +}te sneakers, etand regular pl ~
.ss,,as ..no,,r t1a sneotors h1nws vera
| .e,.e nesas -v,,,ad crrat,o I'D
given anu 'aAen, noses punea: saAe,os HAu
every E1oleht ue1uops'4ation "nicu lue "e'"
could suggest. Sweet peace, Which the
epeabers had been expounding all the a'tcr-
ruou. took ia her 7xfnes and few afTrlshted
-, +,,a roof of +to honsp Tn ehont tcn min.
~ 'ns iva VI NV ns@s~I -
u'es ofetr WIS "e"haa le9'o1ea' "Aen
l N1f Eh$FH
| hut the Chairman declared the meeting 3D.
;,c-r. :, and The .a,,e sccnez to1,oseds Int
~ WI. f.,.,ls ~ o-.
the Chairman and WOODS friends had es
! tapcd+
Im1nediat' Is utter the meeting was agalu
o-c,,;7:a -,Tr Wooa,s resolution was r.
oas,4.sa.a1 49, rntsd dosn o,n,ca. ,,oon1.
eo"e4. eaeos huu 'o'eu .o "."7' y, 1"". y.
mous]y, 1t will probably go through the
country that this Wood delegation was
e}reted Int it's not true. II they come to
Chf.s,n et.n,r, them horns This cooyan.
Ch1easo' stamp tuem ooeas' lug sor'ca. ,:e
lion was gov up W fe1"aouo "oou :" Au.ao ~.
Mcclellan. he aud his peaee associates will
| mt support q man for President whose 1epn-
t.,fon, snch M II ii. rcsts so1a,v npon hfe
fighting against rebels. No hand stained
with the blood Of their southern brethren
cai, get their votes.
On the bauners ard devices carried in the
prn - es+nn AfefT1a]IAnss name did TOT opt1eaf.
p4u p.1 ,-aa - aa1
"nnt seymour "as on ih"ns.
No speaker uttered his bame, while seJ-
mour received mention, accompa: led with
htsrty cheers ,rom all,
The orfv.vt Of the Convention could not
,..a1.a" ana :. - M, doFoa+ 1fctI.,ta no
ne mts1aken, hpo ',i u sa' The 4g.sat a+ta u"a
nomination IT WILL 10 IL. 1ne atsen auce 10
the Conventicr, OF rather mass meeting, was
quite large-ssy 10000
ito he Associated Press.7
cr,c,,sr. y Thnrsdav Arr 1auTha
pssce Gonrc,,t,on n r., ,dov "a 1arga,. nttend.