, 1864-11-05

sae tEaAoy ae 1917 oA1a: more th21 ht't the
Government Of The Union md on sSmies2W.sre
aEs thsy; Grant y Rtr"inz RIcemo1d vith his 10.
hin Sheridan IL conf ntin9 Ea1i1 In he Valley
oflhs shenandoah. (chetrs.1 Our navy, uodes
gallant 14rto1;dn! old FsMsgot sod Pqe! apa Wlssloy
lie 1T No 20. built s1S 10 Brt.a RI si' psft
y aaat nsh faors furnished With Balsn
American commerce iay th,uk France took
!est on shea That vessel wept oat Of : French har
ne e,sst q French hp s
aa0 vent down Immense applause Why, We
have thy nigh.,est raw hat ever do.ted On The
to 9ght thc United States, Ne ara match for them
tee; @ more thin half ths territoy-nore th3n
=; :. nishty Ps!y. y ast elss' VIZ, people s.;
behind see n Rp
oi the rebellion; lcnes1sI a people four times a.
70 eruth Il @ ReneVed " dc cheers Thst can Prove.
"a votee. "cur7ency Is al neht."l Ie7, green
backs are good. THREE cheers for Chase were
want to- eay to you In that conjunction IS s1moly
this, that II you want to make ereenbacks as good
Dc }sc 60 ye9 R,se mi AZ " ygq
Do an a9n hot sestsr5 % Of IL Tssssay :Tfs iEaasa
Bot Bo + te sss M e IL ass
ting mani that II you will Only put down this re-
bellion, restore the legitimate authority Of. the
in your behaif to g,ve 5ou nstionai currency. Il
you Will only do That, say Iwould be willing to
risk my life upon It, th.t in slx months coutd
farmer anu mechanic worth dolla. ia gold lGrelt
applsnse a9d % "thtee cheers for the Father OF
What ID there in rebellion 10 fear, Why, Gen.
Grant tells Jo1 they have robbed the cradle and
the grave to fill up their srmiea. They say they
bare psnty q corn !; bat they have got nothing
hs cseso psfaIm nasssas soes:s
baked IN ashes snd they viii Ind tafaea to ashes
rebeon H. is isst man il the sly ts
sources are falling, and Jefferson DasIs tells you
vesy nonInfaly thst two.lhlrds q the conscdpts
Cd; they haye run away from the amy, and they
are irving to coa1 them back aaaic, and, since
,5sy %sst T. WIN ysFy poor sue:s.s IN tns the next
aston1ehed that we do not hear rcuonAt.auces .
sgalast this proceedirg.. Whati put arrns ia he
I think Il the white 1nan's bullet a! d tbs black
mans bnllet 60 70 the eame mark rebel heart
70 Do asa vii ieoE At ths
pspets which come from al the quarters OF
feoeldom, you Will find that everywbele tuey are
eontrtbuie one.hlth Of his slaves and Col. Jones
one,dtth, and then they are going to give them 50
apq o G. In
"a fste aaa ss'p. nd jsSa, nd I'D ae5salss. snd
snd 81 ba
f.se toe1 lLaaehter and eheer4.] Don't you think
that when the fathers snd mothers are free they
will want the pscaninn1esto be tree and Ii after
Can iaey hsp 'n' rat saa NE ss'1
y sof It Is !, i i IT, % @Rot e.
progress Of events God Is moving among the
nations Of The earth-his eh1rlot is passing upon
eeneer-the clouds bear him-6is decree. TO
foykb, and the angels execute them and one ,f
these e that there thall be liberty through.
And the slavehoicers them.eset, In thelr despai,,
are n ade the unwilling Instruments Of the DEGREES
O. O. heaven. Reg ewed applause.1 And when You
slares will be, With the m,sters Ehose emblem Is
Oppression and deeradstlonf With the masters,
Eoose WronRs they bear IN memory. Or with The
with Abraham Llncolp, upon whom, In theis iull
hesEts, thty nightly invoke the b!ees,uRs Of
Heaven ss their great libtrator. Tremendous
cteers;1 There is no doubt where they will be.
And where viii be the whites OF the South WbT
vent they say to the artato7ate, did not you tel
9s that our tlaFery was "a danger from the North:
tfgntd 10 come down here and llbe.atc our sl4vesf
Anc. now, what h.ve fcn done! Ycu h.ve llbeta-
TED them yourselves; and do not Jon suppose that
away. there will be ysy great willingness to ne.
the asg Of the old Uoion; and, thus, the very mad
complish the purposes Of God, In the liberation Of
their elares, snd in the destruction Of those
sehsmes Of ln1ependent empire, based upon rebel
II either eyent. We have got these rebels By the
throat lChetts.l And are yon going to take OF
{on5 hancss lCries Of "NeTer."1 Wnen the re-
yourself to 1t. and 60 down upon your Knees to III
InAt le Hh4t The Ch1t3gp platform propoAes- Aud
am eo,5. that among the glorious things that be.
b The d.rE disgrace Of ever having test platform
y: Wipe il out, men oi ch:esgo. by 5oui votes.
Now, fellow cifiztns. have said to you pretty
much all intend to say tonight. I hive long
5ouznts het.re me: h.a long journey 70 come
Ing upon 10 many noble. ioJsl, independsat hopest
men, all resolved to maintain the Union to Tho last
sasp; !App'snssl lam varr glad to hsvs been
Thefe principles Of freedom hare been dear to
me eyer tince ! was young man !; ever s1nca
t,n Spsn III II IT, sSs'y q pks MIN
back hsve-always gone for gard and rejoice
70 know that tie people now aro ready for this
Feg work 70 which bare alwnye been devoted.
reason, and THAT ia becaaee am an Gllo NM
[chtersl-ana because Ohio stands reeolntely aud
Az yonnt9n as the representatives Of freedom.
.After si|adinz to the majority which Ohio had
tpe .ch in powerful exhorta lion to bis hearers in
reference to their duty IN this great crisis and es-
p,ee1al!, in reference to their duty on The day Of
Loud applause greeted the close Of his speech,
ans e3tee eneess eefss sGni9 called tor The whole
gave three chetrs In thunder tones.
GEN. J. r. TAnxswoR1H,
Amer The band bad played the "ssar spangled
Banner" snd Yankee Doodle" General r. ?.
Fsrnsworth was introduced and received with load
asshs Ed .hs ne ave @a,t
tcathtng examination Of Geo. B. Mcclellan a. a
Which be ss,aa.sa S 8tsn aefsss Ronof = IL ths
E,gineer co!pt, went to the Mexican War, was
nretcted = Captain, was sent TO- the Crimes BY
the European nations, came home, published Z
book d1ed with wood-cnts and red lines, and duallT
LETT the service BE retired to civil lie adopting
: tina connected with ihe Illinois CentraI Ger nj
Ralrosd. Here The same tndecisson Of character
ss teeP N ona MN a ,,s ~ sssa N the
came connected With he Ohio j mississippi ii Raj.
paying passengers th1t created con.iderable 1nrth
among railroad men. When the rebellion broke
ont be was given command, and conducted
sno Lander did the nshtine and be got the credit.
psssss; 81 i.iled. IL people wanted hsro. aad
and ef tie Army Of tie Po:oSmse. II Il :G JuIy
be took command, and in December follow
January following it wss Increased to- mo @ IL mep enc
He lay still, did rohing: the people did not urge
any moyement, although they wondered at bis de-
lsS nj: Rco1 Rs tas1 u5gsd him to 90 Manassas.
said the rebes had $50. 900 men, and could DO noth
1op, bnt suggested the ptopsiety Of dsnking Mtu-
Of March Mccle1,n Captured Mansa.s., md md NJ NJ.
Farnsworth read that pt EN-, Heard ye how We
took A.nassas,,'' gty5cg III description Of ths
he cspturs Of Yorktown, with the re- re-
guest mt "Terktewn, might Be- Inscribed On
ing at Yo,ktown dotDe he duties Of Quarter.
lattte' a "neh al; Lincoln oasnt 10 ha7e nppoint
aaya' light in the nelghbozhood 81 tie chiekabom.
iny The aige,ng u that Swamp. and the inevit ,ble
IN capital style. n.s campaign in AaIyland-t6e
BATTLES o. south Mountain and Antletam. his |
g ahs oosea I'D aeI Il
and received due attention The speaker then
1e:a'od soldiers c11ttc'am on the Young Napo-
mer two soldiers whose term Of service had ex-
pred, were walking through Central Park, when
a,,au insufficient tst :, coaea and four drove up
a]iehted gayly caparisoned woman. reep,endent !
with diamonds and jewe1ry.. After looking At her
ior moment, one of the boys said "Bill. this |
inquired the other "Becsute she ia hi on dress
parade" The speaker closed with an eloquent ap- +
peal Ior the loyal people to bury the defunct Gene
RAJ On he stb November 30 deep that he can never
At the, conclusion Of the gallant Generals |
ep cch, which was pplaudedthroushout, = soldier |
etr Mcclellan badge, and promised to vote for !
Amer cheers for Grant shermsn, Abe and Andy,