, 1864-10-14
TIE RALLY FUR TaG UNION.
Celebration Of Recent Vic
tories Il he Snakes
Scorched.
spetehes BY Judge Bonsh, Hon. ar. Weir Of
Indiana. Colonel EeGroayty Of Ohio,
Colonel Jetseu Of Wis, and Hs1.
Matt. Csrpenler-Pfesehtatiau
10 ColuneI Osborne.

The year Of Jubilee has come. Last evening th
Union citizens of Chlc1eo met IN Bryan HIS
to Celebrate the UDion victories. and tbs killing Q
| the anal es in lndlspa+ Ohio and Pennry1vanis
Ihe Celebration was msgnthcent-outshtn!pc ar,
| oaheF that EVER took place in this city. The LA!
| RaA crammed to eLcets By enthue1ashc men aut
| women, and msDy VITO csmc late we're uuaole tt
! the platform were uuuber at soldiers who were
loudly applauoed Us they took the- seats assignet
them.
c. III. Hawley. Esq called the meeting to orde,
| and poninsted oI. laneock for chairmsn Tbe
nomination Was unanimously adopted
ing aud intsoeoced jnecs noueb n inaana, nss wno
vas receised with loud cheers.
JUDGE uouou.
Nj. Hough waa GLAD to have the opportunity to
meet the people Of Cnlcaeo In lhe hour Of victory.
fcu-ls, they counted tbat 1t would make The en-
tcr1ns wedge IN tie North. There are traitors
In Inaiara VITO hsve commissions from JEFF. d.
Stale. The voice IRON Iod1aua will b. hailed with
more Jog than any other Suits, because she was
cansldereo oonhtfu: The tiovernor of the State
BE- BY email majority. Bat the people marched
to the poles without consulting their leaders anu
voted Ter the Union In hls own preclnct twenty.
txo out u twens, seven voted ths Union nesst.
ans shsy nels sal ead tbeir dssppsintmens n9
is tneh tbat no :1 l.nsn.se can paint
IL.
success On lie 9Th Of November next.
The Union men Of Ksu1ueky felt ,hat their sue
cess depended upon that OF lndlsus- Neither
a. d 1t f4ine the coppe1heads TO ece wounded
soldier hubble uo and vots for the Union.
T. Tte E. eusee's w,s achieved N 5he lace
was N operation, but every alafted county rolled
Iloiana bad carried their. treason to such N ex-
arrest The leaders. 1ndiara will triumph at the
erection Of November ptxr~ Governor Morton has
been r. e1ecseo-the best friend Of the soldier ia
with tesIrence. Let Us re1olce aud
"Sound the loud timbncl
Orr Egypt dsrr eea,
Jthovah has tFiumph,d
Ard his people are tree-"
One more rally to 1he po1ls like the one day or
two since Will close the Trbrlioo, and when il is
over, let ore:half OF tue aeny 60 10 C4nada and
make John Bali pay 1or the d. d.e'rac.1ou OF or
ports; then let the other na,f 90 to Mexico aud
c'ean cut the house Of uupsburg. THEN viii no
Ient Up u,ica contract nur oouods.
rate lhe blockade and par tie rebel debt He
yould request Grant to withdraw It's forces from
Richmond, 6hesman to recrosB the Dh,o and tell
aIdeah Valley. ~ result. The south will get ita
ipdspsnde. CO snd c9s nation wonld be al Id ID,
Foreign uatlons Eon1d reco2lizs Southern indie
peuael &C. .'
hon. Mr. Wen, Of Indsua, was next intro
diced Al received with npPlAuse. He said taey
had eotd tunes in Indiana, and ne telt good to
the e1 enay IL lr6iay u, md thsy are onrs. god
many Coppetnead Confreetmen had been spilt oar,
but the h'n- 6choSl~r tofsx had been e!ected BY
their holte on Tue+osy md drew their holes in IT.
ter them The military Zen who support - Little
Mac rc.n be tonnd in The Army Gazette, with the
word q disn,ssea " after their nantr.
Frt xrtru,
Col. HeGrcary Ct the 6lsr Ohio, who had fought
foEty four tttsle- aud received twenty.teur
wolnde. was Mt It introduced, and received with
loud AID ebthuti, s,ic Applause He ssld be cared
the couhtrJ. BE supports Liocoln and johnson.
becalse they represent the counsrE. He WAS aod
ls fill Democrat. There are only two ssde< 10
He wae Deuoc1ar, and wbst's more, m Abo-
Htoltet, sid won like 10 see the Constitution
o. 1t is and the Unton as 1t ought to be. When
clothed with flesh, he Would support tho Union AZ
It Vae.
EksPo1sEs
Mr.. Haw:ey II I'D letter from Gov. Chase, Of
Ohio. who Il erelted his being unable to tpeak II
Chicase this ta1i. md dlsp..co from Hon. scouy-
he Will hs ready to fpeak in tins state.
COL JEssEa.
Col Jeeeen, OF the asst Wisconsin. was next in
t1oouesd, md made tew remrrks relative TO the
moral .ec,s OF the rtcept victories in Ohio, Ind-
ana II PennsylvAn1A. He drew vivid picture
Of the resu ts tbsr would inevitably enene II Nc
Clel,n be elected. and painted toe wtfo pul!ers Of
The crica2o Convention In manner which elected
the eztatees applause. Be alluded to the Cnalrman
chic Co., and a. the princtp u responsible Tor
the ace1 t, they uuer be held as the Chairman OF
The Democratic party. They hare an lntereat in
crtsse their vealth through the nego i,tiou Of
Conft dera'e bonds
Jule Ipnba,d thln sang the "Battle Cry oi
Ftetaom"-the audience Joining In the chorus,
HON. xATT. cAHrEkTtR.
Htn Matt Cs1pt n.er, Of Wisconsin, WAS intro
duced a14lds: voi1ey OF cheess- He sid:
., IN = I1te cernlts tcs .tne Gr holding IN elec-
1Sn y o. ess' IT. oespc
AmeEcan r. public wousd wreck To dry We are
hear to dlsEusB not The questiou OF bsrks or
The country Is nov rembling undtr the msfca Of
armed treason. Every hears il h4e1d ding and every
household has sts Wasn't ctsis. By these sur.
10 dscuss whether tllr prttcnt policy eha ho sus-
tained or not II our nst1on ls worthy OF there
sac7nces we cao 70 oefora The world vish
which shall BE- centiLucd Eu1u the REBELLION. II
the rebellion be right We haze no right to inter
tese Ne haze no Iisot to slsy rebel II secession
tnce OF uuih IL under estimated. We are playing
be inst. Our iataets passed through to tria!s Of
he revolution ana established = Government
that vas TO 1aet tor all ume. Then twelve
hnldinp, bet our father sought to pu.
1iiy The fountain, tat,4ned that at 20 dlstsnt
time. M MflaSeTy would Ole out; On. fathers only
oeai with 1t IN thtse particulars 1st. A. relates
70 taxation 20 Voting. Sd. DolLg aEay with
the flsve trade in lsCs. The elaye States a. the
adoption Of ths Constitution lovked upon .l.yery
with the same honor as Massachusetts. OF oil the
men Of fhst day. none IL 60 well authorized to
epeak OF the Consultation ~ James Madison. He
Mtaf into the drtt Congress-, and Wis at ths
LIN: The speaker here read an extract from one
q Maditon's speechee. in wniea he deprecated tie
TLis explains hos elsvery was regarded at the
oatth q the Constitution. TIE General Govern
men1 s not authorized 10 interfere With slavery In
regarded IN Maoisol's ,im.. 1his w sentiment TIM nj
prtFaiied unul it became known thxt cot
son,b a eenla ,; ssred Tia prGa Then he
glzed for II The 1astiIu ION p'e~ md Tas defend
Cd On po1uea! prpht Ncxt IL became opeo OF the In
tbroats rs d1vine. They 1an- conslder lhe whole
ctrcuuas!ances and act wisely. This matter came
hefore the country At the admlssion OF Missonri.
then in danger Of separation. a line was accord
uI II drawn dividing the tree from the playe terri.
tory. The men Of the North who voted
The people atoen py 1t to preserye peace. Time
paeeed on: ltTas eeen that tue people Of Europe
were pouring tn.o the West, which TAs maktnE
rapIo etIioes In wealth and population. TIE south
said TO Nj. Dooglns: We are in danger. alsverv
u inpenlled States are coming ID and
the Cay II not tar OF when the General GoTern-
n,eLt viii DO away with slavery. This vas At The
time Of the KsntasNebtaska difficulties. Mr..
Dougi.e then thought thrt the passage OF that bil
was Decctsaty to prevent civil war between the
South 6nn Mouth. The bill passed. Mr.. Douglas
wse hcottd at and hissed. Why Because he weEt
tutthcf with the South tban the North would con-
ktnt. Ia Chicago he conlan't get hearing. bat
robe Feasun prevsi ed xnd be Was sustained. Toe
south room discovered that they could ge, nothing
9,y the till, tor 4 fe* Yankees settled Hanfas,
and ADOPTED free Constitution. The South
Then eaid Squatter Sovereignty was humbu-.
The Eouth inen attempted to have the constitn.
without consulting the people Tnsn Mr. Douglas
drew line bets cen truth and justice, Go1 and the
devil. He had the philosophy, the reason, and the
argument Of The question, utd there they viii re.
nnlu. In this stots OF adairs another Presidential
election came Of. Democratic Convention wae
called for At charleston' Toe Democracy has a
pereopal wrong to settle With the South. 1t Is
t.elr ii ht, not the Repu The south was
lot afraid ttelE rights woal1 BE- invaded II he
They vented l.,, toy, =, t., aud the. have 1t it.
were nomiDated In Tue North, The *sontn could
I have elected Mr.. Douglas, but they didn't = ant
| him elected; they elected Mr. Lincoln. What
,e1t? Before Nr. Lincoln had taken office, eeveu
States had seceded. our shIps We7e setzed ano ncr
| sst,ou was founded, and JEFF. Davis WAS tnaugu.
zut1d before Hi. Lincoln wAa. II England we're to
! seize the Custom House at New YorK, would it ba
1 wsr? Jamee Buchanan thought not The House
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