, 1864-07-24

. ssiae compared With tho debt 81 tnday; but a
a.o. - ,s,ss osi. Il comparison win thc asty q
haadea sas 81 :oS sfsRsSsyb s2S bs.1n ss
ratio Of eessn aud eeven on..hrnd1tdths
rcs 9 p ns ,e On the amount Of property. Ton eaa cur
uot..op of s6e deGt' ss,uated Upon the ratio Of
iertase. is 90 greater to-a4J, ana viii not be on
tho Ut Of JAnusry. 1866. thsa It was then oashe
Sns = shFs 'he 'esb Il sowas woais
win he two thousand elx hundred millions. witch
s aRe.ns ins &c e
continue and tho cxpensts to Continue up to ihlt
PERIOD. DO yon can man = BANKRUPT who
oD, ' pts seat Of I'd H. ~ns
debt Of 1>1G w1s aeyen and seven ono, hun nndrodths
SCI q ssf, III 5. Id
child IN this county. You pa1o lhe debt Of 1915,
md you were risb, prosperous. and happy dnring;
y. il!en. psy th,s dc6.i We can and viii do It.
THE spsater quoted frcn, ftatlsttc. table, pro.
teneo. bare not space for II in this issue, but
viii publfsh It In day Or tvo.l
could form and make comparison Of the debt
o. 6tcat Ur1tAtn Ia the same way. The debt OF
1915 bare ratio Of forty one sud fourteen onc~
hundredtha per cent upon the property Of that
country. oazs win only be sixteen and dtwo-thIrds
on tho ,et Of January, 1870. Now, then, who VIII
tell us that we, the American peoplc-the most en-
Iehtcncd. the most fertile In invention and in
lation-Who will tell us that we cannot pay dobt
which Will bear proportion OF oniy sixteen and
thitds Per cent 70 the property Of he n3ttoa,
he coward. fRenewed cheers Now there s IL
smother thing to which will call your atteution.
10 f I'D ao IN
desire to e1vr yon = ioundat,ou on which to base
10 earTy On this var, md to pay lie debt caused
by It In spite Of rebels, Coppe.heads, the devil OF
Anybody e1se. lIhnnderlng applause,l Now it took
upon a peace footing 1t the time that Buchansn
vas President, when, stealing WAS much more
lively than It eve. was before. And let Us admit
GoyeInncnt nnon peace footing after ,he war 10
ended, and suppose that the war should close tn
lsGS. The debt VIII then be trcnty's,x hundred
III RaneS Billions afn pef se l. s sssps
for the purpose Of the trade Of The conn-
Try, That vim save interest upon 80
ash o. 70 he snd It
Wild cat banks and ahia plasters our Of existence
tHheess, laughter. and spp1ause:> Tint IS ore of
the thiues which time Will educate us up to; a
point at which public sentiment will compel our
ruers to Do It. and may that time ,apeed1iS
come. tRcneWed applause.l Now We have slx
hundred mililons IN grecnbaeks: That will Iease
lare, the interest Upon which will be one hundred
twci,ty millions Take that and add to ii one hnn-
drcd millions, ard you have two hundred twenty
thing In reduction ot the debt. The present rev
enue law will raise three hundred million dollars
per year. We must have revenue law that will
mine at lcast a. much as that: two hundred and
my millions the rrt year, and three hundred mil.
lions each year aitergasds* u We .aiec three
hundred millions and bare only two hundred and
tMsnt; millions to 4ay .as st sa'snse as ~, nay M he
the grand debt OF two thousand s,1 hundred mil.
Hons In less than tWent, Ave FeAts and We Will
not be taxed any more tran We arc to-day. Take
these fActe, aud consider them. They arc Of con.
sequence, and convey assurance 10 your minds
to1te q fotns q speech. TneIe Is another matter,
so1n sea Ths soah q @ ssses sspsns
upon their laws and institutions. as an instance,
take our own proud ulinois and compare It vii
1s,sss- MasonH. Game dste.l .o,s45. IN 1860,
l,ltr o,s. 1,711,a5l: and M:ssouri, 1,oss ST. u
the race Tor prosperity, Illinois started an 1910
e.hsy on Z , % aRes oat h popass
1910 Nj. sour1 was the sad among tue States and
Illinois fourth among all the States: Missouri
WIS eighth. In arcs, Missouri has 67,3SO pQuare
miles, ranking fourth; Illinois has 55.iY eqaAre
would have been 2,os ,0l2 ia 1850. Wish the area
of1inols and the rats Of increase OF Mftsont that
~ xe% Rs'S Ia 'Sa hes
tories reversed In 1slo, and LETT them their o9'n
rate oEiucrease-thai Is, II 1linois had I'd q SAG
a naaa savs sas
population of Illinois, and With the rate et sncteste
sne tMo has az ss9joysd woald nave come Gnt ia
hcr much gIeater ares.
/ have presented these 1cts because they arc
mntsers winch come direct to the heafse Of loyal
mrn. 7 have preferred IN this Mariner to call your
attention TO the iaet that We hare The physical
power to cruth this rebellion; to show you that
Fl a2s ps s aee ad e y y s
tlcalar. tCheers,1 There IS every reason for en.
consaEement when We view the vast resources OF
T. ele fSaes Inv and 1cson sw rnder e aiss ss TIT
people r shcala ,hieE i pssss sn aay terms e1cset
ing out thc Gauss which h5ouvdt i upon III
There is then one thing to cal! yous attsntian to-
m 70
tals and thleves md murdercrs and ylllaias. and
Who snseled Ct yeg. scsIEnea veterans ; sycn npsn
atipe the debts. that were contracted
!os the nuSpese Ct defending our a's ;he aS ol
that VIC owc TO humanity, to deccucy and to pat.
Ttotssu. = duty shtt We owe TO- ourselves. to tsy
That not single cent or tue dfote tvdtcn We nave
.ba! aver be rcpndinled. tChects.) Now. have
Aiked TO you quite a. long as intended 70 do, !
I'll S1}y sss dss'' md &c Y Z II eass that
duty of American citizens. never to forrrt the
brave men who have pcriIcd their lives for theil
country. II Is solemn duty which appeals to the
lees aud pepniiese and dependent By the war; We
nnst neter f9F;et ,Is 1he 80 long s+ a. Ve =. h,,s
nsoe yon a1d ds%snS a IT, knSM ss,t tes,: r.
People Of the Northwest nre tight in reference +
has como up from all classes and nat1onalltics
from all coloFs, to battle for their country. ZAP
plause] AL who, can. are permitted TO h.ht
ourselves Of everything tha! was in our power:
negro can dig d ditch. 1ct him: II he can kil !
rebel, In God name Jet him ELL him: fApplause
,nules would hct out this rebellion wou';
ssnd the e. We r. ~ ~ nGi y a. aefa,,
dcrstands more than you Or L he Is our superior
and ron cannot heCtt 1do not want anStaln: Z
and tie other vas occnptcd b a coppeshsa{a.
ssglo sesp vi}e III either ' 1's@t tssn. a fels.
sp2iauss.I We ere new ..--rr.e::7!!n9 eenefaishi
hour the ticking of the wires br1ncs news Of ii
s1eassttI !I IimpoEtanee To.a,y IS haze A. news tha
| Cd up hle lite. McPhcrsou is no more, Ills o1oo
II shed in attempting to accomplish the object Il
which he fought; It must not be shed IN vain. br
| We must nerse oureelycB to greater efforts to OF
tain a triumphant victory, which shall give peAc
and prosperity to all who Dwell within our bo
defr,
| REMARKS OF E. A. sToEns,
The Chairman next Introduced to the mettln
Z stons. Esq, who was received with loud Al
Nj: storrs said he had jntt returned from II,
meeting in Pittsburgh. and now the 1ret fow houl
aud such war mectinGt a meeting which shove
that, nrst in commerce. Chicago has proved be
selt able to beat the world also In war meeting
ity, ihe crash Of great bSdy Of travelling mount
hanks, who assembled at Niagara and called then
telEes peace socety.
and TIC foste Of Colorado jewet.. Fe:nauao Woo
c. l. Va!la1digham, JEFF. Davis and the botdt
ru&1an who ehort time Aso cleft open the head
q Ss .een saa
and commences In the cause OF tae Chicago Cope
head conysntaon. But hat peace do these me
@ @Esnt? What ars thsIr terms? What VIII ths
nate 10 the Union a1l the slaves that have escape
from Southern dtspottsm, those men who ths
lot I'D When hoG Ss w hs1s has5
will II or not Tho next clauee In the modest pr
iossls is demand. They require to bring the
into the Union. the assumption Of the rebel dsb
that ia impndeuce With vengeance, Whist ice ca
! be coolerl
That nice little proposal means to pay the Bd
t.h government for Constructing the Asabauaa an
for the powder and shot that hare slain Union ao
aierF, IN fact to pay for The tnsults hcapcd upo
harp upon the Old cocuine Of State rights. Altt
fethef nice ltttle collection OF cool thio2s suit
bio for the present weather. Aud what does ol
.AhA ear thr urnnoAa1. He anGSrer1 nlAfn}r q