, 1864-07-15

tscs he,tdects.s.mSe1 Hoard, F. W. Gates
"a: Tyrre1l Geo. 9; Bates, =. A. s.o11s, Elliot,
Barter. 7: n Avery, A: Wright Hon. va a. Il ne. H..
rtni FISH, se%is cnE: e. fsSed ~ Feissi keeet Gs1
Taom,s fena a9aEFy GeorEs ,Fleischmann, col J. 4.
Gsoe ! = Hsr p. fe51s, Geo!ee Smith, George y.
eadele, Flimao I5ape.s F1ess1cE Fl d. LSue
George Mu eller, Dr. J. r Lynn, John sears AS, AZ,
EEust1s HeT: g. n: Holden, Merrill Ladd. John +.
Rsaa RRaaue' y; d. Heynolds, hon. F. A. Hoffman, Eli
Dogeett. " W. L.
Blake. 0"'''' o. "
REMARKS pr TIE CHAIRMAN,
On taking the chair, Col. Hammond said:
AApIfs AND GEAT1ExEN: The large audience
M5iea , has gathered here notwithstanding It is
held here csneea only The dep1h and esFassts
nets Of your inter 81 in the great cause Tor which
We are contending, but that you have also special
tDte1est n the main purpose for which this meet.
Ing has been cal ed. A''~sA'
l. appropriate and proper that our Representa-
and afduoue service, ehould be called unon 1n
meet hi constituents and give them a report of
his labofs as their Representative, and bis yiew.
people should ever watch their public servants
with the closest scrutiny. and whl)e quick to de-
nounte their mtsdeeds Of shortcomings, should
OF honest, abe and faithful service. Nextf 10 he
consciousness OF having done his t1utT- and IL
whole dnty the faithfnl Representative ishappy in
but rejoice 10 be called upon to meet them and
render an account of his stewardship
It IL y this view that The meeting has been
nent speakers on the questions Of the dsv sN04
rejoice that 60 lnrre an aBsemblace Il ratherea
here to Welcome Mr.. Arnold on his return. / aln
Lie services for The List three seara, s'ADA pa'@
ton N puhlc lie, be has been tried aud has mt
been found wanting. UnsulIted tnfcorty and M
selfish dtvotion to the public interests in Com
press like the last are qualities which The peone
Mr. Arnoldhas devoted ali bis time and t.1er+a
to the public service, never falling to vote and 10
hn. 1 9 ra9 y; sc has made his place no eipecuse
@ pui ose u eelaenslns A0or 1of his constituents
a1% Wh9'e III GIanIg; b,a nagg.+. :, ~. .,.,
District hsSe bern fsith,n1 sn5 1ntses.s OF nis
has not eeaeed 10 remember that 6e was the 1cn. ~
ret entative Of the nafion but hss. hv Ma corss
in Congress- and bis pnlie tncbeS ~ sesqd ns Gou5ee
commanding influence and reputation hef;,na tha .
| whole country. ~'''
lie hGe giten the most hearty and efficient SUD-
Pon 70 me rIeeloeht ana Admin'stratiou. and en-
9oapt etb tnst commence and regard.
- -. Las saaotso VIII unL11ng zeal and ability to
iSppyb s Ehs M the mel md the
e S o. ms rebellion and be has been
reai rtnsc ana ~ o.;n,ns u. snveEy as Its
Effort Legislative o. executive foT nre1h;ouras
that xcc1rsed institution ana urterls estirnatins
1t from the lnnd. @' ~A p''lA'E
ee kep At tho posts aPd
benefit Of their experience in cooancti5ou ~ "
tountered W Ae>'AeI u asaon yet 10 DC en-
We may well ,ea1n lesson trom s,axev t., n.
pntt which never dismteeed nnbIic sery.n, M @'is !
his seqyees ne mang5 bu
ery deserted and cast of onlr Enrtharn
fases,', ''1f'4
ter falal nv nty on lila ocr,e,nn f. saaia ofa
,e1ues bejofe he mat1nn ns ws1' AZ ~ tas
aspect oi public aairs to the discussion ss Of ont
'''' 'A0'0s ~or vo1 noe. nMa.a Isaac ~ Arnold
Mr. Arnold then delivered IN address, which
was received With marked applause thrunehOut
II Will be found on the third page Of this issue.
s1so1so.
A+ths c,nr,,.,,, ~ T".-,,,,
| 1nn,hara h,,,haes VI ~. a!no'oe 8 remarks the
spd ofsso olssf vi Aaown w noss 4ee..s!
o. ms eIy, sang Win great spirit and effect tht
elano olo anlaen NY country Ills OF thec!"
On .notinn of =. q T,rnaa committee
olutions was appofnfe Nv 1he Ghsir ~
Of {. G: Larned, j. l. Wilson. Geo. ests ". StW:
Wnurhop. Wy 4uu " w.
r,. c,,;n,sn ~. " s,.stsLoc5 SnAa 3na ahos9;
e. the 1e1t Lieutenant en- Governor OF the elor1o1a
J state q uauois' The appearance Of Mr.. Brosa
st;,nad Wa tae ecSasion oi !ond and long
Feiiose t4usees- fs31 n1oss sxae3na. sMo s,,
tended similar n,eet,n, @ tr +b,e s'ncE nH ~;
then delivered mvee1f ~ an evcaadinnir taNs Mn9
speech. Tor the length OF which some people took
me to tahk. will be bref tonight
Every pefson Of this large nssemh1aga knows me
hive spent The hest part Of my lie In Chicago.
6ase 70 ina xnank the representatives Of the noble
staie q It1 Illinois tor placing my name upon the
y IN honof 1o5 which shal ever be grateful
| NJ. bfoee eaao t1at Lincon, oclesby. Arnold, and
9snef men plAGsd tn nomination. y ere nothing in
q The great principle Of human liberty. Il be
tho1lo oe elected 70 me position tor which ha
nd he.sd n o Pc should ne hs influence
=. ue aG.4sFeo Isoeulon: rms vas the senti-
ment Walea should peFrade aa Of its candidates.
y ts We JIst as necessary that the loyal people
snuIio acniese success AZ the hallot'box IN No
sm5e' y II Nas that Grant snnaid conquer Aich-
s., monu: ae a1neu 1nso y aat WONG DC the present
ed betn 1ceated At the lat fs1ss s
fhe nobfe Pra,,ie Stste Ia ~ tns cnna13on o.
nenl ~ sbis xs,s a, hao tne E1eeuiye Depart
fIeads who ccntrniied tbs cons,;;ntiors IL .uT SoP
fenlion and the las Legislatures lie satil fh.t
re people cnnd trust gallsnt DIcs Oeleaby as the
ch'ei executive He closed with stirring appeal
70 tne lo5ai men; 10 secure the success of
the uske5 placed u nomination. by the loyal peo-
Hose Eho Eere striving 70 crueh the great rebel.
Aent 1i1' oaosA was Iouois Applauded.
Hso1ur1oSs.
lutiors, reported the following EhIcb wera mani.
mouglv adonted: "-'N~'@ WIZ 14'al'
n.<c,r.z m - u ., .,-,
ipe tie choice Of the people By reno@na.ns Aora. a.
tie ssd esoss ss Sst Ps
e: se a 1ass the
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