, 1864-11-27

even refusing to examine OF search ILLS luggage:
crowds oi lietcncrs On the subject, which before
they e bitterly eppoeed, bIt wh1eh nov 1 thsy
very house Of the representatives OF the people at
sn e eir sho1. 70 e
Now sitnr The lapse oi short period ac aSx1aissa
thcr country T. nd thsm Ese @ ss o1a daaa
Me f ia rot allude. 10 this syb5ect for personal
esaso ho know t that bonor tendered 10 George
upheld. He had rccei!ed the address which bad
sfstpas Ell 1uss Is sSo sss1 caessh t. nd Wien
Els form lay beneath the sod, his children should
ssna i to s children int 0rs wa9
tntn rejoicing bringing his sheaves win him.
s III S oaa ss 81 sns9 t. e3
great necessity Aner'eans had fer thaaksei7.ng,
Saesp Ssa .1eK nd as
Is s Wss
containing orct ak millions Of white inhabitants,
holding moro than three millions and half OF
habitants nmnber about aa65,oo0 whites, and
400 goo colored people {cheers.l In a. 1851, the
secession o!!garchy possessed i;s9o@ ss square
bad dw1ndied down to 81 u square rnlles. THIS
WAT failure! Why the base !le y hasled back
an 1es som s tse
1,65U, 900 cnancipated bondsmen. To-day the Union
dag doatcd In every State claimcd BY rebeldon;
Rsstsla Vten3s Flotias aississipp
Arkansas, Texas, Georgia, North csao1lna, and the
rory islands Of she sea in Charleston harbor pro
aps s & 6aoS q to as 49,
rebel defeat Ii Tho words 'Macon ID ia sshcs," But
b thankful for; there wera the glorious deeds
the internal and Spontaneous action d The States
Jefferson 6avis n tie sensie, ine 9ctefminaiion
o{ the South wss that the acenraed institution Of
snoHa pse s a4S
he Propogatlon e human a slayss. a. But
pfAbTsham Lincoln turned on the subject Of tic
status OF the territories. Now Whist was that sta
ference - tie 1T fenT yeais v1eagat il sne son
ditlon Of the principal towns Of the North. Then
nnder tho very shaaow Of the capitol, slavery ex-
gamblers in souls have been driven from the fsce
North, and no Hau. whatever be bis compilation,
can complain that he docs not possess his jnst
large delds for the propagation and breeding Of
human slaves, tho same as nthey were four-footed
cattle. Then the AccurSed system cl etaTetfadfng
tsh stripa we're protected BY the American Tag,
md 1igt. Of search vas denied to eEesy nation e
hs w15d tTo s, h say with The tds hssh
Gags can be boarded their contents freed the ship
captured and It's crew condemned and punished -
pin tes. Then the sable republics of aayu and L.
ernment: but to-day Abraham Lincoln will Eceog-
atxe no distinction arising ftom difference IN color,
rrn nd an rhCS
over three millions Of eubIecta, and Will herald
freedom to unborn millions. That ordinance will
With .Se nalaes Of those fsvored lew Who have sue
cessfnllJ 1abored for human good. i was said oi
The INT Napoleon that ne would 90 down to pos-
hand. Il may be said Of Abraham Lincoln that he
shall 60 down to unborn ages ever holding In his
hfDd hts glor!o%us % proclamation % e. q & freedom % A..
proclamation was not the only measure which he
y n Englishmaa could eongsatuiatea TT them % upon:
statc with free constitution. Tn the 11th oi
June lat. s9oo men md women who tho day M be:
S;'s; IS s. +: :s f. +;
Soi four I ys91a $50 es.sssIa: lsy r. 1sitine5s :
wese ss IN Il I'll d. @ Whs
marching to SUPPORT The old aag. In that STAT
s,e sa s sasp; d s obs1s ebsnpea %ae ssy
arrest the whole legislature. At that time eou1t
eae sss that sasa sesa foud ba Se ;
%ssssna sts5ss e. Sss'',
nsoin E has se Seea s' s1sse. Fiede9,sR f. r bonsias a.
@ a. AsEsns.: sad keatasSy VII ioliow Il i
gaed fer % * ays w snd nisSts !i eli es1eSsst M
kentucldan-Dr. Robert J. Brcckeurid dgc-on ah
subject q slaverv; Since that time he US sq' r.
country in favor Of unconditional. uncompcnsate
emancipation: Mr. Thompson congratulated hl
6 q ss ssa te y a'
asoz sos esses 81 as tae
hs 'f asas 9e f'gs u" be (
spp.sss eafsns e r. s1 geos xe'f 3sa + n 4
she csn aeeogp1ish. They lad already dons n
bly; they had zaised the negro from thinK to
Scon2 a
speaker had learned much in this country, AZ
: would hayo mnch to tell when he reterncd to b
S" wo1a Pnsve SG.n Amy snfae nd 1oa 70
h VIII . I g wi Sish II Votes voiss: q as4 sssa nas @
!. PIC Il America ssnt luxusiess md eon7enieaees
home . the eolltsrs in ,he aetd ~ I4st M Aay he B
v
. The neld. This sum, more than L
d income Of ten or twenty petty European eoyereie
!. tics was, IN bs estimation, tAs most glorions ole
q Ing which had evet been lid upon tho shriue
= benevo1ence. Ali these things weEe indicative
b the grcnt change which had coma oyer thls con
" since the day when be htst Visited The eountf
l. They had TOO long lain with their heads resting
r the Imp Of pelIlah+ until the sons Of tho Pfgrt
:. Fathers, Of the Revolutionary Sifca, became
u other mon. bnt now Sampeon had risen In
Is might-hc had felt for the pillars Of The accuse
I hAbitstion Of slavery, and having them IN
ID grasp, had torn down every Tcstge Of the inat4t
u don. l1ond and continued applause.l
The speaker WIS listened i, thEough ghout with t
greatest attention, his remarks being frequent
Interrupted BY tho plaudits OF The vast nsseabla&
On nnc or twb occasions the hall actually aho
- with the enthusiastic manifestations OF his dclIg
IL ed auditors.
By request, Mr. Frank 1umbard then sang ~
Shady, II and afterwards the " Battle Cry Of Fl,
~ don" when tho meeting adjourned with TIL
cheers fer "1he worlds champion Of freedom
George Thompeon."