, 1864-09-01
Chicago Qribul1e,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1854.
THE CONVENTION.

Crnt;nusd Ftrm arl Ftgn.
mounts high in the heavens, Aniuatea by
common impulse am Tor elorioue, no i :puroos'
wa tucele in the armor t,,r the fight snd 10 ia 70
victory. United effort d. ea1ucsr a. tion, sud 81
surt - truth IL mighty wc -hsl prevail.
n. n.ndefeon. Of Perm. wst next iotrodacsa
and said 1T alott dt~p%ird o. be!iesioe thst tht
Tnts oonvent1u has pruFca 70 him eonclas.set,
that they win be able through tho Freedom OF th'
mcn' The ~ 'pe.Sr9 % here here tzid BE- rsmr iro9 In
eaater, Penn. cry wh,sh never bu. = "ucs suracd
r. ss1 es Tsaasas ho
sSe,r M duty aDd i It comcs 70 the @nrst, Whstt ~
pubiicau party Of thsr county. HelioW. .cis,zcns M
when Sou hear the report OF the old Kew
ttgno te' na s'ats 5ou x1.i hear thuader. vi,
tSe Unon% % t. G1St@o G19ste' s. sscs't.s ssay IT,
Tho ercaker knew that ~ order bid bee1
the sAtrap: in tI,r wcs. psonih.t,n nc tiic 10 arm
Or ammunition. You hsve The lights OF the hal
lot bog. mud It you czn get It. yoa do lot deserve
lori. Mhi!s We all love the Onion y+t over ani
above tho Union and the Copedrp1on are oui
personal hbei1ic+- What xould rhs Consultation
be wuTth II NC .ve1e deprived Of onr pers mai iib
e4'yt We NUT maintain State rishuA ior Il VI
don't re src in danres Of l.sns onr pers ma
T. he sboutu rubucnts .ee South, be woutd ihs1
hrd treed the nexroes Of the :auti he wop.d then
up ID. u ION tur nil the negers that ever cxis5c1
The pe orle deeply felt The Injuries 1nttctcd upon
as na1s'nS das ee !. Tne
eistesn, m, sud not miserable jokat. Tne
d1rf Turt.s, of No,em ht9 rests The liberty o. the
people for Re "erattona yet to come. TaE speaker
re- s's!s Se 9e% III. 70 9no 5as
ed 10 .i,e fnnc,n. Ion that there waa no ne ee.itv
FIR The war, "a thai tcsre wss no need sor
mud N
Ia IL s1sssss ssoa c'saesn eoaPss.
misc the oider st. ss.'es e.t, woe!d 19., Aavs been
:sS g., n rS. Ss ss' s'sa
ssas ~: es ai Asitaia Iii 6 asassses hassa
% iii 1a.s W. s9esst@o1ss essae se.!,oa ,sy "a
every msr.a r. tarm mo1tssess red ,bs % sudonee to to
DO their duty snd pence will aes1n S"''S II LIS
distracted country
Justice Mlerthtn frwa anu att i1roan ,h 1s.
J. n. Crabe Of Ohio. who s4lo saat a,. sas gfeaI
Democratic party have met aud ch. esn HHaa'ass @
fot the chief masistsac VI this con TX Iae a e5e
Administration louks more 1t 1t thar asa tre
tchhug tte the rcbcl Cs.AiedrrAc,. Il, u "!saaoi
sf,se benclss:e cenSs!:iios. e slaea ;x.T A.
been raltd, not tor the liberty OF the vi ae mao,
but fur ess'tnG him TO eqaa fry with tn TO-
sufficient; It 10 @Uvb more; and some 2A " "
Nsrs have bttn lost in this var Now the pfa iaent
Se 6ss e1 ale tan e1 ss' ns b. e
party wan: pace; flor il we don't get 1t, we-% :!
have - submit 70 military despot~ Abrasn 4
aplit rails iu Washington. BIZ split The eeue-TA
Guves1meAt. ard nov he has eplit ice Republican,
Pi, a s.,;n .ns.d t sp''S u e. hs ever
Of Mec ese tie : @ .ne nusa %en III IF
he people % bc ffe!nsn. sna nSr1 Abss6a@ LIN Eins
co'n and b!s 1ainioss tsoa. 'pow.r. There
crat Ct ~ md ~ Abolitonist. 1hey are % bosb
1iuIs in 1be sasnc sausst.e n,nde ont o. the same
Dug. The au,horJties nj WASHINGTON have iesucd
bat thcy Vi do TIC s4nl+ with /. AZ witn the "a.
NOUS olscr q. wlIch 1ury spat On. Tue grcat
much 4 far ID tle ~ s.ut Q, H. W have srasred ions.
hut patience ceare+ 70 oe ri1ur, and feel like
stirling Tor Liberty. sn"uld resistance re offered
Auce be met with Resistance. Ito sque.tion) The
South will gladly cume taek i Abraham Ltncoia |
Ss % b. pfo bau she aIs Hss
ucre thu speaker tnaul.ec In one q. th4'.e mtla-
inelete t1radcs ncainrt I'ooE abolition New Eng
their names in the pser OF history win und,:ns
tufaRss.
ductd.
HEEcH or III HoL1lSe. ID.
appear before yen only to make feE remarks
uppn the p1eeent Il nserestlnE occasion. The Con
Ttut1On LINZ 10UtuA Cd ChuC1dEfEE TOT The A1ccS |
A rreftoett aid Vice Prcaident Of the United
btatl-, and trust thst cndor cfuent which We |
give them to:nighs ri be given IN tosemaes. It
is my conviction that upon our success depends
tie ,ate Q: our i1.c in+tNufious. b. our snccees
OF failnse We IRE TO decide wh,ther thry stand ur
1sll. -Four yeara aac. wb+n Abraham Lincoln Was
tnauRnateo, Ee had pt7co. good order aud prot- |
pe1ity in every department Vi Na-nothin9 but
succete. BE hiss been in Office nut quite fons
vea1r, md now we hATe cnunify rent with cirtl |
1tods and spsrchy IL ira1er,al .lood
(At1hu poitl the procession parsed BY and
display Of nEr aorks began, Which 1nterrup pied The
ANTI i, 6,ens.. ,1 s II, aes.n you but short time
fcu esse xiEeads been interested norc th.n can
Interest .oo tu these Grand sttattons OF the
tcliere II L1ucolu was here be would abdlcate.
ue would eee the handwriting on the wall
wnen bt was elected Ne were at peace and ont Of
debt. How 10 1t nowt VINO excited this terrible
efrtie? who hut toe anolltion!sts. who were main
y Instrumental in eleSnt1np him to the Plesiden'
nyon desire The retnrn Of peace, he must be dis
&c coDtinues il power In these remarks do not
mealn to exeuipate The bad xucu In the Southern
States who ate engaged in IT,
Aboniioniate. II they did hot havs Their rights |
It wat their duty 10 stand bv their friends IN the
them And y union Q: the democrats and cen |
eerrattve men. Ut the end Of the fou- yessA We |
wou]d have driven the ahoiitinntsts from power |
cation, birth aud residence. think understand |
when my people are rjehi, AZ eli as any other |
carofin ao ns 8snT o nor
on by the JackeonE. the Pr7ces, xud the Marina |
dukes 1oul up arms a. ainel shc Government. Bat |
aud che ueapt. b7 thc nd d si'c -mocrai*, p r..
maiu srns to The General 0averEurut, Auo to |
presented ier your to1a!oa to.nlsht I is whs.h.
il the question you mu=t decide. and the decision
depends upon whom ron eject. Il Ltneoln is
cannot b. brought 1o.ether and maintained By
war. He las declared his purpose Of freet E the
A. onE r. & 1als y va, sEa,pst ~ ss9t
ton. and Tor the cltTurion Of the Nero 1t must
fail i II ehou euutanue thousand ,ears. lore
aud chiva1rons people, lcnresa lathougo
they are t1s.pE to hstsk up thu q G,vernmsat; and
%uch e h4s 1he 70 ost re-
be euodusd 70 long as We 1uslet upon depriving
them Ut their rights.
II Lincoln hsd eaid the Const1tution aud the
Union muet be Eayed whether the necro Is free or
elave, Aua Fa,d That he wanted to save md not
destroy: and Tint he should carry out ths conssi
tuition, before this time he w.,d hase had larger
party IL Tho South toT the ULtm Than JET Davis
ss II n11 he ha,1ns isiunsd to the c0unses Ut
We don't ncht lot such parooscs. We fight for
free government. Seeing onr young men swept
pisces cur country descla.sd. - turn our atten-
tsan to some Other polcs- With Abraham Lin
coin{ No. He wants to cuntiace the wAr for the
DisuDion IL conslnu4l war. II Independence
brought peace, we might seser 10 1t, but II would
bring endless wsr, :uo military ";gantz.t,oa along
llues trre thug AID miles In 1ntn, Uouad be 1ec-
erEayJ. / nescr will ct'nsent1o give up the idea
OF American Nationality. love my sts:e with
her good men. sad tet beauti:al and her Ilns:l
Ncsfth. I Lore ler Iut becsnse OF her grand nd.
Val tseet. but +, causc she is onn of the grand
co,teee1aey o. States composing 1he ua,oa IN
up the idea OF prcecrving the American
UI.ion." Can it be done? One way is 10 cbanca
TIC objects Of this sAf and another II to have an
armstice aud 3 convention OF sra'ca- Let Il be
nuaesstool ll1t every Staee is TO manage I.s do-
sacstic institutions IN 1ts OWN rssy, and let .lhe
stntee give up csrtuiu powers to the geurF.l Eos-
etnmtLr for tbs good .! 'he general 9ov:snueat
There il = couple OF Rcntlemeu here tn caica*o-
pe1hnpE now listening 10 Ey spsech-Eao bcons
10 me. l uon'I pretend TO deny that am siaye-
holder. or was before ,hc commencement Of th1s
te1. yoies-swe intend % tssd them back-'',
] do nut think flsyf1y rlht 10 The abstract Il
there was no tia very here should oppose it. III
i.std in Illinois, shtud Oppose its tnfrod actlon
hunprcd year, ago. We mutt de.l with this AZ a
practical question. Even Jctus Christ did not ex-
peel 10 acsurnplish his work In ony, but slowly
he has planted Ills e.andazd over almost MI toc
earth. Whenever you nlhke tie negroes cQMper-
Iurs 10. tho wealth and honors Ut 9 country, sou
vi! seal his tate, f"r when be comes In CO upeu.
TIN with the white he viii be extefminhtsd
as certainly as The 1ndiaus haze oeca e1teE-
Minated- Lei us await hshcr Chrls
until tue gentus oi our ,nsti1utions saa1l free the
Wh,tsa and the neRoes. ! must come to a clofe.
Gauss a.n in The 1ala.t OF IT, atd ny lie IL N
danger whtre iive. Bscause an Tor proeerglug
American hh.EtJ my ltse Is n danger rhs whsle
thnd Rfou1ad mt Ii CesnRted. l@ant to stop this
Ear aud at the FANS time urcs rye ihe ruyern-
nent tChct'rb} think it can be done only by a