, 1864-10-28
Magnifcent Union Demonstrations
SThe City AIive With Enthu-
siasm The Loyal Masses
in Council.
THREE IMMkKSE GATHERINGS.
The wtde'Awakes in Pro-
cessfon-The Three Lag.
est Halls in the City
Filled to Overflow.
ing.
Hsa Schuyler Colfax At Metropolitan Hall
Hon. Lyman Tremalne 1t Bryan Hail.
Asu. Carl SehRrz At Turner Hall-
Remarks by hon. John Eent-
worth, Hon. J B. BradWeIi
G. Dates, and OthAr5.


un. A,e4 o,.nd ou+ror,frc of tba 1or,, ..rt,ucn.
las n. mas - 49, r.s.a.t ~ n...ss.s. .ae - .sIsa
oE Chicago, u eoe present campaign, was made
seeteusy. Other grand demonstrations we have
xitneased but that OF yesterda tar exceeded them
1bo tnffe t.1kett 10 Az euo wy, "'' ueuo
poitan and turner aa1a, were eaeh ctammed with
loyal men and women-splte Of the dslzzang rain
which Hade an outward appesrapee decidedly dis.
agreeable aAet nat, .n.....ss .-ous oo-4
Speaker Of the Hopte Of hepresentauses bon. Ly-
nan 11tmsine' ofSew iork. andM'jor General
ea.a -. - t.n,h ND ,,ct, and 1hoss ,d5rs..od
on the eaoe e. o. ~ nta s sna ~ ~
1;essapt @ ep1soSes II Tie gsihesines was he ap
p "O ns ,"ncFst n ~ s,sna 81 praa
@en. ths Mn1ronni,tsn 1lslf III 1ne.n1 s3,, ~ ~.
VOICE 14n 3alusSs ns ~ lily .es - ~ siue. ~.
grand psosession, preceded b band. otmnsie. With
Tie prinesp'i seretts q he dty, passing tue IL.
RrkE Office, which they Ea'uted with . burst Of |
fireworks. They msds magnificent display.
,.14 sN ~ -, -
Aetforohtaa aau was packeo completely full
almost ~ soon AZ the doors were opened Before
~, ,on,, f,r frt.h ncres .snr. The h,u o,N.sas
ing foom !o1 '.esA Aeeess. Is @ 1a1, ka'te1'es
1nd pIauotn eel1e equsnI WeA nl!eo. Bone
hunotets Of 1Acste occnpttd the gallery, and at
et hnp6red euloier1 tok ees "A m The nh ,fo,n
- 1,,rn ,narx others ncrun,ad e..,s 49,
hi. III c6snoeliert were dscsra!ed wiin n.rs s
s.a o ht,er~ ,he f1.c-t3nn .I1;n,; ane ~
nTes u Inecs1,; xat ensnenned IN ,rn,,, ~ trs
plgs'olM. ,,a It tzu b..& .,,. ~.
rot VIC 80 e,t.a chee,;,aa ~ t,nnp tar peo2e
Tnh1acn md the o;heT nnmtnees nf 1he un1n9 An1
tieksts. masn a q SHsaJ nssJ a4s speaksf Of tae
e,eos-n1u e,1S hs -. t,nset}} sn, y & tne
81 1he an1inre ess1 ~ tne
Insy eaeea HarS rnrn,ns,.d ~ W.
as Chairman o. NE TeetnG; ne ~ bfaa Tfa nad
% t. ,nost dsssnt idea or nTeeanp ~ 1ss,
nos WIN .ue ~, ,Sa h-e.;ne ~ ~, osss I
!ae meenns .n,nt ',s1na.t uA W .ae hSr hs ne
'oaa Iesa ,,cs a IT, sid not xos sor ansniS
1tnf yeass oSe. eut noulc n4!e az n1n 70 ana
Wonio 6o ~ a. soua @ 1ilag ao2ns ILL., nts .esee
had to 60 With the fthtinE ps1tr. Tha: good Old
pemocaue saete nnaef anica ., shey naa 50 o!ten
shouted sletorJ' iooksa Fes5 EeaS sao Worn when
under the anspases OF storey ana Vatland1g ha a,
ala soottees a9u oes1 en,onn, st 1nAi Cai.
9eo lasno.mt t.ssnse ~ hx;avas ~ aoual ~
#.i Oetns lallI' &c " ne:isssu S :" etEt$ oooy
Eetaae ne1 ~ ~ - ,t, .,1 @ t 1au sas5
oio l.; ~ - RE wSa ,yost Mta!a a.
tMsassstiesly M ] d - ehee4ed OF tskins lis seat. s' e
Ihe 1AHSus ~ @ A ,a,,,t toea ha1s tns
.oonR .. teeuo@ IL 's1' touen'ns n'ao enee'
tEe e Ghs;-,,,o ,nnounced that 5pr,np the exsn.
- 1ufr ft1a*tn
ing ne III J,od slns ~. .h a!nons
sope 1os Wnl<n 1eey were sIpeliea leom ne army
OLLIE o. IL % tnspnnnet hs Hon. schusie1 co1fa4 ne
announcement vas received VIII tremendous
chesB .1o,,.,4 ,,,..
conaset ~ Indiana sne.s Se had % been aeeftne:
he Eouo ecnnsel mem 70 F. aha ao aSeNlse. II
The fsoe Of eoTette maJosaiAes e. At the preceding
won victory not for the parts but for the country
ana nag Hen. " Gesus a tne sol,s u Vle.ofgs
sensi@e1 pit s7ery sltizen ought 70 tel WHIT be
thgngnt o. t9e nepnDnc.
ses over iae ?Se oyaT
at BONE. Tbs Question of the Gay was not one OF
policies, II wss one OF national existence, Nos
tlon. but whether We ehal bare one OF not he
EneW vel. last Augnst, Noen thht isene *as made
in Chicago, Wbat the ansMtL Won!o e; lot toe
the breasts Of their chtlcren to-day: re hsd fall
1AM Ao": az 19sn, ID ane 1esul u .a7 eoatss: ne
bea1eved .na. tnsS Mossa . s"eepoat 4. s9oeS ana
~. Ooltsx glanced nletny ano e1oqaenuy a. the
history Of the crest 1esoiat1on- ana paid touch-
men Of the last century, and drew close parallel
between the traitors Of inst period and the present
Day.
In = lev expretEiye tordt, 9 Stand By your Gov
eEnmeut. = Ii was the Alpha and Omega Of duty
@ os ~, 81 s4s sf tes q s
coaDi1Y ehould tall, au party ieenes would Be
needless he Vozld ask them rather 10 sboith al
t,oyernment,' -
But CONG had said tbey did not recognize LIN
coin a. ths Government Lincoln w1s he urn
rent forth 4 pfociam1tlon whicu bre4thed .scoer.
efon., in eyeT line. though directed sestnst c.l.
ho1n and Mebudie and nsyne, Who hid been III
rrna h,s VOID. md sad on hit deatS he'd Ihst M
lie only Thing he Teerelted was that ne hid Lot
Iime lie poiiaca, opponents Of JACKSON, bnt tney
forros their pssty arile and stood BY the Govern
mept and Jackton, a. lis representative. Whoever
then OF new opposed the Government, however be
country, The ptetext OF the rebels hsi been well
answered by Aiexander Stephens himself The
tempted sece.sion, because they were represented
at the ballot box. When Stephens sodressed those
tamous questions to the people Of the.Soutn, they
could rive no answer; The south had Galncd every
concetslcn demanded from the SuEth; nothing bad
been retCsed; they had no W1onss which needed
redress.
vclIaon of 1o<Q, which Wae yaeised with consn.
tivu of to1Cuee equal ~ that *9scA nele4 toe
bu,lct1s OF me toEeI q nue,. t.se -. ~
tpll III tEo are ~ ,ss ~as maoe ac.n.'
- The h.h9ta tnoRea .na. aIotu - ~ taE s1Wln
etnsnt y n tns s,c ssars Wrst Tne
toa @ aEa 70 ~ enpch ef oe M ~, j,~,ed snu =,
sssnn1o "" s. M H. tpe 1s Ley "Soles
me 'nnsas e M ~ nc. .sc y. Nv q
st.n -, -, :, -, ..... ~. .-z-t.. = :.
- 49, =, h.,e.1on snd -, Ps,i
Hose a'fI ~. Me,. naT ,s.e, uas 4Us
n.isa .aars, a. t.,,.,uosed a: I'll tso.e men ,sSt
.i., so abond rave .t s.flT SEEN Il. noes ~ -
-. r.txi,icns In, Il - c,,nnoseS - orrf
msn =. Wood vi auoicnam' II o Dsu + Hs1,i s1,i;
81 Aa13 3nno' ,.s.s h.r ~ o.uef' 'a 1oe euel
1ltsas .oa. wts us'e. ap1 Eot q msl
ohE VIA sote ~ ~ aun fe1oIeton II ne Cal
GET TO osHot po1. Nssef Fihce tne DAY Vhe1
Nosn alosG tee oo: aIu teto tne Afk, alo
kucn 1notltl c1tE gamer 1osettef ~ we're Hsths
ceITe1uos. ntSef los lesa "a u benoai, The ase1; Q
oNnefh " mluoos u tobieoei& 9 peno4. 1h'
TIMES ttlsss-} lteei o,a not tn .,s report Of ~
ete*ches celisersd in AUD uut OF th4t Convention
CONTAIN GUS npld Q! CO: demaauon OF ,hose whs
e:e IL arms ocatLa q ~, but they we're tu1 Of de
HsIc1autDs OF Lfncoln. The plApotms 900. was I
ne na.ie;s u he ee4 psjish a .ne
The word REBEL ou cl6 11t tccu. IN lie documcat
". .eesufe !, wou'd hive oirnaea o. tls1r itett
Je ns,s Il r. ~ Isot@ ~1ts 4
The whole atiorm may be eunmed up Into o1e
seIt. pce-sFtace "itn The rcbtlt. and TAr VILE
The GovtrD%el as,5 ana rs So;staments detsnders
AtAe xpmn,eacemesst Of The tfo1o!e Hacaanan
ea,d that be mad 70 power H. cotrce = State, aud
tina eLcuuragto. the 1ebele ef,ie the forts ol
The South. Buchanan s4ia nothing: he
gave 70 wofn OF HatninE, even tconrh they htlt
an election icE rebel ftetiecnl anu ConTsss
~ baI as Ltncoa4 lie 1ebeI GaYernmeal wn. /.
iu osss. saa dc military aaa ~, xsf u +.
GoTefImeut "as ptIat1eo. Eyefy Lstion En
gni q p. Sio,a = ~ ~ ~ @1 .asnt.
o. cru *tf oe1ose - hso f.o-o " e'1ol. 1oun9e
non, III 1est5 nsa Is, p1s.ed y saea E. ~
Gu a. ms 1nsas We r1oya' ~. 1.u.a ,t,,s IL
been ssaa .nas eyy ps o' ile na ~ s
c1aatln3 .ne sn6 ,hs ~ stdnt eor1
~, ~ w +o0nhsr .o rr...mr1t. n nrase t IN