, 1864-11-04


ceeeion we're nlled with men AID women, anxious
ly whiting Tor the procession 10 pass by. About
~ O'clock the var1oua vide awaks societies left
t,ept d them, ' Zen he procession was iofmed in
' ' George +. Fosrrn, Chief Marshal.
Peter Page, j. ]. Richards, j. Il. Bowen and Il,
WeLdt, Assistants.
FIRST DTv1sloN,
]. J. Rchaz6s, Ms1rhall. formed On Lasslie street,
right On Like.
Band.
Ellsworth zoa.I;ss:s ;ss Military Escort.
Second Ward Wine-A~sFes.
Third Ward Wide-A~Akes.
South 6ida 0rasnixatIuns.
Delegations from County.
aEcuKD DIVISION,
B1Ad.
Feed Se@sa e %.2aSa os1 stEes; est Seht on L.ss
MIMI Ward Wide Awake.
Twelttn Ward wide. Awaxes.
Emancipation Car,
THIRD Dls1s1os.
Formed On Dearborn street. risht en- Lake.
II. Nendt, Marahal
F. Il. Eeneon, g Fisher. r. G. Peterson, c. D. An
Ftfeenth Ward Wide Awake Club.
Fifteenth Ward Swedish Wide.Awake Club.
Thirteenth ward Mopitor Wide Awake Clab.
Fourteenth Ward Wlde-Awake Cno.
Sixteenth Ward WideAwake Club.
a little aitef eight O'Clock the order of
IN a1eh Was taken 9p, and the proee=:ion ia1yed
sn9 dae ptindpsl s1eets with banners ny1uz
ahs
them we noticed *.Woodnaau epsre tha Trre7
oetas g peat q SeaR q
"tnbei Id. d with two cofhns: "The inventer
Isapss oSsinE attsr
, ~
'ssG :ss;sfd
StraehuI9;' "The Committee on Cessation Of
Aes.ilnies-Gra1t. shtsmsn and shendan;"
j. Abe AID Andy !" The swsdes 1ot tie Un,oa;"
No compromise with trsitore;'' t.Lttle Mac
Ssnt 1: come ssain on any q our Elabo,ts: 'The
carried On frame BY fo7r stalwart men. bent1ue
The tLserfpuon, ~ captufed this at Manassas "
This little menento ol Little Msc's brilliant dis
patchcH claiming great victory at Mauaes1s, was
Ieceite ea by the. crowd with continued laughter
The Emancipation Car. bearing the Inscription,
MARYLAND. my MatJl land, is free:" and ornsuent-
Of Liberty breaking the shackies OF The s1e,
elected frequent outbursta Of npplause. The Nom
we an object OF cu1toe1ty among the crord, and
many specuahons we're sndulged in concerning the
use lhat nae to bemste OF It. The proeee ion was
senr II y patsinE point, IT, 11y mtarT ~
q The Great Western Light Guard Bsld erlivened
r1otic sirs- As the proceseion moved a!on=, many
Of It's members who did not carry torches, let Of
brilliant display OF Roman caEd.es and other
On arriving opposite the Soldiers Rest, pa.s Of
which wat illuminated by the ladies In charge, the
@ - dtsee r. atS to II
ret, about tixty feet apart, were stationed the
Inoael Of t5e MoDi,Sr, bearing On i,s tu.1st the
Merrmsc," and moaei Of the rebel iron-clad
MeSy mar, with the hated etara and bars floating
!f It, mes snd S1g hs niea
Roman cancles from eacn porl hole, and
" rs rbs s t6s ssnsl aaS
cheers Of the crowd tnew no boOadr. AfIer
ter1idc cannonade, during which shot nftor shot
Gown the rebel rag snd hoiettd the wh,ts feather
IN token OF surrender The Gre =, however, acted
oul The rebel poliey for immediately after Tie sur
ten minutes she vas wrapped In hames from item
to ete1n. Ezplotions of shell and powder follow
ed in 1spid suggestion, as the IRE gained on be,
lett Of the "Merry-mac," tave fer hlackened |
iinbers- The whole Kas eniuently typical OF the
T. tste tha. Eill n short ~ TINE beis!l the bogus
vessel war the slgnal for a perfect hurricane OF
cheere. swinging OF hats snd handkerchlefa. and |
1nneIous tpdisiona1s tesuasd their approbatlon |
by letting Of large number Of rockers AID Roman
chnd'ee.
The procession was agasn reformed and N arcbed
grand ditplsy OF f,,cwos1s- The TmnusE retufn.
I'd The compliment BY liberal .play OF rockies,
tanfzsroLs marching to thelf several headQuar- |
teEr.
It was fitting closing to the days proceedings.
Coppe1heade, 10 they eaw the Union men OF CT
caIo turn Ont tn Euth great numbers. There Is |
atm wt1k 70 be done between now and Tuesday |
pie Of Chicago will ptrleTere in their duty 80 aus
piIiOusIy 1Leusurated.
BRYAN HALL.
Before o'clock Bryan Hall was crowded to ex-
cess, every foot OF sitting and standing room being
occupied, while hundreds were turned away uuable
% gain admission. Col: John l. Hancock called
the meeting 10 order. and introduced
GOVERNOR YATES,
Who WAS received With thunders Of appliance, and |
three rouf1ng cteers. A verbat1m report OF his
speech Will be found on the insi1e Of this issue.
HON. WIN. PITT KELLOGG.
A3ter Governor Yales had concluded, Col. Han
cacl introdnctd Hon. VIM PITT Kellogg, Of Canton,
III who spoke at considerable length, pitching
inr with v1Gor and eaIpeslness which deservedly
audience, especially from the nnmerou. boys il
b!Ee. His speech was full OF telling hit., which
wire rapturonsly applauded. We regret that lack
to he spester forbIds any attempt At making a
ssnoptis. he conclncsd with the following elo-
q1snt peroraton:
are, far awsy on the ees, protecting our commerce
against rebel privsteers, or cutting rolling seas,
over coast reel's sporting foam, on some "uart.
weather beaten sea.dog Farragut, sailing tdum- |
peantly At he head Of our noble feet inc some
ha[bor W!estsd IRON BY t1aitorous haqdr. brave
heavipg btlows beneath and the wide e1panse OF
ueaHen aoose, sbouhrg, cheering, cfimly dRht ps.
eenalng snot atef shot with terrible accuracy and
fetteslnp Gown sfong forts, compel rebel city 70
ne tor netcy,aDd for our gallant boys on the land,
@oe't 9i IN the ssmp Or In the hospt a suffering
CT sna
and footaore, At night with tie blvouac ares burn
,re brightly around tbem-uo pillow but the green.
a1a a. ne b1t the broad
some rebel stronehold-manfuliY struggling
tG7eh 1,1G tfs "a abatta ts.n throas The passdss
ps1spst '9e nsna and ths
da,e tte enemy before them, hen WITH N
e1Gltagt thout q to8,winntne new lsures; or.
their devotion to their country breathing dying
prayer for the loved ones at home, ~hose familiar
iases they will 70 more zee and the sound OF whose
vo1cesthey will ne7er hear again, and
Leaving in battle no blot on their name,
"opnt Ine proudly to Heaven from the dealh bed Of
For these hrave toys wherever they NAV be. and
fos the old fig that has 80 long wAved tri1npoant
Of on national supremacy, propose tsres hearty
ano enthusiastic cheers.
The ehetrs were given with Will.
Fnor. Moor. i
Amid loud calls and tumu:trous applause. Prof.
ArsssA Mccoy came forward and addressed the
Of telling hits. sometimes ri.iuc TO that heighth Of
eloquerce which has given him SO we-deaerreda q
thetr appreciation Of his witty and eloquent cay
ings BY upsoar1ous laughter and hearty applause.
The impression made by his wltherne satcaFms
was one which will not soon be forgotten, His
yino1catfon Of the Presidept's emancipation proc
nation wss most eloquent one, worthy alike
Of the author AID the subject HIS illustration Of
q copptrhead Peace Convention should be sum