, 1864-05-08

Assten Of the Board Of Trade-Bryan Hsu OF
49, Monday .ETenins-The One Hun-
dred Days' Call,
voLuNTEKRs TO TEE nEsuuR

! On Saturday st tho meeting Of tha no.rd n
Trade, the subject Of calling mag meeting OF tb.
citizens Tor the purpose Of stimulating enlistment,
IN ne ono hundred dayB' Beryfce, was dlscussed
U. y. Wacker offered the following preamble and
resolutions, which wero unanlmously adopted:
MakaxAs, The Late call Of the president for s5,-
Ell aos Iee seviee Of one hundred days II an
Of the REBELLION; and "~'~
~ MAAknxAs. The mora recent appeal Of our noble
dlsto aud urgent necessity that the quota Of our
State should BE- Oiled at once; and :
n,ssaa WaEnr.s, The h9no, of the st,te ha. bean
lent 1T stake in this matter, it Is therrfose
Reso'red, By this Board. Tint tho regiment now
Ros T. n w. Sty sn.a Be hsd and that We,
deo!oEa ior sho next ten daya to get men to enlist
for The one hundred days call.
,ht RSesd Ih.t In .tsw Of he pressing c. and
gems. we call Mass Meeting At Erynn Hall On
NQn1Ay euening next, and that the President OF
t@.Is Sesa " DC appotnt
The President Of the Board appointed the follow
Ing committee TO act ~ Committee Of Arraure-
menss for the mass meeting 1t Bryan Hall On Mon
day night:
co!oasl John Z, Ha:eo:k. cha!r:nan; 1ra T,
Huar, . g. EandS'on, n 4. FAiEhsnk, @; J. Elliott,
soa u Heu:h, Mcchesnay, s i. aTG /. UnSel. de-.
wood, Colonel J. H. Tucker.
Il IL expected ttat Governor Yates, E. Q. La.ned
+. A. slers. Adjutant Gererl! Fn1les, George O.
Rsuscm, though wounded and on c1ltches. has
conseried to be present, and Will also spe.k. The
public NAY asso expect 70 hear from The gallsnt
ie not to be snpposed that tho loyal citizens Of
this loyal city will need word OF exhortation to
1ndaee them 70 come out In their strength 70 this
meeting. In the earater months Of this rebellion
the Mele announcement that Bryan Hall was Ia bS
opened ios Eat purposes would sut1ea to ll it to
s T hs asn Gsnss. q r. ,, ao 1a,s
have done {nst that and than IL reqaifed Of
thcT:As soldiers aud as patriots, hare come among
III Of The wds
Tor the loyal people Of Chicaso to meet in council
now. We heed nen- We nced liTing barrier to
ffGP Iase haee s rsbe hcfdes IN s,se
.sit wss IN the days of the FTa1 Napoleon 70 .e.
Sgs e a teH SsS1Fation ct the legion There
9ulre1 unceE the late ell. can be received. Nov.
then. II tie time for loyal men to act. Let them
Ses,d .be9 az. Ha On y Monday night 1ad having
them depart, each man resolved to Do BIS usrt' to
wards meeting the demands Of the hour. There is
no tme ior del1J The shock Of contendtng armies
ls'te2td on the banks Of the Rapidan; armed men
meet ne IN deadly conflict upon tie historic 0eld Of
Cha1cello1srtfe; Sherman is marching upon Dsl.
s9ni @ Lean 10 moving npon Rome, and though To
vn5tcd westward and uorthwand, We know rom
ssd experience that the tldir.. OF victory arc moi
aiWnys The fose1unner Of victory. We must bo pre-
co'ps which sball relieFe those veterans IA The
rear, now guarding rebel prisoners aud earrisoniuc
forts, and othes duty, which the one hundred daS
troops can Just rs we'll perform.
The Governors Of the Western States havn ofTer.
ed 70 rn1se theec troops, and to Illinois hns b.tn
sse'g1ed the tssk OF providing 1900. Ohio has
Wisconsin and Michigan and ioWa are doing nobiY.
The people In the Southern and Central potion Of
our own State are tally active to the crisis which ia
raising the eoldiera VIC need Chieago alone IA
holding back: This great CITY OF the West does
not come up fuily to tuc dem md Of the hour. Va
nave efat:ed three regiments, but men como in
slowly. Let Us gee Ii VIC cannot create eoSnc en-.
thnsiaEm upon thin subject. Let us forget for the
momenl our specnlatlonB In wheat, and gold. and
country. ~ss WA