, 1864-05-10

ewcTcdf Why, Whit State should be- truo to tia
call il glorious on Illinois ts noti De state which
leadcr M IL tbe deH-Lfncoln and Graat. iincoip, H M
With hts honcstr, Integrity md rr;rishtness: he
r s. g o's s.yfy 81 sSes M p.1s Zen H. nstnf TN
! no other ior our 1csdcs In the C4binct~'' Then
Grant: he whete LEAD b the army Win acbis!s
5os vi not ii in the rsaks re 'as sptsssr W.
not one oi those who believed that this campaign
wonld decide the fate Of The Republic. Be bele1ed
Euny md buil. IN The stEeess Of Chicaso
a. Dow; she eh ~. Tss fe able -, to furnish
Thr Repalaic wss to s s. one and und;visl6ie; Ell t
% e9uld n1t be @ @o.srtarown. But now Wasa crisic4l
10 be oyerthEowu tn Virginia, their rebellion was
e:iccd. Already we have heari the booming Of
canon Thlch WIS the advance sound Of victory.
ment Ean.s every veteran to the trout
ss fsss :, D., h;fs e. i 'eR: os sstsaaea
yorng men no" at home. Do this now, and you
whole balance ct The year. Those who conld not
e l an,ss aTse Hfts sd ssren 70 e. eaeeE nd
would dopste the profits on the salcs Of his large
On ssgday 1ss M the ri:
sresker then read the resolution passed on 'Chxngc
yesterday, rsporied elsewherel The city vas
S r. 2ESsMRSss 2 M sssr s1PRse!S1 1Rse3 Pt19
The unity and prcsetvat:on OF this Republic. De
etroy this and you wilt find such depreciation OF
Sues snsa e. cqsh 81 of ruin Tas nczss found BE-:
tfs work, and remember that we :re all making
history now, either OF glory or Of shame. Let all
%o1H q ps xe a. SrrD tbs next sn days to the
AIpEEss OF AD;uTAkr GENERAL FULLER,
Adtntsnt General Fuller har1ns arrived came
1oF~ ard dml6 IEnch cheering. He left Springfield
aa room without expecting 10 mike rpcech; he
Duribut, and he had heard that the General had de-
hrercd it well. lie lsad known the General for
eighteen years, and had oitcn battled with him at
--Mulllgsn- knew he would be there, snl Was
glad to be able to esy tha: though no public reeep
rion was awarded hIm it was accident not design
fghting material than the Irish Brigade. lie was
not tht!rc TO make speech, but toS.aect arrange
ments today With the Federal officers whereby no.
to the led. he would oniy - tbat there was no
s1eee tbe irss that the @ Secretary "'pSFsa of VIZ
psd Be.rfeeard-i,aiy lof Butler. Nobody dis-
lktd lin except thoee who did not want to hurt
anybody. Yethe thonght Bnlie1 did very mean
snaa oa,ssn so IL Sas to pit 1T aas she
daIk!es ahesd: He believed too, that II Butler had
not whipped Beagresara he would 90 it-By the
ed The Executive felt that ono OF two
things must Dc done: either the borders must be
and lesse rs to take care Of o1rsel1cs ns bcst 10
might. 1t WIS business then that he had to attend
TO-, Notwithstanding all the dtseouragement mat
with, he vas glad to see that the work WAS pro-
ON than in The Northern pant Of The. ate. He
ss saa i ttt s 4 sssa seet snd eene eSHs 'o as
arrange for the transportation which hsd
been 100 long neslected-tTel1e da5s had elapsed
list tfose who INTENDED to join Of contribute must
DO IT uow-now WIS the accepted time. Bnth be-
ilesed that the man who measnrcd hts patriotism
e. chiaso 90 hzd made money, @ and ol!caso ui hsd
COZ a.ribrtcd bbe9allJ too. Let them no lonses ze-
gard the dollar, but remember that thousands OF
their all life included, because remembering this
ihe dear e{d Dag: This Of Itself should b. enough
hiding thsnseiyss Il v1einis. Tennessee aad csea @
II soIth Carolina. These men needed to be pro-
tected, they should be II The ont hundred Thousand
hoped before next Monday night to 1t least these
way 10 90 aaty. The otheT portions q the State
antcsinE the places 10 those wao should 20. The
women, too, should do 50 the women arc doing
down south-tske the tiace OF rhose who could 20
are but could &c: their man In one day to Ill this
call; 1t vas GnJ . Question Whcther they would
xerk o. not He asked that this be done. 10 asked
property. which would be va1ueiess IL the Govern
AatDt wtie destroyed. They nnust not Wait to Bce
what the Eews would be, bnt spring TO arms at
Tint, their duty tcne, the victory VOL the Vi
per o, secession destroyed, and then they might
Ge9 5 bad aus to d. he
nd fought.
-. seTArEHEST OF THE CHAIRMAN.
Col. Hancock then said that he would be glad to
zee them q! u his oce to-day at any time during
the dag, either to enlist Or contribute. He hoped
none would rlcep that night without rejecting %
81, d 'ea to Do a ae d
meeting and atgn their names: The frtt regiment
wns Ieezus:ed n bis cee7 be hoped the last vonld
be. Hon E. 4. Stoffs Would ueIt address them.
ADDEEst OF HON. Z. 4. t1onns.
Nj. sto1s made grsphic allusion to the nrst
pointe Of the attack on Lee, who had already van
lthed, md would soon be wiped ont, leay1ns Bat
Union a il WAS and the Constitution as il Is. he
believed that In the future Union concert, Illinois
Gss Goad Py PR on The st violin u haatsa
S::a ssss5 s:s9 Ps?sRsss ia
LIZ would our tolaie1s tsEe sny more PIC picnic e.
c@rs5ons towards Richnond. Under Grant the
nnrsy was making her dres lcal movement ne
,has sts.s that vou!d not 6e s!:.; saaored naless
would sever crtw back TIL the nation was saved AID
81 ri ehoald ow through no divided Territory and
With this feeling still anInating us now, at the
&c ze 81 she .iIqEIs Te could turn to oar Eastern
no. for party savc 10: that nobls army or B5N-
W' which wat now pressing On to Richmond. In
thtIr nane he aeked that the call be filed, and thst
within one week.
The audience In conclusion Joined In singing the
''Eatile CT Of Freedom ali standing. led by
F1ahk Lumbard; they made the very walls shake