, 1864-08-15

Devotion OF A1A Constituents TO Hon.
Hon lsar1d Turpfc-CharnctcrtA rtAttcs.
~ mr.. CJtf~1-AFrlrAl ut EaIpa ra1>o
His Reception Ala ReEna rks-
How they were Received. ::
lFrom Our Own Correspondent
SALrAnA1so, Ind Aug. II, -ss4-
The extraordinary devotion OF the Union, men
Of the 9TH Congressional District Of the State Of
lDdiana to their Representative In Congress-
Eon. Schuyler Colllx, iaie Speaker Of the House
Of Representatlvef-has been oflen remarked.
For ten ycars, anu, II mistake not, for twelve,
the Union voters OF the district have selected bin
~ their Erancarihearet, and right royalty has he
borne It. The Democrats hare In every instance
pttted aTaiust bin theiE best man. bat In ever
contest rave ohe he has come of eouqucsor. by
ms}oE!1tes ranging ifam $50 to 3-5W.
HON. DAVID ToRr1E.
The nearest be erer came to feat was two
5cAra 40, when dizzy naye-l beg pardon-Hon
Dayid Turple Was his competitor. Then he se-
cured his elect,on by go majostty. There was
vioo- race hat tho Cooperheads thought, With
Tup!e = tneif 1ead+z ~, sSonld be ahts @ 81
u sn;S n1 Mae eacS f.
Hon. DGrid Turple IL by I'LL odds the strongest
msn Tint could have been selected to run scainst
great taent-one Of the most Distinguished law
se.e In the state-but great b17ckguard In the
mahncr OF oonnuctinc canvass neFeI1hc1ess. He
po1ttian. He cnn dive deeper md CONC up
dir:ier thai any msn IN the bnsiness, to my no
tun. lie has the rare fncuity OF conveying his
yirld assent to 1is propositlonr, however nom
irous ard improbable He IL immense on 1he
"nigser question:" That subject becomes harp
play any ktnd Of a tunc upon It. lie Is the beau
ideal oI politician IN the estimation Of Lie i:nor-
ant, besotten AID b1goted Coppe1head coustlt-
uents.
Hon. ecur1LEn co1FAx.
Mr: Co)fax Is a1tosether dIa' rent sort Of m1u.
Ills dic.ion ts elegant, pure and impaseEoncd. He
eeeke to convince the Eeatou rather than lntiue
the paeeions Of his audicn.e. lie Is moral, tenn
perale, intelligent, christian gentleman aid is C.
termed 1or his talents. and lpyed for his virtues.
The intercourse that exists between him and hia
constituents il more like th,t which obtainf among
nary relation Of C0nEreeEnan and conz t1fuent.
His speeches are remarkable for their patriotic
hrsos, and the vein Of religious ,aentiHnent that
petvsdez them. In all respects he Is remarkable
mxn The country wonld be hundred told bet
ter off to-da> did hta 'elluw-membest Of the Nd
t1onal Legislature more reeemble him.
MS RECEPTION.
had an opportunity OF discorerin. in rlat c.
tuaiou he il held By his ftielde iu t.is bcaust.ul
village, yesterday, on the occasion Of his coming
Il address them uptn the Issues Involved iu the
reached The depot about 6se hunured Of The n.en
and women q the rillsse proceeded hy the hand.
IL s 'as 1 e. ds o.
Wien be +. acbed t6e brov Of tie lii i1end
leo him 1cEasls ths Eroup while the bana Payed
iIe Il II chiet." Captain Deinott, tormerit ~ on
addressed a. lin in a few words of .dectionsi'::
speech, one Of ,he most itilns and appropriate it
has ever been my lot TO Listen 10. The affair was
a. irapsomptn one, and altogether unexpected by
hin to lie hou.e Of fleLd the eltire c1owd, men.
women nna chtascn. accoulpon, Inc them aat him.
ii wae perfect ovation, and hi. G. appeared 10 ap
p1esate tnl, the Kindness aud good ~tbhes OF
N TIE EvkSixa.
In the evening he spoken tb. ynrd Of the Court
nuuse, in the cllmntr Of the beautiful 1nooo.,gat.
snd Gnes the shas o. fe e "Is
vice to his political friends auc c1emlcs. There
were ut least 30 persons pr1se=nt-.one Of whstto
h1ar ihe eloquent e1poandes or fhc lns.cs .he ous
dt1nanda Of the peop4e. There Rcrt C1ppelheIds
and Democrats present, ns vel az Republican,
speech below sui ljained. .onr reader: can jud Re
how faithfully he perlo1med his duty On Tits oeca-
sion:
NE. coETlx's REMARKS.
III. co1iax .a:d be .7as slad to meet his friends
h:s:ts ns' o. % t6c ,oyal men sd wonsa % s'.ndiSs
sbout bin xsse To- ishno wn IT, h% IN, ett wi,a
heart Wae with item too. Oar oAly hupe OF suc~
:es: IL thit teFaHe var Is IN II il ssiety snd II
At tbs moment. Some are 1ysDg in The trenches
Ut PctersGprE PERHAPS preparing for Or reptllin:a
nehi sttack; eosac ase sfofn9e the iortidcat!ons
and pain Tor us and far the country they lore
They 20 ftr with n II l,Tes IN theIT hands.
They Leave hustntte pleasure: homs, s. M-oc'sty aal
their cause. II We do not etand by them wheu
they are thus willing to gise up al are they un-
worthy Of the liberties for which t'ey peril 80
Sc spoke Of the Democratic Congrasesona. Con-
vention that assembled in Valparaiso on the I'D Of
see5id Of thef s H. ss taed tsey
pcrIrhab'e @ eevoaon to he Union vii moi 40 the tt
tes'inss q nngled pste and inalscsuon :. thes
cunflon, Tie enemy: Will nst the tr1iiors in arms
beltre them 1ejotce they read the record Of aid
and comfort tLu> furrirhed TO their ~irked cause:
Whal il this struggle: ii is to maintain our
government II H. government that protects us
i life, liberty, and property. Il. ts government
blessings l''t have 1leorlzed about i. blessings
in the pst buf we have never realized thei5 price
t-r worth unrit they were ehd fingered; Il Il GOV:
.tnment thu Protects as nam murder py nisat 1t
re1eols 1rona oltrase. Win government toc
veal 10 permit THE protection, anarchy becomes
Il % Ierty iossil; IL secure. Witness MeIlco. Nc
man plre Ennlu tske farm az q Tree GIT tnerc
I1n0n condition tha1 he and his 14utly should live
upon it. The greet question oi 10 cay Ii. shaA "e
tie .t.s,, re,tared to tue resolutions Of the Turpe
.,o1ycn:tpn witch denounced tom the beEtnuin.
10 the end. eyety act o. me n,oo 10
tie one denouncinE himself pefsonaily, for etaud-
i... by thr aduinituation. he referred to their
d. 10 o. It'll ins oafloas to e
unodcnolnc ctizens,.' in which the speaker sup.
x,rtd thes referred to Marshal Kane aud Others
to thes dennnciat'oD of the eonaseanoa OF repe1 f
atked Ii in their tender solcitudc tot rebel ehta
.tes WISHED the administration TO eenu marshals
rcrye these .'lEzi', notices. and come back head
| b1lor:cr. II they come buck at all:
The Prcsiccnt If tho arm Of the nation, to strtke
70. deftroy the confidence ot the people In the
| President wcnken and pasalyze that arm. I: 1t
not our duty to seck 70 strengthen and cnsrgise
The creed Of these men who oppose the Admin
! th!Eation CAL fe summed up In xtnGle sentence.
~pesss T,ta 9Th tas M I*oe's. 6ni var On the Goscrn.
effectively: Il its so!tiers belcEed their ari;u
merits, would hey not ls,y down their arms and
Ttctt.e sud II gives them fseah strength in thei1
parr1 cidal enestr, ~h,e they prcdjuoee our cause
before the unlok'"s world, alnos, to tae pciot q
tnE diysous of The Se,h VIII y SOU s1la I'd thc
b. strengthening these dsvisions*
| 'He thin rrItrrtd TO the legislation Of Congress
drnnunc1d With c4un! bitterness hy the Suuth. pnt
1hc 11nnntate Ut thc Administration II th North
Coercion wA= fr=t denounced by both; condsc.t,c1
Was ngxl attacked By both aitaoa:h The rebels a
1T. IN ihit region arm1ng negro troupe was con
dtnned by iolh, although negroes fought At Bur
lr I'LL by tie side Of watFsp a. NeT Orleans is; b
9aeaeo1 aRa on 3hoarh 30
:o.d to tight with negro troops: :,
q The suspension Of the hdbeaf eo1Tus va a.
non1ceo, although the Consatnn;"n ,on ,y;n, s1
safety requires 1t. The President ha. but io:ios
r cd iu The soUt>tepe of Jefferson the iather u Il
= piices, 4na held ttem at Washington under 7
10 very eye Of the Supreme Court. aad OF Jac1sol
d who was onls commander Of department, w9
IL
re and the 1awyer who sued /, out, and imprisont
- tolh within tis lines until peace Wa declare
10 at, and Abraham Lincoln ha. only followed IL h
10 footsteps. Mcclellan, 100, arrested the LeGs!
~ rure Of Mary land. and lnpEfsontd them, II pr
,e they euIogize Mcclellan md denounce M. Il
cofn as a tyrant and despot. Sow are they CO
eittcnt in their dcnrnctatione. Two yeafs a:
ia | wien 1t was repeAleu they were equally bitter
- their 1enuuciattona-
H. Amer referring TO me NiAsafS Fans Peace Coz
T. M anthoritv TO t5e8t for peace, he commented I
81 on the 40 whom it may concern' uf NJ. Ltnco
be showing that Il vas pot esen etsied to be aa q
Whcncser they propose to lay down their aro
nd di41and their armfes, and return to their ane
ancs to Tie CoDstitudon and alt NJ n laws Of !
United statee, several Of xben g. saame..t
-. rid51ne themscIyss Of slavery. the fugitive IL
60 iaw il rerealed, md beseaef ths! must s.n b
IN their s.Av es themselves Il any Iensn Taen
ea | REBELLION 10 ceush.d. Every slave VINO u2n.s u
~ T7pton army ia, With his family. en's1nc1ised
Lee The slave of evcry rebe is confscated By lav.
l,r Mr. Cotta1 i On clab ,ttted as ien*i9 toe "
tfop of tl,e Ill as c~-. nnd drnoEttr ed TIC ani
he nf t,,c country 70 pay the pahtic dent, mo "
hn thst tac E.iI t.ns, in l9ie, ana 1n:ea 10 u