, 1864-02-23
FROM Indianapolis,

[ atEs81u paced ON tne enrolment Lists DY III
construction Of the new law.
FROM lAD5AAAP0LIS.
| Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibunsl
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. =.
To-day has crowned Indianapolis with
wreath Of glory. Since Saturday stranger
have been Aocking into the city until hotel:
private houses md streets were overrun b
the th1ongiuG thousands
At daybreak salute Of thirty-iour gun
awoke those that slept Tho rising sun looke'
down upon triumphant arches spanning th
streets, banners floating from the buildings
gay color d1apled from the house tops, an,
the weather was all that heart could wish
bracing, glorious and beautiful.
At 10 o'clock the military marched through
the principal streets, headed by Gov. Mozto.
and, staff, and Generals Hovcy and Caring
ton, the eth Indiana re-enlistcd veteran!
heading the column, and four regiments O
cavalry, under Col. Frybarger, bringing NJ
the rear.
The streets all the time were thronrei
with people, and there seeming to be no dim
unition In the crowd ut any time during the
day. At two o'clock grand mass meeting
was held in the grounds around the STATE
House.
The following distinguished gentlemen
addressed the assembled citizens:
GEN. SAN. cAH111NGron,
WAS introduced, and s4id he did not expect to bt
called upon at 30 cally an hoar, and had not made
speech for 80 long that he be needed some one tc
start. that he might Get steam up little bnt the
speeches that were needed do not require much
While there sre those who differ as to tho pro,
priety Of celebrating the hlrthday OF Burns, SEQ
pietJo Of celebrating the birth Of the greatest and
best man whose name .adorns the page Of history
! -Gcoage Washington.
e Of his Country will ever be revived and remem-
s15d b 3hSss ho lsys thsf nd
them rom tho tacc Of tho earth! Rebels at ths
never succeed IL their Efforts 70 aunt to the world
the banner b me- Of tho Southern con1ederaey There
In opinion We aSe 6een di1iasd but wo i's: a1e bs
| coming harnonlzed 10 see go to eye.
ass 81. ens s.rs SekeR t7a w II
Lincoln, but ths President Of President Of FRESH
dents and King Of Ktnes IL conducting this mat
have been best for us:: Slavery would hare been
le1r as tt was, and bel1eTe 1t was necessary to
hang l. nR Ut iite an ola R!see e Ieske4 Tsni
WAS not ours. The rresident's party did not cause
Il was planned end commenced years ago: PleF:e
was nominated, pledged to make JEFF. Daris Sec
ONCE, got per@e: to have iii the Unled States
arms sold, and theg we're bought up by his own
a;a agent foE he South y s,s, having soat slsoS
chlci clerk of Davis his successor, and what he
dIq ve need not ssy; When the ntst regiment of
70 r. had
and ammunition were ali in the South, and YET
there arc misczcants enough to say this is an abo
AnJ man with sense enough to 60 to mill knows
1t is not so. Cheers and 1aughtei.) The South II
and has always been opposed to educating the peo-
teGeracy who cannot read and write thsn IN Hin
aostan. sho has aiwa!n thought and felt there
profit i by IT, Hostility to labor and III the 90 eievstop @
! haye sad thoueht the king q kings had
cne1hing. Attirst nc had poor success. but Since
the Government has barred ita arm In truth and
justice tts armies have been crowned with victory.
was born j1st in Tine 70 rear 1 Washinston aud to
her as TO him we may look with gratitude.
Coming down 1!ttle further: II, Lincoln W. tast
Both parties eomp1atn-tor The one he Is too slow,
for tho other too last but all agree that he is hon.
ft; sst IL Is said be- Is 99s S9 g5eat MAJ we Ct
=hc chose lie horrible hsher1ep for disciples,
and not the Rsbss snd mixes then she5 ef
river. God sid lie should navigate the ship OF
State and he will. he is the man above all other
men men 1ol INC next Fsss,uent: ac viii receive every
Music was then heard to tho left Of the
stnnd, and Cor. Morton was called for. He
appeared, and requested the crowd to make
why for the veterans, who were approaching
- "*o ,sty alNoeu't ~ ~ aos Wa naAi-
Indfann Volunteers ar1snped tbemselyes be-
60 49, ats.sa "~s 49, ss,,,s-s, go ~
1ofe tne stano anu the soldtef5' '1r1ehd ad-
dressed them in substance ms follows. after
INC playing o1 n"e piece o1 nuste ny TUG
y Duao' i
oor. Aonross Apnnsss.
to pc to zee you here again. Yoa iefti tic Stats
with leao men, and sanea have addea to your mum,
ber 16o more Masking nearly 1900 men IN all, and
Those who LEFT with ion, hl1ed With patriotism
and couIagc-Whcre!
t., iou Ea nnd them fallen In Tue streets Of clttes
seen no more on earth forever. What glorious
record. Who can scenrc it? Whit uob'c FAC
aee for aRa Un4n 92n h1x
1ul thing to raise in this State = regiments, but
now rs a.e organizing the 121at IN the North part
70 o 1csre "
rebellion len. Ioud and hearty. chee1s.)
When yon !et9 we were united, but you know Wo |
ssse4 sSa e ye ytess $
not. We have worked hand, and are we not a. |
most M as united q when yon let; ,,,.. -
+ 81 ~ tnsse peop;e afe mere 10 eeen51.a tae 9tsn
n mention ths scenes 81 etEdtes you taught at YIN
chester Cedar Mountain, Antiesam. ohanceiiors" ;
vie a9d r. @denysouiE. ,.,,., -nu,aas
s4 vial recnrd fst6ia Thoneh We aso proud
Of a, mona. can aurpass this N glory: And ret /
hsatn yoa have IT 70 @ 1ve e. me e. sso,