, 1865-06-10

esco. II is not your h1iea md mortar. yonf
stieets and ass nonses, that make chicago. batt
xnn1 chiesgo Is interested n the land - far -
;he Rocky Mountains; sou have N interest In :.
NEW Otlcsne, md that ts whit we have been aght..
Ttsht to 90 into any part or lie untod states and
ws ' hsve been hehiinr for, aud now yon esn ee.
why a!e 5ou hefe-iavadez. Of our sour, l re-
piled, am not VII invader. have right TO bs
here, and Will come when I p'ea.e. lL.uehter.l
ii e q ~
q good msny1Chesrs: have perfect rtehthnd
ron cannotstop n.." (Lsnehter;1 And % s,y,
upquatsonihle a5 The natives Of Loutsiara, to 70
there and trade there. It ID this rgh: which for
riehi M Which md We have Iays been nehting tor.
the perfect right 10 traee where Jou pease, with
out tssId1g Iesre.: lchee1s.] Yoa afo ,nov,
R!Ssas's sa s'n o s' ss
md md raasb @ q tbst 70 soaa nstaisl1s eegs;
Geee prodncts and takes ihe@ eastward. lis not
iareer than Like MIebissn, and tas p!,ias ii Kan.
ssgseity which hntuAtes you and coodncss them
towards Jon. nd brings TO yoq al ths gre afncss
,Ss faa.s. y % Tse !, 1ho secTe Of
spa power, and btine ann ID with tits power yoa
are also Ind under high .1esponsibllity; fou
pUbic % 10 tsEe this power and use it Win justiea,
snd frmnets, and irnth. I bele1e you have dons
ii, and the!e,n 10 yo1s poEer. therein !.
man can come, and If be hss money Jet him
buy what he pIeasee. Let him come and make
contract for a! he wheat op Garth, hs vii pay
one compared win many other Elve.s; But you
bave here the pu.inrss entcfprtse and the jusfs
nVitu Of positton. fou have Il grand comhtna.
read with IL branches. You have obta.oed all
soon Viii be sesehing out 70 the Pacific, so tdat
pror:ise q prosperity. Although yoa contlder
Jours ctty now, yon are barely II your lutaucy-
but P1SsnE ypu ieS u tas ossaa
touch npoa such matter. ; I did not intend to do
I1cro thsn to come here and let ron hear my
troops from the beginning OF the var. l wish,
however, TO say th1t 1t was more my good fortune
sn & me- as
not been there. sn1nc one else would hsve flsen
NJ 10 I'LL the place. There arc plenty Of good
mem s s.Se nsye s s9S o. we
TX: gems H., rso & I'D bssS ssEs es ae
se sona h1s Pen Pq ut ne y sa 9oH n
here were to bs dead to. day, somebody else would
qalckly sske youz places. You msy cxag4ezase
s g We sts ssst hs
does If peaf right MS he knows bow, the people of
th:f country tIou,d sustain him. tuheefs.] But
You may depend upon It that the Almighty rcrer
mace 20 great country to be cTnshca aud torr
dour by 80 tenoole cauae IS that which throw
tu1 CT ur'rv into such fearful war-slarerf. The
idea uf slavery standing ~ the way Of the pro.
ssaS sso a!esnsa ~ 'n SoRns '6Sss
csr stand in the w.y OF p7osress Of lhfs cGnutty.
sun. manhood l. necessary; IfWswoqld enjoy he
work together with cheerful heart and firm,
hrnrc pcrpoic. Nevertheless. 80 confident do
feel tn The progress of our country, that care not
who leads. W. are bnond TO be u unit. d people
ia; have Ieen msde + dis,de Il. We have nhert.
I'D cooc government; you, tic people, have ati
your own lave and you DO everything ths great.
Is, darger IN n5 opinion, in this country IT, that
,e seop pot 81 as1F
bnsfpcts End yun neglect Jour dutses to The st,ts
soa,h, ana j hsrs sen il slsswasse.a tsx
Eel lie control Of The ballet boses. and do their
own will. Bnt Hhea The tameTcaa People become
srouee5. to the hattie they corrcc: It. aad therein
beuud to hare these extremes, sud The people sre
to {. th1. 1t does net 60 too far. You have the
rove. in Your own hsnds. ]. soldier, prsy God
/, nj never more II This !aud We shall have 70 ~
te1i ons rights w,h lhe bsyotet Good. bat that
NC rpay alwsys in the uuFe be ut!e 10 afscrt IT by
simple voting. But you must all see that Whe1l
the vote Is taken, that :he minority shall tubmli
to The majority: (Cheers1, snd II they do not do IT.
MIKE tht n do 1t. Do not let the opposition az Id
spread over the whole land. involving The
Whole Of onr country In war. I hope It Will
never rccur again, and 50 Il. :s au concrrntd
sn perfectly willing mat yon may have all my
| military fame to secure It give 1t freely, for
| krow thss Jou ~1l abide By your courtry, aad II
ne -ttssy nEht FIR It.
Gen Sht rtnau rrEited from the stand amid In
| pepse cEccy1nr. 1t Ras with eI<At difficulty II.
| te uate hts way out OF the HAL. lie proceeded
10 the fremont, followed by quite procession.
Maipr Hudson, who led the little hand Of df.eeE
zen wno captured 1tG. Davis, With the wnte
bucket and pctticoats, then ascended tho rostsun
and amid many churTs Al much laughter. gave
h1up1ous &C c-ount Of the lncldcnts Of the captufe
II TIE EvENIE0.
In tbe t1c1tps Gen. ssesman Waited NcVtsk
| et's 1hcateT % compsny with his sad, Upon III
| nppc.rsnce in the house be Wss xreeted by tn
! most enthusiastic Applause. Il Was announced
| ttst upon biz return the General wulld be sercr
| AIDED 1t The fremont uou.e. by the boys nt Bs'
! trry 4. Chicago Light Artillery, hut, probably o
| account OF the incfemeut condition Of the We 1T
| er, the eercnade wns not given. Instead, the boy
| ws,ted upou tue hero Of Gcofgts. In pal!oE No.
where they we're cordially received By the Gene
It'll. Several short but appropriate addree:e
I were delivered md replied TO By the Gcnera
when the delegation returned to whithtssoev<
| they came" The incident WIS very pleaeat
| oua.