, 1865-08-31
SECOND DESPATCH,
4 RuAll OF Pardou-scc2kcs%-1Iers =.
johnson Affenred by Gen. &seaEy.
fspeal Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal

johnson A1renced by Gen. Geary.
fspeanl Despatch to the Chicago Ttfbun--I
WAsu1FG7oN, Aug. 80.
Another formidable rald was made on the White
nonse und Attorney General by pardon seekcrs.
The latter department. was crowded with them from
the hour fhc doors opened this morning until they
closed this afternoon. Every boat from the South
brings additional Tetnfo,ceme1ats. Fctr leave
while many come Among tho throng eeekins an
dicnco With the President today, wc1c m E1-Secre
t1y q War Of the rebel government, Cos. Brown,
Of Gcozgia, end eeycrl other prominent rcbcls-
II. r. Jobnaan pas rtxs.nt1y talking +sfJ bla:ant
treason in tue presence Of eundV gentlemen. One
Of them fua1y interrupted him and told him be
could not talk thus In Washington. alr. johnson
rrplied that be Ind been pafdoned by the oeidcn:,
and he knew Of no power which cosld prcycnt him
from expressing its sentiments. The gentleman
replied that he did lnow Of q power which could
pre:ent him, namely. The prcscnce and strength Of
loyal man, who would not tolefste the uttcrance
Of TREASON In hie presence. Shortly af1er1ard Mr,
johnson p yntc1y inquired The nauc Of the person
who Lad go abrubi!y eilenced him, and was told
that il WIS Maj. Gen John Gealy.
THIRD DESPATCH.
The Lnte Gov. Brougsa - Meet1n@ Of
0h.oann ns Neutrality-suspicious. OF
Chief 1nstfce E1sn~e.
Especial Despatch to the c,lcu:o Tribunal
WAsrnsaToH4 Ang. 2a-
Avery large meeting Of Ohioans was held this
evening nj The roou,s o. the State Agency. which
were dlaped in taumning In Ilooor Of Gov, Brough,
Chief Justice Chase presided, and State Agent
Weamoxc xaA Secretary. Cos. Denni4on, First
Comptroller Taylor Judge Carter, ex-RepEesenta-
live Riddle, md others, composed the committee
On rezolutions-
Chief Justice Chase made IN eloquent end feel-
ine speech md sras followed By ex-Represe1tst1ve
Hutchins md others. Letters were rrsd from Gen.
Musscy and numerous other gentlemen, who we're
nnahle to sttend-
The committee On resolutions reported the fol
lowtng:
Wathington, receive viii profound sorrow the kad
intelligence Of The death Of honosed feilowcid
zen, John Brougb. late Governor Of Ohio.
IT,. eess e e 81 + &c
positions he ms eoccessirey called 10 occupy. and
especially those hy which, whsn Anallor of
S1s t1 hoasr as 'as,a'nsa I'd seeaa .es Rassts
we cannot but recall viii, peculiar seusiblHfy
thoee which he hss more iatcIy rendered rathcr to
which Is LIE found lis honorable c:oae.
gss5 ~ ve 1e.- ys5 .e.t1mony 70 the pstriotism
eieanesce @ Which be eostsecfated 10 The linton and
E seaon; ;.r to s IL s1sss's sssa ' of ssss sse
drapt.a tn : movement upon KichnoDd, and to tae
the s se of
drcd day yoluntcess whose prcseuce 1nads that tn
ditpensab!e enforcement Practicable. o
Etfp{eed, That. In the Inid4t Of 0Ur Sos1oEs4 we
re}oIce thsi # wns his privilege to contribute 50
IafEyy 10 the Of the Republic md Of fcc n.
| g.ilunons from the xio}enca OF rebellion. ma 70
III Rssois1d, ~ Thai lie Cnsirmun Of this meeting b
@ e e. sap{ Gaef FL e.
sta1e, with the s.suranees OF our respectful aaf
most atEcctiuuale aympathy.
Tie resolutions werr adopted, Including IN
following enc offered BY Mr. Pcatc1d, Of Cleveland
|; ~1hat we arc impressed With the Divine ProFi
.dence In epsrtng Goy. Brongh'e life and services t
the State and nation till the period Of the ext1
yuisl.mert Of the Ercat rebellion"
i A Letter wrf read from Faytnaster General Dricc
Co.. Deuu}eon dwc1t fmprcssfrely upon GOV. D
greet hnaneial eerefcea to the State and 3ndge "a
1er paid an eloquent tribute to bis patriotism a1'
eer,ices throughput the NEr. He YES Saying fhi
, victory had CONE to Gov, Brough as his w1ndlp
ehco., when the Judset feelings over1sne him, an
} he trokc ont in teass and took Ills seat.
The following is a full tspors Of Chief 1nstt
| Chate'e Icm11St: =
, at Is knoup to ron an, gentlemen, far That ol
5cct NC have assembled le.e :his evening. we a.
tfe henored ehiei magistrate d or State, and ha.
eone together 10 e1rress eaF rszpss1 ,sp ~, a.
err honor and our g1adtuas. iG%ard tps a,!3n' aio
81 our sta,es Tic comsnrnesd lie, .. soa know,
n ardcnt, actire politician, member Of the Dam
aatc pary and wns to'n that pay e. dseefe a1 ],
= H,ate In the exercise of That office a very q
ieal period in lie history ofthc State Il became
= anty 10 tntc1pose, with Grcat tccision sn1 W
t. Ind OF thc credit ol the State He did hf duty
s thai OCCASION II such rianncr as to command Il
= .sutaest nppro,,alion 9! thGtc who Me1c oppost
le He Afterwards returned to private life. n
for eeteral 5eass WIS M ediior OF one q me ea
10 inE democratic papers nj Ohio, devosfng hims<
Earnestly end 7eelour1y to thc maintenance of
~ political ttntmen,s r. rhat he believed to te L
J., re,.re ffcm .ha, pe<iion md 10 idsntiy hiins,
t.y, and n this ncsv r.lat;on hlr brilliant nhili.l
Ia every hnsipce relation a. cnc.cctjc u. tharou.
'asnl ss he aa St s@sn 70, hiasHlf r. puosc %:
q, wss called upon 10 he the Lnou cnndidate for C
al e1nor, be Deyer suffered BIZ roi,ical at1achmcf
,is 10 sn.e5fcse aish xaai he believed
E .d@ h. any a's H. i spe or p
dy % to inteferc with his deSo1on 10 TIC tntcrtst4
county He wn rs ~ u We ,ho .1 a1s hfs sa
ato,s oi ihe iald lie gave bis sloqnsace, hs i
y. and bis ezertion 10 The defgnes 81 the nsapsif
10 rcpgescoied by our lantnted ffcsiaenns H. ani
sueG vsa tsc nauilez1sd in h% H. b.
as h9nas Pofs;tISq sfsI2 vs. ~ ~ nn N
ecaant1d sin uaitrtT oi ono hundred thousand ,o
How vel be has bone hs!1.slf,n isa1 n9;s1 IT,
aly sve No aaa "a eisFtea nor r
ts,, sss <faSS5 sy e., a:e aes e IL
ioa linn hs id ths GoTenor .; t.;i oh1o IL ,,1s ~
nd i eg,e cscunstaucc that ne'G "a! 70 .[ca =,
om fnctk;uc Of Gpy. Brouch WHICH !1mptssscsn ss u
led tounlly ii the lime, snd Wnien W. Il ~. nj
Of Nst mere Mncn s;en: III 11;s cie.r iutelle:,
Of rcr,. Il nne 1i,e ahsSiutc necessity Of putin:
md the force With Gen Grant that con1a be fFaren
ST. evxz3ot!ez @erysc The sattiacatons aropna ms
nd and varons parts OF the country Nett then at
~ ~ ty Hesoe or the s,e*t troops OF the army, FetG
am | whoec Rcs.ices nr1e needed In the field and
IN I1ongh there originated, / an not ceItasn q q
the 4hnt po1nt, M hihk ne 9ttsHate1 ~ II
,m ntc % for ia dsss IN orar t1st the t1uoI,s IL
ihs NJ ~ ..fo,.si ..a s,s r. ~. Int