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little [laughterI, won1d checrfully leaye them t,
1nen fuch AZ now sit In my presence. 1t would oa
q t.1 much out o. place for ne e discuss poaiss tn
redgton In the pretence Of Its priests. B1t
there Ia one subject on which "iu speak
toTy. Kone s. could not point poi 70 = such M history. ~
Greeca could not boast Of H. nor could 1taly. nor
1,a esea England Ihs beginning ot our history WIS
Iessile" and "Hennepin," We canaot bat zeeog =
nise the fact. soou6eu may trace The history 81
opr country from its discovery until The time that
you aSe o9e tbsa s s
ply point to IT. beautiful workings. They formed
a unlon Of States, each supposed to be State
ge,her with bonds Of iose-eiIken 6onds. But this
war has come and taught us these bonds were not
strong enough. and re hare forged them OF steel,
tha etr ep
that the bonds formerly uniting US have been
strengthened by not q new compact. bul new saue-
character the eame, and when Congress gives addi-
nonal tanetions, would fight for them Just as
strol71! a. DO fos The present. [Applanfe] Neyer
mp his opiuion III tho face Of the constituted anthor-
ites refer to the past history Of the predecessor
Of Gen. Grant and .nyself to show VIC loved peaeo,
ever viii ask is. tell what Is the lnw-what ID the
Constituiion-and we will obey 1t Or die. ZAP.
plauscl That Ia politics enough 1or me aud It IS Ill
kettI NEuI ~ !EtI1. AuA IL po1llEs ltAQ me Iaf4Epm
ier Or i looE on ! !h1s ~ as IL
Republic OF law, and We should
lscyefencn and bow down Before It's majesty as
as the cittzebg Of other lands do their sovereign
There is no merit, however, in obeylng the law We
lore, but there is in obeyius thst We do not lore
and obey With tie same respcct the law DO not
iose and claim .he nors respect for It [Applaase
LAWS Of Congress are declared thus and go. ! will
cnforce them By my o"n phyeital strength ana that
AUbfHCf
command. Again thanking you for your kind wei
CONE. I hope Many and many time TO be outtankcd.
by you In any Of your towns in Wisconsin," lAp-
p!ause.
The rest Of the banquet progressed mezr1ly, In
accordance with the programme already given
This morning two men entered one of the har-
ncEa etores In this city and while looking ut come
harness one of he men chilled ths proprietor to The
the other party robbed the drawer containing $2W,
Of fte eonfenta.
The receipts Of the different religions md beney.
clent Institutions foot up az follows: Unltarians,
$50; Presbyterian, Bis: Congregational. 10: Good
Tcmp.Ars l,Cm In addition. Messre. Moselcy and
Bos,ows agreed to give each one-tfsh Of the nett
ce'pts to the Cong fegafonal!sts, which will clear
about $7QQ for them.
, 1865-09-30

generst object OF thc meeting, If rightly under
stand II, Is to organize Christian ComEtasion for
the people to follow mp the work which hs9 been so
successfully by The Christian Commits
one man, nor any one association Of men. cau &C.
cupy II. Rnt every mzn a1d every association can
do eomethfng- Thcsc Is abundant room and oI,-
poftnntty, and work for all. Everywhere there l.
reformed, met 10 be helped and sayetl.
SECOND DAY-THE FLAME ADOPTED.
The following resolution .ras adopted: That
this Convention appotut Commission consisting
Of fIl1y with power 10 add to their number, to be
chilled The Amc7can Evangelical Commission,
which .hnu be charged With the work OF awaken
Ing The intention Of the Christian public to the ur-
generation not YET reached by direct Chrissrian
labor using for this purpose the press publc meet
tDgs local ORGANIZATIONS and other suitable means.
That part Of the resolution touching The title OF
the association, crooked lengthy discussion. The
aatne Y was finally changed to THE American Chris
words "tot the masses" to the smeuded tttle. This
Wss stIenaously opposed. 1t was thought that the
word Nmasses" would be construed by The enemies
of the movement to mean ''plebean, s'palriCar,''
'Kabbie," and that the Convention vas directing ls
attention to the Ignorant md vulgar" t., the
poor people. The motion to 80 amend wss lost
Ayes I1i, naSs 110. II WAS then moved to add to
was also lost.
The temporary officers Of the new organization
ton Vice-Prestdcnt, Rev. Dr.. DnrbiD, Of New
York: Secretary, Rev. #. E. Doardman, Of Phil
General Hownrd, Rer DR.. Kirk, Jay Cooke, md
hon; Schuyler Colfax are among the MINES Of Com
Ntssfouers.
Two large meetings we're held IN tho evening, and
were addressed By Dr. Duzbn. Rev. Mr. Mfngin,
and otheN.
, 1865-09-30
FROM IRELAND,
Tho Fcnfan Scnrc-Ereat Scn.atlon on
Moderate Capltal-A Dublin Journal
on tho Irish Crisis.

Moderate Capltal-A Dublin Journal
on tho Irish Crisis.
NEW York, Sept. % The Dnblln Erpress
the 18th faJs I'VE learn that In m4ny ofthe ear1i-
son towns Of 1rcnnd there nfp to 10 found men
under tue Queens colo1s who openly retoiee To the
notoriety Of calling themselves Fe1lans. II It be
true fhat discipline Is the life Of the army, this
ought moi TO b tolerated for a moment. L OF
coutEc Is only ut present 10 be found among those
who have been laely recruited from localities where
tlcEc mIschieyous Yankee missionaries hare estab-
lIehed themselves; but II 1t were allowed to 10
abroad that there were signs Of dtsafectlon among
lless and oa simple country people would be very
Tho Dnb1tn ;Epeainq M9tA Of the 10th. in an
Office, says: ut has bccn suspected that the au-
thoytles hive had their attention directed to the
existence IN The city Of pnhlln q ee9.re q Fsai-
tioDal brotherhood Of St. Patrick In the progress
Of their examination, the poles came 70 The con-
c!nsion {hat the Office of the Irlsh lhopls ths
nearly erery returned 1rish.American proceeded on
his arrival tn This country"
The. establishment vas accordingly seized. and
though no person vas found tn the hon6e, no less
than len principals md employees Of the establish
ment wers arres!ed in Parliament atrcet Adams and
Gsac anss The %a XhS Ysh seemed 70 a's The
miah O'Donosan, was nrrested wh,lc endeayortng
10 make bis escape. This individual Is already
pretty we'll known In connection with the proceed
1nGs tluoe1 lae t1Eason 4euny AgI ~ ao9it1oa y
0'Donoyan, the police arrested Shown O'Do1ay
and Jrs. Murphy, L. 1Ieton of Boston, Thos; Aehe,
Cornelius o't1nhony, JaF. 0'connor, bookSeeper
In ll,e establishment, Mortimer Aanahan, O,Nel
rcaed TO be Fenlan agents.. The seizure
Of publication Was under special order Of the
Priyy Council. During the night a variety OF ~
rcsts were made, amongst them a gentleman named
O'Curr, The 1rputed edjtor Of the Irish Popls and
Geo. Happe1, who had an alleged connection With
Tie pepcr. The pslsouers were subsequently
1>ofNr mil f1Tdy
nation week liter No disorders have occ1rrtd.
The dag Is fcarfally quiet.
The N7i says II has seen copy OF tho suppressed
ti,ate disaaection, but The correspondence ia The
striking feature II extends oscr three pages, and
fa so pinrent|y written That It s impossible to c1as
editor by volunteer correspondents. Its remark
ably pervade by that oppo.it1on to ecclesasie IN
fnence tn politics uhicn has been the leading
itature Of the papcr, Thcze communications, bow
.vor rcrtnIY, u11rh rt-~ran1orv a. mi. s,Ifhe-fy
, 1865-09-30

THIS ERASCN OFFICE HAS BEEN E9TAB-
LlSnED AT CHICAGO FOR THE PURPOSE OF
FACILITATING THE TRANSACTION of ALE
BUSINESS OF THE COMPANY IN THE FOLLOW
ING STATES:
, 1865-09-30

Proceedings OF the ConTcntion-Prc.t.
dent Jollnsonss Policy Endorseu-
Principal Features of the New Con-
stitutlon. ~-..
new YonK, Sept. a9.-The South Carolina fe'
construction Convention have resolved. That inc
Union IL the first paramount consideration OF inc
American people; that all soycetgnty resides soley
in the American people, and that the authorized
representative Of TINT sovereignty. within The limits
Of the Constitution, is the Federal Government
They further Conclude that The late wur WIS not one
Of IN oppressed people aaiust tyranny, l,at arose
simply nom an apprehension. On the part & oi nc
Weskcr Peetion, ot possible tyranny tn TIE t1tu1e
The VIZ. therefore, not having been strictly IN zoe
nstuse o! rebellion, they sugssst 10 President
johnson the justice md wisdom Of not eniorcin:
the penalties n1ed to the crfmo Of febaliou o ne
united States. As an earnest ot their good h,,n;
they endorse The Gets OF President johnson, ana
express their determination eordiay to support his
wfse and patriotic efforts to restore tho oss coun-
| tIy to the blessings OF peace.
The proposed new Constitution Of south C1toana
L. formed IN accordance With thcRa principles,
Girl and religious liberty, tra ey jury. tie fsdom
Of tho ptees, and the suhozd1nAtioa q the uatar.
, 1865-09-30

Illinois Stale Military Neyvs-The Great
Cotton Case-county CcnHus Returns.

Illinois Stale Military News-The Great
Cotton Case-County Census Returns.
Especial Despatch to the Chicaso Ttibune.l
SpRnaF1a1D,, sept. %.
The 18th, Sd, and 18th regiments hare hecnpaid
off In this city during yesterday and today, md the
18th Will be paid tomorrow. This will make clean
sweer Of Camp Butler, with the exception Of some
patients in The Post Hospital, and the gnarls.
There vl be no occupants LEFT alter the departure
Of the 18th. The case Of the bors Who took the
French furlouch, as referred to in previous de-
spatches, Is ati In abcyanee. The Secretary Of War
has for the present stopped al pay and allowances
to which they were entitled They are very anxious
10 be tr ed by court martial.
The great cotton case which hAs occupied the
United States District Court for the past thn,e days
WAS brought TO close this afternoon. OIL which
occasion the Hon. Chas Eames, Of Washington.
t., made speech Of three hours length. On behalf
Of the navy. The Case /. pow In the hands OF the
Court for adEtsemenL
The following census returns have been fled with
the Secretary Of State eince my List report.
Champaign Comfy, population 21,154; yalue Of
orwool, 13o,s17,
pe1zy County, population, HAT; value Of agEi-
cultural prolncts, *57,068; I've stock, fis9,6d9 !
grain. $l15, Cos; pounds Of wool, 2t537.
BlcIIenry County, population. 2S,G77; value of
agricultural products 4:55 ISL: live stock, $15s,-
5ay; grain, $s46, 4Si ; pounds OF wool, 295,i15
, 1865-09-30

thc greatest Was NtRcnusm. There could be Eo
tLey could 10 develop her resources. Prosperity
wne natural AID inevitable rcsnlt and should not
he Fecetytd with any aston1shment. Tour years
Ito great rebellion, from which ne hays ellEip-
that shal make thas pence not only glosions TO
ua be ana nc e aT aGS bs
future Of Ibis great uAtiou. We haye grown morn
tnpidly as country than the countries Of tho old
Dd If fssng HsaIsh s{ he
seyen hundred. Hhf IL this 1t Is because the old
nattons C1ew ont OF barhas*m while our nation haa
gsggTpp ut ct the1r APp,asse Ms
They hnd barbarian as potnt from which to etart,
and VIC hish state Of civilization. and II We Fe-
main sEue TO the fundamental principles Of onr
ecSial and political being industrious, pe.seyering
end Just TO all others well as onrtefves the go
nc have already earned IL hnta promise Of what
our country ehAll YET be and our growth In the
future blceaed by liberty and peace, will be more
rap.d and prosperous than the past lCheeEs.1
SENATOR DooE11lE'a epEEcu.
Four years ago be had met them At the eAme
plase. It WIS in September, 1861, and he bad then
Told them the great issues that wcre before the
completely Justified. Al that tins on. armies had
been dren back, and seemed TO be On the point OF
being overwhelmed with dissster. DC then read d
nunciation Of he South ior It's treason, an ac-
acknowledgement Of the bravery and virtue Of our SOL
dicrt, a reflection rpon the Incompetence Of our
ss I'D sf p ,o 81 Seh - O. r.
lowship and fraternity, and asked TO dwell with rs
again.
slavery had now been crashed, and the avengtng
minister who struck at the Titals Of slavery End
te1lIon At The satne ume-God bless him for it
wRs now here. tAmens.l While be was N aTens-
ing minister be WIS also an angel Of merry.
Paying furthe. compliments to the distinguished
, 1865-09-30
CHICAGO. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 80. 1866.

p the civil power secured to the people OF The
state. and slavery f. declared fo.ercr abolished.
NEw foRk, Sept e9.-The Wilmington {N. C.>
Nsf1d Of Monday announces meetins; In TIC 51th
regiment Of ncg1o troops, near Hilton Head. 4
This being breach. Of discipline, Nal. Weinman
commanding, went Into the company = 4narters to
find the man. Telling the men to remain standing
until they volunteered to tell who fired the run, be
went ott A short time Afterwards he WIS IN
formed that The company had broken ranks and
Wese disposed towards Hntiny. The Major, With
Mellon Of Exeter, y. H.. formerly member Of the
1st Massachusetts, was Killed by one Of the several
shots fred at the Major. Tbs ringlcaders. six in
arrested aud lodged IN tail in Wilmington. one
wns elEhly wounded Oh The way back tot dtaorierly
conduct, BY tho officer Of the guard TIE regiment
yyaa Cue Of tic beat Disciplined In the eefyico.
, 1865-09-30

SAy FRANCISCO, Sept. e7.-A1Eiyed-Sh1ps Sac
Blackhawk and Gar1balu from New York Sailed
Ship Chieflain for New York. These arrivals I'M.
part considerable animat,on to trade, which gen
little tendency to speculation. A pethoric supply
Of money induced the Bank Of California to reduce
Its rates Of Interest to one per cent per month,
which example Will doubtless be followed By all the
bAuEH:
, 1865-09-30
FROM MADISON.

Tie Campaign Opened by a Union
Lore Fcax1-Ecncral Military and
Stale ltcnax.
Especial Despatch to the chica:o 1Fihnnc.l
MADISON. Sept -.
The political eanyass opens here tonight, with
grand Union meeting, to be held In the Assembly
Chamber. Senator Doohttle and other eminent
epeakess will be presen, and address the meeting.
Gen. Sherman ha8 been invited to visit this pltce
before leaving the State. He has accepted md win
arrive tn this city tomorrow afternoon, and rematn
.oser Sunday. he will then proceed to Milwaukee,
remaining oser one day, and resume bis journey to
The East passing through Chicago.
The Governor has received depatch non Col.
Nac1cy, n Nashville, stating that the 4fih reg
ment MS strong, len Nashville on the 27h for t6is
place.
Thirty thousand dollars more Of Hills Of assigned
bankg Of this Slate were destroyed today. Hank
Comptroller Ransey has directed the New York
agent Of the Uank Department 10 des11oy dty three
plates Of Wisconsin hanks.
The Wisconsin Confcrrpce Of the Methodist Ep!a-
.oonal Church meete In Milwaukee on the 9Th p1ox.
1hc ulh regiment wns plia to-day.
The weather Aak bccu extremely warm for the
last few days. Very heavy lans, with thunder and
iicbtufpx Ti4ited M last night, and the weather 1.
mafctially cooler To-day.
, 1865-09-30
Surgical Operations Performed
Without Pain.

DEs.. EOGERS 4 HALE have the best remedy
get discovered for the enrc relief Of those alctc1
by uhaDg she!r Vitatized Air. III dtcayed teesh and
any other anesshe,tc. the patient suffers ucouren
ence IN breathing + more than the common mir, and Is
conscious all tho time OF what il going On.
This IL the mott wonderful discovery OF the age md
g nronouEced oy ~ wn9 nave & aT1nsa themseSes sS
and chloEotof1 for The gsTofmsnc. q sardca opesa
breathing our pure Air. We hsve used Il III 1000
being delighted with the edecta.
Apparatuses on hand. for the supply OF the Medical
hrd Dental Professions lso fn1l courses Of fnstruc
ona g1yss to the medical profession, how to prepare
and ndmir1slet the Aedicatea ALI with diploma to
practiao this art Of healing the alex Thoee Wishing
to tnyestlG2te systeu Of practice, will do we'll 70
ca1 at our Institute, where wr Will take pleasure in
Giving them al desired Information.
, 1865-09-30

Heavy Robb6f3 Oa y " "19o1t9H' =
NEW ToHK, Sept ea.-August Belmont Co..
bankers, were robbed yesterday afternoon o. Sos-
-and doilars. The bonds had been placed on the
counter, and we're stolen thercfom. person ~ af
pected of the tbeit Is unfer aryzt. a fe"aio ~ =.
UT dollars VIII be oGtreu. The stolen bonds
were of fhe 6q0 denomination OF The loau Q! 1aais
Fourteen Of them we're Of one thousand each, ana
!wensyswo oi five hundred each !ne f6IIH dnsr
bosds INT series; I0,4ia, 65,S66 4a,G77 Second
series: 1s,aan, d. 10 1921, Gasss, 45M9 = - 81
Third ee4ses: ss,aG6, ISIS, 7el6, s5slA M NJ
17,46x 30 ~ SECOND rc1irx st:9l* ., .1i IS Cos
5,66. sG,6s. aa5y9 33,7U0, 8a7nl, 2s,7o2, 3s,sos,
S1s. - Tni5d ss!ics: p l6. ~: Fourth series;
AaG.a. so.l1s, Il. lGs, . ~. ss.s57, r. .0B9.
, 1865-09-30

rr-V~.- 49,. 1soS IN HkH"1s
NEw onK- sept. ga 2ancT Of ST. Petersburg,
IN .carch Of articles on tho iiehtful tpecpdiarism
which ior eome time has hccn prevalent il Russia
and roland. has new explanation, other than
The G1gtAe flues. It states tcTe i fr1..t ,rnha
hility hist The fires were the work ol ! cans con.
8isttDe almost exclusively Of Jcr,. who rnscn,afrd
upon high compensation paid hv the ntsuiapce con,
panle6. Their agents beeame the agents Of d con.
pdnyt erd oRtcu dec.sved it 10 the value Of mr.
cllzndtse and othe1 moruble property assured. Tbe
pIinGpa! member. Of the l,ana hnd bc-n urrcs,ed
and anadt Judgment. As TO the comrllcttv OF the
revolutionary party, T. ha been most indignantly
denied by Alci. nenitzen
, 1865-09-30

races may DO extended longer. The receipis thus y
bright and cool after the storm Of last night. hnd
bids hiE 10 he the beet day Of the Fair. ;Ihc TACK
will be improved By the rain Tathcr th9n injured
4 late advance In lumber has giyc1 great impetus
to the lumber trade ard fourteen Ea!ia catne down
the st. Cfoix ono day Last week. 4 large NUMBER
OF fafls are bcinfr built here.
, 1865-09-30
FROM THE ARCTIC REGIONS
Latest and Reliable NEWS from Sir
John Frankl1n'4 EortY-The Surrlv.
orr Believed living.

orr Believed Living.
NEW YonK, Sept. .t2s9.-Hepry Grinncll. ESQ.,, has
received a very important and interesting Letter
jroua Capt. e. I. Hall, the Arctic explorer, which
announces that he has learned such faets In his
present expedition to lend to The belief that there
arc yet surviving three men Of Sir John Frnnklin
expedition. Cr0sier, who succeeded franklin In
command of the expedition, and three Others have
been seen. Crosler WAS reduced to skeleton aud
being starved to death, while his thrco men were
fnt, they having lived On human lesh- the aesh Of
their co1npanione. who all deserted the two ships
That we1c fast IN the mountains Of ICE, while Cros1-
er would not cat it.
The man finding the party At once took them in
CHARGE and catching seal fed Ctoster kpaItusty
day By day until his life was saved. Hs thus cared
for lbe nj n through the whole winter during which
nne Of the men died. Ctoeier and the TWO remain
mr. men we're then taken to Neitchclle, on Boothia
Feifx Peninsula. wherc they were many monthe.
Having guns and plenty Of ammunition they were Yet
enabled 10 shoot plenty # dTeks, seafs, &s TIE
startled for Kob Aunes country, stncs which they
have not been eeen. AL this WIS previous TO lsS',
hnt Inc Inpits insist that Croser and his friends are
mt 7n17.
, 1865-09-30

FFtHtH VIEW" OF tIi@ EfIBn CfiAH4
NEW Yons. Sept eo.-Ttc raria correspondent
e4en 9, as
to lake great interest In the FrnIan movement III
Ireland. Our inte1natons! courtesirs do not blind
thc iron yoks Under which poer ise1snd oans Ind
tley do not 10 conceal the satisfaction which
the liberation OF the Celtic nationality would n!Iord
them. Le Nonde, Pari+ ultramonfane journal, no.
tlces with evident giee tic prospect Of a disturb
, 1865-09-30
FROM WASHINGTON.

Matters In Kentucrzy--Tke Virginia
INSTRUMENTATION Of the People,
Relief for Sufferers by Damages In
GIcted by Pirates mud lkaIders--The
Homestead Lnw-fntcrc*t1n. to Set-
tlers--The Regular Army Increasing
10 1&x Maximum.
, 1865-09-30

NEW YoRK, September e9.-uo1d less etsineont.
The payment OF coupons atorls sensible relief to
the mn kct md the anticipation OF still larger pay
mente, in consequence Of the stock board having
tendency TO Keep down the premium. There Is no
important demand for coin for to-meEtow's steam
e. but probably about s5cQ o01 Of gold hars Will be
, 1865-09-30

JONATHAN MARTIN. CT. w.EASTNAN
MARLIN q. DALE3.
, 1865-09-30

NEW YonK, Sept. a9.-Ihe Fosts special savs
''Ihe State department has received dispatches
from tEe American Consul at Constantluoplc, which
shows that the cholera Is decreasing III Turkey,
but that 1t laa broken ont afcsh In ltaly and Bar
ccl0na."
, 1865-09-30
Prom the Soutts-LateAt from the State
Conventions In Alabama mud South
CarUlfna,

N8EUIIHas
YAsursc1os. scpt. eo.-Thc Pre.fu.n, b.. hcc,
,,to,,oI h. tc;c,.r,n1, t1,,, ,ha si,f., - ussn
..ao1mea " e1sstapa taaN sne tAeausa' Gonscn'
tion by vote Of sixty 10 nineteen, has passed IN
ordinance providing that all debts created by ths
sta.c q Alabama = M aa q ,hs 1T var directly 9r
Of The sfate shal have no authority and are forbid.
den to 1atiiy de a.sumc .o provide 1or tbe
General Assembly or the State shall have no au-
lhosity and arr forbidden TO assume or tnake any
provision for the payment Of snJ portion Of the
ny The Confederate states, Its agents Of its au-
thority.
The Convention his also decided BY vote Of ei1-
ty-one to twenty-five, 70 submit the amendments
10 the constitution TO popular vote.
, 1865-09-30
The AmcrIcau Fleet at Cherbours.

The American Fleet at Cfaerbour@.
New YORK. Sept. 29.-Adniral Goldshorouch's
feet IL still at Cherbourg, and 1t IS not 10 proceed
tolhe Mediterranean until the cholera On the coast
y somewhat abated. Tho French and American
ships md off ctats have exchanged many coaresies,
cordial feeling Il entertained, and friendly atti
iude IL always maintained between them.
, 1865-09-30
<!ounIeTfe3tetR irrcxted.

Bos7ox. Sept. e9.-The police Of tLIs city have
arrested VIM. Flatt fnr circulating and de4igzug 10
was se1yed on hts premises The hills were taost]y
dvss On the Kgg uarbor bank Of New Jertey.
, 1865-09-30

CAIRO, Sept. 4o.-The t1th New York cavalry,
40 men and twelve officers, and The I'd Iowa
cavalry, soo men and twenty oEeers len this foEc,
noon, special tratns Tota< Tor home, for final
discharcf. -