, 1865-10-24

In%.stutc Of Kcsrard-A Chicago Auxt-
Sary Formed.

In accordance wilh The nolice previously gasen,
meeting in behalf Of this interest was held on SunI
tlay evening. m the First Baptist Church. with
lt.rc attendance. The introductory prayer TINS Of
frd by Dr. Guilds, of Boston, Rites which Dr. DIP.
Moltou, the Secretary of tho pareu. society In New
York. Addressed the meeting 1t length, explaining
the oaec,. and LAHORE of tie association. and r.
con,aes,sssI the immediate organization Of Ike
rocIety here In Chicago.
s es ~; 1ssSs ,ass'ss ss4 Il H. = .Sn Ne
po,t and education Of the children Of those who
have died in the service Of our country. 10 pr1an-
1ccted to the securing for them The advantages Of
lie Agricultural Colleges and Experimental Farms
1ssd io. y s.. q &c c0nsse, = ql5 ill.,, r. sases ed
1i"n ios 1he rnofe advanced by furnishing tres
scholarships r our higher hs schools dna
t So(tees l. ssssa<ar 10 have su1iay societies ese.
vhurt for1l.ed eli Of which stl1 act IN copee 1o7
41c accomplishment Of The one desircd object The
s,e 10 BE- hnnicd np and enrolled the yynneer sna
utterly destitute 10 be Immediately furnished WIN
bomcs mud support. and the more capaoe ano asp1t-
lug 10 the OF full educn!ion i1 The q.
scCion Of lhcs sarious be1n Of mind, Willie At me
Enmc time tst clatme of this c2sss oil our commum-
r m Pessed up91 G on ss Y
fron The plan tim. no tupds arc proposed TO 20
taken from ns 10 be expended in othef localities.
Illinois il simply asked TO take easc Of her own pa-
The speaker urged The re.ea.ity Of an Immediate
organization in order ihat de!c:ation might be
seIt to lhe meeting about he hrd with reference
TO thc disposition of The Agricultural lands.
Such auxiliatiee have becn formed extensively in
tho East and especially In connection With Inc IN.
,Sr eose II Of tic eadrrss Of Dr. nol,ou. Hon.
Char}cs Walker wnt made Chairman Of the meeting.
and Gyms ". Bentley, Secretary. sSsa thsn dess,
In t,rphsns OF PATRIOT" By the adoption Of TIT
Constitution, and The Selection! Of the following
board Of ofects: 49,.
1Ar.xSao,t-Hnr v EeHfdmon.
Vice 1rcsidcnt-Mon. Lyman TFumhuA
Corresponding Secrrtery-E. B. bc:seg, Esq
Isecort{ins sec1etary-B. F. Jacobs, EsQ.
Tteasuref-Ilon. ]. Il. Woodxotth.
Executive CosnmIuee-1. Y, Farwell, Esq; Co!
Ill Nancock: c. G. Wicker; G. n. Holden; Mt
linn stur;cs Philip Wadswcsth; Hon. william
A rexolnl,ou was then passed 10 ask the Board Q
Tn1s,c.t Of Tic Tuicsrity Of Chicago for The dgna
ton Of tNcnty-nr Tree scholsrxliet ior soldier
tioa.
10 eommendatton Of this whole subject, 1t may b
;hat We tsnter at once md with whole heart upo
the work Of taling cafe Of the orphans OF soldier
s nd nuts u insas nv nd dissbe so1aes iii nse aad
For The eick and dirabltd soldiers we ate aisead
support. Hut We may not forget the widows vi
orphans Of those Who eleep In Southern c1ave
o bette foga fs We sner INT h: b.
once nlade for ihe eratui,oas Instruction Of Il
cas4 ln all our schools and colleges T. ana , Let y, u
ta,fne IN cotntz5 LOST their lives Let y never
fs;d ION our example, 1t least, Tint Aepubl
SIT H. ;nar Iii fha, The constitution adopted P
~1,;as ti,si NV ret;ou tuny become member oy
rr,rai : outI;bu1fon OF onc dollar, or ~ pa5l9&
nul.arr IL one year, may become LIE me1noe'
the Institute.