, 1865-09-18

| f4Al.auks-. Me all teel taat Sou pay Us com
heart. nd with ieelings 20 excited tSat We canno
~ H. onT as2aa VI, what We Do tes! The memory
and l can hardly believe that We hav
te,goo, 9sy ong SSg .,nssa hen 1 sh5se Mssts fos
occupied In i. We have lived weeks and month.
IN m dsys % M : eonrs: !lond chcers.l From the tim
M We sn,s5sd New York, as we passed along the EFit
ROAD, and through the petroleum districts to Gin
ctnnah and 81. Louis, ind from there to this plact
We have met. We hnre felt that in all those thing,
M .hss s make nation wealthy and happy, no natig,
great future before you; maDy portions Of Europs
have been rFpalled al the amount Of debt Jon hart
Msecnm9laied M IN short space Of time. Large =
that debt H. Tue vast resources Of your country,
hare on my light hand hero tchecrsl Will lam sura
make ynu ieet that you have only undertaken bur
plseed upon every portion OF the Great Republic,
X. n p 9 19nsittSSsy s y gh md yon ~ fss that
With a freedom Il hich mikes that Union OF lnrom,
pa1n1s 1slcS "a 10 ths world Ghse
add hal l. ihe WY Ia whiei you have Absorbed
your enormous nzmies. We know something o.
enormous standing Amies In Europe. We have
ha. lsilcn aaiil Lie = i. now iooisd upo1 so5
a.. a. enc no, "i i,n tho weaksst Of powels We
within The power, ,oi other States Bus, iii, W. have
LIVED G1sse, to :, sec SnnR,, : dsX H. when y amy
Europe conld ever boast, has been absorbed
again into the citizen community. We haTe
seen ai such as was Hcrer chtouicled in all The
annals OF ameIehe diseolyins Of thai ARMY mud iia
No one could tell that anything had been tie maj.
leF os bad come up between the every day routine,
q q had pIt trade and Industry ont Of l,s order.
ctigens and can apply their powers IN tho ordinary
a1airs Of life; while we Lave the broad bas,s OF cid
yens who love their country, and desire to be AT
the frtt countries 6f the earth aiding Ill That Is free
and great and Intelligent among the nations OF The
Daniel Damcrd, Of Kash Medical Colisse. liz
sald he could not helo feeling that task had been
know what Chicago was, they must GO into TIC
ttree4s houses and places OF business 10 see Il, and
study Its history In thoso commercial figures,
sss ssn Tssa e. sT ehc Sea Ss
1ss. It was then no city, II ali.
gD
Lake etrcct. Not twenty rods from whore he was
speaking was excellent goose shooting, md In Jan-
nary, 1877. he saw lot or deer and wolves cha:ed
There was NOT road within dftcen miles OF eli.
cagc that be bad not been stuck fast in.4 He well
reeollected that meeting WAS held to brdge over
with their wagons to bring food. That was Chi
caso tn 1Sm-What 1t Is now be could not say. The
fstrss, ald expenss Of buIldlnRp, Of com ncrcs,
What ihey saw before .hcm zrprescntcsl ihe prodta
on the gain which had passed thrnugh Chicago
and OF the goods which hnd returned here. ne
Ia ID not s,e1s Fspess With for 5etsss fss a
they were sores on The body polite, and ho
was not ashamed to psIseat orr city as worthy Of
sideot other cities Of the ssme nrc. What Chicago
h.d dune IVES not In consequence Of nid from the
Government; hs might ray. In spite Of II: aye,
nnd Hav1e,. On each ssdc Of The English cAanncl,
done in tpits of national dia1ealdes. our own
dig Sad been gathered nom every poi o;the Globe.
He believed that England had fal1tahed our mayor,
md II shc had douc us no greater favor. we Hhould
1antes Of chigo were moi in her Ip liver o1 pail al
lies but IN her mcu-her citizens. They were val
asnle In con:saaenes q ths15 spht. Theepisis and
psnz mhf1 wssern pst deT2 ep ae and esse
& the eeniTe oi The movement. We in
Chicago cannot al1ow the Missssipp! to be closed.
The of nv Westefa men So " iii
This nation. It vas 10 Chicago that Lincoln was
huns The .na @ the srt ef the % VET nIsa sssia S
cd Elm. Chienyo Is no, The centre OF money
power on tie continent, but sho i
he centre q The polidea, power Of !he Vest and
heard and obeyed. lie might thank the gentlemen
Western enterprises II bad done mich to develop
this connection that the memory Of Richard Cob
den wns as much reSrrc1 here Is among his most
,nmss a en 5 a5 ho%s % To- The Eens%s19
The hroaG gauge carried through from here to New
York 20 that tett'er could tose up a section md
esg !, through Il they shooss to ea.ry That
Wei were resdy 10 ps5 them ior it, Whieh hs p1c-
sumed Ras al they wanted. For the West he
wopd say that Il was stu growing and would grow
u aepees. II lie lad aot ssid much Of ch,ese; ons hs
could not ray what the city deserved. Thu city Of
people Of Europe and the world that however
much might be said the half would not ba told
Mayor Rice then preiAccd with few nestly
toaaf to- M of he esenins, .7he Ghaneelor Or III e
chequer of England" and called up Mr.. Ktnna,Ed
10 respond.
Fin AH1uCu KEsNAIRD.
Mr.: Kiunaird spoke a follows: Mr. Mayor and
beg mos' entirely t. endorse every
ttiend, Sir Morton pcto. expressed, and
nbose all things wish to state how much
.es 7s 81 sssS E q % sss:1a a5s I'd ane mt
an ssd 70 {I ad5
70 bandly and unaneetcdly adapted every san Iment
my friend Lid down, aud did so so Accurately and
ally. too. Laughter and sgplaase-l ! have lis
able and graphic, Of Ds. Drainefa, as 10 Chicago;
and though my acquaintance with Ihi. city is oi 30
brief tune, ye: can most heartily and cordially
man are aniicipallonH which have no doubi, from
touse knowledge Of these matters ind Wha. haEe
.ecn Today, eay there aucpaions will be realized.
Win 1,e second to none, even to New York Itself
Il Is quiie impossible to have Witnessed what we
ileman apoloeres for what We have secu have only
to say to him that ! wieh In many cities
Of my own country could witness that spirit
nasse'c IT. e}9 y III b
afain, the second place in the great American En-,
plre. But you have been pleased 70 propose the
health of the Chancellor Of the Exche9nef Of Eng
l,ea'th Of Ar. Gladstone. Now, gentlemen, have
aa The hgnor o5 many {ears Of having ne %Sst
Try, have we ever had more remarkable 1nl n, and
that we have every reason to be thankful that we hare
g bis position mnn Of such commanding ahilltyto
history OF England: lApplaasc.] There is no man
am sure. whom the American people would BE-
More Eltd 70 welcome, because In him VIC have no
more entire Sympathy with the masses or The
people, while Sir, In the last few ycars, ence be
ms directed the finances Of our country, be has
:ountry TO relieve the masses Of the people from
he burdens OF taxation, and ut the same Time 10
rave the finances Of the country in healthful and
prosperous state.
beheve could w1.h no g1ea,cr wish than thte that
instead Of myself he bad come among you himself,
or am sure he would have convinced you that he,
9n my ao
tie i ws5 S lie = eo@ncscss @ nteicourfc ot ihs txo
e sns Has1 eaas. III Il ae9 s @
f;ne l1pRasss ms @aa ee!S5s as
tiend, ,he ttaueellor Of the Excheqner, were here,
wes,d make sqs e., IL "a IL. sa sa
" one for ron long 10 remember; for, before any
hing, he IL remarkable for the acuucn with which
,e arrives ut the taxable capabilities Of country.
;ou 6aye had lie satisfaction OF acenmulating a
olcrable national debt, l believe my honorable |
end would divine means that no man 10 this ROOM
scapa ftom The 1n,nutest abstraction from his |
,ocket- tApplanse.] I can only hope that Jou |
nay, in the good fortune Of the future, have among
on on viii viii know nov how 10 appreciate lin. beg to
hank you, In the na1ne Of the Chancellor OF the
;zehequel, ior the kind way yoa hare received hls
aei 70 s h he2R knoW III
C to him matter OF the deepest satisfaction.
Ihe Rdsns then E slts tas 9s1, 9s,c,
Iry, the Honorable Hugh alcculloch.
nos. 8. g.. uArEs.
Responded to BY Hon. s. S. Hayes, Of Chicago. |
i H. hs'f frssdtnt take great pleasure in respond
tn the fOnAt have inst T1yeN. The dfst3u-