, 1865-02-06

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but msnv mtr,,ona ~ dc,,,,, e,on ~. -z-,-,
the 9JN I'm nannSa ~ T*iea a.ot1 We Wnoie 9!
pass he Iee4sst1re viii n;xs ,haa aa1s oni II It
fhe nnvp1 n onnras. &c 60 ~ 1ne man VINO seeks
onItes" 1,u @ !un s Jnst the man who will
~ IA vetoe5 a'o H. H.. k4oW COY. Oglesby, hut
endorsement enourh for hin, iE,,i A. nha , that Va:
H. ods,saG aa Gnt @ nan u the right place lCheers
Sprinrdcd IT, 1shnr t isfee committee be sentt I'd
e t !. 1nat were done the bill would consgn
1nI,ss m1 s"anne shou!d be hereafter stgmatized a
am3ong ,3o you, teat them as they deserve. and re
aI 60 ,ong as {ou ana they live they shall
Col, Foster more that comn,ttea ~ .u...,
fyn 1e annninfe3 r. ~ ~ snnnt,aesG OF twenty
ibs deisa' 1[ the measure now pending beose the
coatte Of one hnndTed u in.fesa aepo e. p sending
VIII DEXTER suggested that lie number % be nfiy
committcc h. auhnI;zed ~ SsGo member of ths
he ~ ..,s,,i - ~ t, 20 appq1nt substitute
saaea; aSa ,,o,,ox .,,-
aent 81 mon Sn, o. IT. De1,er that Any citizens be
sept 70 slpinqe sSpii1nenfH!o, e. "ns then ne adopted.
~ - - Scalpps, Esq.. u oehaf u the Committee
ee.a neaenuons tnen offered the following, which
"eee aooptea VIII great applause:
1+.o,,>5 TIN. RESOLUTIONS; 1sa .,soa,a $.
lanrnsre sdsana nat ne people Or Chicago hare 70
ed. peTmanerf 1,s+;tnJs to ptahag sI agep, Gnnouna-
riehtl called lie horec roi1g Nh upon the1r
hirher tllnn ali fernno ~ raitn1 u.a ano anas7
ipe evil is their hrsrt III ~ aa rs .peao
ing for this noble vindicatson Of he peopie Mbich
NOR dares rnsfsin she r,ht @ las4s ue4aseu voset-
The wrong. A'@ ~ 1no put n's 'oo' upon
PLANTATION ia fhem 1ne nSop1e o. Chisago upon e
'a'v 1sEe oF RF;Tay ,Ssisy h received eappo5t q
oushly canvassed bT the Iee,saturs an at aqre ana
thnH Gassed Wifhnnf ocnrra1 nndera+.nIfr.e ~ ~
it fcatpres: that thcy 1,sTe deem confdence ,nd Il
hope that The LEGISLATURE of illinois viii stand and
firm for The rights Of The people, mt, stem tie
Eea1bv eornoeaons With II .wen9n.. IN re1 ~ 2,
State and bids iair to swallow no the rishts Of IT,
individual citizen. '-@'
II Psr en saee m Gon
,Fe@smss5ins ,e5 ri 9 snjnst lefsi.tien, even 20
hcfitancc Of rs ali; III. to our Of @ own deIesaron
VIC say, thai II IN the arst surprise and excitement
did them Injustice, We arc ready to gi1e them
proud vindlcation II they stand by The people,
measure Of Which we complain It viii SHOW to us
and to the world that although they may do as
tntuty by tnadvertsnce, ret when they become
ap5 ap9fsed @ Of nr Tsh.s md rights they s1e brave
RtsptEsd, 1hat while It 1s customary and con-
venicnt Tor members Of the Gfncra1 Assembly to
look especially TO nattera Affecting their Owl dis
hict; yet it musa be remembered That each Repre-.
sentative and Senator represents the, tcA0le peo-
pie of Illinois, and that we viii gracefully renem.
&C, nc1 az MennefS o. the Legislature VINO Etsnd hy
ue people OF Cnaca"o, IN me protection Of thetk
riEhis IN thf. conttoversey.
Ite9ted, That IN regard to this matter, which
NE of rtrsro arr IN tn,ntss md .r;;i nnt prSr
remember thoee who support their views. Int
those who oppose them. That it Is with great
gentlemen who have been elevated to public ONCE
aud live out Of TIC earniugs Of he neonIe of chi
caso md Cook county, arc at Springfield working
Bill. '~ -''%&'@'
Eeso{red, That the claim which the sunporters
Of The bill make, That the same gives power over
,he ese Of etreets for 1siiway purposes from tse
Common Cornell ior ssyeaty:ate years aiter
mnn nnn coupe to posa'oe I'M The fare e hei"r eS
i've cents, while It gives them power to raise It
he common Council for Is yearsl to alter nr to
afsx regulations rs to the use OF streets now oc e.
cnned by he RAILWAY Comrany. without The eon-
scI1f ~ said cnmnony >~1~ S~1
itdcprirce he civ of an income Of immense
value, IND which rightly belongs to The rEorIE.
Nssolsxd q Ihet tic clause @ il i, said bil,; which
above i've cents, by the vote Of nine Of Its men,-
here, whilc 1t makes the vote Of seventeen noces-
EnIy 10 reance u asaln 70 lse Genus, ls an unjust
and most un9emeelane 0scLnln3non aSal1st
me people anu AL 'a'o' u 'e" wealthy 1no1'io
Eesolpfd. That az the said act ciyes the peon1e
m mn ine4 nf railway nor increased fsri,ifrs IN
those already existing they affirm that no earthly
argument can be found In support of thc same,
exccpt that Is q good Thing for Ike corporators.
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Hon. John Wentworth was then introduced,
md received with great applause. He said that
men are more apt TO be Influenced By kindness
than dchunciation. There wae night and
wrong In this question, and the people had chosen
q Judge, and TINT fud@e..that gallant Governor
had decided that he could not honestly eign the
bill. That has settled the coutreseI.y. The
horse ra1itoad hlu as such was ended. The ques-
hon nov Is as to sustaining Dick og!esby: He
wus for Dick oelceby as he Wns for Andrew Jack
son thirty years ngo; Ihe msn who bad the
ro,ot;on Ind hfs rf4nerf 1Je had frst TafI.-naa
IRON Springfield and hed been asked what 60. III.
to fhc people Everything and everybody were