, 1865-04-04

Of The ormy, hut be wlahcd his hearers 10 undel
stand that the work was rot oil done. The arm
had done ft4 duty. and the duty Of the statesne
t,cns thai You'd a1i:e, one Of which vas he paj
mepl OF the national debt. he WIS Dfrnl0 the pei
! pie were little loose n monetary matters, m
II hehooycd them to cultivate the slrlctest econ,
| my both In governmental and personal e1pend
tures.
S, B. PERRY.
Mr!:Fery remarked that this meeting was not
ipr Of ensnctpated American citizens. He al
that one speaker had been misunderstood. q
knew that biz hes1t beat with patriotic fervol
nna ae Of dssppleSaeo IL eonp St
neuted "A. Lincoln, y and said. without mesnln
to be1lttlc the reporters PRESENT. that he was th
best reporter Of thss or aLy other age. he though
tie backbone o. the rebellion was broken.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Mayor then called for three cheers for th
President, General Grant, and his auooroina
rens5ale, officers md men, which were gtren will
Meeting adjourned, the band playing g The Sta
spauglcd Banner"
IN COURT HOUSE SQUARE.
One Of the largest and unost enthusiastic EZth
erincs that the Court House squ.re ha. contafned
ths norih entrance Of fhe building to dnd IN pa
tiotic onthu1ss some relief ior ihe joyful fselngs
which swelled every heart The meeting wasc,lf;
Judge Brsdweil for President The nomin .tlou
was unanimously ratified when the Jnd;e u
few appropriate remarks introduced c. H. Haw
mr. haw1ey WIS rejoiced to witness such 2 2
glorious Gathering, SO unanimous In their loyal
and patriotic expressions. It spoke nobly Of the
may have been called ID the past a stronghold Of
Copperhe adism, but how was 1t.now, Tho crtne-
on s su ny IL
pIe to dsy, If never before, have shown how
they appreciate treason and traitors. The people
ss4s9. ssatsP ss@'s''sf as@s sseA sss
shed e. m e. 'as r'ss and 'e5s'sR s6s as
liant blue: e:coats had galIantly done their work;
they had tracked The serpent OF secession for
ta hideous form, dragging It to the very door Of
death. and forcing It wounded and dying, into IT.
last stronghold. Now, even that stronghold had
leel Of tie glorious conqueroFs All hsil 1he sol.
a,ers: They were worthy OF the great American
Kepubl,c-worthy of the praise and gratitude
awarded them BY every patriot in the land.
Mr. Baxter Styles next came forward, and sang
the t'Star Spapgted Banner in splendid style, the
chorus being Enthusiastically given BY the audi
Colonel Hough, in response to loud calls, de-
lIvertd short but excellent sddress. He con-
eratul,tsd his hearers On the glorious news they
they had listened to the glad stuinxs. With the
fall Of Rehnord hope mn.t depart from seces-
sion, for II was their 1'st proudest and must In
eftry State where 1t had 1ufsed its corrupt head.
Lad neetlcd there, breastlne defanly the long
line Of boys in blue who fronted them determined
upon their destruction. That destruction had now
arrived, and the joyful news OF its consunmadon
Rent 10 the loyil North By the peoples Presiicnt
and the peoples reporter. now Untitled every
hnA+$ Inv Ara1r II
in thanHulneee. The beginning Of the end wns
row neal-Jes> at the Vev doots-and ere long
the people viii have TO bold another jub,lation,
tue Atlantic to The Pacific, from the Gulf 10 The
Lakes, over one united, tr1umphnn. and loyal peo-
rse. The patriotic speaker retired amid loud sp-
B. F. Jacobs had searched through the entire
cty all the day to find aeopperhead, bat WAS COM
PEELED TO acknowledge tha! his search va, :. to.a!
union man, and bad been 80 all their llres.
Ilanehter.l He d,d not need to ask how the peo-
e e g. Nss III s Sss ea r. sd Sps e fSss W.
be inclined e,o throw up bis hat and cry s'exulte-
mus!" lIanehteF;l Then again, how dia The
nole boys ~ the , Hony p p,1son fgsl otiay Those
because they loved the old fal: and had t4ken up
arms in Its defense. It wond be glorious news
tor them, for i, heraded the1 rsleass and return
MT. Styles by request eang 81 Old Shady" In fne
style. after which George ): PAGE, OF Brooklyn,
y: T.. delivered speech seintlllaiing with good
things and patriotic senuments- He Was glad to
be ID ChlcaGo-glad TO see such gloslous senh-
ntnte filling every breast. The time long prayed
ssS ssey VIZ a md
Chicago, despte the writings Ct the paper Of Rsn-
do.ph greet, was Union city. and The cry Of
'zsn was he H1toa nov spd forever
A. the s1rL esi6n Of Judge Bradweil, three en-.
thus1asr1c cheers we're given 1or "llilno1s, the
s.se aaa11 EhiS had given to the country is Grant
hon. John Wentworth was next introduced
he had been speaking ever eiuce two O'Clock in
been doing IT, s1mc Thing. be Vas glad 10 10 rec rec
the people 70 unanimous and so thankful lor the
efforts -of ihe noble soldiers. The people vera
ng I'D
. blow, IRON the effects OF which be vii! never
recover.
The meeting then adjourned amid lond cheers.
TuH CAPTURE OF RICHMOND will Be celebrated
BY great meeting in behalf Of the United States
Christian Commission, this evening, In Bryan
I'LL. Addresses will be delivered by several Of
our most eloquent speakers, and delegate Just
returned from the army. LeteFesJ one attend.
BOARD or TnApE-Yhe annual meetlngof the
Chicago Board Of Trsde Va: held last evening on
"'Change," Colonel John L Hancock IN the
chair. In honor Of the occasion no bustnes. wis
transacted beyond tbs reception of the report OF
the Committee on Elections, after which the meet-
ing adjourned. The contest was By no jueans IN
exciting one, the highest totsl number Of sotas
eset on any ballot being only IRE hundred and
t1xty.two. In the case OF PreAident and Second
Vice president no one was elected. no gentleman
in either instance obtaining The num1 ter OF votes
tueicienr fcr a choice. Ths rote was as follows:
For At4idenf-Whule number Of votes cast 563,
Necessary to choice 2sa. Charles Randolph oh
timed s6S, H. f. Stea1ns 10 and y. D. Housh-
.TT1st ee-Presidens-T Maple. elected.
Second Tice-Prrsdtnt-No chuice; c. Il. g.
Atwster lis, J. c. Dore l75, Allen HoTes i, T.
D;rtcio,s-Elcc,ed: s. $. Williamson, E. N.
Robins, s. 4 Kcnt ": N. Low and J. y. .Oiell.
Stephen Clary, d. kreigh, ]. s. RamseJ, S. T.
Atw4ter. G; J. Gilbert, 81. Lehman, 4, Aechesney
&C commiitee - ci O.; Ayoit,aston-J. ". Sykes. D, C.
scraplon, Y. u. Ezcsn, j. .: Lyon, ]. b. Dole, 6.
nlnekley. D. G. Brown, ]. T. Fisher and G. b.
Tbere will be another election to-day for the
For President the contest vii probably hs be-
taee Meeers. Ran oph and Hcuehtellng
Stearns having Withdrawn.
REcRu17na.-Our tab!e below shoxs tota, Of
twenty-three enl,stuents only yesterday. This Ia
the number who received the county bounty.
Seventeen who enlisted. but who In the pending
without their maney. They Will be paid to-day
and the proper credits Will appear In to-mosrow's
fhoee who we're paid were thus distributed:
FaeanG Etssa %aEai; %afd ] he1n0n''
Ihird n WaT9: IT, = iofn'-.'....''..:E'
Lemont allied her quota md Is dropped from the