, 1865-11-06
THE SOLDIERS TICKET.
McctEn. at the Recorders Court Room
---Srcccl,es by J1r. Batea, Gen. Or
bornc, mr.. mcAlfiater, e.
Sehlascr, and Others.

The friends Of the Soldiers Ticket held a mass
meeting on Saturday evening, at the Cont House.
II Was announced previously to be held in the open
air. and the severe cold Of the evening proved most
unt1vorab1c to Its prospects. For some time BE-
fore the hour for opening the meeting btaes band
waited upon tie Court House steps and reslgnedly
begniled the monotony oi the occasion by the per
tonance Of augubtiouA airr. At length the Record
er'e Conrt Room was obtained for the purposes OF
and, when the meeting was cs'led to ordg, near
eight e'sock he rom @ " yss nsssl{ med e,a9 o. no
prezide oseT The meeting: Messre. leaVttt and
Wanchop were appointed Vice Presidents. Atthis
tnneture de brass band put ttop tn the e cereno-
he popular melody of 1.-The Captain with bis
WhIskefs " was the most prominent air: burn
ing lime barrel On, Randolph street added to the
curious public, md BY the time the 6and had been
eilenced there vas moi even standing room outside
the railing Of the court room. NJ. George Bates
guiahcd services In obtainine recruits ioE the army
of the Union, and how he bad told every illinois
soldier; etPeGialy those On III ticket, that thc
tude Of the people would never deem them repaid
for their sac1thces. Nov thcee gallant men have
returned and he hAd TO blush for The reception they
By inqui.ine, "would ST Morton Peto say Il be
knew Il: how would be regard Ibis stato 81 things
IN Chicago r The namee Of gallant soldiers had
; D., n
booted, fp,l and tpewed upon, be said, md he
bln.hcd for the men who bad been guilty OF this
act, md tor the papers which were base eso7sh to
10 lie polls uith Wilbur + storey, md such men.
md .ote for the soldiers than 60 With anybody else
and vote for the sncaking w1ctches who hare been
thinking through ths s;Essts for The pas1
the Offices By ehicancry and fraud: Here the
sneaker wandered of to IN enthusiastic landatlon
S rs MS.ste ha .ae Mo6s max h
opce Judge Of the Superior contt. lie Professed
TO he much surprised at the nttack upon
him BY !hs Josnot in eailia: bin ap,. the clown clown
was the tmsrsest man In The sinr. sun II was IN
Kind. he thought, Of that paper whose former edi-
Tor. Dick Wilson, had slept aie and drank Wi!h him
Chang and Eng together. As Tor the taunt that
tie soldiers were working with the c1rperheads he
taid that the Democrats had furnished their fnll
share Of The armies Of the Union, and their party
Lad been, Ill through the war. and arc now. rs
loyal as Andrew JOHNSON now H.. a. precedent
Of .heir htness for Office AndIeN Johns9n. ne said
Foldiers, had even pardoned rebels and appointed
lhem 10 Important ofcee and The speaker was glad
power of DEPRESSION peculiarly bis own,
| entered into laudation Of General Slocum al
a true hearted patriot. Returning to tho
Hcetn1 had been to linn 10 offer the CollectorrhIp
OF Internal Revcnne 10 Gen. 0sborue, and the As
sefsorship 70 Major Bridges, 4 they would With.
| draw If0m the IlckEE. Al ConClHSlOU, Ut Ua1E an
10 trlumph the Soldiers Ticket, on Tuts1ay next.
BRIG. Gen. 7: O. Osborne was next introduced,
and received WITH three hearty ehesIs ,, ns began
mcnt, not By my meas new, but q1lte pretty. From
The Government the speaker gradually progresscd
10 consideration Of The efforts OF the rebels TO oTeE
throw IL. and the
ed-orre"arded services Of the soldiers tn putting
| down that rebellion. He then conttastcd some ol
the names upon The several tickets, those 1pon the
ventton which misrcprescnted the people, showing
how much superior were the claims OF the folzncl
10 those Of The hitter With respect to the assocta
lie assccistion wa one which bad hs:ed fos foul
| ycass, On the hattle-delde, where tht
honor Of the country bud been sated, and II the
wipe out many Of The hlote npon their good n1nae
in The past four years. The great Lincoln associated
Se2insan BE- BE ss and II foesa
mere purity lines, and his example, Was one tht
speaker would be willing 70 follew. he then Al
lacked bitterly the press o! ths hep1hntsan Patty =
Jo-cph Medtll for whom the audience gavc thret
enthusiastic cheers. Base ingratttnde, he tsd wa
the greatest of Ill curses. nd the Pasty wh!St
showed themselves 20 corrupt by It Is the Kepubh'
cnn Ietty bad done, deserved TO die;
4 ". f. McAlltstes ncxt addressed the meeting
The asscmblage. in thai place be deemed very ap
prorrsate. rebuke Of lhe foui wrong peTetra,st
| IN that yery room recently, In ditregarding TIT
CLAIMS Of the soldiers. He had never been sol
| ifef. hut the usn who chilled him enemy Of thu
eoldier, he ou1d brand a. dastard]y bar. All hi
Affiliations, during his whole lifetime, had lccz
with the Democratic party, party which bad al
ways been the most truly loynl to the country nnt
most heartily the friends OF tho soldiers. TIM
pany, he said, had been grossly misepresented 4
The soldiers during the war, bat now when th
eay!ours of the country return 10 their homes. the
fnd out who nEe their real friends who arc gratefa
to them and tnpposs them, and that these arc tn
ucNocrnts, The socalled Coppe1heade The pro
Ieesed nends Of tie eoldier on The olhet hand, ha
g1tcied them with ineult and contempt, and II ia
hrt nsticc to the soldiers In his opinion rcbuk
these corrupt wire workers md lid slorcd contract
n1s who bad been making good thing out Of thei
black and nanseous loyaly. The speaker conclude,
With waTm landatlon OF the patriotism, virtue nn
inicIl;ceuee OF Gen. BFad!ey and prophecy or en-
taIn tEceess on Tuesday next
Ed. Schlsegcs, editor Of a German sheet calle'
t,,c Tnttn. then made epeech. The m1tor po:
tinn nf MI EFFORT was devoted 10 bitter attack upo
| NJ Ucsire which Wns 20 enccsssfnl fn it, innu
enre MON 6ts auditors that one senetable philan
thronft IN he nndleLce again and again exclaimed
nHr 70 to h-l~d plona sentiment. which -
,oralyH M H Happianded. ne also animsdyrrted upon u
svstens, g 81 pon1Instine conventions. a. thin
which should be put down forever. and rom III
subject be wandered TO his peculiar BOBBY de9nt
riatinr Of the Staatx Zef,mg. As az aeaitlonal y
rumcnt Ioz the election Of Nt. MtAAlsies, ~
| Srh]aerer stated that when the S1pfnoF Couft ol