, 1866-09-17
TIE CAMPAIGN In EGYPT,

Civil War The Constitutional
Afnendthents-TAe National Onion
PNrtJ-Srccch of T.. =. Tnylor-iA Cops
pertlcad interruption - The True
Peace Dc@ircd-A Joint Discussion Ar
rnnEcd - An Evening Meeting -
SpeetlieA OF Judge Martin and Gen.
cra1 KifchcJl.
tspcci1! Despatch to the Chicago Trihune.1
OrxEr, ILL.,, September i5
Another Of The large loyal demonstrations which
have In ibis campaign dorc honor 10 Egypt was
held here to-day. Tha day was remarkably dne
the occasion ono ot Ill: deepest intcrcst, and the
attendance was largo, numbering fnlly
i've thousand persons. Before tho meet
Ing m attcmpt was. made to rush
In upon the meeting Sam. 3farehall, the present
Representative from this District; but a. he did
not seem anxious enough for discnaslon to Bay
explicitly that be desired II. and as the meeting
IVES composed wholly Of loyal men who had coma
here to hcar Senator TEumbull and the other eio-
quent speakers provided for the occasion, tho
Comniltcc Of Arrangements declined To allow
Msnhall 10 air his dcfences of the Pseeidcnt snd
lily Policy. At the sanlc time they assured him II
hs Tonla f. ony for mnlual discusston. TO
might be called together, they would pFeyide a
nen. Ly.nap ITnmour was introduced by Gem
era Uuwycr NJ The hrtt speaker Of the day and took
up In his introduction The declaration and threat
Of Andy johnson inst support Of Congress by
tbs 11o5al people Of ths patton would bring on q
as iheir. head. lie showed that the Pscsidcufs
actlJ a. that Of Congress, and Tho only difference
hetWccn Ills position now and that OF Congress Is
that he holds bis present oiee by tho constituency
people. DenonncIng the Infamous anshor Of ihc
ih1vat alluded to, he remarked thot II the attempt
ne made t. q9Rose ts wt ef The people
that reasonable attempt will b punished more
severely even than the rebels OF the South, bis
saaf she 4 s 1e;s .aa Sa iFsss FS; 5 s5
sa Weaa Ing m - be oae Nj Il It.
e hf .h1s By he
branded it ~ false and = slander npon ths 61avc
sSss f.asn %ss Y e. cs + pase
s:s sst to shs:e lin .,S; Worse '1 ,.n q ,dsS a:s
not to i'd aud protect him in lis treason. fhI5
&c 'H sss sapans
Il 4
to It. Mr.. Trunbn!l also eketchet the provisions
e f' 'ds {otctga. etgt! Rights bill and St fostH
rseonstfnet;o'' IN the sout6 nece.s1t.;s thc pas.
sage Of these Two bills: Congress passed them
ssbeI M states sSoua 10 On 'aAt ts s1s
loyal basis, and It was this dcterminat,on thst
brought about the conntct between that body Ard
dent ~ basis Of reconstTuction were very well,
hui they did not 20 far enough. md 10 order that
thoroughly Republican form OF government
| prepared and proposed The Constitutional Amend
adoption b. the States St thc sonih ae.iringW W Re-.
guarsntee Of their loyalty and good faith. These
Amendments are SO well known now that their re-
capttulaiion here is unnecessary. They consu-
as:. o. sss sevses ct
tcntion to that Amendment correcting the basis
m shs IT,
vent IN increase Of the Southern. power In Con-
Eresa. This argument seemed most close
e. 70 eopsas tsah apn.p,e 81. anst9F ats ThS b
voice viii whieh iksy announced heir dste1aIas'
tion 10 prevent an Increase Of the rebel power,
jed: Tbas Amendment mailing esered our owl owl
National debt ana rep9dtating the rebel debt, as
asa hs' ' s.ae o. Ga @ aa sa
offise, we're all halled BY The people with positive
rsd tc1s osh for tbe anission 10 ef soaea sr Eep.
resensatlrss. and by sketch Of the manner Of ad-
nission Of Tennessee exhibited the falsity Of The
asvo.se M secp @ oet H's q tas en
From this Mr. fru,nbnll went Into an analysis
Of .hc platform Of the Philadelphia Ccppertohn-
EQu NOQfELt&DN. &Uu E44GtltlAliy EKQlUltGu Inc
fallacy Of s claim That the rebel States have their
STATE condition perfect and uaimpaired by thctr
rebellion. This opened up wide teld Or Cop
Iesentations, includinga LOT Of Andy Jobnsonta
sclfeont1adsctione, which The speaker treated In
The nae:t happy manner: manner Suttee strong point
rro1l:ioSai Governors. IN order that
spss ssis + ws5s from az sssoEs ase ss@
ttuns In their favor and pardon them 80 that they
could aid in the rcconstE9c!fon Of the Govern.
consiitnenees q tho @ M % claiming as
resrntasires themselves Art and the President
e ana s
In conclusion be earnestly appealed 10
hs hs cssstupps cSss psops pss se t. aos to s:qs , 9
lnyal reconstruction In tho Southern States, and
10 forever prc:crt traitors from havin: any part
ascs sS sshn as j. T as sa
eal sebcl-sympaihiztng Democratic or Copper
5oanssn srIa- Ps,iy rs, n cn,,.no r,. ,,a nox,
speaker o2ened s sdasss viii III .nn soaeiss aSs
and frcedon.as ihoee Of the present day eHise,
Champion ef freedom, ASrshara Lincoln. lie lie
rcmasAc that when !insoln fell y he hand Of
o es 5e
johnson that he might do Its yiflaiuoas work, and
faithfully has he dIseba1sed what 1ras expected q
he ln&uEl2kG moses I&Ae 41QEu ana
al,eucd Tie rebels in their pretended rcconst7uetd
| Governments. In their naal and mnrdeEous at.
sR;s snsRs tG soa sss ed Rs L. hs
ss.e % the RRsasn RaSs ss hsp pass ss e
fhis neiarsoue design: are inss;fs1ed With by The
Nofth devastating and dcsolaling cisil waF.
Al this po!ns an attempt WIS made By The ce7
eens bit % hsr g endes1cf as Was aa signal als Ss
and tcsn1:ed in swo Of their number being eject
ua!ly WHIPPED.
johnson has again and again broken his most sol
cmn pledges. aud how little confidence can l4
placsa IN bis profession. tia Of lofslty- e. aIss
Trumhull on tLc question OF 4 change Of the bast
Of representation, ant nom this spoke At som,
length Of the character of the men non
fnstGe1 aspsged me In
ssue light ihe Coppe9johnten party, Wit
te N
tor.nres Of Libby Prison. Belle Isle, and Andcr
eonviise, showing that the u,en who were foec
he most ardent supporters of i: j. and IN.
policy" In conclusion, be remarked that d
people, the power behind tbe throne, arc detc,
p1ope.ea j. she one:nsa .poEef-net pese
founded on ihc fragments Of q bet1ayed. degrade,
ncEpelIs nn; peace hss5n for n object ts 10y
highest degree promote prosperity and The gzea
At the cpnclusicn Of III. Taylor s address, tn
meeting adjourned:
Dutirr tie speech Of Senator Ttumhnn, San,
Nar*sell. the CoEpe[hs,d Reprcssatalive frou
ihs a apa 5 @ son
the great disgust OF the loyal soldiers present, IN
to ahclr own evident discomfort The plain an
lcnily not 10 their liking. In order to afor
Sam: MAelall an opportunity for n1l The olsen.
sion he wants. General E. kitehel1 has arranged
ecsiea Of Joint mcetirEs with him, ..
In The evening, aftcr the grau1 demonstraiio
iu lie grove, sHoihe@ meeting Has held In u