, 1866-06-28

Grand Union h2iIy In Marion County
Indiana state Dental A+suc1aiioa-
The Sinking Fund tnTeAt1=xtfon -
Ra-e Bail match-Soidtcra' Onion
Meeting at Rockville.
fSpec1al Oetpatch to the Chicago Tribune.}
IsutANAFoLIs. Juns q.
The rally Of the eold1crE Of Marion County, In
tayos Of The principles and organization OF the
rnlon parry, tonight. YES a most imposing de-
1nopFnafion md calcn1ated, In all It's maRnft-
CENT desaIls, 10 P7ke dismay into The ranks OF the
nrc.tn-the.rear Democracy, who, haTing fought the
soldiers Tor four yes1s past now seek, by deuslre
theIr allegiance 10 the great party thai carried On
the .sr 70 glor1ou.iy.
Ma: ono Aal1, he place 0, gathering, asa eplend-
idly decorated with the emhlens Of Union mud tie
trophies Of Victory. Al the back Of the stage was
PLACED tulI ereth Of! portrait Of Cor. Morton. the
q % lie Eevep1b. Thrieentd md ii eepth Ieaisns s
Regiments. That Of the Thirteenth heine most
=orecuu. md co.sly asR Of woven eik: manu'ac-
hundred doliart. On the night ana lett 81 ihs ,tase
e e ;ssss; s;:aa5s: ss,s sss' ss,,s 4 % ~:
Da,e IT., Of tie s,see VAS wresihed with he glorious
.ntign tf The keprblic- Along the walls, 1T resu-
u, PLACED sas sna seo Of
numerous pictures Of the hero eodieEs Of The Stale,
eF al1 grades. from pnyate hp 10 Maior General.
.nie. Sere u so spproptste OBJ M paeea Il po:o op.
I'D nom Tue vazioas Chandeliers hung numerous
tiny IepetLlons Of The national cooss-
The sight was Hoet beautiful Que, md the en-
shukiasu Of The boys IN blue ~as uubounded.
They knew from the tart that 1t was in act, as in
psp.e. their meeting, and they re'ponutd with
Long before dark the unnamed heroes Of the war
began assembling, and not content with bringing
themselves. they iusea bright eyed happy malaens
eion. HIRE md there, TOO. could be seen the
Eomhre tatltmcnts OF mourning enb1ems OF
mothers grief, or ssters sorroH. tor ron or
b,o,bef, Who gave his HE for his county.
me discharge Of artlilc1y broke the echoes sr
and near, ard The people commenced 10 pour on.
rard toward tae ball, keeplag time TO martial
he room 70 severely tested. Hundreds talled 70
en: f.ee %ptn1nea ,oxsrds he .pcasess stand
LED the foslo.n hope IN The neld Of battle:
howe, Ia,e d 1be F1tfysseventh Indiana intantr1,
Who read the csl N pursuance Of which the asses1-
b:aee had convened.
Chaplain OF the Thirty Sixth Indiana
ten. Fred. X. Heller vas chosen President, who
appeared and briefly returned thanks for the honor
II. ". Douebet. was ehosen secretasy.
On motion committee composed OF the good
old Onion was .52oinfs tho to-
Committee. Of which Capf- J. u. COMMONS, FLY
seventh lrdana. vas chairman. TIE oomn.''tee
cons on*nitstion. IL bsna plss'ns :. Tramp, Tramp,
,he Boys ars marching.
4 chIh Of laotea and gentlemen then Fang my
n tho chorus. Nh E. n. Aalford pres1ding At TIC
piano. ,,.,.,., n,.,- H..
hart, Of tho 12s.h Indians. whu beRan his fpeeco
By fectupG Adintaut Dyesa' bearil1nl poem Of
sberman'< R3rch to the sea. He ihcn eaia:
rscw o. s;;a Tn Z
Of three worde-Keady. Atm, Efref Thla neel1nR
not called to :ranaple upon tslten foe. but j.
wcuid speak principally tn Of ,ae pfsaEss ot rebel
lion ana By she word rebellion he meant morc
than ths army Of attned rebele It In
c,,Hear. aEd claimed - protection Of the
Government they WIRE seeking to dcstros. ae re-
fe11cd 70 tbe bossts Of tae lon7.hai1ea eaisaify,
febei could whip nve Yanhees. They anderrated
the valos Of No'thesn soldlrr:. The second mis-
haa sossr. q Sosn Tor
coarfe enough 10 weaT the hlde Of rhineoceroe
tee 9sso1e eeensd uns eotsaa ~ 4ne Df rrses made
,n;:a ,n;sa,tp,an %1.k' ras sse 81 % atePe
ssxs oaa Sot s
Starving ope1a.yes Of Lancashire resolved R isYoE
Of ,he nee Na1th. ana refused - Hsien to- rsbea
NOT down ,he,r devotion 10 liberty ii the hood
| OF Charles /. The peopk of France synapathixed
| uith III md Threatened shs throne Of Napoleon u
| tase WIS that the south thought the North was
divided Some Of cur Generals thought 20 IN the
leennfnc Of the xa,. but toou foa1d ont thelz mis-
| Tbe.e ooos slayrs were true to liberty. They had
! fIutfrated the}R devotion 10 freedom at Mlkrn'a
Bend md Gu naaDy o'her bloody aeld*, and becante
en- oIsek 5 1a3n she.e W. hos rs.ei IL the Moth
! that thls Aes niger Wa1, III abolition war. Some
Of thase msa who rs oppes'pR Us today said they