The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-21

mRde; and another was, that he could !
1ndturnn awaylwithathe7 money .auAH
the candidates declined in ffaSyor Of
Dir Budenhadsen, and he was almost
unanimously eleetedsnI AVA sayAa.
Capt. Hargfaye moved that when
this meeting do adjourn, it adjopr4 to
meet at r O'clock PM, which motion
preyaileaI II II = M q. q
After some further discussion, on
motioiiE the0meeting ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
romaetaNIGHT SESSION bua won cd
AT s o'clock the Union met, pur-
suant to adjournment. The Presi.1
de nbfrstatednthe object of the meet
ing, after which the Crescent City
SilverqBand favored the Union with
tsome delightful music geaT
| - - Capt. Reavis was called forlapdrr ea.
bsponaea IN an earnest and .fprcihle
Isspeech. He was; loudly and enthusIzI
I. asticsiEyy applauded, and his remarks
I w Ire very appropriate. He said that
so e people manifested great deal
of concern about a, soldiers meeting.
To some, it was a cause of nervous
ness, He saw no good reason that
any movement the, men who fought
.oural battles hfer ,uus9 should 4ln-i
bdertake, should give alarm. Surely
those who had fought four years to,
upholdfand support the supremacy of
the Governments ought now to1ibe.
respected and allowed to hold 4lfeir
meetings quietly. His speech was
short, but it was quite interesting
| throughout. Lack of space fosbidsia
more extended notice.
Captain Hornbro6k. followed. He
spoke earnestly in favor of a. soldiers
and sailors monument He urged
that active measures be taken at once
lie felt sure that the people were,
| literally disposed toward the move
ant --theE9wofk eeuld3rsbe accom-
plished9l He believed that the County
Commissioners would make liBeralr
donations He moved, that a committee
be appointed to take steps at once, in
this. matter, and to report at the next
Bmdeting as to the probability of snc7,
cess iThe EommitteeIc onsisted ofithen
following named gentlemen: DR.. Cas-
selbeffs, Capt Fl argrsye,, Capt. Horn
brook, Capt Esslinggear,, Major Rose
uCrdnz, Capt. Wassem, Capt. Lee Ewing,
Capt. CassapaatpsCapH ifHulll MIR.
Aiken, Colonel Rinelapder,, Jacob
/ Wund, Robert Lawrence, Lewis w
Short and Capt Tremble. g on ia, : s. s
AS the constitution provides thate
all money should be. raised By vpinnSses
tary eontribdtia1, a collection was,
taken up and the sum of $14 80 col
lected, which Was paid into the hands
of the Treasurer.
Lieut.. S. f. Horrall moved that the
Executive Committee be instructed to
procure blanks from the Recording
Secretary andFpgesens them ITO al
honorably discharged soldiers who
might be desirous of becoming MEM
bers of the Union, for their signature.
Capt Hornbrook moved to amend
by empowering each member of the
Executive Gomlaitte@Bp appoint8three
men in each TovnshiHsaSas assist in en-
rolling the napff5ef ahTy1ho were de-
Union. The vote Bel Being taken on the
amendment, !. il ptteyaileS !, after which,
the vote was taken #high carried 9,
Capt Hargrave moved that the
Executive COMMITTEE sbe instructed
to inquire into the ppTopriety Of 500
organizing the UniQp,so as to enable it.
to avail itself OF lttff1e provisions of an
act Incorporating :. Voluntary Asso-
cations" apd lot, e Espqgtu Ct the nsxt
meeting Of the 4 lES9N The Ep0tipn
was agreed to.
Lieut. Horrall moved that when
the meeting deadiiagrnatAat itsbelstoi
on the first Saturday n 55 G1ne at two
10 'el 9cR paH., which motion prevailed
Oh moti%I eff Cert Fl 9kgresgs it
was QFdezId that the. proceslGugs of
the meetinGaAsapBR FFRaa HH the
Evansville. J0BRNzL and the Eyans1l
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On motion, the thanks Of the Union,
were tenderedrto the Crescent City
Silver Band ffoflthesexcellents music lrlsil Z
produeede. s. On this and other occasions