, 1866-08-29

The Coprcrsic1eis III uTsEt-culIx-Ncnt3Ie.
ton to the Ixc~cnc-.An Uslet,thuxIa<ttc
Audience and Il Sorry Eleccptlon-A
Cnrpcriientt canditlatc OIL. the Stu.nt,-
PcHdlct0n's Srccc1l-IIpw the Cops
Will Mcct Itcyofutfun-sIe ,vouitl
Give thc Ncbc1s Immediate Kkcprcsen.
thsfon l1a Congress.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbnne.1
EDrSnrno, IsD., August es.
The Corpcsheaas Of Indiana, in their dire ex.
trc1utty, hoping against hope to save themselves
ltoua eTcn more iEnomIniuus defeat than when
their reasonable organizations throughout the
State SO dc1nornlized and sunk them IN infamy,
have not only called upon their big guns in other
States 10 come over and help them, but they have
secured the services OF their great leader on the
national ticket In 1861, Hon George Ii. Pendleson.
who seldom. lends his services out Of his own
State. During the Presidential contest he smoke
hut oncc; in Indiana. md only once before,
lie Stale why sn Of hls eniIG;e i sSppnS SpHGS b,r IT.
been sent into this bcnshtrtl and almost unknown
rssun know re- net; ee1iain il y, though, that tho
main, above the comprehension OF his hearers Or
tNeir etold faces mud dumb mouths belied them,
During ths whole Of bis a:g'tmentaivc and i'm
greeted with cheer OF sIsn OF appreciation.
Then his reception vas The s6fFleat pcrfofnaance
iiendlickt. John IL 1or The disisieT1 d canaaa9s Gna
uist, and few Others, Ge va.
nese aleS ' E a la e q s nsa paraS! q
cd them thronsh.tAc narrow, dusty streets 81 this
sauulid 1own. There was no proa.cssioa. Less
1'endlcton was ashamed OF It, md turned two or
lhstc lines to step ont on tho Sidewalk, hut he
Was compelled to bear :he c.oss ol being d great
With the aid Of a circus. G considerable crowd
had conc TO town, and the meeting on the fair
5saapsssses 4 1 Ps1e m %
sa ea' SRaa s iss I'D t. lad cvsE ~ sa hi
X Il @ea e s a.s .9 c aga 21s
ssty anxious 70 be elected. IL WE desirous Of
giving his vote for the im1nediaie admission Of
not he!iere tue Sacs had right to sccede; there
to1c their secession ofafnances did no! ake them
1nt o. the 9q ua0p M fsa,ny they didn't ea
they were deirated and made 10 las down their
5 arms Without sa.lng aeeompl!she:l their treason.
a9le 9hsy were n9t to b. uIed or pun
nan Argument against fac policy OF Congress In
keeping thc Government III the hands 81 loyal
Ex-senator Hendricks introduced Peud}ctou by
Cstlerin. allasion tn his candidacy for the Vice
lTcsidercy a::aftet johnson and spoke Of The tact
sdoptcd thc aea tat the rcbcl siaca aVs been nSM
1li fho Thc ~ t5e U,aon and arc entitled to all
The elecch Of Mr.. rcnd1eton IVES ycsy pop-con.
,,Sl alt!Sl as to as rhi1Isdephsa st1aneei'cnt il
pssyca Ss h.pry i nos s1a sspaed y d t. m
0.r. anl er:Plisaliy depleted t1e g:eal
h;oaSda aSSd s,sf3ns h " Il m ds S ss SLIM IN
World: lie seemed almost disposed to claim it
~ Democratic achievement, AZ no doubt, viii
rSes Seen s5 saa
the ideseE9n,ent Thc doetfine II session hss
T.AI fH&f fV -fi.fE
declaration at Philadelphia. The people Of lie
Son,h had abandoned i: p The Emancipation
sel19n pHa The aas9asn3s 0fths Sons
illegally adopted; The abolitiofn 81 slavery
Lao been sseempllshed, md 20 r. a. be
apry GF soss eersd IL m os
cons7es. % b5ay 5ut ii: opinion q i. did
10 make the adoption Of The pcudinc Constltu-
tioEa1 amendments condition precedent 10 the
Southern States being entitled to representation,
meet them. s'We Will meet them,N said lhe
sl.aksr, '@aa our judgment dicta1cs a. the sine."
uine Of statc fights, IN Which be Hoped to Cod
.na sa .gS 9S spd j
ant section of The conttitutional Amendment IN H.
1t e e9e
sites ihe right OF. defining The duties and pti: Il
obgaie States to Five coloscd men lie ric Il r. =
vote Before be would consent that the Fl ,icra
Government shonld do this thing In Or ,io. h,
question Ct eqrnl representation be dlt ,no,cd {
| very briefly, saying that greater ,neouaIit
existed =, In gis1rg each sts' te. sma
It was the principle ef placins s,n,ss on
eQnal footing: It had answered v eli fo1 cishi
yea5s mE 70 oaE 1ashels, 1nd was sgood enough fos d
rebels represented in Congress-" sid ths sn.aSe
~ would. .Ss nnHnss,iosably md iamcdIately:"
WIS In fssor Of edaait;ns ocs Question Wnetaes n.
uupardoncd traitors into c. arrs.s: Ell aneh VI ~
the inevitable conclusion q 11c dcdnc1 rom II
| remarks. 1"0 NA"1A =
Hcndrieks followed +, n a .bort .,e.ch, B,,t
romerey. Of The Lacr ,esc. WI. Dt1oe1ai. ~ az
Jason B'o~n also n ade Speeches ffom anoth