, 1866-09-14
THE SOUTHERN loYAllsTs,
Arrangements for their Reception in
Chlcago-meetfng OF the Com.
mittce Of " clcomc Last
Evening.
Address by CT. Hon. J. n. Wilson
He 0verrules Alderman"
Johnson's Speech at
st. Louis
An Enthualastic Greeting Awalttor
Our Visitors,

Pursuant 10 tho call published IN tho rnranx.
o. 5ctsefday, meeting was held in the Cirrntt
coo1 Room last evening, Of the Coun,it,a. ~,
pointed to make arrangements for the 5cccntion
e1 tne delegates from the Convention Of sonthsrn
i9{aAsts recently held In Phlladelphta. Who viii
,tn a.sse n tn,s Gv On the aFst Of october, The
W. !asgely attended, md he greatest
,as .nns distinguished gentlemen who VIII soon BE- @
10 He.n oqds4 Nv Williams H. Esq called the meeting
Miee, Mayor. The nomination being approved r.
ioal in;g genusnan took the ehair. He spoke Is ioi
. Gcntlelaen-I an sory to say, in msttrr. NJ
this kind am no. 90 well posted ~ 1a1ea n,o OF
ocf Of gentIeme1 see before nc. and II z hsit ~
Up SSa must - iel ne. understood tho meeting.
organization or maki1c one. tor opung p1p
1acn IN s1ls esy on the four or s Or
pS ss In ho
held by the Southern loyalists md ot6ers. 16ai
Is what understand to be The purDose Of tlIis
meeting; nc cxpeEfcnce Of each ono win sur
t - y Root, Esq, moved that Colonel jacobson
aeE as Secretary. Approved.
rcsa % the ses n.nss Ss Of ~ h ssese.
pointed ard published In THE TnlpUHE. AP'
,l'; MI; hoot reported that be had received com.
manisat1on rem tho Board Of Supervisors etatlng
splfed 10 unite with such other committees a.
shall bc appointed In The reception Of these fen.
Taylor Gsorga stso"s, E. u. T. MGens MiSmlEses; T
Whitehead, 5. shacktord, E. 5. Hammond. fAp-
% motion Of Mr; Roof, It was resolved that Inc
sna,Sn nuasG oi oapcf''sofs be represented In tho
j: g, bore, Esq, said: In order ,ba. the recep-
esSea 9s & 70 s 70 b.
ADVISABLE that certain committees be appoIntel
@ Wilh specific dulles. therefore move You, eif,
to nonse q an afs e 1y hs
Finance Committee. mud such other comm!ttees as
asy ~. he deemed necessary, and to 0s the number
The motion being approved the chairman np-
pointed as such committee: MessTs. j. c. nofc,
&C.. s; G. .MIicker,c C. V. Dyer, Samuel htcRoy. and
The comnltiee having retired, there was call
Dr. tiffany. expressed himself a. heartily In
sIrcd tic eitt Of Chcaeo. and iii stale I'D ID sSe
Northwest, TO show 10 the 1oyatlss Of the Soulh,
BY Their teeepton Of Ler delegates. that there Il
their trials for the Perpctuation Of our national
essss s wis sf e.. f se ' s,aspbs
han met George Francis TraIu, and lad icasuci
something IN lhla regard, The speaker had
known Train; H. had been hfs pleasure on some
speaking III the West. Mr. Train knew him,
:hclefo,c, hut did no, perhaps look uroa him as i
upon shr Philadelphia convcntion, when Train re-.
naikca how remarkable thing # was thai ulI the
clergy, q fur Is be met were adherrnts to thc old
Mosac interpretation Of tllc law. md we're mol on
the platform Of Christ and The Apostles Being
:s;rd wlsat he ncant. the gentleman went on to
i.aale What lc had accomplished at the Conveu-
t"nld Zee, AZ :hc ministers Of ills contIy we're
!; hing the Mosntc Iaw-an Eye for an eye, and q
ioo:h Tor tooth, wl.ilc the politicians were com.
10. On to the platfolm OF Christ lie expressed
Himself i1t9 conversation 11t1f t1tp .,}n ~
aeent smeni Il a. va doe.fns ,as ao's ef MIC ;s
'D sSs4 to xhies 'n IN tss 6s e1e19 ass
nasf como. The speaker had looked at Mr.. Train
mon.sn', as sharply Is lie could, and then asked
aan, 1; oes T. seeM 10 yo4 there Is slight inco
: y. les Of the sermon on the Aouut.'' Herenpou
i"e ttl1y was given inrolsing The new light the
see Iss aa isg iSsgi o1 11ain viii
Nuscs" lGrcat laughter ind apl,'ausc.I The
speaker did lot know inst IT sounded particularly
Z. clerical, hut he a1ded "Amcll." fltcnewcd ap.
III. L. =. Dyer was called on for a speech. Tue
tiiat1n:an remarked that lie n:rlst speak, NJ he
II, ed ,,asing hnt the a5ty appealed to declined
in the history Of thc Northwest that they were
r:trasing for, aud he trrs!el that It would bo en-.
would be ataItsd j. lie was glad thsso @ sen;ssmcn
were coming, and l.t hopcd tIley would b. taken
over the Statc to add their iEGNencc to tho loyal
Ml't'tnins defeat Of Andrew johnson and lis pol-
Gale were made for Ncssrs. ucsius, Ward md
! AID. lver awson had tiled to &c. his friend
Uetins to spenk, but being unsuccessful iu thai,
he would ray ilint every man IN st1ch m OCCASION
; There never was time whe1 1nyui men should be
moIc ready 10 extend their hands in bso,lcsly AZ
iec,ion 10 iaose meu ol The South who bad tleen
| .1uc TO tie Union. lie thought lhf* opportunity
3, Of ,htir fidelity, and Of showing them orr al.
! fcc;ion, should be gladly embraced.
on ,ha, occasion, hut IT, was ready 10 join viii
!, a,ir l'tluttr OF citizens in making any sort oi
| dc,nonst1aiicn to show these men Of The South
tH' We are determined 'e eo,ry o! ,c splil
thown M n e the people Of Ibis country that NJ pso
loyn' sentiment ri the couatry mus, rule, 1nsteai
oi that Of rebels and traf,p1s. lie nur-atcd t.le
dangers o. some citizens OF i'ls city. who having
Montgomery snd the other man Selma. Tii.se t Incl
dents lc n'enslone.l 10 sio" TIA, thus far there
,s~,iisu. ns ssa,y 'aiss' . Il rEhs Eaa,t, in a.
: secuted, and b. bel,e.ca ,his inssi!ng would
il some wise procnrc !, Ly sII1v lie loyal men
'rahe snnti. 10 renewed ese,iions.
! shcr1nnn1 he had dl.sranchiscd himself b.
i'nton hsl lcf his f,!;nls aud rone orc. to ll,s
hs occasion. which call. fur our f,"artIcsl sympa
Ihrr, lie, linwcvcr icil he would assume 10 l,av.
Asgisc. for he could lily '::,asnu how my OIL,
c!n11cc. 10 show thr Trc>idcnt and hi. follower
,,at, thonFh They a,ay se,l themselves out, the.
nadc available.
CHIEF 1rt11cE WILSON.
Hon. John n. wilson spoke In response 10 frc
tlucnt calls; l!u was received with m1ch appliance
lie snsd: eu?I'osc an called npo,,, parilcula,
70" al now very It'll a a,n A"sa not ascas Ss T.
lonird and l!asc nut nny particular ability for i'd
d,rtsipE nollllcai n,eStinEs Hut, '.l,an .hs que.
aeeo!dIn: ,o ~ view + ;l.s 81: AZ naSeIs!a.'
,hIs Is opposed 10 sc1y i: IT authority. l5an.l,e
They ha,ca ,Sn 10 me-, aud llscusI nnestio,l
touching The Yrnb>!c 'n!::!e:ls. tApplausc.] An
10 ois'el'e citizens f.o'n olhcr States aA t, aesos
| to li.nti znGt couliIa.y a. one loyal Mau ma
accord tc anoihcr tso,sgl tclIyes in uanothcs Stat.
give this rs my deliberate ceinlon. [App1ausc
mt T. he o,n,op q
made by that gentleman, who has informed til
pcopc of thG Chitrd States in "a circle That h
He been alderman onec-ln recent speech dt
llSeIcd al st. Louis. he gave a very elaborate e.
position Of the Constitution, showing that 4 nsc
ing Of similar character 10 this, .ot VI, IN Nc
tal ss,ns nS' aad sha assa "a has "a,
were Of I;fSIent n,,;aton ,,,n MI,
Inv, md shnnt n'r so. ,n ;'t, ,r., ~ es
a,inr unnn q cnns,i,niinr,i omcsfn, ~. t..
yI!ral Vim H. n1a Sin@ ;st Ii .iu -, ,h H.
man n an. h,c1 ini,'-mc1 ~ ao,'i., tte ~ f'ttS =
TITLED Sfars fhat vnm ana az III ~ H. y
dIyiSuals in thc No,ih ami Snrsr"s ~ h sas s,n =,
lathizc will us, are traitors and rrbcfs, and d
IT,, s.tnst ~; II Hao hAsc been Ugh
e,Emen u tic Unted sa,es ioS the lsst s.,t fr
on;,don or IN ,c." nu .nssisy Ut, iy ,oy Iata - u
hTofi,cr ~, .rt:at 9m ~ taaa otcseLafg seward.
Yayc hc~nmr hnrIcr s,a ~ nas tg!a % y, taai
49, - oH'e oo'Ie1 Stafcs Ihe trouble abot
X oouEu tAat scFeFa! years ago. whc
~ r, rnnaIrn,", eaMS mig thtt bosdt
ts3s hn,'nr s,ot., tH..tI ot tne United statct
t m.1 ~ ~: Stc h4. ~. .n.sasu Ia voice n bette
Ana ,h,ns H., oee,Gf e,5o man: lSseat applause