, 1866-09-27
FROM LAKE COUNTY

he giant monster ,,tBE111ox on tho arena Of q
thousand batt!c.acldr, aad who arc now resolved
III, Nov VOW esotl,el With thc tseache1ous sarS q
- my policy At tho b1llot-lox, aEe entitled, all
ofhfr Mtngs bfing tqnql. 20 the dls2ensation Of
IN shaping lhe destiuy Of this great Republic.
Rrsolefd, That upon the ratidcatlon by three,
four1hs Of al' the States Of the Constitutional
deTance of loyal men In the FoFie Congress, de-
rend the salvation and preservation Ut the fruits
o. all onr Etcto.iea-the Proper appreciation o.
liberty and freedom Of all loyal men the excln-
zion and pnnfehment OF traitors according 10 tho
law, ard the future peEpetn1ty. unity and peace
" Essoirsa. es THAT the Republican Union party OF
the United States, having sustained the General
Government, and thereby tho soldiers in the aeld
united csorts Of rebels South and their eympa-
thlzers NORTH, we a. citizen soldiers win rally
around the etandasd.bcarers OF that party. aud
solid front m rcsiaiug the efforts to surrender the
Government fnto tho hands Of those who sought
Feseie?d. ] i Tint NC join in the demand that loyal
men Of all the StatSa That defended mud preserved
the National Government. eltal dictate tho te.rns
on which tsaitors aud rcbeious States shall again
participate In thu Government
Rt*o7r<d, That We endorse the cali for a Com
yention Of soldiers aod sailors who have served
In the Amy aud nnyy OF The United States. to Ae
aad @ Il iat We n5se,pate ' il T he consention tSs
representation of loyalty, heroic ecEyIce, and IN.
tcliigent patriotism which eerycd the nation In
.he l'a,t ana to which We must turn in the fulu'c
Rttsirtd, That We hold 20 fellowship with tho
eo-calle0 Solllcrs> aud Saaaos& Conrenuon Of
Cleveland, md lint nc cmpbatlca1ly tepudlate
this tulpudcnt and Irresponsible attempt To mis-
represent the true sentiments Of the soldiers and
Es.elrti, lint tbe Grand Army Of the Rc?nb,Ic
Of Tits District desire, in all lawfal aud tittns
ard sccmly ways, to honor all those tlsc.sacd pa:
once to-calira '.Cohfcaefats States Of America"
who, when the land rcckcJ with treason North.
and rebellion South, stood true to the star be,
tko 1oose especially and because these men Of the
Gulf need 10 be takcn to the heart Of tho great
Northwest on account Of their peculiar gcosraphl-
swrs.1rg aaelity, and crncl prosecutions, wc
honor and endorse the attitude orthe Hon. fhos.
]: pn1ans, Of Louisiana, and A.; J. Hamilton and
T. II. feafe. ex.Go'es1'ora Of feSas-'he Empire
RttoIrfd, That II thc Into rcbclllous, once 90
called Confederate States Of America+ or any
Amsadmcnt, proposed b. the las at Congress, pro.
viling for representation according 10 the white
population Of the South. tliat IN tint escnt we
10 The enioynen, Of political equally therein,
they now being conquered territories thereof, cx
espl Or. the basis ot Impartial suffrage, without
RtJoIrfd, That In thc event Of tho rejection b.
The southern, once socallea Confslcss,o s,a,es
or any OF them, ofthe Constitutional Amendment
f1 ss sSss fy ct ya saafs e
past, nnd as citizens and voters OF Illinois, will
provide in our future choice of Representatives 4
Suffrage Irrespective Of race or Color Color. '@' '''>
:. Rtsoirtd. That NC 'lts!rust the motives and po
llllcal honesty Of tho fsienashlp 10 tie soldtcr
ConErcs. who endorses Tho Convention held 4
| Philadelphia On The nth Of August to the 18th
i1%clM.iEs. % and presided orcr By Senate. poo!tale
/ OF Wisconsin, and eudorsed 1ysa landtnl OF reno
| Gade Republicans iu Illinois.
The above resolutions were adopted amid
much enthusiasm aud cheering, aud .copie
thereof were ordered by the eucampment t.
be transmitted to the Chicago Daily TIL
the two Lake County papers, the Wauke:a,
t;asttte mud Lake County lA'rios, for publica
| tinn.
The following delegates were then clccte,
to attend the Soldiers aud Sailors Conven
tion, to be held ut Pittsburgh, Scptcmbe
s5,h, 1860, to represent Lake County at sui
Col. r: o; Payne, Nal. Gec. Burnett
1 {;lt:ss w: i: Gilbert s Sses J. q h!eTssy:'
se'si. j. Il. Tayior. lTlsate i. G. cosefids'
! Correspondents OF lhe Chicago Tgibune.1
| 1AsAIEx, September 81.
The Sotionst-unioR-Cor Johnson Denocrsc
aftcr full notice by large posters on all boal
fences In t9wn aud country, promising IN on
door meeting ct ptodielons dimensions shoai
the weather be favorable, convened here to-day
hear Colonel Dickcr. Tho weather was delIeh
tul, hut the outdoor portion Of tho programme III
Omitted for manifest rcs.ors.
Since the ATTEMPTED combustion Of sore-heai
and dead-heods with the 5eomen, which former
constituted the strength of the Democratic part
said yeomen sceu 10 have lost Ill their enth
~iasn, and attend With the utmost sang jrold
their daily routine Of dutfee, nnmi1dntl Of u
fact that designing 1uen ore calling upou lhcm
attend political meetings, OF The couslomefa
character OF which MI those in opposition to Il
| Republicans are constituted.
The afternoon meeting in Cady's Hall was t
ses>ded BY not over one hundred and tweuty-d
persons, onc-fousth Of whom were Republican
The hall Will hold one thousand.
The evening session has bcca somewhat mo
tnlly attended, possibly swo hundred sad any
| attendance. Among other numerous mIsrt2s
sensations made by The Colonel, The most siarl
was "thas Congress had failed 10 propose a
. .lan by which the latoly rebellious States mig
!: regain The privilege OF representation" IL:
) lid him God speed, for such speeches as hc b
ul1uc aeIc VIII 1u3he HepupIitaH fotesa il iat'1t
as any means that can BE- used. = r.
: A delegation from here viii meet the So1the
Loyali,ls In your city. When they arrive the p
!, !, pie NIL turn out By thousands instead Of h'
) dac1t. CENTRE
: The Republicans Of the Thirty-tighth Rep
: Ecntatise District, composed Of tnc coantics
5 Mclean and Dewitt, hare nominated William
!. Smith, OF Mclean. and HeuET Greene, Of Dew
' for Representatives. Mr, Smith IS In fayos
judge Trumhull foz United States s.
! atos, while It is understood that
q Greene perfc1s General Logan. Edw,
r ! Pike Is the Uniun candidate for Sheriff
!. NcLeIn County. and Mark Ross for Corou
Mclean County ranges her majority fot Jc
:. A. Logan n from l $40 10 1000.
= Hon. J. c. Conlling,tt Union candidate. Z
y y william n. sprinec.t the coppetlohuson car
= anie fos Representative from The Springfield
\ tsict, arc 10 nare joint csnFa.s In thst distz
a sn,tnrsr wns Secretary Of tlc knigats Of tho Go
l. en- Circle, and his war fecosl Il enc Of tho We
d in the Statc.
0 The Johuson mcn In Lo<4in County, Ohio, b
n ! been making great movement to have Capt
= Rtcky appotnsed Postmaster at 0heslIn. q
!! | Of hia record, procured from the AdIutant &C
II ral's Office, Bhows that he deserted from cami
= Cleveland before going to tbs war.
:" The last number Of The Array and Ndry JOUR-
r The recognized military organ Of the country, 6
i tnfns announcements that General Daniel
r. stckles, General George Crook aud Breret B
r. ! nalex General 1eWis U. Hunt, hsSc denied