, 1876-04-12

snsuso ssm III *A5 aloag t3s western edge OF tha
to ,,e crovts S ~, nasoEn! ed nd fsos DO eoor
.n,ssos "o,eoms @ Went "p. Tha buildln. ~ look aud
sasen seteo Hith tl1e cry, and tho gres :. With
fesn" ferm '1u IT run carried Long Joh the plat.
.ehncd s hstn 10 nssen dsd anosher ~ 'went up
soms OF tho ir.harltsnts ,hora b. oupd eome
% 70 ~; 4. ii !: "iso tie esps sss
W. I;Ili ,ts Anthony called tis ,eostoz to or.
oe' and 'tnt tho re.nlut1on suS ,,inu ths ~.
Nmn.af f ,. t:o t;aen uctn,na.n:S +. John Won't
nls.,a,, mo..a ~ Chairman. and r." oDtleu,sn vas
o.ee.et VII. an acciaInAtfc., ia. reapundod
throf .gh the building and mado tho walls fsiriY
cscn ~ they echoed back tho vote.
81. As L0Sa jon* H7ErrEp FORWARD
~! e4a1nr:ty Of the audience removed thc(e
ats. The top OF ths na4s4 bad suddenly tuInod
'xhtts. Tnn upfted faces were 60 o1o3e ioYsther
uet they looked ons mighty i!vsd mass. An The
{ tKhes shous Hown Upon them, thor seemed TO
reflect bacls she rays. Lack 10 tho southern end
o. ~ 9ai!a!ne' Hhete those who we're taeEo had
DARK - attsnE background for she whlso spray
that LAY o.. tho top Of TIE waves. Long John
'aa listened to With respect md interest, and
b. b. evidensI, mado assonE Impression In his
"Fifteon years ago tonight" BALD he, "these
"ao Elasr.FneettnE Of citizens 10 take Euto con-
e,Ietatson the imminent danger Of our country.''
Ihere wc.e nt,n' there who attended that
camo up ntlrmnr that died Amay again.
Fifteen yetre ago." he continued, "tho frat
gun Tas fired Il Fort Sumter"
!he mn7aur deepened again. aud roso, aud
s"ened. ard faded.
=. a. DO proceeded TO compare tho dangers Of
tnas dar With tho thrtatenngs Of this, ihs u.
ssmp'nRe Ihtoned awhile patiently, and .hsn
nn,' 1noeG came Eu,h ke the wind on the prairie,
Hsen who haso t-ampled upon tte riohtn OF The
beoplo and the rush knd murmur blended Into
! = shrek Q! anEsr and q demand for roiIef But
tha senper of the meeting tcerncd 70 be OF etern
1 won't 1eneoiesa rago In impotoat cu1sincs, A
TaJ Of refotro had bean pointed out. It lay In
the power oi that hugo throng to right tbo1-
selves and ther knsw It, Tho lecchss who woro
Homes: officials wero to ho put in power. They
! held thor GalvaIion In ttic!r o9n bands, md
when tho resolutions. coudcmnuy tho old aya-
tam Of ttaud and corruption and offering nov
reFo cnrried br voice that penetrated overy
corner Of Chicago. Tho enthusiasm was bo,nd.
lese; Tho lights wloked and oltnked and then
l falFlY 1nnlped ~ cheer after cheer arose. nnti
| rang through tho hail. and the crest crowd
70 lied and staggered In thor c1ertions.
4 II IL difficult to manage 60 largo an nudiopce,
rbero there arc 80 many p1cjuoicea aud p,cfcF.
ffnceb, especially 80 when largo uun3bor arc
not IN hearing distance Of tho epoakors. In. In
this instance this crowd vas particularly orderly
Aua al~ass under perfect control. At hslf.pas!
n aecontl ntand wAs occupied At tho southern
/ end OF the bail atd speakers provided to inter-
i eEt those who could not reach the main stnge.
Il Large and unwielJy as tho meeting WAS, thcro
WAS 40 delay and no Tagging in the enthusiasm.
and wlon at 9:45 All adjournment was au.
nonnced, tho crowd flied out quietly, aud ia \
for minutes tho building wsa deserted.
! THE FoLLow1Nu-NAMED GENTLEMEN
arc amooE Ehose for whom scat4 we're reserved
i On the stage: q. p. Kellogg. Il, P. Dssicksou,
| JudEs Otis, Elliott Anthony. Abnor TAYLOR. C.
| a. Henderson. Hnnry ". King. Channcy Dowon.
GhasloA II. Gregory, ]. r. 1ogrence Marshall
Field, Goorgs NJ. Pullman. e. G. Mason, l.. L.
| Coburu. William Blair, Arthur Dixon, Phil
Hoyno. Tom 1toyno. Thomas G. Mcars, N. s.
goutou, II. J. Willing, Miles Kchoo, Sol a.
Smith. P. Il. Smith, George Q. C1ark. John
Wentworth. T. ". unrvoy G. r. Bowoo, Henry
Strong ra5 Z ?; cea' Q2qn1soasr rio; nata'ct'
/ BpaldiuG, Jesse spa'dnR. r. shirmhu
i .. u. Hhirp.n 4--Ea-e... 3. McCAgE
i Norman William, G. c. Campbell Robert Il
1 I.ncoln, Norman c. Perkins, J. p. Reynolds
+. y. ralmct~ George n: Dogue. Jamos +
Root George 3l. How. William Al!sch, II. N
il iiay, G. Il. Corbln. J. r. Doauo, A. T.. Good
rch, Auson 6tagcr, Charles Cameron, D. u
shinman.. Leonard svott, Eobort Ln~, a. II
Durlcy, George n. kimbark T. G. ktokko, Dr.
J. Ward Ellis, 4. L. Morrison. Zen, 4. l.
Chotlain. Robert II. Woods, William T. Cool
haugh Joseph 1sutsar, l. u. Arnold, and Joh1
i DeHoTen.