, 1880-09-15
THOMAS IIOYNE.

The Chicago Democratic Club otherwise
known rs the Young Democracy, met last |
tvct1lllg In tho club room pn tho parlor floar |
Of tic Palmer House. Tho Committee NH
pointed to arrange for tllc reception Of Col.
Nitns and tho ll,lss-t.ecttng at Mccormick
Hall Saturday evening reIartctl tho details
Of those arrangements MS far ns perfected.
There will be n reception, n l'lascl 10 tic
l,all, the meeting itself, procession 10 Ito
Palmer Iiousr, md n scrcnaslc nj lint po!nt.
After receiving tho report, tho regular ortlar
of business wns suspended md tho
meeting gnyc itself up with much
pnth,lsinsl,,, to listening 10 n st}eeeh by
tho lion. Thomas .lloyne.. tlc hegas, l,y re-
inurkins tl,nt they had mt under very Happy
auspices The light in tic Northeast WIS
nWsiillr into .aay Of victory fNr tile DGllID-
frau, ,tlla. at,spietous qattyr. Ile CHI, r.. r.
entvetl thcsu encouraging remarks Will the
usual applause. n1l THO speMkGr went nh 10
sllDw how beautiful tho Democratic party
moro faithful interprtter of tho Constitution
| nlu! It WIS taIo nnfal.ering defender of tito
| National Umlni. At tItls there was more Nt,-
pla,Isg,-'nucl! moro than wonl'! llaye fol-
| South 1f thu UhD River. f[nylMg said this
much, 1t WIS nut very astonishing tn liear
thu EcNtEc!nnn shy TINT tlin Democratic
party's enconragenent y i'niniEratio!l when y
! reacGably ctfrcttny tho overthrow Of slavery
III America. Everything. Willie IL hui sway,
was prosperous, Ai,d tlle future uo$t rron,is.
'rSSable S s aGout i's slaSerys why = clvil WIFI
! The Dcn1cratlG fntllerS Ind discussed the
question Of slavery md settled II, MS they
thought forever. By tho prnylsIons OF tho
jr,lEe Of Its Own domestic nffnirs. But there
were .c1nnEoEs hero n,lt nsroatt. und. ns
s!Mysry WIS ruw to be nlmlIsl,ed ny blnt o..
Christianity, tho Const1tutto1twa denounced
ns IL leng.lu will! ,leHth AMI Il covenant with
hell. CMy, llnngns, md such did mt hAtH
slnyery less, but they loved their co'i'ttry
mnrp. -..---,,
cars, ms Sy e eliy MaS Who 35fGfs G ts
ctfroiltery of tic Devil with being counl'osett
0f pr.-saycry il,eil. There was not ullD that
the speaker Knew TINT did not iatc slavery.
lion, and, - help him God, rather than raise
Ills arm with thcse anti-slaycry tlclnaFogs 70
strike thv co,.ntry's future, he would FISK
hls lite, slavery. alMl everything ~ else %slse.
cratic party ilaue The Rebellion. Did Grant
mike Tic whlsky-thieyes Laughter
And yet 7 wo4l.! BE- rs fair to sall VI lS9,n.
Gratis With br!rg Union.saycrs." Lincoln
himself wns no nnoru MI nntl'slaycry lnatl
M s |te sgakHtT waSS S garrea n fs sy
tllts new disturbing .eleMent,-this real cause
Of the War,-tlIouEll ngninst them III, spirit.
ECheers.l And then, when Lincoln wns
elected, there was civil wnt. Wien
lsepubilca,ls asserted tl'at tho % Democrats ut:
simply lleA, md knuw they l!ed wl,en the,
cuek himself was q living example OF tlit
! fa!sty Of their statements. (An'lAnse.l
The speaker went III Ia say lint, though
tl!u Wnr WIS finished, thc keEnbican parts
wis doing its best to kgcp I've the sp!r!t o.
secliulmlisln instcatl nf fostering thu spirit O.
lll,iuu. Thc Republicans protested tn ltayt
put ,own tie Rel,elli9,n a.. gu by themselves
70 nnry Inv att M tje ,v Sat au ys
/ those Whom IL still cn!lrtt lseE,c!s.. Mon
= they give us n cilnllrH to try unr hnna?' III
/ quIretl Mr.. 11nyne, atttinE, very slgnitlca
! ave never lAll niy trD,lb!t. with tile SOUTH
. fChccrs.] But thH liepu1lieall$, ,; were font
plees. Aeso'i'plices II erlno2 Xo, they dAn'
q whisky-thieyes WIS Ny: l!uync's next ~
). ,erru4atiol,. "Oh. no. We hayo done noti'
t lug Wn haven't Ind the opportunity.
!, After attempting to rltculc tho Rep,blica
platform, particularly tho plank setting fort
r. It's ,lobln record, tho spen!ser assured lf
+ hearers that tlat pnrly couldn't possibly liV
q asa!nSt tug ne'nocralc % p!rty %!tl' sue
> tllips very significant, rs well rs surprlslnl
r. t!l tllis gulu frnsn tho northeast. AS Il nln
!. ter Of course, Il WIS ll0wflg tho Democrat
ship Into haven of safety: Thu W0plu {
v tho United S.atest llu WIS glaA to sre, wet
IA returning to th'ir senses.
y Tho HVTccll was very encouraging 70 II
y Democracy, who haven't hal 'NnythlrE
M encourage ttlttl fur 50 long, Mau WAS u
~ plaudedto tl,o ecl,o