The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-26

Material ONCE Apd with all the thpereetl
view, which few had the opportunity TO seoure,
e S5rm1sso T RSSiSS5o are n sSSS 2 ana he amend
me- %sDt i.g ERIsh may the BE s EsSSlr'aS & e oi tA' SER sT-
with members Of both parties IN both
ton. both under 'Repu6llcan and pemosratic
rule. while as 4%ssls.ant seeretsry o. the NaSE;
Ralu sn n pr sPS lnit' Gay 'E TSFS 81 l afm y. oSP
service for ths splendid 1s1 " sS yiStSries which It
"Xs he iaid down at once a lucrative of1ce
~ NE e e re ns ]ssTylSS q TI,S H. ms sGSS:
In the 6eid. so will he II elected Goyer1oro Of
There. were loud calls for z speech from
i ESPasss seT to iG attend On thee P @%RhPS o| MI:
~ SsSosuHiddF no SH'G sDe Sfs j. guS s9Sn W. R' X. ' e. oi Esst
made q short speech full q enthusiasm for Col
RGfDSs sn H. = T 1rSsn introduced reSsEa; the Hon. Abra-
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sIpaneiad TBanneer." icoSnHslderinG the prevail:
iRE harmony Of chs %9 sSa S:t the less said OF
trodIced when, with a whoop and a scream
a nhS, " on Sel the R9o right t0A and tp' continuing %Ipsui S't The
motion with a sweep across to the left, rose
and hats and kept on cheering amid the bang
Ing Of drums and the ringing notes o. the BIZ;
sy. A shd H end 81 th sq %SoaIS 'n %Sst + s. as neaT s ssf sasS
in that particular music hall;
cd For R SS1Is AYE s9anSISs 'G &c a sSa front teo ct
S SIs S @SHte. s SLIM ISSsn ana %neliasSi@ss
s1s w1olsSti sdi n eSas give fR@ a Sa1 & The f s rSefsi
was fearful and every time the upToar sqb,
IBsass 80 ioo:e S sSsPp. IN AZ Sof Hsst hey sSS yi SsSf% E % Ills
bers OF the Sixty-dft Regiment who greeted
my CoMRApSs: I heard the trumpets tear
e battle 4 SSsnt ioS al and S,T,I EnG SSm what Ssrd Z
my comGades, @ piay, them fApplause,J
have greeted me tonight. and know YOU win
Who naturally must hold . pesalIIsr Plsse i
sSOs sO To RSen we Ea5' al "a dqf @I t6 sef Sst. t. { E tSs veto t.
eESans Of The great war laP pIIad to the d men
from from Il ISL snO to 5eiitSss 1885, snf fous SIlsa th %snf S c%m.
paiGn after, campaign. summer and win
tsr: year in and year out that nth, The
once more be made whole and without a seam.
Applause We who fought n 9 lesser war,
hope that at least we showed our Willingness
and that you think we are not wholly IN
And before going down to the volunteer
force. to which ! myself belonged, / kn9w that
R RRo aell i ,sa Sp ! RSSa y Ei praise ffisdlfs Tor 'G aRs T Tssu Re
Regiment here IN Buffalo, tApplagseI It
stormed the outworks of Santiago. tApplausel;
In the long, thin. blue lines through the tropic
jungles Isaw them lying under the fire until the
hill over the Spanish earthworks into the
Spanish blockhouse and plant the flag that they
carried over the outworks OF Santiago. lGroat
And now a wore. from the heart to fellow
sfasg1Sfsn. ana & P SasSliFhty f to the 3 P %sa q t6S
flashed at this pointl l suppose that that was
a iiashlight picture LlaughteEl. and to think.
ment for a crime like that.
As / say, particularly to the men Of. the
appreciated the attitude OF many men in this
campaign. but I have appreciated nothing SO
come here to;nieRs4 as, comrades mailing
S sno t The so% nf : lGffepSs .v applause ssn m. For !
t tn9M YOU ans against sRSt' me sn1 And dfy SaD Dfe to @ say ehi s.
don't care . snap OF my finger for those ef.
t forts e Sc fS ae, as It sw merely from means %e an ftte caFs
nothing whatever for the votes: what /
etSsIIss for i aso;r5a and what A. l care for for greatly Is
unteers as i was . volunteer, should m%isqpder:
stand me and should think me capable of
stare hS What s9 / meant nStsi put and / What T1sh ny HHp a iG anSsT IS
II notice that last week when my opponents
held their meeting here That some OF the Sixty
t a'in ea Il w as.n in q srhasPareh IS the he 0 Sote Of
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ballots they would not be as good as one vote.
parfnnnn in aafunI a h. / think that I nnnGiH-
e esalSiR'e an ID rsa%Sd T the ea SasnK w iHs1 / f0e State
that one oasool hiigh p1SSwersd' sm3fkkeless pow,
sR1sS s S5SSk rII& GSwo0Fa F RIGHT pS ySs a ref '' and
speak so well fol, the nation as the instant
readiness with which her sons volunteered at
s sn s saaa T. m S5%T d 1a' pra saeln Sel 5AnRlafS o s1 s49
eli sSlqls ssm sF g S md h Is s Sass' SyS5 S S.ss IL e.
E Sarder task seeG oi, Waiting Rs5t g tR R1% She the 5nllo ons
weary monthg for the call of action which
They had to face death; they Rad to
the tRee chance Ss"ss'D q exp eaperIenese that stern sSS nf jSS
~ battle which. would have atoned for all.
t hded 70 Es as. i much 'S credit as the Rs' m Saef that Mfr Vent sf.
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s E b1Ites b% sllaSlSn Il th dttc MGnId make H g much tR e
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man that went and the man that stayed. for to
all. equally BELONGED the glory; Applause;
in the trenches alongside of me because.
II you had been there. not so much as one
stand toward him. iApplapse.1 | did not
Illinois National Guard. the First Illinois, and
1t was my good fortune. when, they got out OF
own stores. and then. because KNEW the roads
and what was to be done. as the river was
In flood, saddle my horse and ride
down to headquarters, ford one stream and
swim another and insist that a pack train Of
got their food that night Iapp!ausel and.
e tSa ~ aH Wb ESn the MiH;e 20 u 5Sf f6e s SS dhS sr eg fSnt
regiment have named their small children after
me. thu, regiment felt pleased. Laughter and
Now. my fellow citizens. 1 want to speak.
81 s my o oppo %Uea N here eseff last % ST ane sPes ssS
speech: but perhaps should rather say
ter and apnlAuae am hanDv IN aaa